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Richmond planet., 1918-07-06

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Journmcnt was taken
NOTABLE ADDRESSES BY Orrl-
GALS OF HIGH STATION.
The conference was addressed IN
sympathetic vein. during the sessions.
by the following notable officials of
high station:
or War: Mr.. George Creel, Chairman
OF the Committee on Public Informa.
ton; Hon. Franklin ID. Roosevelt,
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy: Mr.
Edward N. Hurley, Chairman OF the
United States Shipping Board: Major
Joel T.. Spingarn. Attached to the
General STAFF. United States Army;
Captain Arthur S. Spingarn. OF the
Medical Reserve Corps. National
Army: General Paul Vignal. Military
Attachc Of the French Embassy .
Major Edouard Requin and Major l..
y. DcMontal, of the French High
Commission
PERSONNEL OF CONFERENCE.
The following gentlemen were in
vitcd to be present at the confer
cncc.
DR., Robert T. Joncs Ed;tor South
western Christian Advocate Eov. ar
leans, La; John II. Murphy. Editor,
The Afro-Amcricon R,ltimorr NI
w. II. Andrews Editor Daily Iior,II
Baltimore. Md: chris i pnrrv
Editor. The Tribunn phil,dolnbi,
Pa: John Mitchell Ir Editor mo
Planet, Richmond No rh,rln, ~
Anderson. Former Collnc,or In,nrn,i
Revenue for Second Distric, nf Now.
York CITY. now Assistant Commission
or OF Acrirultlrc for state Of Env
York. at present serving ON E,xnmn-
ton Board, New York CITY
Robert l.. Vann. Editor. The Cour-
icr. Assistant City Solicitor. PITTS
burgh. Pa: II. S. Abbott. Editor. The
Defender. Chicago, ILL.,; George l.,
Knox. Proprietor and Publisher, The
Freeman, Indianapolis. Ind T.
Manning Editor. The World, Indian
apolis. Ind: DR.. H. NJ. Minton. Il3o
IS. 18TH street, Philadelphia. Pa Rcy
Ernest Lyon. Chairman. Colorcd
Branch OF Maryland Council OF De-
fcn*c and Consul General OF the
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
1I.....IOR 5IY$j' Hr. Is e HD.T
:.:QUIREO To III
CHIEFS WORK

In Reply I" Criticisms: of Grar,d Jury.
'HN'S thnf Executive Points Ont
THAT Charter us Amended. Gives
i'"'d "f Pultcc Force II Free Hand
IN Dealing With the Men Under
liim Two Thousand Vice amt
IAIu"r Arrc% Prove Police Activ-
fly.
Mayor George hinsiic louay mad.
II llfSl iormal reply 10 ccn&urr of
II il III TIE report or the pranu iurv
ms Siai"m"nl declares tnat his con
S.at"H' III jtn!c has been for law en-
lorccMrni SEQ far as The realization of
NAT "hjrci is humanity possible. lie
lolnl" oni ih1; the missing of thou
sands OF soldiers within two hours
ride of hichmond has brough, prob
l'hlS unusual Tor any city but prrSru,
III all places similarly located with
respect t" rantnnm"n"S. TIE MAYOR
rrS'nt$ the charge that RirAmoud *
degenerate wi II v.cc gambling anu
.uu'l"Gg'ny.
HaE"r Aims ic ASSERTS that the chief
.ahH found with nim by the grand
jury sums up in his dismissal of II.
IS. S"Wcll rs chief of police Tor wha;
IL termed slight indiSrrction lie
''p'i'H ill''t 'N'"tIl y lllllIn w al iui9
m"n WAS grave one unfitiing him
Tor the functions Of chief Of police.
II" further declares that he had no
reason 1" SUSPECT Sherry or Pollock
al wrong conduct. sherry havin., been
Retained aS captain under ci'r.rS Wrr
ncr ana SoWcll without. complaini
aTa INST him and Pollock having purely
clerical dnticS which hc performed
efficiently and with no sign that would
point to his ever being unU"r the il.
ilucncr of liquor.
The atrmcMt says Chat 1000 ar
rests Tor violations OF the laws re
'Spcotfng cabling bookkeeping and
vice made In three years is not a mean
record.
The chiefs OF police have been civ
ell free hand says the mayor in re
sponse /" the belief that this course
and only this made for efficient ad
ministration or the department.
The statement Of Mayor Ainslie Is
us follows:
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
THE POWER or PRAYER.

