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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
Cleveland, o.

Clanom Slovenskega socialistic-
mega kluba Stew. p, XII MISC bill
prisOtni ma zadnji sell, mama
MAN, da sc V naprej vrSijo klubo-
We seize vsako drugo nedeljo oh 9
dOpOldan ter vsak Getrti Getrtek
OBJ 7.30 zvecer ;dolznost vseh je,
da Sc redno udelczujemo sci.
a. BOgatay, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
S0DRUGOM v CRAWFORD
COUNTY, KANSAS!
Gross, Kans.

NaAnanjam sodrugom in sodru.
licam Ola sc DO vrsila prihodnJd
kon,,ronca zdru&enih klubov j. {"
Iveze V Crawford County Nd
Breezy Hill, Kansas dine 26. maja
OBJ 9 popoldan.
OpCzorjam sodruge in sodruzi-
ce ,da sc udelezite polnoStevilno te
conference, da bono imeli boljsi
uspeh IA socializem.
Frank Smerdn,
konferenGni tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
Springfield, Ill.

Vsem Glanom j. S. X. st. g. Sc
dale ma znanje, da ,je bilo ma zad-
Mi redni sell sklenjeno, da bodo
zanapre.i klubove seize vsako &c =
trio ncdcljo V mesecu oh 9. dopol-
dine V navadnem prostoru So. -.
Str. pri Louisu Pekolu v salonu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

bolje, da vprasa postenega in IL
kuSenega zdravnika.
]. G., Collinwood, o.: Pride pri-
hodnjic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
Jill potrebujejo ma bojiseu in ne
~ >oJno industrijo.
Kurivna upraya 10 odredila. da

kurivna uprava je odredila, da
sc pricne kampanja "a n~aroGanje
premoga dine 3. %junija in traja do
8. junija. V tenn tednu bodo pri-
porocili konsumentom, da maj
vsakdo zgodaj naroci premog, da
ga ne bo primanjkovalo po zimi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

Vabim sodruge, maj Sc boil redno
udelezujejO sci in pripeljejo ma
ME tudi move clane.
S soc. poZdravOm
FIR. Bezjak, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21
LISTU v

Nabrano pr posebnem omizju
ma veselici drustva "Prosveta"
st. 245 SNIP. v Lawrence, Pa. in
poslano pc John Trcelj: 5000: =
Jakob Kunsteli Ely, MINI. 25c.
- Ena tretjina cistega dobicka od
veselice SOC. kluba St. 80 v Virden,
Ill. in poslano pc Frank Stempi-
harju $3.50. Tony Semec,
Meadowlands, Pa. S1.00.
Skupaj ................$ 1886
Zadnji izkaz =. ...... .$l094.6l
---
w. ~ ctts1 n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-05-21

Nadzorni odbor J 1. z ie dine IL. maia (. l. pregledal elasovniee o re-
ferendumu ST.. 3, 1918, tSoeem Sc z,deve Jo 90 ro~,r; = NO snIssc
avtononnih sekcii
oio"rJ e konstatral da je bo oddanih glasov Ia prdoge, kakor siedi:
PREDLOGI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, April l3 Charters were filed
here. Yesterday, as follows:
Colonial Tire and Rubber Co, VII
mington, Del. capital, 81 900, 900.
Hardngs Mill Co, Dover, Del;
81 900 600
Capstnn Glass Co. Sharon Hill, Pa;
S500.000
Bardstown Oil and Mineral Co, Barls-
town. Ky; S200,0O0.
Erro Chemical Co, Wilmington, Del,
100000.
Liberty Valve Corporation, Philadcl-
phia, Pa, patent rights; 500, 900
Gcary Dome OH Co, Wilmington, Del
500. 600
National Negro business Directory
System. Inc, Wilmington, Del, general
directory business; 100000
Wisconsin Ruttcr and Egg Co, Pitts
burg, Pa. $50 1000
Philadelphia Sign Co. Wilmington
Del; S25.000
Interstate Trading Go OF Ohio, Will
mington Del Investments; $40 900.
Change of name of National ticctrical
Appliance Co. 10 Rrokaw Eden Manuac-
turing Co Wilmington, Del, and incrcas-
ing capital from $500 600 To g 600 900,
increase of capital Of o and Il Co,
pittssburg. Pa. from SIo0,0on Ia 81 600.
600; change OF name Of i,oul bard Irac-
tor Co to Trinity Oil and Refining or
poration New \ lork tltN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
FARM BUREAU FOR
NEW CASTLE CO.
FORMED HERE TODAY
At a Well-attcnded Meeting OF
Farmers Held in Eden
Hall.
THE PLANS ARE OUTLINED

