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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
SITUATION WANTED MALE u

SlTuAIlON WANItD NALL w
snred 'ireman oi rn ot eosl -fr'ef
'urc, write Al once T.. n iisshpf,,
h"s 2'A. hton, Afk
RpukkELrtR would Ike s,trs ~ots ~.
ninss and Saturday y ihonf htid
ENPrRlENCtp yield sr,iilsr, officer
rtted states army - >tsts old any
proposition that offers futufe specially
qualified ioN work IN chemical lalsofa
tories m u Winoua Technical tnsti
,uie R.gi.'ered IN lnilAna address
John I. Kitchen, lita Gefmania avenue
Indianapolis Ind
YNt ~ man and mother ~ould uts posi-
t,os In oil iicldt ot iAfm lady wsn,s tn
de- cooking Addrrn 2ua Hullsue OF
write no, 100 iioui. .
ENPtRltNrtp m.nAs,r ~ mechanical snd
eIsrffical Vtoposiitons sith nroV,n record
Of accomplishments In economical con
,ltuciion operation aud rapid busines,
Developments 10 open for engagement
"a ate World
~ nlS'ltAluifn SOLDIER sans position ..
helper iu gAfags can drive any make of
ut Adifess % ps, csfe World
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE -
WNNTFp 10 sork thfss ~ four hour. IN
the afternoon no Ntuhbihs Address
nrl care Nofld
NNNrhp Position - housrl sepst hr
widow lad, eIih little Fltl YEAR old
small family uteietfsi address y ~,
afc World
POSITION WANTfD b, competent ,tsnog
taphrf tuU ftHfN' experience in lAu ~
hrs can f1f sh good references Al.
dfsss Nos "a. Uuthtiu utA
rOe'rlON de.iicl D, competent Young iAdy
ai-nogisphu tidict, hsN esfe World
ItpN ~ refinement ~Anis position q,
housek e"prf fnr ~iinwrr don't object
io .hud NINA Moore iO3 West rhrd
street ioplIr No
sIi NuGRAriiIV with f,r yeats expert
,n.s 10 aw and OIL suti desites tteno
guprir ~ Dr'nhl portion Ihont $50
lNl\tl NnLRlp middle aEed -,dow
Inruou NoUsslrrIrr iu mothrfirs'
Irm' of 'o' isth ,'uYls Phone i22l
~ SlNl~s WONNN Nl 'snortaphrt
vIsb', .orr,. uop vi'h real estate ifm
ilnrr iptI Room $500
WANTED 4 position Bog ,nunS lady o.
t'.tugraIHst pui hooksrsp'r ~ith 80
p,tr..v Phone G Il tiu ]
upVrrrfNT ,opng som.u desire, rou
uo' bppslr'guE Nlss hto~n Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Statesmen AND AGENTS

Wanted Salesman, calling on hest,
class uf trade tn sell staple product
NJ side line Large commission Es
pcriencc and sample unnecessary n
IN earnest write to Mount Vernon
Paint 4 on Company Richmond Va,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND rouNI


lOS1 Ws,A leather hsud has bris"ru
ravhuska .rd rusa Inward y r'
turned o World uoh., ro questions
asked
IOt NJ ave suitcase hrpprfus to uU.
tnoNu pafiN rN,haug,d ivr ou' belong
irr tu wt up ~ loUis 'ran h't~"rn
Oslahoma~ 10, sui roS ,Nu -it south
thr,rrrr
LOST s.tutdst ON Mar .'fsst ~
pab,, rcd s~s,ter Re~afl vas south
,srulius rhorr .N-5
DOCS Loaf t~o ,msu bissk scotch ~
uers long hair both Ne. Matched
plated ro'ss Reward " returned 10
Isl. south ,Hryrnr' Phone tlto.
iOlND Rattss OF donh'r barrel shot
gur is gauge iaiI Ntsdth.N liarurts
Co 10 West lifsi street
IOuNp Nutomohile rs,inE in Nr'l iu'sA
u~t't mHy iud same al M fts'dr-rr Zoo
Wr,, Tulsa !, l. lisrdr't' West Tulsa,
ptA ho, al
LoST RtoWn mlrk usrS piece either al
ptu,b,trrtau ,hut.h ~ h'wrru lpsiun
snd Man ON seventh street t'Natd.
Phone 'i@h
FOUND one tcd ,tetr r,s,e cs iot
,tret and PAY Tor al and irei TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
OOGeS AND SOCIETIES

