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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
DANE A NEBO BONDY.

Vitsz.tvi teto vace zavsi ma tom kts srana bude
mocnsjsi zalezi statesnosti asady zaroveh
hlavns strojich jnych vslesnych bach vydrzo-
lv&ni unrnxsai i zAduie
penize a hodns penSz.
Penize velka vydani musi narod kupovanm
Bonda vlads opat kdyz tax neu6ni vlada bude
opatfi 81 penize urcenim dani President Wilson pax
bude pozadavek sSd pfedlozt kongresu ktery Ia
nafdi vybran dan jez pTi kupovan nasch potreb
musfme zaplatit.
Nell bychom premysleti tom, by o znamenao pro
kazdeho mas.
Penize odvedens pTmych neprimych danich, Sc
vice nevraci.
Proc nemazeme radsji penize Wade pGjet miti je
u:etfeny? Vlada paeene penize vrat zaplat Mich
droy, ale danch odvedene penze nikdy nevrati ami
s. lroky mich neplati.
Uzivejme zdravy rozum a prijdeme tomu nahledu,
ze vlada penize ty u 81 NIT. fthN !
UrGenym DAMN Sc zadny nevyhne. Ia v:echny potfe-
by budeme vice patit Tfeba vada kontrolovaa
zboz dane vzdy pfipoctaji Jest nuno pfemyset
jest pro mas vyhodnsjsi koup Bondd Wade
nize dobre uroky PUJcIT, aneb penize odvadst da
nich aniz bychom je zpst dostali.
Udalosti vslce sou krticke Nsmecko VIOLA cely ma
rod do zbrans ochranu ve vlas tax jako nas von
vace napina v;echny sy by nsmeckou vojenskou
znici musme mi zde napnou vsechny silly, abychom VIA
de opat dost penez tax aby nase vony y nelepsi
valeene prostfedky opatfiti mohla
Ma vtszstvi spojencI zavisi baho v;ech narodi pf-
tich pokoen tudiz blaho nae nasich dst osvobozeni
nasi stare vlasti.
Jak by fronts ii na: ho:i citi az by Sc Dove
DELI ze americ lid donna odeprel penize valecne
tTeby Wade zapGj6? by nam pax Tek, az vrati
do svych domovi?
Chranme jejich vyeitek, ze j.me byl "slackers"!
Na:e vlastenectv nedokazeme mavsnim vajky ami ma
psem 'To He'll with the Kaiser nybrz musime zdvonaso-
bit koup nasch BondG rozumnym jednanim pfimst
se sousedy a zname, aby TAX us;nil.
Pro uchransni nasi cti us1me tax Ultra prepsanim
Cleveland urcenou castkou dokazeme suky uzna-
vae zasluhy nasch hoch, ejich hrnstv jeich obsta-
vost pro nam vsem milou vlast zde i tam "a morem.
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SP0JENQ 0BSADlLI OSTEND, BRUC-
CY, LILLE A DOUAI.
HUNOVE STAHUf SVA VOJSKA Ma
OBRANNOU LINI ANTWERP
NAMUR-METY.
NOVY ODER MARSALKA HAlCA MEZI LIE
CATEAU A OISOU