Now, we know that icrycnt prayer.
backed up by perfect love, and al
mshakcn faith will move God on His
Throne, even to the turning OF the
world upside down. Wherever one
man could be found that would stand
upon these three things as God has
commanded, he has always been vic
tOriouS.
When the King OF Syria sent a
host of men to Dnthan to take the
Prophet Elisha. WHY Elisha prayed
and God Smotc the host with blind
ness A@ain. when Jerusalem was
threatened by the ASSyrian army
iIczckiah prayed, and in one night
God destroyed lSI 900 soldiers. Have
You ever heard OF the Big Bert has
or the miGhtlcSt gums that are III
operation today OF doing such deadly
execution in so short Il time? But
for fear the editor will think that the
ord has changed since that day and
time. | will refer him to Hebrews
l3:$, ",icSuS Christ the same ycSlcr-
day. and today, and forever.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06

CROSSED LJFE'S RIVER
tHl lrCIAN -. WNTKINS.)
a soul has crossed Lies River,
y spin, and a light
Back to It's God and Civcr,-
n faith divincIy white.
A friend to all who knew her,
lhcSc hold her memory dear;
No mothcr-hcart was rucr,
no sister more sincere.
Now we who live and love her
Beneath the gravc-hushed sod,
Lifting our eyes above her,
NcncW our trust in God.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
TWO WAYS BY WHICH PRAYER
MAY BE LOST.

The rich man who prayed in hell
prayed 4 good prayer. but the prayer
was lost because he prayed too la;e.
Showing very clearly that when an
individual has passed into the next
life, he has passed beyond the stage
OF prayer, whether he @hOnld pray
over on that side. or whether some
one should pray for him trC.' on this
side. He is lost forever.
Secondly, the man who approaches
God with malice in his heart. his
prayer is a failure also. The Saviour
says in Matthew 5:2::--I. "'rhcrcforc
if thou bring Thy gifts TO the altar,
and there rcmcmhcrCSt that thy
brother hath ought against thee:
leave there thy Gift before the altar.
and 80 thy way; first be rccuncilcd to
thy brother, then come and offer thy
gift.
This shows tho editor that repent
ancc comes before prayer. Now, the
Black or Ethiopian people have some
thing against this editor and oil
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
MAYORS EFFORT TO ENFORCE
LAW

| affirm that my whole attitude has
htrh lor the enforcement OF law as
well as i'll humanity possible. Nearly
1000 arrests in three wears for viola
lion$ OF laws against gambling wee
and luh0r selling &auu.G mean some
tnln&. | have Ecvtr given Il chicf OF
police word gesture or look that
could be property interpreted to the
contrary. | have turned over to the
chefs dozens OF anonymous complaints
ana tips. TO a tempt to hold me per
Sona!ly responsible for conc .tionS al
legged to exist rs if | favored caused
or c"nnivcd at them Is unfair unjust
illogiral. | have performed ny duties
faithfully conScicltiouSly and accord
ing 1" law and what is considered
good business management. We are
living under unusual conditions and
rave unusual problems. 70 put from
IN + TO lartE thousand men within
two EourS' ride of us should nave been
"Xrcyi"d TO give CS Il changed and
more difficult pruhicm. That has hap
rcnci in every citE near n camp or
cantonmCni but ! cannot subscribe
to the theory tha' Richmond is a Sccth
ing mass OF diSca&" vice and corrupt
ion,
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
Colored Editors and
@aderS i'm Session,

OF the 100000 Negroes OF the
kepnhllc IN support Of the war aim ,
OF the government. NaS .Trtcd "
4 unanimous vote, given heartily and
en- chihnSlaStlcally. Amoricn' was sung
with icrvor and JUNCTION as final ad-
Journmcnt was taken.
Richmond planet., 1918-07-06
HAS GIVEN CHIEF FREE HAND.