vrts, lopGt 10 - mesii svst' rha''
,.f. day At : $50 T. ~ Thurs IAN
'fS> end ~ofk be- : & Visitor,
49, Il~ns welcome N.sou,s Hal
HNCrs ; s. uNNl'pN " NJ
J e NONFuRtE see,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Sal@g Saleg Saleg
Used Cars Used Cars
Big Disposal Sale of Guaranteed Cars
! One Week Only

written 3Oday guarantee every sold this sale
The entire stock of purchased from local auto
company. viii be Offered at sale prices. Note them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

Wanted -Four first class speciality
statesmen to work out ~ city Prop
osltion will pay right parties from
f76 90 tn tl0O 90 per week Chll he
tween . ana ~ a m. at a03 South
Cincinnati.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Liberty Bonds Bought

~ also huN usitlimruI receipts uu
Ranks Tor liunds. paying en- h
market price Got our quotation
LIZ -. A.-L. -.--L
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

WAL rtrtR ~ lpis patterns orr sale
800 rs' cent sss iFa1 fsguIaf prrrs Dur
ing ihs vrss Plymouth Nal Paper
Pant 60 1lg tatt ~erohd street Phone
F.4. Hsivrsu Detroit and bgln on
BAag Second street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
AUTOS ron niRB oAR,drs i.
WANTED AUTOMOBILES
BOARD AND ROOMS.

llkn Wanted Hecssnd I..d lord
lrmIL Ion snIih NInrlnnal-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
Joseph Swarts Co.
kEAL EsrArr LOANS

Investment BANKERS
70 hanirl lildg Phone N2Hd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30
WANTED To Ruy

rRl Nk WANTED 10 huy good ,i'ei
tfuHk musi hr good slis snd IN good
.ouditiar tal titp
" WNNrtn :, ond hsni sectional boos
rss,s ~ and ~ inches N eide msssnt.
~ih tops srd, has's slso Cyc snd
r,ffsit tspprist Phone lnup
WANTED 10 tert or hu, one pea grader
nov t.s, rhir'is~
WANTED 10 hu, oihes ouiht lOa
pauisi blds rhane h2r1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-30

VI HNNE one customer wants . losn 81
" 600 Tor one ear. ~ill pay per cont
snd ave gilt sdss real estate sscurii,
We slso have sno'hsr customer fnf
- 0nn II tou want either one o. both
Of these losns. zee u e Noss a 60 COS
hliss nlig
wNNTtp o. oon ior ,ht., tesr. on 40
rula realty Address 10, u vi, care
Mottd
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
HELP WANTED MALE.

YOUNG MAN with some office
experience and of good ad-
dress can avail himself of a Splen-
did opportunity to learn the add
ing machine business with a view
OF becoming a salesman with the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
bookkeeping experience advan-
tageouS. Address us, $40, t4th
st. N. W., in own handwriting,
stating age, sales experience, if
any, and whether married or
single. Reply strictly confden-
tial. 27
The Washington times., 1918-04-27

wOMAN-Colored. between . and 20 for
cooking aud general hOusework IN family
OF two I'm 4-room apartment; must be good,
plain cook and come well Recommended:
good wages to reliable person. Apply be
tween and . .. m. APT. ., 100 18th 81.
l-l0
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
MOOD FOR SALE

VIII deliver wood aWed any length Gt yguP
door for SIS per cord. This wood q MIXED
with oak pine, hickory and walnut Phone
Franklin 17SSJ. mh@9
The Washington times., 1918-04-27

A ST. 9. E. I4s-Thrse rooms strictly
modern. almost new. Sl6s5. furniture for
sale. a bargain. )
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG I.ADY-In wholesale candy store:
no Sunday and no night work. Apply N
It'll 81. y. W III
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
WANTED ROOMS

ROOM AND BOARD BY two hdIes b
vicinity Government buildings; hot water :
REQUISITE. BOX q. Times office. Ia
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
HELP WBQTGO-MALE

WANTED-Youag man to
clerk n paint store, be
tween f.ges Of Il and u. Coed
opportunity for a bright
Young man. HUGH y.
REILLY CO. Munscy Bldg.
1-3L
The Washington times., 1918-04-27

