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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
PORT DEVELOPMENT
MAY Be THREATENED
Government Ready to Deposit
Rock for Jctty on River
Front.

Whether the government rs going to
serious difficulties in the way OF VIII
mington developing port, by means
of the Chrlstiana river, was one OF the
items of business that came before the
Board of Ilarbor commissioners nj
their weekly meeting to-day. The cloud
came in the form Of letter, from tho
government engineer asking the board
whore the contractors who are dredging
the channel. could begin To dcpoeit rock,
about the jetty that the government
proposes to build on the river front
The engineer stated that the contract
ors would be ready. today, to begin de-
posting the rock, but the letter did not
arrive until last evening II was decided
to send Secretary Dcnsmore, to Phil-
adclphia this afternoon, with letter
and map showing where the rock might
b. Deposited, without seriously interfering
with plans made for the harbar develop
mcnt Whether this will suffice IS n
question
Chairman Charles Warner. reported
that he expected an answer from Mr.
Iobdell. concerning the tract OF land
that the Commissioners have made
him an offer for. 10 hc used IN the port
development some time tins week
The question of right of way for rail
road tracks to the wharves and docks
was discussed. and this matter will he
taken up with Mr. Lohdell
II was ,lccidcd to ask three contractors
90 make an estimate on The cost ot I'M
provemcut so that when a report Is made
to CITY Council that body may have
something definite on which to work
upon MIR Warner stated that there
ere four contracting firms, who had been
appraachcd with an inquiry, ia ascertain
Il they could do the work. and three oi
them had replied in the affirmative
All. however, would consider the Job
practically only on cost plus so much
pcr cont profit owing - the labor con
,tl,ionS and inability ~ Obtain materials
st,cCcIti,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Vt MAN FATALLY RI RNtn
peaih oi NJ Bridget Iogue oi co.
MARYLAND Avenue.

rt,dgct I.oguc aged = vesrs. u t0s
MARYLAND avenue died Yesterday after
loon about 1 clock d burns "a the
lcad and body
Nir~ Ioclr hved with her daughter
Air> porsptt on SUNDAY afternoon.
nor granddaughter heard tho nojSe 81
= fall from the kitchen She ran there
trd tound Mn log'l" cnvelopci IN
flames.
She Sc.zed 4 rug and ana wrapped her
relative IN IN. ext,ngnshng the flames
and then summoned a physician
The aged woman lived until I o 'clocN
Yesterday afternoon. whrr she Succombed
to her injuries.
NrighhorS say that Mrs loguc Was
accustomed q smoking and believe
that in attempting to hight her pipe
that her dress caught fire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
To Helm Liberty Loan,

Sales Agent f j O"Toole of the local
branch of the National Biscuit Co
has received advices from the New York
offices that the company purposes to
allocate its liberal subscription to the
Fourth Liberty Loan among all the
CITIES of the country where it maintains
manufacturing or selling branches on
basis of business enjoyed by such bran
ches This means that the local Liberty
Loan Committee will receive a pro rata
subscription through the local branch
of the company 1t is further stated
that the National Biscuit Co, will donate
thousands of dollars worth of advertising
space to the Fourth Liberty Loan and in
addition it's vast selling force Is going
to sell Liberty Bonds for Uncle Sam.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
i. s, HOSPITAL CONTROL
URGED BY ASSO. HEAD
Extension and Development of
Civil Institutions Favored hy
DR.. Ancker IN Address
NJ assootated Press - F,ery Evening

Atlantic City \ ! Sept -
Addressing thc opening session Of the
convention of the Hospital Assooiation
here to-day. Dr Arthur II Anoker ~
Paul. Mum the President. advocated
tho extension and development ef existing
civil hospitals under government direction
for tho care of returned soldiers. instead
Of the present plan of using converted
army poats aud federal hospitals and also
the h,nl,lns and c,riiprrnE of special
military hospitals thus. he aa,d would
seem tn he consistent with economy and
with efficiency of serviect - both the evil
and MILITARY population
nr Anoker urged the adoption of the
report of the special committee appointed
to cons,dcr plan of reorganization for
tho aSsociat,on net only because II
will help 10 make poesihle an ASSOCIATION
Of tmcrlcan hospitals to promote tho
interests Of hospitals aud hospital work
not only because IT will mean more
objective war service organization, hut
because !, paves ths way for real effective
hospital standardization
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Fayors Equal Suffrage.