AS | WAS very familiar with the
arguments made against the old char
Ter prov SlonS under which the board
ol pollr" commissioners MANAGED the
department in detail. not only in its
tlSra affairs hG IN thc appointment
ut members OF the force the promo
ton d"motion punishment. dismissal
ana even the assignments uf pnliccmrn
| WAS we'll aware THAI the chances in
the charter were deliberately made,
ana tAat they plainly expressed The in
icntlon greatly To enlarge the powers
Of the chief OF police by giving HIM
the direct authority over the members
al tn" force formerly had by the
hoard. The char rr provides that:
THE chief OF police snail hc rcspou
$ bic 10 the mayor for the discip!inc
ana efficiency OF tho force" and in
order To shoulder that rrSponSib litv
I'll" chl"t WAS given the widest DOW
crS oi appo. .ntmcnt. promotion, demo
ton AMI o.hcr puniShmen $ including
dism ssalS. when the same shall be
III t"c judgment OF the ch!cf OF police
Tor the good OF the service" My con
rrption OF the proper performance OF
my duties WAS and is that | should
give the chief a free hand in all mat
tcrS which were made his specific du-
les. This | have Scrupulously done
| have ucali with tlc chief OF police
ohy It not being good practice or
Sood law To deal with captains or
other members OF the force Each
chlcl WAS given specific and unQuali
lltd orders to enforce all laws the
manner means and selection of men
to carry out such orders being lel~
TO him. and each has repeatedly rs
Surcd me that he WAS dong his best
| submit taat IS proper management
and that any other would have the
authority over the force and would
have subjected me TO the just criticism
ol improper interference which wuS the
complaint against the board OF com
miSSiOnerS.
do not understand The duties OF
the mayor under the charter to be
those OF Il detective TO Slcuth around
personally to Try To catch bootlcggcro
ana prostitutes. Nor do | understand
them TO be those OF a "fly cop" to
spy upon the police. Neither is he
merely another chief OF police. The
law hardly intended To provide for
two chiefs With tac same duties. \
mayor must place confluence in the
chief OF police until that confidence
is forfeited. His remedy then as con
tcmplatcd by law is Il new chief oi
police not resignation as has been
suggested BY some of my critics.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

tuK Sail Building lot At Tenth ami
Harrison streets. -. q. Headeror. fuoas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
NEXT REGISTRATON.
Plans In Rural County for Registering
Men Of n Years Since June.

Special Corresuondeuce n Eyery Eveninz
Newark, Aug ~ Final plans have
been made by the Rural New Castle
County Exemption Board for registering
young mon, on Saturday, Wig have be-
come ~ years of age SINCE the last
registration day IN June. There viii be
but one registration place in the county
outside of Wilmington, and that will be
8t the headquarters If The hDard, PUrnal
Hall, Newark The headquarters wiil
be open from O'Clock m he morning
until O'Clock 81 night
Notices havo been scnt out n fOur
draftees 10 report at the local b6ar1
headquarters On September ~ bc sent
70 Camp Dix as follows Clarence s
West, Washington, y O., Raymond
Bradley, Middle'0wn Raymond CareY,
Philadelphia; Harrison Maniovr, New
port
Tho following have bcen called by tho
local board for physical cmmina'lon a. y
o'tlprk ncZf lue7day
1917 REGT9TRATToT
Harry T. steward, Richard on Park.
J9ecph J. Davis New Castle, leonard
II DAVIS, Macdouoggh William ODon-
nell, Nr~ark
1913 RErisTPhTIo~
y r Vsnaman. Wilmington r.
rnruoudo ~antoui New Castle Bayarf
Foraker, Townsend. Russell William.
1Oj Wilson street Wilmington
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CENTRALIZED CONTROL.
a. ). Labor Employment Bureau 70 be
Directed From Capital.

Centralized administration at Wash
ington and decentralized operation, With
the State as the unit, was the policy adopt
"a bv the United States Employment
Service at the outset for the foundation
Of its machinery and the carrying out
81 the war-labor supplying program.
In order that this policy may be
stin more closely followed, Director
General Donsmore has authorized q re-
adjustment, including several changes,
in the organization of the Employment
Service. In substance, these changes
consist - the abolition Of the system OF
thirteen employment districts ard the
gradual elimination Of the dlstric' super
lntendencies; the centering OF RESPONSE
hiitv for the Federal directors Of employ
ment for the States; the institution of
uniform methods Of office operation
and the realignment OF the administra-
tive work Of the director generals office
at Washington into five division, each
ia charge of a director.
This readjustment is made necessary
by the tremendous growth Of the Employ
ment Service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTO for sale. Ford delivery. good nj
ming order Diamond Tea 10. 705 XII
81 rsst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