WOMAN for general house
work; three in family; $40
per month. Apply 1922 Third
st. NV; North 9176. %
The Washington times., 1918-04-27
FOR RENT-RooMS
wANTED-ROOSs AND BOARD

REFINED YOUNG NAN: Government en-.
pioye; desires room and board IN n. W..
with Jewish family. piano. within q mIns
utes walk OF Treasury; must 81 rea-5nsbi,
box =. Times office. u
The Washington times., 1918-04-27

HERE is a good opportunity
for you, if you are a steady
young man with a fairly good
education looking for a per-
manent position in which you
may advance yourself. Apply
BOX 10, the Times Office.
State in the application how
you can be reached by phone
or otherwise. IL
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-01
Mems Hosiery Specials

Hundreds of mems hose lise
and wooden sale.
Men Csc Cotton Hose in black, grey white,
War Savngs pair
Men soc Silk Lisc Hose i'll black white
beach Warsavngs Price see pair
Men Csc Fine Silk Lisle Hose different shades
WarSavngs Price 45e pair
Men 65c Cashmere Hose in dark and cames hair
WarSavngs Price 45c pair
Mems s1oo Quality Fine Cashmere Hose mixed All
sizes War-Savings Price zoe pair
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-01
Very Large Stock Mems Sweaters

No doubt would it a sweater
like stores carry you
find the you colors
itary styles v-neck styles from.
Mems So 90 Sweaters in a style md 10 collar
WarSavngs S1.49
Mems shawl collars several colors
WarSavngs Price 81 .95
Few $500 Heavy Sweaters War-Savings Price
Mems $500 Sweaters without collars
War Savings 81 80
Mems $500 Sweaters in this sale at 1878
Mems $500 Sweaters with shawl collars S4.S5
Mems $3.50 Sweaters in several styles 1857
Mems $1,000 Heavy All Wool Sweaters at ....... 1878
Mems $3.50 All Wool Sweaters at ....... S1O.75
Mems several shades at ..s RI 80
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-11-09
Our Furniture Department

stocked with practical things
Of display the
will help cu solve biggest gift problem.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-11-09

For Sale Cheap.-Two auto. tires.
x3l in: one new. the other has
slightly used. 7. II Collins,
Hill.
S?ie.- A four-roll husker
N "
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-11-09

Floor coverings Linoleums, etc
u G. d. DE-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1918-11-09
Toyland

Bring the children in to see our splendid
stock Of games. books. dolls and toys of
every description Third Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04

ground Hardwood floors and nl modern
Improvements ~ the way Of plumbing and
heating are called for by the sIecfcn
tions
Alterations tn 407 Delaware avenue,
costing 81 900, will be- made fpr The own
cr, Edgar H. Haynes. by Charles II
lindail ~ Son, cOntract0rs
Two garages Will be built at the rear
~ 3OJ z West Twenty FIRST street. lor
Clarence Darby and William f. llcwce,
costing 81, l,l3O
A perspective drawing ~ Tie new
housing project, by BaIlinger and pcrgt,
architects, ~ 'hiadclphia, haH been Pre-.
pared. and plans and specifications have
been approved. and arc n .hapc for
catimatcs The site runs sDhh from
Lancaster avenue and cztcnds from mon
street ~ Cathedral cemetery The
houacs are to scll FIR about xt.OOD caeh
Stores, garages and film thoafre ar"
included III the plans
Another nllicd though entirely npartte
enterprise ~ contemplation d Tho pr,-
ylding ~ dortnibofa4 fpr about 900
men, employees of tic Emergency llr"t
Corporation 'Ghese htHidlups w0uld
ba 50 PINNED rs ~ permit III 4ltrt.t'lsi.,
INTO apartments Rhen thrlr pugiual pur
pose has bcrn a4TFr-rdcd
The co-opcriipp of All builder u
the CIV IS aesIred ~ both three prsle,fs
C"ntractnr have hoon reminded by
the iuIdlng Inspector If iha necr -
of securing porfoiis ipr ue" building
alterations and additions briara aara-
mcucing actla HorI -ueh eyra4alaHes
With the Wlafious IL .ar the tt In'sr. f
If ail concerned and ieuLa aef3 rg
argument ~ ba uphot5 Is. l1oI. a.l me-
one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
BOOSTING THE LOAN.
Rivalry Continue on Local Division II
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