The House Painters Union Local
GA a member of the Wilmington Central
labor Union. which is atfil ated with the
American Federation Of Labor announces
that it is in full accord and sympathy
with the resolution passed by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, June IA, 1918,
indorsing the Federal amendment for
woman suffrage and calls upon the two
Delaware Senators, Hon. Willard Sauls-
bury and Hon Josiah o. Wolcott, to
vote in favor of the amendm ent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
WIDOW LOSES MONEY.
Accuses Landlord Of Theft. Who Says
He Found Missing Purse.

The suns OF sf33 Was stolen from Mrs
BERTHA PataSzcuski al 326 eth avenue
Yesterday afternoon according to the
police Isador Blruwski. known better
as Isador Smith who is accused 81 steal
INC the money. was arrested thus morn
ing bv Defective kempski
He SAID he sleep III a coach last night
In the PennS vlvania wards Mrs Patas-
zeuski rents two rooms from smith
She Is widow with four children
lsador said he found the wallet contains
ing the money while he was sweeping
When arrested and when searched s4IS02
vas found on him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
In Army Nurse Corps.

Miss katherine V Kane, r. n, super
intendent of Mt Sinai Hospital Training
School for Nurses, Philadelphia, has
been granted leave of absence during the
continuance of the war to enter the Army
Nurse Corps and has been assigned to
Camp Dix, preparatory to going over
seas She reported for duty yesterday.
Miss Kane hopes for the privilege of
accompanying the boys to Berlin She
Is graduate of the L. of Z. Training
School and is daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward T. Kane of SO3 Harrison street,
this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
CULM. FUEL, PLENTIFUL.
Mine Waste Of Former Days Valuable
for Steam Plants.

Pottsville, Pa, Sept. 24.-Aithongh
coal culm everywhere is now being
sought AS valuable fuel for stcAm pur--
poses, in Mnerville, in the heart Of
the coal region, this fuel II 80 plenti-
ful on the surface that IL has become
a nuisance. L. VIVA charged in court
yesterday, that the coal companies
have even blocked the sewers with the
culm, so that good drainage is impossible.
John B McGurl, solicitor for the bor-
ough, has fled suit against the com
panics for maintaining this sllceed nni-
sance, and asked court To fix an early
date for the hearing Judge Koch will
hear the case early in Octohrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
LONE BANDIT GETS BIG
HAUL FROM MAIL CAR
n, ,~~.r,,a,e.i rres. a. Every Evon,nE

u, >~>nc,ste,i rres' - Every tN'nnE
Seattle Wash Sept - several
thousand dollars IN registered ma'l vas
obtatncd, postofllcc othcals SAID. ioday,
tN the bandit who last might ~lnEie-
handed held M passenger tram on tue
Great Northern Railroad near Nlukl'co
The robl,cr appeared With drawn
guns tcforc the engine crew and forced
them to STOP the train lie then com
nollcd The Hncuurling Of the mail An
baggage car during which he took two
sbots NJ tic fireman who had thrown a
hammer ~ him After gong through the
mail sacks he Acd to the woods Blood
hounds fron the state Reformatory were
nut on the scent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
ConusI Poole Safe In Helsingfors

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington, Sept 4.-JInited States
Consul General Poole has arrived at
Helsinpors from Moscow He is due in
Stockholm tomorrow.
Secretary Lansing today disclosed that
a week ago ne ordered MIR Poole the
last American official remaining at the
Bolsheviki capital, to leave Russia,
The despatch brought no information
concerning the British and French
Consular officials who are detained by
the Bolsheviki. and to aid whom Poole,
insisted upon remaining at his post until
ordered away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
ACCUSED OF PERI URf.
Negress is Convicted and Sent TO the
Workhouse for a Year