The New Castle County Farm Bureau
was formally organized at meeting held
today at Eden Hall, all those enrolling
hc,nr considered charter members
The morning session was called to ORDER
In George Nedill. chairman ot the
Temporary Organization committee. ana
after hearing the report of the preliminary
meeting presented bv Miss Mary DlckeN,
the Temporary secretary, and OF INC
membership committee. by Mir Medtli'
the chairman appointed nominating
committee and Il committee on conStuu-
non and bylaws. and listened TO an ad-
dress bv W. \ Lloyd, who Is at the head
of the county agent work IN the tmtod
States.
Article II of the constitution, rs drafted,
provides that The program oi the Ne"
Castle County Farm Bureau shall be
carried ont through the Adoption and pro-
motion of a definite plan of work, based
on the results of a careful study of the
problems Of the county.
Other articles cover conditions of mem
hership. officers. committees all ct whom
are 10 serve without paw and their duties
The annual dues for active members
are fixed AT 30 cents.
NJ. o. Pence, State leader of county
agents, and Mr.. RausInan- New CaStlf
county agent. were present and assisted
IN the organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
ROOMS FOR RENT.

upofIp rOft ~ = is-.-----s-.
ADAMS ST. soa Room and board for
two gentlemen. Also table hoard. --
ADAMS s'r. 702 Room, Heat. bath. toie-
phone. gentleman only. private lam
~. ig.-.----------------~---
MONROE sT, 7I5-Front room for two
refined eenfiemen. -
and heat. 2l6 West Fourteenth q
RooMs-'rhree nicely furnished for light
housekeeping i222 West Fourth 81
RooM-Large front. electric Iieht and hot
water heat. Newly furnished. sb@ "eHt
Fourth street
ROOM Furnished. second story front;
gentIomun only Apply ia West Nine
tenth street
ROOMS Two or three second story. FOR
light housekeeping. 3o2 Rodney ~
ROOMS Two furnished. for light hous',,
keeping. compete with use of bath and
telephone. Also one suitable for tHo GEM
fuen or man and wife. Address y - Every
Evening onlce
ROOM socond-atory front. COMFORTABLY ABLY
furnished tll conycniencos. Phone i"no
Jefferson street. Gentlemen pr"terred
ROOMS Two. nicely furnished for gentle
men 220 West Fourteenth st
ROOM Nice. large. front. in private family
furnished as bedroom and sittlnHf,sIn iof
tfsc of phoue Terms reasonable fh"no
t2isJ 2tt5 Madison 81
ROOMS First-ciass living accommoda
tiuns. rooms and meals. rs gentleman and
mother will ny to pay unusually veil Tor
satisfartory quarters Place with garage
preferred Must decide promptly. NJ
dress sI5 Franklin street. Prone 2sS.'-W
ROOMS Two. furnished for light house
keeping call y phone 65t6-"
ROOM Front. second STORY gentlemen ar
man aud wife fst2 Washington street
Phone 2i3o
ROOMS with or without board zoa Mon
roe street
Room Large. sccond-story. nay window.
in heSi residential sertton. for one or two
gentlemen Call l3Nk~J
ROOM Furnished @n7 Sorth Van
nuren street
Rooms Two furnished Tor light house
keeping Good locstion. m chiIdrem 62i
! North Jackson street
ROOMS Front. choice attract ively FUR
] cist,cd ain con vrnIenrtS t,cntlefueu PR
tered i2I5 West Eighth s.
Rooms rwb. unfurnishcd. communica'lng
! slfese NJ = Fscry Evening ofice
poopIo. workug da}- Large well fur
i nlehe.I MI eoutoniencce Good tooation.
/ Apply i0I3 Trenton Fia~e
ROOM >frrIy furnished second story front
r one or : 40 gentlemen tFlAeif tfUlHF
Centrally luCatod Differences exchanged
eaH - s $50
ROOM Large. Second foor bay window
room IN tfet residential aection Tor one
f o. tSa gepf flofnen No meals. Aodr'Ss ~ I.
Every Evening 9fflcr
room Front for two gentlemen All
i eonvcnienccs (talt III West smith street.
ssrond foor
! RooN Comfortably furnished an con.
, pcutcnefa Light heaf bath and phone
Good location tni Washington s.
I tto0Af and hoard for two young men Or
and wifo. p0O West -
ROOM .0oe unfurnished good location
Ihanr ttttJ
! ROOMS s3cel. furnished with beat bat u
and use Of phone two hlocks from depot
9Dn Kong Strect
TNTNAII 1T qoi Onn furnished room
for tRHf Housekeeping
Two furnished rooms. s1s Nest Tenth
street.
A4UISGT0$ ST 1902 Front room fo'
one Dr two refined gUauz nen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
L. :. COTTON REPORT.
March consumption was S1l.2o2 Raics
6o3.aIa Bales Sed in March 1917.
As,nciatcl I,rle@ t1 ~ l.NentnE