Rivalry ID the uafter If t.a v t.t
Ilbcr'y Inau cnrft4r ea te isea'
lttivione ~ fhc Pr- @
p Is thc pT e.f tf.s ~. i5.H1
division fop.r taa faH 9r
contributed b. 1850 autl -
pr erataf .t Cr tar 1-
tha fata Is -sta9 t.ftr ..t.
81 ~ ~ p.i ,
saeton Hu..fg ta heNN 4
grttlaa t5prV YER. 1. f
Phfl4delrsIt Il <or f. Sn
baltimore lie fa'H r. I9h
1hc arfrgfl ao.
rarnrt hl. eeH tr tnt
<c.rrd totHIag tnr a .t
o.nc ri trr os .Hr
rupar .a.-r .re rL rn,ef
rs y -te r~.teh aH srr
A tfkf,s tha f.r
daiy mretfugs seld 'Hera t.t
II S. raoff." .e~ -tr -
rura r- as-a h
rd lacaular Ha
fmpiovr e' affa.
Themselves p 81 atrtsf1e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
HAyERFORD STILL ON SEAS.
Steamer Reported Sunk by U-hoat
Months Ago Safe in an Atlantic Port.

Though reported 10 have hecn sent tc
The bottom 81 the ocean by . -hoat ten
months 60. the steamship Havrrford has
turned up 81 an Atlantic Port
She belongs 70 the American IIne-
Her sudden appearance here has caused
considerable surprise
The Haverforl reached port Wcdnes-
3ay Tins i sand 70 ho The first trip
the vessel has made since being reported
sunk
1t was iearnei today that the Haver-
ford was struck hy torpedo at the time
She was reported rs having hecn sent to
the bottom Details OF how She survived
the blow are lacking but She evidently
waS assisted II another ship
On June - the Havcrford was reported
rs having been sunk hy submarine
Ne position or time was gwen She was
sid To have been running the T-boat
gauntiet on her way from England TO
ArncrIc.4
The Haverford has had number of
thrilling trIIS through the submarine
zone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR NEW HOUSES
Wilmington Contractors Busy Fin
ishing Up Work Already
On Hand.

The usual assortment Of plans for
alterations and additions has come up
this week. varied by two ncw residences
Of excellent design and finish though of
moderate size
Tho T. I. Rice, Jr. 60 is taking bids
| for q residence 10 be erected by Dr
/ Charles Nj Almond at the southeast
| corner Of Eighth and Rodney streets.
/ The design is nodcrnixcd colonial of
! two full stories, finished attic and base
ment and Sayrc and Fisher hricF blue
stone trin slate roof and modern plumb
ing and heating are called for hy the
specifications The house viii contain
y rooms and it's dimensions on plan arc
2Sxtt &. not including pnrehcs
Architect John ! Kennedy has on the
boards plans for alterations and additions
to = residence ~ Ninth and Washington
streets whlrh Will be ready FOR bids in
about ten days
! s Hamilton & % have started work
on tho foundations for the bindings fu
he erected for thc Delaware Horse Shnw
Associatiou on The nc" far grounds no4r
Flsfncrc They are also topping out the
Scller smoke house and garage ~ .ihr-
ticth and Washington etrnrf-. and have
I1Ist completed the brick work on tie
houses for iDr Smfb. on Broouc street
between Fourth and Fifth
! he shifting of The curb on the eruth
side Of Eleventh street. vest of Oraupc .o
that the full width af thr roadW1g can
10 realized gives AZ ldca of thc tuprnvs
fncnt which will hc manifest Whcn The
PROJECT Il complete ihe traHe oa-t
and ncsl ,yil ind fhil street thc most
availablr thoronghfarc. avoiding inter
ference with TIC CIR l3ucs on Tenth trect
near Market aud # especial rllue Il
connection alth the ntdcnug If Dnl.
aware avenue whch has at last taken
dctfilte Sh9pc.
The h,adlng At Tcnfh and Ta'uan
streets formerly occupied bY NE fta-
fnond state tutomalnic e hae uoon
torn down - make ntv fir tie nru
structure to 10 erected ~ the Giohc
restaurant chain The otprr binding
for the somc concern At 100 I.raurt trect
!. also pr9gres my tho found tiYu walls
bong now under construction
he tptal amount af new a5t-t r1lction
and alteration ior April hn-ad gn porsnl's
i.slcd ~ IT, huIdug department reaches
tie rcspoctahie total af S119 -1~.Gt This
may be el8-sit.cd as Nv ueiiiug- $40 100.
additions and alterations Sft4f@6t
industrial s5G.;oS ha-nc-- 81 40
garage- $1,000
Two chango- IN awncr-htp If Market
street frontage auuouueed dqrug tbr
Wcok arc noteworthy As indicating he
dcuand for ehatee b4-Iuc-g 4.t"- nst H.
NOT polnt f. aH. nretabic Improvement
immediately Darlington iasav#ftr
acquiring thu Ir4p"rtt y which 7ner tfa
nov tenants 4 --,. Market ro,t Hf
{ harIe- Ioptz saepg acquired <o ~lt
across tile street tor investment
understood Thus i f4e parcel rsrrntlv
purchased ~ Rocco tat.-efua 4, ttr
iord building but altered conditions
Winch viii take fsu out Fl ronn .crlacs
hifn - dispose q h- holding
Brown Is WUstc-idc aratltcrt- haze
plans out for hld- 3n aatl-e rs W erect
cd al -cs-nth and Hadnes streets ier
John Hare. j HE plans aaI tar nncE
and hollow tile structure stores Hea
pia~tcred a1lf-i3e and 11xtu ,-cr 8u 'Go
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
STATE FAIR PLANS.
Department Snperntendents for This
Year Exhibition