Bessie Palmer, Negess of No, II
Plum street was arraigned before Judge
Heisel in Court No today charged with
perjury. She was charged with swearing
falsely TO a warrant on June 9, ia which
she charged her common law husband,
Lewis Dale, with assault and battery
The case came to trial in Municipal
Court June 10 She was convicted and
sentenced to two years and $500 fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
WU,SON APPROVES PRICES FINED
FOR IRON. STEEL.
n, Assn,,ated Press to Every Evening

h, Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Sept 24.-Formal ap-
proval was gwen hv President WILSON
today 10 the MAXIMUM prices liked
ON lron ore and iron and steel products by
the war industries hoard and repre-
sentativcs Of the producers
The prices, which continue in effect
until December 81 represent an ad-
vance of one dollar a ton on pig iron and
- cents ton on ore. and the basing
points arc made Fittsburg and Birming-
ham No change is made III existing
steel prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARkET.

R1 Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago sept "A Hogs receipts,
$4,000. market mostly p cents lower than
Yesterdays average Butchers, 10 40a
10 90. light. 10 50a20.Oo; packing. Is 35a
1915. rough l775als 25 pigs, good to
choice. Is 00a 1915.
Cattle, receipts. $4,000. best steers,
strong. others and butcher cattle opening
slow. about steady: calves, steady
Sheep. receipts, 81 900; fat classes OF
feeding. breeding sheep, steady; feeding
Ia,nbS lower
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
SQITTH'S VETERANS MEET
Back 10 Cots as rreiiminar, TO Annual
Reunion.

n, ssso-iated rre~~ - Every Evening
Tulsa Okla sept ~ \carlN 600
Confederate veterans rcv'ved fhr m'in-
orlce ot their army camping DAY ~
sleeping last night ~ The ~ch"@i ,'''i''nsS
hcrc Plankots wctc pr"N"ied ~ the
War Department
Thc hrxt session al tho Confcdorates
Will IL, held tonight tut 'hc veterans
will not iVglp thcir meeting Hnth TO-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
DIR. HORACE BRADLEY.
WEDDING.
MORIiAN-MC WATERS

Thomas J Morgan and Florence G.
McWaters were married September %
by Rev Harvey W Ewing
IEKUS-TOMASOVSKY.
Edward Charles MinkuS and Anna
Irsa Tomasovsky were married on Sep
tember Il by Mayor John W Lawson.
FoLGER-KEEN.
Adolph Folger and Louisa Keen were
married September 10 by Rev + II.
Collins
HooPES-MC' RUBLE.
Harry H. Hopes and Esther Me
Ruhle were married September 2l BY
Rev Harvey W Ewing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
: Y. W. c. A. WORKERS MEET.

u " c A. workers Of the State.
assembled at Dover today, 10 push
plans for their drive in Delaware The
morning was devoted to addresses by
Ruth keeney and Mabel Head Of New
York, and Mrs Coleman du Pont OF
this city, who told of the work of the
Wv G. A. in France
At a box luncheon held at noon there
were reports from the counties. and
this afternoon there Is 70 be a speakers
lp-~-~--~~-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
TINSMAN CASE GOES OVER.
{ Unstable Accused of Shooting James
Campbell ATxigned Today.