HLOCu baby carriage Apply J NJ Car
pcnter. vU5 Van IIuren street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
sTEA Li~E9.
10 Philadelphia
and Chester

From Fourth street Wharf.
Schedule subject 20 change without notic5
IJaitv exceut saturdays. sundays and uoIi-
DAYS cave Wilmington tor l'hIiadeipni !
and Philadelphia for Wilmington - i.5J,
800. loo a. IA. l.30. 800. 4.l5. o.OJ. I-8J
and go D. III.
ON SATURDAYS. sundays ana noiIdays
leave born Philadelphia and Wilmington
az 30 300 I8.3U .. m. II O'CLOCK nooa.
80. 800. 4I5. 800. 100. S-3U and J.3J
WiLMINGTON- PESN's GROVE ROUTE
Lave Wilmington. 6-3O. T.0J 500. 8.OJ
1000, HOO m. II o'clock noon. l.DJ
100. 800. 400. 800. b.oJ. 1.oJ. 500. J-JJ
1000. HOO and i2.0O .. n
leave Penn's Grove at BOO. t.t5. SJl
800, 1000. Hoo a m. IL LOCK aOoa.
LOO. 2.i5. 800. 100, j.Ol 300. '.JJ. a.JJ.
200, lO.l5. II 90 and lZ.uO 2. "a.
kRENCH5 GROVE-PENN GROVE
Open DAT tor sunday cnOoi sxcursioas.
Apply fourth tres W harT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
PRINTER

ADVERTISING COMPOSiTOR AND
ALL AkOUND Nphh. NON DIS
IhIBU IiON. S-1Ot II DAY. ZEN
hIANENT POSITION. AflLl
EVERY ENkNING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

FoR SALE- Timothy hay. loose or baled.
quality nne send 40 prIcss a N. v ood-
ward. NIonuenuali. IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
CLASSIFIED ADNERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line for first
Insertion and &c per iino for each sub
scuuenJ .nsertion-base on mlui-
mum OF three ines and six words to
the line.
All advertisements set IN SIN point
inonpareiD unless otherwise ordered.
Light face. 10 point TO Is point. per
mltted and charged for on siS-point
basis
One month ; insertion 81 per me.
(No al accepted ior less than three
lnes.i
Daily advertising for one year. 95l
per lne per month on contract. IN
AL accepted Tor less than three mes {
SPECIAL CLASSiFiCATiONS
Special notices dividend notices, an
nual meetings, elections. proposals,
public sales. auction Saics and all
spcCial ciassiHcations viii tie charged
TOR at rate OF lOc line tor the urst
insert ION and SC "a line for each sub
seOucnt Insertion Advertisements
running one month chargeu at ,
monthly rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
Fourth and West SIS.
Wilmington. Del
Delaware's Leading Preparatory School

Thorough training in English French
German. spanish. Latin. Greed Mathe-
matfCs Science Courses Of study Gtttnt
tor leading colleges and universities. in tnc
last II ycars 10 graduates and Is speciai
sfudcnts ~ Friends school Offering ap-
pfoSimately I.O1D entrance subjects have
entered various lradiug colleges without Il
single rejection and with ess than ! Der
cent ~ rondit ions in subjects offered fOr
entrance Primary Grammar school and
High school Depar3 mcnts New iuIstra tat
cataloI on request Fall session opens
september iG. 1918 Principal s Office open Du
and after september 80
HEESCHEi. a NDRKIA. "A ST.. Principal
h Il q pAnne AItH ]
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

Every Evenings classified advert lse
ments bring results. Proved 20 the satis-
faction Of many and viii be to you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
PRINTING. ENGRAVING. ENCLOSING

INDEX GAKDS-Spe opportunity 70
get index cards Anything you n8ed Al
kinds and sizes Cbas. II GRAY Printer
~ last tlRhth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

FOR SALE one cypress tank. about .
gallons capacity. Enune 7tTB3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
FOR SALE