The 1918 premium list has been issued
by the officers Of the Delaware State
FAR ASSOCIATION and they are now beng
sent 10 former exhibitors Tie depart
u,-It superintendcuts aud assistants for
tai- wear are as follows
Women # tmeilue Dcrickson
Children Mr. Frederick G Snyder
Miss margare1 snyder Miss Ethel
Snyder
Irats G Buckingham
Vegetables Frank i Yearslcl
Cram and forage crops Frederick
6. SNYDER and Lawrence 4 Othoson
Hor,c> aud mules Alexander Corbit
Joseph Davidson William dn Pom,
i.ambcn FouIk Joseph II Goud
Poultry Charles & ~pelkrnan. ;
HaIleck du pon
Cattle James L Mahafy. ! NJ ID.
sheep and swine barlcs Megginson
Carriages and farm machinery Vii
lam + Peach
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
POSTERS ON TOUR.
Harry Barnhart 10 Show Competing
Drawings in Other Cities

In harmony with the true community
spirit, Harry BarIhart has packed W
our posters il hls old kit bag. the set
made IN the recent competition by the
High School pupils. and taken them along
on hIS rounds, To show his other chorIscs
as a sample Of Wilmington products
These choruscs are located in New York.
Brooklyn and Buffalo. y \ and Orange,
\ ]
The posters were displayed on the
platform last tuesday evening and made
d Int with Harry who forthwith arranged
with the committee and Miss i.ybargcr,
the art director Of the High School, for
their exhibition on hI- rounds
He brought with hlm and showed after
the rehearsal photographs of the won
derfuI arrangements for illumination, used
al the recent concert OF hi- New York
chorus, which took place N Central Park
The singers were on one bank Uf the lake
and the audience on the opposite bank
The hght-cfIects were worked out by
Iaude Iayctte Bragion Of Buffalo, the
noted architect who has taken up
tie abstruse subject Of the ntcr-relatIon
Of music light and color and who worked
out the complicated details A. a labor Of
love II Is hoped that Wilmington may
nave an opportunity 70 sec these effects
when the final concert takes place here
Behold how great d matter lttle
sung kindleth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
RURAL PROPERTY TRA<SFERS

Rural reai e7tatc las ,err r-lsr-.1
rs fcIlou-
Land 81 2rae.f
dra4 av jonf au.rI. H8
tBfnory .r'nttu .r aIGn
aud 4 r.t.
.r ROBERT
ierr If A
ttar H -feel 4re re
!yr Najter i -reoI 4n3 st. 81 ..ra.
r'-r ana Uto r 5000
land IN fi.t.5see -.re .e.e
s-tic hundred ar -nc .er sr
Publishing Ier#. r.far .r
B. Same 4na st #erf- t-.-
g.l-haud eo 3r-8e.4 --..ts .-
$Ilu
Land 81 Ia.a-.a Hrs
hundred. r George stsf-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Quick Work by PalKe

Norman + John Of lhtlcrcst prsis,-
the police for the quIek recovery they
made of hls automobile which VAS stolen
from Ninth and Shipley streets The
machine was taken from that place at
9 80 clock last night and bv 10 Is the
owner tad been notified that the machine
had been recovered The district patrol
men were notified Of the THEFT Of the
machine ana PatroInan Snyder ldyntl-
fying an approaching automobile at
Alarylun avenue and Monroe street 4-
the one belng sought, gave chase Three
Young men occupying the automobile
jumped out and escaped Mr. John ua~
then notified and lac congratulated tf,
police on their quick work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
Saturday, March 20.