Constable TinsInan was arraigned In
the City Court today charged with
shooting James Campbell, while raiding
a crap game at Race and Hutton streets
yesterday.
As Campbell is still in the Delaware
Hospital. the case was continued for
week DIR Wadlowsky. who IS attending
the patient at the hospital, believes
the latter will be able to be in court in
a week
Tinsrnan claims that the shooting
was accidental He is out ON bail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
BOTH SENATOR'S AWAY.
peciaI Dispatch 20 Every Evening

pesial IIopaNNH FD LNtFt LFthIuk
Washington. Sept 24-Delawsre Is
without representation in the Senate
for day or two Senator Woleott is
detained by important business in Della
ware, but expects to be ia his seat, Thurs
day, when the Suffrage Amendment
comes TO vote.
Senator and Mrs. salisbury are taking
advantage Of period of dulness to enjoy
a short vacation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
u. ). Editors ping To War Fronts
ex Associated press ID Evory Evonlns

BF Es5UtfdFtH
New York, Sept "a Twelve editors
representing as many newspapers and
press associations, it was advised today
have accepted an invitation of the
British and French governments TO visit
the war zone, for first hand study of
conditions The party will spend two
months in England, Scotland and Ireland
before visiting the western front in France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
TRIAL OF MRS. HALSEY.
To Take Place al Media, Pa. Starting
October L.

Court at Media, Pa, has fixed Oc-
tober j for the trial Of Mrs Laura p
Halsey Of Concord township, charged
by Wilmington automobllists with put
ting an obstruction on i public road,
carrying concealed a deadly weapon
and obtaining money fraudulently
Mrs Halsey resides on the Concord
pike near Johnsons Corner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
LONDON RAliRpAhEkS Sihihh
Great Northerr Men Lie Up Large
Par, of british Traffic
Asr,r.ints,I pre.s ~ Every EVENING

London Sept % Parts of the Ion
don d,strir, served ~ the ,'rcat Northern
railway were affected by the spread of
INC railway strike this morning Ecw
trains arrived nj the radd,ngton station.
which was almost deserted Passengers
an local lines had "a seek transportation
~ Tram cars and rlcctrlc trans 70 get
into tho city
The service on the North london
ralIwa, was suspended IN consequence
of thu strike ~ the drivers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Bicycle Manufacture Cut.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Sept "a Curtailment
of the manufacture Of bicycles and
accessories was announced today by the
war industries board. Mems bicycles are
to be made hereafter only in 20 and %
inch frames, and womens models only
in 20 inch frames, and the manufacture
of racing and Juvenile models, steel
guards. tool boxes, metal stands and
metal tanks il discontinued entirely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
RURAL REALTY CHANGES

Rural real estate has been transferred
IS follows;
Land on Market street, New Castle,
by James l. Miller and wife to Arthur
A Driscoll for 81 400
Land al Montrose, by George ;.
Robinson to Orlean Bass Giadish, for
S400
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
u. 5. DISTRICT COURT CASES.

Albert C;o0dlng and Ralph HOLLOWAY
we're assessed 5000 and costs yestsrday
in the United states District Court
for stealing railway tickets from the
government
Leslie Smith was hned $50 and costs
for selling liquor 70 a soldier EIsnt
others charged with the same ohense
will be gwen hearing wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Negro Soldier Executed in Texas

san Antonio Texas. Sept "a Pri.
vate William d. Bonne, a Negro soldier
formerly Of Company J. 24th Infantry
was hanged at dawn today At Fort sam
Houston, it was announced by Brigadier.
General j A RYAN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Moving 20 New Quarters,

The sales department Of the du Pont
Fabrikoid Co. is moving from the Ham
mond Building. on Eleventh street
between Madison and Monroe to the
fifth floor of the Eleventh street annex
IA the d.l Pcat RuiLdlna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
DEATHS

rARrN IN this city on september 23
i9ls, Mrs Lydia =, widow ot tnonss
" Carty aged 73 years
Euneral services will bc neld Al the resi-
aenee "a her daughter Mrs. }. \. Bradley.
1911 jefferson street. on lhursosy s''er-
noon N 1 O'Clock Services private. Inter
,e',nt n St Georges cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
>, Hvns Killed In Train Wreck.