B> associated proSS to Ivory hNensng
Washington. trril IL 3--t otton con
>umcd during March amounted to ''l.-
% running bales. exclusive 81 hntcrS.
tho Census Bureau today announccd-
For the eight month period i was i4V'-
1SS halc>
LAST wear March consumption Was
603. 3.ola bales and for the citht months
period 4,50S,9l6 bales
Cotton on hand March Fl N consuming
establishments was l.72i.3ll bales. com
pared with 2.053. .40i q ycaf ago and N
nlihlc storage and at couprt r~SeS 3.2.lS- 49!'
bales, compared With 2.9i i,Al"
Imports for March were, 3.,565 bales,
compared with 500 gear ago. ~
ports were 3ll.6>l bales. compared with
.f55 2a5 a wear ago and for tho eight
months 5.4.3.3l3 bales. compared with
l.5i7I2> wear ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
COLD AND WET NEXT NEEk

q, Associated Press p ssvcry Evening
Washington. April Is Weather pro,
aictlons for thr week hcGnn ng Monday,
ssued bv the Wcathfr Bureau today, are.
North and Middle AtlAntic States.
showers IN Middle Atlantic States FIRST
Of week and New England about Wedncs
dav. Temperature hcloW normai ai he
ginning ot week, becoming normal or
slightly above by'middle Of week and con
s.dcrsbIv above with a second shower
period at the eud of the week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
DEATHS.

BEY AN-In Philadelphia; Pa or April Il
IaIs. John ~. BRYAN. husband Of Annie
M. CLARK BRYAN OF 5i5 Fif'y-SIxth street..
Te,s,iyes friends. Ienspe Tribe No 6.
Iup'd q e. NJ. and Woodmen arr invited
10 attend the funeral services al Riverviev
~har.el on Monday afternoon. April -.
At 80 o;ciock Interment at Riverview
cemetery.
Mav, wife Of Lewis ! faulkner. age "a
fssss seissIyz and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services al her late residence.
49n Queen street on sunday afternoon. a. 3
. o'clcck Interment - Lombardy ccmctery-
HENvIS--In this city. on April II. 1918.
Mary Eliza. wife o< Lewis {. Henvls, aged
Relasives and friends are invited 20 al
tend the funeral from her late residence.
Arri1 is At > O'Clock Funera! services in
ESstIake NJ Z Church Thirtieth and
Yatnau at 5 O'Clock Intcrment al River
view cemetery. kindly omit flowers
HFARN-In this city. on April 13. 1915.
William T Hearn aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends ar invited 70 al
tend the funeral services al MS lat resi-
deDce. No. Is 6xtb avenue. on Monday
sxeninc. April II, at 5 O'Clock Fur: her scr
wires at Chestertown. Nd. on arrival OF
train leaving Wilmington at : 70 Tuesday
morning without further notice
MOORE In this city. on April L. 1918.
susan Anna. widow OF George " Moore.
Kelatlves 4 al and friends are invited % at
tend the funeral services at she residence
Of her son-iD-law. James Tibbetf. los
: du Pont stree. on Tuesday afternoon.
April 10. al = clock Interment at Lon
hardy cemetery
NENILI.E-In thus rliy. on April 10. 1918.
Jane L widow OF Jonathan /. Neville. iu
her S6th year
Funeral services will bc held at kirkwOod
NJ T. Church. kirRwOod Del. on SUNDAY +.
April u 20 O'Clock. lDtermcnt st.
lIForCpe cemetery
AlENfANN- ~ Philadelphia Ia. on April
H. 1915. Henry husband Of Emma J.
Sienlann a4ed > 1c2ra
Relatives and friends arc invited 20 thc
services oD Monday afternoon a. two
clock a. his lata residence 1852 North
Fiftx-seCOnd street. Philadrl phia Inter
n1enf v Woodlands cemetery. Philadelphia
p
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