dive mile ma linii devitimilove
a rovnez cetne nepratel uvrhli
zajeti.
DalSi lokalni lspechy ziska
ny vcera u Verdunu a Cham
pagne.
Americky zpravodaj Julius
B. Wood pise o bojich, ktere
prod6lal chicagsky pluk 1872. v
sousedstvf lesa argonskeho, ma
silnici cd Verdupns < Sedapu.
PfoE Chicagcantm stall ' mi
stech tech Rakusane, jichz
znacny pocet padl do zajetf.
Mezi mimi bylo mnoho Cechd.
Jeden cesky vojak vypravoval
v zajeti: "Mysleli jsme, ze A.
merikani nerozumi slovu "Ka
merad" a proto jsme naval
rukama volali "Republika,"
az jsme pax byli zajati, jak
jsme 81 prali." S timto muzem
vzdalo Sc dobrovolne tricet vo
jaki, vesmes Cechd. Vypravo
vail, ze obklopili Nemce, KITE
ry ma Amerikany strilel re
strojove pusky. a vrhli ma neho
nekolik granatd. Jeden zajaty
rakousky ddstojnfk vyslovil Sc
Amerikanech: "Nikdy jsem
nevidel udatnejsich bojovnikd.
Byl jsem svedkem toho, jak je
den vojak, strilejici z automati
cke pistole, ranen byl do pra-
We ruky. Strilel tedy levou a
prave uzival k tomu, re vyta
hoval zavitky patron z kapsy a
nabijel az jsme jej zasahli gra
natem.
Ma Balkane postup spojenec
kych armad je rovnez vytrva-
IL. Srbove dobyli Pirotu "a Nj
81 a francouzska kavalerie vpa
da v zad rakouskym vojskIm
z Albanie pred Vlachy utika--
jicim.
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Amsterdam, II. rijna. -
Baron Husarrek, rakousky mi
nistersky president (jehoz re
signace byla vcera hlasena a
jake jeho nastupce jmenovan
byl hrabe Sylvia Taroucca) pro
hlasil, ze rise Rakousko-Uher
ska piv...~. Ia bude We fede-
ralnf staty.
Londyn, II. fiina. - Smero
datny korespepdent Reutero-
Wy kancelafe, hasledkem z vi
dne doxycl.N-depeSi ptsdpevi-
da federalisovani Rakouska.
DIE telegramu svolal premier
Husarrek konferenci vudcu
vsech stran. aby projednava-
ma byla proklamce. kterou by
Rakousko-Uhersko rozdeleno
bylo ma ctyry staty:
Nemecke Rakousko.
Ceskoslovensko (ma stati pa
trne jen Cechy. an Slovensko
jest v Uhrach. Pom. red.)
nyrsko.
Rusinsko.
Move statni utvary by mely
spolecnou hlavu, spolecne di-
plomaticke zastoupeni pro Ia
hranici a spolecnou obranu. =
Die dochazejicich zprav hodla
rakousky cfsar Karel vydati ii
ira jiz vyzvu ku vsem rakou-
skym narodlm, aby konaly pri
pravne prace k vybudovani
t6chto federalnich statnich u
tvari.
Otazky tykajicf Sc Polska.
Rumunska. Bukoviny a Bosny
i Hercegoviny. lusteny budou
pozdeji. Move zrizene federal
nj staty arci by byly pod ze-
elem habsburskym. Wekerle,
uherskv premier potvrdil tyto
zpravy svoji recf v mad'arske
snemovn6, slovy:
Rakousko organisovalo Sc ma
federalnim zaklade. Take my
bychom NELL postaviti Sc ma
zakladnu personalni unie.
Washington, D. c., IT. rij-
ma. - Statni department obdr
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ODPOVED BERLI.
MA Sc OCEKA.
Va DNES.
|PONORKAM DAN ROZ-
KAZ K NAVRATU DO
ZAKLADEN.
HUNUM ZAKAZANO PU-
STOSITI OPOUSTENA
MESTA.