By Associated Press % Every Evening
London Sent "a Thirty one persons
80 L;lIed whom an express train from
PerI;n from Vienna colidcd with another
trair AZ the Dresden station, Fifty nine
persons were injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
YOUNG MEN FINED
FOR STREET ROW
Heavy Penalties Imposed on a
Number in City Court
Today.

lanes O'Neil. james Mokinsey. An
drew August. Francis Fallers and Thomas
n O'Donnell were all heavily incd IN
CITY Court this morning Ivy Judge Church
man for disorierly conduct Mt ruth ana
Church and Fourth and Spruce streets
Inst Saturday and also Thursday nights.
apstrolmcn Dutton and Burns testified
that the defendants were members OF
sxpg that had been causing considerable
trouble in that ncighborhood and that
they took part in street tight last Satur-
dav night. According to the Court
,rcords some of the Young menhave been
befor, the court before, O'NeI five tunes
On various charges. O'Neil was hncd
$50 and costs, August. S25, and Me
kinscy. Fallers and o'D3nncll $40 and
costs each.
The case of John Sullivan. charged
with assault and battery on - year
old hoy, was continued until FRIDAY.
Frank klouowski and Frank Sink.
charged with disordcrly conduct were
both discharged
Charles Fltcrt. Z Negro. was tncd
&5 for resisting an officer ana 5o cents
for loitering on the street
r<sMaH's PRISONER PLEAps GUILTY.
Ashcroft Shaw pleaded guilty TO play
ing crap and was fined 81 and costs lie
was arrested Yesterday hy constable
Tinsmap nj Race and Hutton streets
John CanfIcld. Trvin Thatcher. Lew
Jess and James Johnson were each hned
81 and costs on n charge OF drunkenness
William 4 Johnson charged wlth!
larceny waved a hearing and was hcid
under $500 l,all for upper court
BENJAMIN hatcher was ordered TO pay
his wife SIS week for her support
WOMEN y - rDck or TRorRIE
Della CaTtv was fined $50 and costs
on charge II improper conduct on
the street and was held under $500 helI
for 1ppcr court on charge ot tho
larceny as haIlcc oi so from Thomas
Amhrlscth The latter was held under
500 hall rs a Witness
,llcc HaskIns. alias MARY lwluR, 2
nerres, was held under $500 haI fer the
court nf General Sessions on charge o'
isrrcnv She i accused of stealing
plush coat and other goods from . Market
street store valued at about sl.h !
frank Ball represents tho dC,",'.H
George Davis was fined $40 ana T.
for swearing while IL Fourth and Ainttc
streets
On charge IT stealing rat Ihon
Nallarc vas hold under $500 hall t"r
court
HtNkI "I> p>p AGNl\.
I,ha Burke charged VITO rrcah 't
The peace. w4- held undcr ! $40 ro"c'
,oad Il Ms said three cox aS" 'btj
Holm Wa> whipped with 10 lash"~ and
rrtcnccd 10 DAYS III the workhouN" "n
charge of wife beating Mn Rurk"
ct tlf,d 4 that her husband como 70 t'r
home last Saturday and caused q "j~-
tur .rce and also threatened hcl
Tn ir twelvo-year old son gave ~lnl'aT
e,tImonv Several neIghhors t'@tited
that the trouble n the Burke fanny lI>
s~ rueh Mrs Burke as u IS her ll;~t aro s
ault and told Of seeing her on numerous
occasions beat him With stove poker
and broom Judge ChurChman re-
marked that both may he at fault bu'
ha, John has no right to take the law
rtu ri@ own hands
y alter 4 Saunders was hned $50 and
n>t s., charge of operating Motor
ii wi, toNl.at d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
OBITUARY
alE. LYDIA p. EARTy

Mrs LYDIA p. CARTy.
Mn LYDIA +. Cartv. widow oi homas
" Carty, died late last night at the home
Of her daughter. Nrs. J A. Bradley,
1911 Jefferson street
DIR. HORACE BRADLEY.
DR. Horace Bradley, Civil War
veteran and practising physician IN
Wilmington for twenty wears. died at
his residence. 3l5 Rodney street, sat
urday morning During the war he
served a. acting surgeon at Geer hos
pltal Mt Wilmington. y c His death
was due to stroke Of paralysis suf-
fcred several years ago. The funeral
took pla at PhUnixvIlle, Pa, yes
terdav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Scott Townsend Improved.