HLoCI baby carriage Apply NJ Car
penter. v08 Van nuren stteet
{ CifhArEST PLACE to buy singer
CHIMES. Kew. Used anu second hand ma i.
chimes g. up. Itone xb1v }. ~ 1. CarrOs.
singer shop, 81 ". tOuftn 81
FoR SALE one cypress tank. about 900
gallons capacity tnpne 7u3d.
toK aAir building lot At Touth AMI
Harrison streets "A. 9. Henderor. fnoas
1915.
FOR sALE-Detacbed house. west side.
centrally located. practically new, clgnt
rooms aud bath. two pOrCnes. heater. gas
and eleetriclty frice $500 Address
n - Every Eseuing pface
FoR sALE- Timothy hay. loose or baled.
quality line send iVr prices \ M " fFpd-
ward. Niondenuali. "a
fOK sALr-M Modern six-room bungsiow.
about three acres with oid shade. suort
distance from wilmington. On heunstt pike.
=. Every ryenins Ohict
foR sAl.f.y,z5 n hoii'r .,...a. ars' ,G.ass ,,
Re-Nu-tt. Foprtn aud orange SIS
HoT water heater, electric fan. lots Of glass
Jars. All at nait price -" Park Place.
LIBERTY bonds accepted as cash on
pianos players Bud taxing machines
Haraness ilano Co. 504-Oo VI Inrtietu
street,
IAEEE tiANGINGS and vail decOFat attOns
vi quality. special reductions on iaDrics.
kosin Bro.. 42l ShIploy sts7ot. Next -
corner fiftn street. fnone loo ).
REFRIGERATOR Good condition can
be ss.n az su7 " Eghth IT.
SACRIFICE sale good gO-acre farm. near
Greenwood. Dcl Equipped ready 70 step
right Ia and make money Might excha nge
Inquire owner. Thompson. bio spruce
street.
THREE dictaphouos. number Of ryiin-
dcrs and Ont Iectrlcaily driven shaving
machine. All in Al condition. Apply l. D.
BoN Jt4
TWO Ford touring cars one Ford road.
stpr Good condition. Apply Whitcf0rd
s. HUI. Heald and Peach streets.
TYPEW RITTER BARGAINs-l. G. smith.
No. :. $40. five divers new Ss5.5O
W oodstock new SO cash. win rent
on easy terms i ne New idea Letter Shop.
Ninth aud shipley Sts. Phone 42l4.
YlCTkOLA- Used about tour month";.
xb&U West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

BoY-TO WORK AFTERNOONS.
APPLY AT ONCE. MIR. CROSS
GROVE. EVERY EVENING OF
FICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

NOTICF-Thc attention OF the rncnhcr.
ship of Wilmington Lodge. No lS4, Loyal
Order OF Moose i called 20 the change tnat
Las been made in regard to their meeting
night Intu further notice the meetings
viii hc hrld on Thursday evening instead
tatur James T. NlC\ Cgh. secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

nEArESE PLACE To buy singer ma
CHIMES. kew Used anu second hand ina
chimes g. up Inone kblv }. ~ L. CarrOs. (.
Singer shop, 81 ". fOurtn st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

BON-To run crrands. Apply foss~hushcS
Co, Fourth and Walnut streo'S
Roy wanted TO help repair automopiss,,
Apply Motor Service. Inc. EieNeh'h anu
Orange streets. -------
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

FOk SALE-h Modern siX-rOom bungalow.
about three acres with old snaeie. au0rt
distance from wilmington. On heunett PIKE
q. Every evening Dhice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
oPToAIETRIST.

SAVE your eyes ! Better 20 wear comfort.
able glasses now than TO srope In blind
ness later. VIM. A. Moore. the optometrrt
9l9 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22

nooKKEEpER- y PERlENCED;
WANrED IN NuFACTU kiNS
PLANT GOOD SALARY MID
QUICK ADNANCEMkNT TO TIE
ROM PAR1N STATE AGE, Eh-
I,FKIt.NCE AND SALARY Ek-
IECTED ADDRESS IA, hNEhh
EVENING OFFICE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
5H#5~ VII ILMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "#$#
ron SALE OR RENT.

RENT or SALE, country store Good
stand lu operation over thirty years.
ON two lines uf railway. Immediate pos
session Box rs Iandenborg Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
NOTICES.