"Go on watch tonight from 10 to II,
9 TO s. to 4, ) to 10. 1 to and II To :,
then | will he off duty for a day | am
the only first lieutenant doing the look
out work So rcally am most lucky We
get the war news by wireless each day.
OF course we know to which port we are
going but are not allowed to tell. Reach
the submarine zone by Friday Then We
will have To carry our life prcservers
everywhere we 60, even 10 bed. Several
OF the nervous ones are sleeping IN their
clothes already.
SUNDAY, March 81.
"Did n watch this morning from to 10.
Am on this afternoon from , to T. Sighted
two ships this afternoon One Of them
had a message for us Have to get up at
4 a. m from now on We pick up our
own convoy tomorrow Went to church.
Monday April
Nv oEc up this morning To find our
convoy of eight torpcdohoats with us
They are very fast and So make you feel
much safer. Dad not 90 on watch today
Tuesday, April ,
We are only too miles from port
Go on lookout tonight from IL to ;.
"Wednesday, April 3.
Expect to be in port tomorrow but
will hardly get off the boat before Fri
day The other transport left us with
slN of the cIght dcStroyers for another
port. That leaves us with only twp,
but there Is not much danger here.
haven't felt the least bit excited yet.
did my last watch from 10 to y. The
clock changed an hour for the last time
Thursday, April
We'll, We didn't get torpcdoed and
there hasn't been a submarine III sight
To give us u httlc excitement | did not
sleep with my clothes on either night or
mss a good nights sleep while on boat.
Lights are shown oti ot the coast just
now We are night near the port and
wall 90 IN on the hugh tide this evening
Ii surely makes YOU feel good to see dry
land once more though II IS not the :
Well. thus about finishes my diary,
but Will add n few details The troops
on the boat are called the tlrst Aero
Hdq Regiment The officers and men are
picked from regiments from all over the
country Every man speaks French
most of them are French Canadians and
the officers are highly educated men.
This ship has been torpcdocd three diff
tcrcnt tunes She had a running fight
with = submarine and sunk her DO YOU
remember reading about 1t some time
age She WAS torpcdoed once when
everyone left the ship. but she did no'
- down. - they went back and took
tier L. port under tier own steam
Cur gunncrs had target practice every
iay and made very good records " hen
We received the orders on the 10Th the
three Of Us went direct To lIohokcn and
80 were the only ones 10 sml " Veil,
Will stop now and add few lines when We
cct to port We arc anchored now await
ms hlgh tide
Got INTO port last night about 5 =. m
The onIy difference | See IN the people
before We yet oil Is that thcy are wearing
" oodcn Sulc> on thclr shoes They also
have the daylight saving plan Well. |
viii close for tins time hoping to hear
from you real soon Let dad ami others
ses tins letter So that vii save writing
1t James 4 O.DamcI
Observer Aviation Section
Signal { CorpS. 4 l. ! France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-04
NEED OF IRON NOW
Ailments Due TO insufficient Iron Com
mon in Spring

Iron Is an essential constituent Of pure
and healthy blood
Pcptiron, the neW IRON tonic combines
ron with nuA. celery prpsn and other
blood and stomach tonnes that success
fu physicians pro-cJlhc
II i Z wonderful corrective ol ..namia.
IrIcur~. languor, nervousness whether
caused ~ hard work worries. loo close
confinement indoors, or amy other cause
Peptron will multiply the red corpuscles
IN your blood, tone your nerves, improve
your color aid your digestion and restore
tic health and strength that you must
haze for the cheerful performance ol
dallp duties
PeptirOn is IN The form Of pills choco-
hate coated, pleasant To take, prompt
IN effect and economical
Your druggist knows the great merit
81 this nux and ron preparation and
viii be pleased to supply you.