Amsterdam, II. rijna. - Pt
kyny Berlina nasvedcuji o We,
ke cinnosti v politickych kru'
zich nasledkem chystane meme
cke odpovedi ma nOtu presiden
ia Wilsona. Jak Sc proslycha,
Jest zneni odpovedi jiz hotovo a
neni pry nikterak naprosto "a
mitave. MarSal Hindenburg pri
jel do Berlina, kde o odpovedi
konferovati bude S vidci polite
kych stran a hodla die nekte-
rych povesti postaviti Sc proti to
nu Wilsonova poslani. Opet Sc o
znamuje resignace generala Lu
den dorfa.
Odpoved' Nemecka mela byti
odeslana do Washingtonu dnes-
nj noci. Polodfedni casopisy pi-
81, aby mirove jednani bylo u
drzeno a Hanzablatt dokonce
prinasf z ddveryhodnych prame
MI west, ze nemecka admirali-
ia vydala bezdratny rozkaz
vsem ponorkam, aby sc navra
tily do svvch zakladen. Nemec-
ke nejvyssf velitelstvi pax podo
bnym rozkazem hodla zameziti
niceni a pustoseni NEST, wilma
v pripadech, kde tax kaze va
lecna nutnOst.
Jine depese prozrazuji, re
kancler prime Macmillan ba-
densky dnes v risske rade pred
lozi navrh, aby We jmenu vlady
nemecke armady prijaty byly
podmfnky presidenta Wilsona.
Posledni zprava pry dosla pri
mo Berlfna. Jest )vereno, ze
Sc N9mecko VIDA die podmf-
mex stanovenych velitelem spo
jeneckych vojsk, generalissi-
mem Fochem. Bezpodminecne
vzdanf Sc Nemecka Jest otaz
kou nekolika dni, MONA take
ze len nekolika hodin.
Vzdor vsemu popfranf opa
kuif Sc v n9meckych m9stech
demonstrace, JET jest n6mec-
kym dfadum nemozno dele u
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UStup Nemcu z FlandefSka
nabyva. stale vetSi dGlezitosti.
Hlndenburgova vojska "a wee
rejsiho couvani mezi Severnim
morem az k francouzskemu me
stu Lille opustila celou radu
NEST q vesnic. Ma severn Mem
ci vyklidili belgicky pristav O
stend a m6sto Bruggy, ma jihu
flanderske fronty uprchli z
.Douai . Lille. lnasx sx1Aponst6jf
=8sSfdtse, ts6 "a dsIsf . 4kladnu'
svych ponorek u belgickeho
rffmorf.
z pfistavu Ostend odtahli
Nemci vdera dopoledne, KITE
ryzto fakt byl zjisten spojenec
kymi aviatiky. nacez vyzvedna
eskadra angl. admirala Keye-
Sc vplula do pfistavu a pozde
il velkymi spojeneckymi bitev
nicemi byla nasledovana. V po
ledne vtahla do mesta spojene
cka namornf p6chota, provaze
ma belgickym kralem Alber-
tenn a jeho choti.
Bruggy okupovany byly bel
gickou kavalerii nenf pochy
by. ze dnes Belgicane dosta-
nou sc do mesta Ghent z nehoz
nepritel rovnez jiz utika.
Francouz. prGmyslove velko
mesto Lille je v moci Britt
rovnez pevnost Douai Brity po
kratsim vzdoru mem. delostrel
cu byla okupovana.
Ma boiisti mezi Severnim mo
FEM rickou Lys We Flandrech,
tedy ma fronte tricetimilove,
spoienci postoupili vcera v ne
kterych mistech o IL mil.
Zeleznicnf stred u vsi Ingel
munster zfskan byl Belgy a
m9sto Thielt rovnez bylo bel.
gickym vojskem obsazeno.
Nepritel must rychle 2 Bel
gle ustupovati, ponevadz kaz
dy odklad znamenal by zahna
nj mem. hord ma uzemi Holland
ska, kde bv tyto byly inferno
vany. Tvrdf sc dnrazne. ze ne
mecka armada z Flander cou-
vai'ci zastavf sc teprve ma "a
lozni sve obranne linii. vedouci
cd Antwerp k beleicke pevno-
sti Namur a odsud ku nemecke
pevnosti Metv v Lotrinsku
cimz severni Francie byla by
temer dplne osvobozena a Bel
gle vic jak poloviny.
Nemci utrpeli vcera poraz
ku ma boiisti mezi LeCateau a
fekou Oisou. kde marSalek
Haig spolecne Americanv q
FrancouZi znovu ma ne udefil
a 5000 jich postal v zajetf.
Severovychodn9 cd Ar9on.
skeho lesa Americane spoiled.
ne Brity postoupili vcera {
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tajovati. Neschazi ovsem ami
protichhdnych zprav, hz tyr
di, ze rozmAh4 Sc jista nechut'
proti Wilsonovi nejen v kru-
zich vojenskych, ale v onech,
jez az dosud byly pro mir.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
SIBfR D0VERUJE VP0MOC ANERIKY.