Improvement Is reported IN the con
dition of l.. Scott Townsend, who has
been seriously i'll for several weekN-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
Letters Granted.

Letters Of administration on the estate
of Mary f. McTague have been granted
to Daniel f. O'Connell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-24
roo LArsrD cLASSIFf.

WANTED Lady Oftice assistant Thor
n,qh knowledge Of bookkeeping Apply
National Biscuit Co. 1907 Glptn ave
nue..
WANTED Instalment collector Appl,
Hurley Powell 1l6 Market -
WANTED Man for clothing store Appl
Hurley-Powel, 7l6 Market 81.
1915 OVERLAND. Cali ID. a A. pAon
6lS2
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15
FOR SALE
This Week Only

This Week Only
 One mahogany finished folding bed.
 One Princess GrrSser.
 One adjustable table lamp.
 One typewriting table.
 One screen.
 One complete set, 20 vol, Books of Knowledge, in perfect condition.
 Inquire Room 9.
 Daniels Building.
 g #
 The team which was expected to arrive with the outside mail, did not materialize yesterday. The car rier remained over at Safety during the daytime, intending to travel in the cool hours of the night. There fore, said mail should be at the local postofilce sometime this fore noon.
 New EngGaad BoIed Dinner We'd HeSuay ana SuIAutty i1 NOu'h' C"Ao and Lunch Counter. <
 Dredge material was hauled in yesterday from Moss gulch,. to No. IS Dry creek. The hull has been dissected, it will be hauled in sec tions. It is anticipated that the re-assembling will commence in about two weeks hence
 The Ross Transfer Company will haul piece of machinery weighing eight tons, to the Bessie dredga to- day. The same company will also haul lumber oil, etc, to the Sub marine, for Mebes and Co.,, today. {
 Firing your forfeiture notices to the Industrial Worker. * | Please leave your order at tht Nome Tailoring Co. (next door Seg erstrom and Hagen), for coal etc. to b~ delivered by the Pioneer Eix press. Orders proinpdy attended to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

To Members of Local 24O, I. U. of
 M. M. and s. w.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

The Ross teams hauled the grader back and forth over the main streets yesterday, thereby erasing many hummocks of the beautiful, which will be beneficial to teams, as well as pedistrants.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

Another Referendum Vote Will Be Taken on the Wage Question, Next Saturday, April 2Oth.
 The Ballot Box will be open from II A. NJ. to z F. NJ.
 MARTIN KENNELLY, Pres.
 ALBERT BEATEN, Sec'y
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

Keep Posted, Read the WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will please note that all changes in standing Advertise ment must be received in this office before 6 p. m. for the following mornings issue. No exception will ',c made to this rule.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

Seppala with his sturdy team or siberians won first prize. His net running time being 2 hours 40 min. and 40 seconds. Alec Holmsen wac second, covering the distance in 2 hours AT min. and 50 SOC. Billy Wobb's team copped the third prize with 2 hours AS min. and 20 sec
 Seppala's team broke all previous Burden Race records, from Nome to Solomon.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15
MRS. R. VI. SEIDLER
Has Opened First Class

Has Opened First Class REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT FRONT STREET. Next door to The
 Emporium
 We are here to please old and new patrons. We do the best CLEANING, PRESSING,
 ALTERING & REPAIRING. First class workmanship. Geut- lemens and Ladies Clothes. Keen Posted Read the WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-15

LOCAL 24O, I. U. NJ. NJ. & s. w. FhS%yesular meeting or the NomS wine Workers Union, Local No: pAO, Of the W. F. of N.' iS held Svery Saturday evening at D. m' at Miners Hall. Office hours p. m to 6 D. m., ' p. m. to 8 p. n.
 MARTIN KENNELhY, Pres.
 AL. BRATEN, Sec.-Treas.