72o MAplaoN STREET. ,oome ar9
bath. tNo-stoty brick Cro1 bIsiue.
ioca'ion
81 y. EIGHTH srnRrr. rooms sba
b"'h. pprrh hot varr bra'
400 nh>%l>G sTRERr rooroF and
bath porch a"~"r'd p,,--oe-lon tune -
'29g G.,6 2r t'.,s pot rgEEET ,l.,:E ,?op' ard
"st6 s6% ~ ''''' F"''''@''' juno
inb go oo>NErL sT roora. and hath
"afb Heater tFo urrrur. Ths-e prop
tritra ar" in rcrY go-,d eprdIt.rr f'rs
seHNi"r tHnc -
42l r. BRooNF grnrpr tb,-o .,o,y
brick h"us". ropre and natt. h,a'~-
pp-ch P0s sion IIr, r,tr gpe1 10
cation
PRE%CH -T SCAR sryTu n ,sreo
story. br,b brHa. Y tpotus 40 tatB
heater This rtnprrt. .e n .e-e ,orG
80 an Aparf reuf
oe5 eusrtcpo-e hyE.rg ,..,..
b-iel h~u.e roorre a-7 .sta. ,---.
iot o. ~ ~ frs' rae.ess,.a f.rt ..l
rio " TwF STY- VcrHTu ~rrr-
rooms and bath yar .rf t,t- ,-.
rhrrtn'H TRIM a-t. F,,...
tuor 2s'h
tit rHnowg arHEgT ---- .-t
barn hes'c~. po-~r r-rs .,- ..
house -oo1 .onHl.or
io27 rorErI'eG tvr>1-r q ,,o-, IT.,
bah Thf. would mabr a*>f
rarn'
lett CLtYTo. -TErYr VI --o- .-t
bath. hra's- porch rsr .-d .t--,-
irhfa Imrooda'e psesree'o0
-oa porrAF -fREET. -,>r ~ -a.t
porch. rra,e, Pors"ssior i3-r t't
4ro " HTGHT'H sTRFET i0 roe--a s-r
bath hoa'r- ran rasiiy ne -orvs-t,e
INTO IN apartment 81 uttio .spcre,
Immediate toesree.or
7tt w TwENTY aEvE~TW sTRFTr
Iaf s5 hy NJ f-e' rooms a-d hst-
t1, ra'e- aea'. hardwood qor-r Io
session Nav 18Th
r.-.acbe, square plan houss -rsr Try~rtr
arord Ard rr-e--o0 -t-rrts i. ter
-na-s ana -erping 5orrh rsrduoea
foo-s 3rrrlarr .aurd- ho' satr-
ra' inr'uFe- awnings a-d ---aar-
poesnssioD Nay 1'th
-to madison -TRFEr MONS saa
BATH sgod ba-iness incaHon
Elm HorrFrtRp. ia -oors and A.tb
gas and .fer'-fe -n'- luud-. .lH.
tot ra'o- beat. porchGs. Possession
May -5th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
81 DROP IN COTTON
Break Represents a Decline of 81
a Bale Over Season
Top Price.
n, Associated Press 10 Every Evening

New York. Apn l3 Another htE
break in the cotton market occurred
tciav. prices dropping 81 a bale IN the
first fcw minutes Of trading
The break. following that OF YESTERDAY,
occurred under heavy general selling,
narfirnl.rlv from tho south. coupled With
!urtber rams IN Texas and pcssimi~tIc
NV ncvs Iul,. touched 80 10 To,lav ;
brrak rcnrcscntcd a decline of mon than
SIS a bale from the seasons high rrce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CHICAGO CATTLE MARK ETS.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago April t3 Cattle, receipts
1000 steady Native steers, l06n 5.
III 10. stockcrs and feeders so a t2.503
cows, and hcifcrs 30 1850; calves 10 00
q 1900
Sheep. receipts 1000, steady sheep
1900 L. 81 lambs Ii ~ y 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Served With Warrant.