Zprava tato, zfajme nasved
cuje, ze spojenci pine kontro-
luji transsibifskou drahu a jest
proto v zrejmem rozporu dri-
zpravami, doslych z
Vladivostoku, jez vypravovaly
(PokraGov&ni ma ssrans druhe.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
SPOJENCI MA cERNE HORE.

Pafiz, Is. fijna. - Spojene-
ck6 armada, zenouci RakuSany
z Albanie, vtrhla jiz ma dzemi
Cern& Hory, porazivsi nepfite-
le ma nSkolika mistech.
Dvz tfetiny Srbska vr8ceny
pivodnim p&ndm po Gt8ku rak.
vojsk z Nise, Nitrovice a jinych
NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18

Peking, II. rijna. = Bolsevi
cka branna moe ustoupila ma
zapad cd pohori Uralu a cd 81
birskych dopravnfch linii, male
zajfcich Sc v moci spojencd,
cimz ukonGena byla kampan
sibirska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18

Buenos Aires, II. rijna. -
Zdejsi kancelaf zahranicnlho
ministerstva obdrzela Cd ar
gentinskeho vyslanectvi v Ber
line zpravu, ze nynejsf pome
ry v Nemecku jsou neudrzitel
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
CERNOMUTA AUSTRIE SVAZKEM
FEDERALNiCH GTVARU.
OTAZKY POLSKA A BOSENSKA
LUSTENY BUDOU POZDEU.
SAMOSTATNOST Gee H POD zEZLEM
HABSBURKU.

Eel bezpecnou zpravu o politi
cke revoluci V Rakousku u
hrach, o ktere Sc veri, re rozsi
rena bude i ma Nemecko. O.
chotu Rakouska lie 81 vysvetli
ii tim, re Widen chce ukazati
dobrou v1li pfi v skutek uvede
nj pozadavkI presidenta Will
soma. Cisar Karel projevil ocho
tn objeviti Sc pred delegaci,
kde hodla prohlasiti novou fe
deralni statni formu Rakou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
MA PRAHU DOKONALEHO
VfTEZSTVf.

Londyn II. rjna. Lord Miner brtcky ministr valky,
vyslov Sc dne vnci zpravodaidm re spoenci oct
prahu dokonaeho vtezstv Nemecka sodateska bude ku
bezpodmnecnemu mru pfnucena zncena spojenci edlne
nemeckou ldovladou budou vyjednavat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18
UTfKAJf VsUDE.
(Posledni bulletiny.)

Francouzi rozetnuli dnes
nem. linii mezi Cambria a St.
Quentin, jakoz mezi fekou
Oisou a Serre v dosahu Laonu.
.Srbove dobyli Krusevace a
postupuji ma Bslehrad.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-18