ARE YOU LISTED IN THE DlREI.
TDRY THE CANVASS fok
THE WILMINGTON DIRECTORY
IniS. Is FINISHED AND All: LISTS
AND CHANGES or RECENT DATE
SHOULD BE SENT IN Nol LAit'k
THAN SEPrENlBEk |. X. l.. Ipt-h
\ 90. INC. 0l2 KING SfkEET /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

| AN experienced stenoRrapher Apply Foss-
Hughes 60. Fourth and Walnut
| CASHIER wanted and counter girl noston
Lunch. ltb W. Eighth street. Can any
| time to James Il. Arthos
| COOK And 20 do general housowork Ret
crcncc required Mrs. William H. Laird.
| 24O0 w seventeenth street
EXPERIENCED salesIadics wanted in pop
ular priced millinery. Salary ana cofnmis-
| sion Permanent position for right party.
| Ross Millinery. d25 Market street.
| GIRL wanted to work In stockroom. Apply
| Motor Service. Inc. Eleventh ana UT
! anRe streets
GIRLS Two for stockroom clerks Apply
Foss-Hughcs Go. Fourth and wal
nut streets
| GIRI.-For general housework. No wash
ing Apply i4l2 Van Buren ST
GIRLS Experienced on awning and drsp-
sHih Er ss~i" and fa,nai nnPiy streets n 's''S -"
Giitl1---For general nousework. No wash
INK 2fo4 v seventeenth street. Phone
3aOo NJ
WANTED General housework girl. No
laundry work Phone 1910. or call TIA
Rodney street
sALEsLADN -Expcr'encod. for women
ready to- wear shop. Apply at ones. brom-
bcrgs. 233 Market street
SEAMSrkEsS 70 serve as saesiady IN
alteration department. steady position TO
right party, Apply W. t. Farley. 2iS Mar
ket street -
STENOGRAPHER. with experience pre-
ferrod. for position with Chance Tor 40
( vanccmcnt nice Office short hours. good
salary 7lO Ford building
STENoGRArHER One with some expert
cncc, si2 weekly Address ~ tNory
Evening Once
WOMAN For general housework. Apply
Mrs Franaes l.. Carpenter. po3 van
Buren, street.
WANTED Experienced saieslady for Jew
elry store. Gem Jewclry. 80 Market
street
WANTED Stenographer and typewriter.
permanent position 10 railroad Once
Apply Material Agent, Pennsylvania Build
ing
WANTED Experienced milliners. Address
\ -. Every Evening ONCE
wANTED-Assistan cook Apply House
keeper. Delaware Hospital
AITRESSEs- Experience not necessary
Haunas Cafe. SS5 Market street.
wANTEp-tiirls for work in the bndery
and also girls for running job presses
Good wages Apply Mercantile PRINTING %.
Tenth and Wilson strcets
WANTED Teacher of mathematics and
chemistry. High school College graduate.
Apply superintendent schools. hordcntown.
\, }
WOMEN
THE ARTILLERY FUSE CO. HAS
OPENINGS FOR YOUNG WOMEN
OVER Is YEARS OF AGE. GOV
| EMINENT WORK PLEASANT
WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY
| DAILY BETWEEN A. NJ. AND Il
! NJ L. :. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
! wOMEN'S DIVISION. S3S MAR
kET STREET. ASK FOR MRS
VIOLA PORTER. BRING THIS AID
WITH YOU.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
lOs SALE REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY PLACE ron SALE, II
ROOMS AND BATH. SITUATED
AT ELhiHuHsT. ADJDlNIhG
HICHARDsON rARk. SOLD CHEAP
ApI'LY EtMftUKsT REALTY CO.
s23 MARKET STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-22
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Dairy and grain farm on Little XIX creek
Blue Bali ruad Ons-h half mile either be-
Elkton. ~ - A w X u Contains 80
acres. tG5 tilable. balance meadows and
woodland Large barns. HthBch hions tor 30
head ot cattle Apply Thomas u iiarlao.
Eiktou Md x - No
LAHtfE. roomy place for storing cars win
accommodate about u cars a. 81 a month
Iarsbb f. Courscn siT Lancaster avenue
Phone 6f76
STORE aud entire nrst floor
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