Nm officer Of The VI NcGarv 4 son ..
has bccn served with warrant, sworn
ont hy State Chld labor Inspector
oharcs \ Ilagncr, before Magistrate
C,Ili-. on the charge ot employing hoy
under age without i permit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
Ar NENT:S.

APARTMENT Modern. second floor. four
rooms bath hot water heat. pDs range.
SJ5. Possession Mt once. Apply w. j..
Powell. $40 Market street.
APARTMENT Furnished. no children
central Address J. % Every Evening
once.
APARTMENT -Four rooms, bath. back
porch modern improvement. Apply Sp
West Ninth street - d a. phone
2td7-J
APART MENT- rooms. furnished. Ap~
ply Mrs Tarbutton. 2n7 East Fifth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

1900 Dtr PONT STREET . roama and
bath porch heater paved s'rcof ros-
session Juno 25ib
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

IIat " FOURTH STREET. . rooms and
bath. heater. porch. threo-story bri~k
house POasraSinn IuHc nth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
FOR SALE
THE FOLLOWING HOUSES CAN BIZ
PURCHASED WITH POSSESSION,
AS FOLLOWS:

1900 Dr PoNT STREET. rooma and
bath. porch heater. paved s'rcot ros-
session juno 25ib
iiat ". FOURTH STREET rooms ard
bath. heater. porch. threc.story brirk
house. Possession Iunc nth
i807 WEST STREET ~ rooms and two
baths. thrcc-story brick house. heater
porch Possession June 25th This prop
orty ran be changed into an apart tneut
with very little cost
5i3 W SEVENTH st. 2 room aud bath.
thr,e- story brick hot water beat. hark
porch enclosed Tins property T. 81 cs-
cellcnt condition
5oo FRANKLIN STREET. 10 rooms snd
hath porrh. hoator This hpueo can
10 easily changed into an apartment
This Is splendid tocafion opposite
Eighth street Park
t4fo uARRrqo% sTRFTT. ~ roor~
bath. lot - by tno foct tErrr. etory
brick Th.rd GoDr arranged an al,art
rnent Possession June g5fh
2t17 TATNATT sTREFT. g ro"roe and
bath. heater and porch THIS property
+ IN good condition Psud rt-eet
~ rAcKsoN sTREET. % rooms and
bath. fhrf< story hvirk lot ~ Nv I2r
foef porch Possession Iuno 18TH
Isai CLAYTON sTRrHT. = rooms end
bath porch hca'or Thls is vopd
locatiop Possession T1no tsft
ls,i W ~1<rn -rnrrr n-eo ~,
hri~k honso hea'e- pov,H rhts /. y
zood location
SOS W TwF~TY FIRST TPrFT r
yoorns and bath. square pao Hr5.r
etcar heat laundry 'ohs paved '-,e'
T,seeevsIon Iune 9Tth.
eo2 rRooNF STREET - rooms srd
bath 'hrao-stnry brfck rouer -tca rr
hea'. porch Possession Jpne ,5th
t4fo JACKSON STREFT. -oorns and
hath heater. porrh. paved street vr-v
rnn vrnicnt i0rAtt0n FnNNTtsiOn Was
18th
| ID e W TWENTY SEVENTH -TRFFT
rooms and bath square plan chest
nut trim. heater and p0rch Possession
Iune 18th
/ I3A5 sHAIfGHOe9 ANE%T- 81. rooms
/ and bath. heater rorch tOt ~ feet 4
/ inches 10y - feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

1907 WEST STREET. ~ rooms and two
baths. threc-story brick house. heater.
porch Possession June 25th. This prop
orty can be changed into an apartment
with very iittle cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
CURB MARKETS.
Ycstcrday'sNoon
Closing Ouotr.

OuOtStIors furnished hy 4. l.. WlnkrlVnau
4 Co. Ford Building Wilmington. 1870 :.
BROAD street, Philadelphia Neon Prices
TonOpshs Hid Asked
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

5f3 W SEVENTH st . room. aud bath.
thrcc-s story brick hot water heat. bark
porch enclosed Tins property = io cv-
cellcnt condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

5o6 FRANKLTN STREET 10 rooms and
hath pnTrh. heater This hpueo ran
10 eaeiIv changed into an apart ucnt
This Is splendid location. opposite
Eighth street Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