81 's--s--~rssts .ss-..>-
sc polskych poslancI, cel6
to zastoupeni polskeho naroda
We videnske risske rade opusti
10 parliament a po konane schu
ri prohlasilo, ze "a stavajici
vlady nikdy vice do snemovny
rakouske nevkroci. Neni po-
chyby, re rakouska vlada by
la k reformam dnoucena stav
kami, vzpourami a vytrznost-
mi V celych Cechach a po ce
le Morave konanymi. Jinymi
slovy, Rakousko bylo donuce-
no programem Wilsonovym.
ienz oznamen byl lidu. k tenn
to politickym ustupkIm.
Zahranicni ministr Burian,
jeste posledni dobou mluvil pl
nou hubou neochvejnem spo
ienectvi Austrie S Germanii, a
lie slova jeho zustala jen prazd
nou frazi. Mezitim president
Wilson oddaluje odpoved' Vid
nj ma posledni mfrovou nabid-
ku. vyckavaje jak Sc veci v Ger
nozlute risi vyvinou a pilne
konferuje Sc spojeneckymi sta
tniky. Odpoved' jeho Rakou-
sku nebude tudiz jen odpove-
di Ameriky. ale vsech spojene
ckych narodh.
Statni department zahnut
Jest depesemi zpravami ty
kajcich Sc vnitrni situace Me-
mecka. jez vesmes postradaji
pravdepodobnosti 1redniho
stvrzeni. kdezto zprava zm9
ne Rakouska jest veskrze au
tenticka.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
WAR BAN OFF
ALIENS TOMORROW
All Pass Restrictions Re-
moved by Attorney
General
WILL Be WATCHED
THOUGH BY U. S.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-Wth the
approval OF President Wilson, the At
torney General announced yesterday
that effective Christmas Day, enforce
ment will be discontinued OF all -egu-
latiOns affecting the conduct OF maze
and female German enemy aliens. except
those restrictions which apply TO the
entry and departure from the country
and those affecting the internment Of
dangerous Germans.
"This means" said a formal state
ment, "that on Christmas Day the per-
NIT and pass systems effective against
these aliens will be abolished all over
the country, and that all prohibited
areas and restricted zones will go out
OF existence.
"All registration regulations will like
wise cease, and II will no longer be
necessary for German allen enemies to
obtain permits for change Of residence.
In short, they Will be freed OF all re-
strictions affecting places OF residence
and Of employment.
"The Attorney General, however, will
continue TO exercise as heretofore the
power 20 intern all dangerous German
alien enemies. The action OF the Pres.-
dent does not affect in any way the
status Of men already inte-ned or the
restrictions and obligations heretofore
Imposed on alien enemies now on pa
role. Any violation Of parole will be
punished as heretofore"
The effect Of the order is to release
the restrictions against German sub
iects entering barred zones around
army camps, arsenals, navy yards and
factories, and against their trayersing
water fronts.
"All the detail incident 20 the guard
OF docks and piers is cancelled and the
withdrawal OF guards will follow at
once. The War department expects 10
maintain small details Of guards at the
arsenals and some plants for protection
OF property. Property owners VIII be
relieved OF the heavy expense attached
20 guarding OF docks and factories by
large details Of special guards. who
were employed at. the request OF the
government.
There is no intention on the part Of
the Department OF Justice TO cease the
internment OF dangerous enemy aliens.
II was announced yesterday that ten
Germans were ordered interned on Sat
urday and six yesterday. The ultimate
disposition OF the Germans in various
internment camps will be decided by
Congress in the form Of special lesisia-
tion. A program for submission 10 Con-
gress now is being prepared by the De
partment OF Justice.
The power OF internment was not
created for the purposes OF the late
war IL has hppn IN the Statuta hOOkg
since tT9S and has been the most ef-
feotive weapon OF the Department OF
Justice In the war with Germany.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
DAILY FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD TOMORROW

DOVER, Dec. 2i.-The remains Of
Alexander NJ. Daily, the well-known
lawyer, who died late sunday evening
in a Philadelphia hospital. were
brought here last evening. The fun
eral will take place tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock, with interment at
Lakeside Cemetery.
Christmas entertainments were held
at Wesley NJ. L. Church. Sunday even
ing. by the Sunday school OF that
church, and last evening at the PeO-
pies Christian Church by the Sunday
school OF that church.
There are still a number OF cases Of
influenza in and around Dover. John
Behen Jr, a member Of the firm OF
John Behen, Jr., and Company, is quite
IN.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

lacking Build up blood ron-tonc tablet called onc
discovered made by Dr. Pierce After taking this tonic tablet
you good blood active liver and face tho
sucesfuly-whether il Is the Of grip.
cold spring fever America needs it's strong men, and American
men need 10 be strong Then blood and herbal
tonic which Recommendations Of Thousands Of
people during past fifty years It called Doctor erces Golden
Medical Discovery be had in tablet form at almost all drug
stores vial II has the right combination OF herbal
bring pep VIM vitality and vgor to When 700
the red blood ourng through veins and arteries and you VII b
surprised to find 10 tackle job every under
taking calling for responsibility efficiency The who takes
this tonic tablet has hsrdpe and neresk
Stbs drive or;rs him ys rure for Dr. Perce'A
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
Our American WOrkmen

A country worth hgf1t-
ing for is worth work.
ing forl The man who
drove rivets in a ship or
a tank was backing up tho
boys at the front. II u
not on the battlefields
AloDe that this war VIZ
fought. 1t was waged be-
hind the lines, IN ths fac-
tory, in the workshop, on
the farm and in the home
rs truly ~ in the trenches
The pale checked woman
at home as well as the
workman In the shop feeis
that lack of Il" map" and
energy which red blood
should bring. Perhaps he
or she has had an attack
of the Influenza, In conse-
quence the blood lacku
tone. Perhaps the red
blood corpuscles are
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

when his auto turned turtle on the du-
Pont Boulevard. pinning him under the
car. II. B. Hickman. OF Millsboro. who
happened to be passing, went 10 Mas
sey's assistance. The top was torn
from the car, the Windshield broken
and the tenders bent.
The Sunday school OF Wesley NJ. Z.
Church held the annual Christmas en-
tertainment Sunday.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

the U. S. Navy. has resumed his POSI-
tion as chief engineer OF the pilot boat
Edmunds, having been disch3rsed from
the service.
Lieutenant Thomas J. Virden Is home
on a furlough prior to the sailing Of
the q. s. 5. Prairie 10 Guantanamo,
where she will probably be stationed
for the winter.
The town election will be held on
Saturday. when a mayor assessor,
treasurer, for the term OF one year
each, one commissioner for two years
and one commissioner for one year will
be elected.
Edwin c. Russell, OF Philadelphia.
who has been stationed at the Naval
Base for more than a year. and who
was recently discharged from service,
visited friends over the weekend.
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

Christmas S h oppin g
here will be glad both
that they finished it and
that they finished it
here.
The finish will prob
ably be a bit quicker
than otherwise.
When you want to
get in a hurry to Phila-
delphia, or Atlantic
City, or Washington,
you don't choose the
train that makes the
most stops. You select
an express train.
This Store is the ex-
press train to results, in
Christmas shopping or
any other kind.
More goods and more
kinds of goods t h a n
you'll find gathered to-
gether in another store,
gathered together under
the largest roof; bigger
facilities for procuring
the best goods; longer
experience in helping
folks to select and pur-
chase and get back home
With the incest gifts
their money could buy
here is where these
features count for you'll
Your last-minute list
of presents-that-must-
be-b o u ght an n t
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

frighten us and need
not alarm you.
We've as many thou
sand things as you're
likely to need:
Pretty things, desir-
able t h in G S, useful
things, things out of the
commonplace.
Nice, fresh things,
too, many taken from
plentiful stocks just
opened to-day. Nothing
tumbled-about, and at
the last gasp of rejec-
ton, as will undoubted-
ly be the aspect of stocks
in many stores to-day.
TITO those who must
shop to-day it also
m e a n S a great
deal, particularly under
present uncertain con-
ditions of public health,
to shop in such a safe
place.
Most people are
aware that every possi-
bic human precaution -,
has been taken here, for
Che physical welfare
and comfort of our
guests and of our work
ers.
Rather than have it
less safe, we would close
its doors. .xa
Evening journal., 1918-12-24

Being the Store that
it is, we gladly throw
open the doors to the
thousands who will pass
in and out of them to-
day, between the hours
of 9 and $50, and who
we hope will find it
AgIolo Ioifh cheer
and hospitality
AfoID lUifh interest
ing things
Astir lDith the spirit
of Christmas!
1T takes all kinds of
people to make up
a world.
1t takes the people of
leisure and long fore
thought to complete
their Christmas shop
ping early in the sea-
son, thus removing so
much of the pressure on
service and equipment
that it is easier to at
tend to the wants of the
eleventh-hour purchas-
ers.
1t takes the folks
who didn't buy early, to
make up a jolly, good
natured throng of last
minute shoppers.
And it takes a Wana-
maker Store to serve
them!
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
LEWES TO ELECT
TOWN OFFICERS

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEWES. Dec. 2i.-Theodore Mitchell,
who, for several months, has been In
Evening journal., 1918-12-24
CAR TURNS TURTLE,
MASSEY INJURED

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Dec. 2i.-Alfred Mas
sey, Democratic politician OF Indian
River hundred, was seriously injured