40 MADIaoN STREET. ,oome ar1
bath. tNp-s'oty brick Crc1 bIelue
iDcation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

t4fo HARRTgo% STREET ~ roore
bath. lot - by tno rcct tE,rr story
brick Th.rd ae,r arraugcd ae an al,ar'-
nent Possession june 25fh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

2tt7 TATNkII aTRETT g roornq and
bath. heater and pprch This pvpuor' /.
i. IN good condition Tav,d -f-esi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

81 y. EIGHTH sTRRFT rooms and
bath. porrh hot va..r bsat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

ROOM 9ecund-Atory front. coinior ablg
furnished tll convenience. thone l'ub
Jefferson street Gentlemen preferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

ROOM Large. front. electric light and hot
water heat Newly furnished. sp1 "eHt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

lh'.f-f - tp@ NEfi SO rfgg1s and bath
'a'U b' ai'T. ~" rrrrur fhe-o prop
trfira Arc in rcry gf-e ea.,1It.,..i Tsea
secession tune It
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

Address GoorFc lodge. Esq attorney At
law Law HuidtnE. Wilmington lpsl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

| ROOM Furnished. second story fronI
gcn,icmun only. Apply ia West Sine-
D. gffsspf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

Address Henry u isaaca Esu,. attorney
ht-lnw EQitahlc Hldg- Wilmington. Dtia-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

tnoNfa First-ctass living arCommoda-
tions rooms and meals, rs gentleman and
mother will ny to pay unusually well Tor
satisfactory quarters. Place with garage
prrfcrrcd Must decide promptly. Nj
dress sI5 Franklin street. Promo 2sS.'-W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

100 nA>>I>G sTBEFT roorof and
bath. porch r'.ucr'd ro--oq-lon iupe -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

f2l r. BROONF VTHFpY b,-e a,e,.,,
brirk housc . rv1ros snt natt. he,t~-
p'l'h F"N' SION II0' ft Cve1 30.
cation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

1907 Dt Po%T sTPKEr rooms and
naih. h"a''r, pprch pussaealpu juno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

~ TACKsoE sTEEFT. 20 rooms and
bath fhvf< story brick io' ~ nv I2r
foef porch Possession Iunc nth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

ROOM Nice. large front I'm private family.
furnished as bedroom and sittingrnm iof
one or two persons Modern convenience
Ifsc of nho,ie Terms reasonable Phone
! faHIann st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

ROOMS Two three second story thi
light housekeeping. 3n2 Rodney ~
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men 220 West Fourteenth St
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24

Fred Lyons, OF Vail, transacted bus.
mess here Friday.
Chas. Erne, of Ellis, was brief bus.
mess caller here Friday.
Miss Marguerite Haugh is reported
sick this week with the measles.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Braskey
daughter on Tuesday, April 9th.
Mrs. O. F. Fienhold was a shopper
in Denison Monday from Dow City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Petersen
a daughter on Thursday, April 18th.
A.. c. Schoenjahn was business
caller in Denison Saturday from West
Side. All g.r
Miss Agnes Brogaf1. of Boyer, spent
Friday here visiting friends and shop.
ping.
Miss Mildred Smith. OF Charter Oak,
made a brief visit with friends here
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Meyers, of West
Side, were pleasant callers in the city
Thursday.
Rudolph and Will kock were pleas.
ant callers in Denison Friday from
West~Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bornhoft were
pleasant visitors in the city Saturday
from West Side.
Esther Champion. of Vail, underwent
minor operation at the Meehan hos.
pital last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Dannett. of West
Side. were in the city Sunday spend.
ing the day with friends.
Ed Reimers was down from Schles.
wig Friday attending to some bust.
ness matters at the county capital.
Misses Frieda and Pauline Rabe, of
Ricketts,, were among those from
distance shopping in the city Friday.
Misses Eva and Faye franklin were
over from kenwOod Saturday spend
ing the day with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bliesman were
down from Schleswig last Thursday
shopping and calling on friends in
DenisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ,Selander and
children, of Boone, are expected in
Denison Saturday for few days visit
with relatives.
MISS I1clCu oCilOuIcU. SluuCul ~
Ames, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Denison, guest at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Coon.
Don't forget that the Review is
equipped to handle all kinds OF print
ing on short notice Just phone %
and a solicitor will call for your order.
Those who have not yet purchased
Liberty bonds of the third issue may
yet do so. Any bank in Crawford
county will take applications until
Saturday. May 4.