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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
GREEN BRIER.

Prayer meeting was progressing
nicely at the Bradley Chapel until Oct
6 when 1t closed on account of the
Influenza.
Mrs. w. It. Bradley, who has been
visiting her daughters at Hatfield, w.
Va, has returned home.
Mr., George Jones, of Smoky Valley,
called on Miss Bessie Clarkson Sun
day.
Charley Borders is still at Camp Dix
New Jersey.
Miss Helen Winter called on Miss
Ruthie Tavenner Saturday
Misses ALIVE and Yeryl Bradley call
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
CAPITAL TO INVEST.

we want 10 correspond with owners
OF good coal or oil lands or properties
In Eastern Kentucky with the object
OF = conservative investment for clients
write full particulars and terms OF sale
or lease. We will mako q personal in
vestiEatlon OF any property that sp-
pears attractive. Address p. G. Sloan
Abba. Iowa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Sayde Langhorn let last Satur-
day for Huntington to visit her sister,
Mrs. c. M. Crutcher and Mrs, j NJ.
bromley few days before going to
her home at Manteo, Virginia. She
WIN return in d few weeks TO spend
the winter with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. S. Il. Reynolds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
TWO GREENUP
DOCTORS SICK

Or II. II Morris. Of Greenuni state
senator IL quite III at his home with
Spanish influenza. DR.. Carter, aa-
other Of Groenup's phypiulana, f.t
critically III with the same disease.
DR. Brady is now the only physician
In Grcenup able 20 attend 70 the sick
or which there are many N Greenup
and surrounding terri 10y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Louisa friends Of Mrp, Fred Rule
sympathize with her IN the death Of
her sister, Mrs, J II. Young OF ASH
land She died ofinfluenza and leaves
seven children, one Of whom is llt-
tie Helen Young who often visited
Ms Rule at her home here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
c. W. DAVIS is
CLAIMED BY DEATH

George Washington Davis. fifty
seven years of age. died at his home
In Ashland on Friday night OF a com
plication of troubles. Mr.. Davis was
an employe of the c. & Q. railroad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

n. " Rose. of Sannta, Kansas, Is
new suffering from an attack of in
fuonza contracted while caring for
his son. At present however. his
coalition IL somewhat improved
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
DESTROYED nY ElRE.

Our Griffiths Creek correspondent
tells OF the burning of Victor Bachs
home, He was critically NJ Of influ-
snEa at the time and was carried out
or n bed. Nothing was saved.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25
NOTICE.

All persons owing the estate OF A,
h. Burton will please come forward
and settle. I have your accounts
itemiEed
MRS. A. l. BURTON.
10 Admx,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

said a foxy old merchant named Mack
''Of dry goods ! have quite stack. 4
But I'll get the kale
I will have a war sale,
And I'll welcome a counter attack"
Luke McLuke
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Floyd weliman Of Huntington,
IS visiting relatives here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Elizabeth Eldridge is at home
for few days while the Ashland
stores are closed,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
OR lost TRIBES

THREE hundred thousand moUnrain-er.
adding unr lckiess neghhorho0d
another ve "a Wrrtchedness -nspcak-
able oar nsTnen, mind -ou. fs-
hyDhenates, nut descendants n the orlgi-
nal Americans Appalachia furnished fne
-rar-grIard 81 tie revolution I'll through
1o .auit of helrs that the three hundrrd
thousand have fallen cn evil Jays. l-
Il the work Of isolation.
Little 5v littte ISOLATION zIres wav
before Industrial Inroads New railways
come I.umbernen attack remote forests.
Coal Is discovered Electrical engineers
Blan The damming Of streams. the nWld-
nr 1f D0wer-houses. Resorts BRING
l0itarers from highland and lowianc.
But contact with the outer world brings
dangers as we'll a. benefits. TO one wno
mas The future Of AppalachIa AZ heart
SAINTS t3 see II either invaded or evacuat-
81 Every one who Las the future at
ADDalacnIa a- heart Eants to see II
brought ltO its own. lc ought from
the nrst 10 have been 3 sovereign common
wealth Failing that, IL was gerrymanCer-
ed among 1lne separate states a1oruIng
al admired. but neglected, 1ack yar1
10 eAcn
Iosr tribes [ cell these EountaIneers.
.Na -
~ our best people shut away where IS
race they contribute ---le or nothing q
DIR modern progress. Individual persons
-merg7 Fl +. true. Here and There
thriving town springs UP. t0 INA Use
EIth tmer,ca. Yet for the most par,
ADDalachIa lives IN solitary confinement
IN rolS storage almost. And while pre-
evolutionary America within an .Ameret
i interesting and romantic -nu a 10y
oti- ryvei.>,.. solitary confinement 4l4
cold storage involve -he aauucapp-ng
,hiliues. They nS4la,e genus. be-
lns,!late -a.cul Both are Is common
AppalA.h!A as elsewhere. Roth Are n4~..
material snd remain ~ e-eep1 -vna
random t0rtu.ty .ryv.lt> le 9slr-.
vicious circle obtains. Nltno.
prosperity. no opportunity Without ~.
portlnity. no prosperity. ~. 1r;ls.
,heu t0 rhe urN leaders ~uo Hayt
about hreaAing ,hay circle Bo..ln Lyna.
HART The Century.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
READERS
PELIAe AetLtTY
RESULTS
HOW TO GROW GARDEN PEAS.

Early peas require rather rich sandy
loan with good drainage ia order thai
the hrst paintings may be- made early pa
the spring. Fertilizers that are high 10
nitrogcnOIs matter should not be applied
tn the land Immediately before planting,
as they will have q tendency 70 produce
too great growth of vines At the eZpensc
Of pods. Land that has been nnanured
the previous year viii bc found satisfar-
tory without additional fertilizer While
the sandy lo8m IS " be preferred for early
varieties, q good crop can be produced
on almost any good soil
The FIRST paintings should he of sIch
varieties ~ Alaska, 0r s0rne ~ its mod
fications, which make a small but quick
growth and may Or may not be provided
with supports These should BE- planted
about two weeks before the date Df 'hr
last killing frost, or in fact may be planted
az soon as the ground is IN condition
The tall-gTOwing sorts of the Telephone
TYPE are desirable for sfill later use, on
account Of their large production and eY-
cellent quality,
Peas should be drilled in rows. one 70
two pInts being sufficient for p lOO-foot
row The Individual peas should r.
placed about ] inch apart in The rowe
The distance betWeen rows will depcDd
upon the Kind n cultivation - be or0
ploycd, and upon The varieties upsd Tbn
dwarf varieties need not BE- any farhe-
apart than Decessary ~ insure cIl'iv7
tion, while fhc tali-growing s0rfs rhrYit
not bc planted closer than ~ 3\ feet
apart
4 good scheme is 20 plant 'ro psyslle.
rovrs ~ po8s about T. gr inches apaf'
then leave epsoe of 3 lnche ~ '2a
feet and plans tVo more rows n aect
close tpgcthcr Fcwer s'rings ~
brush vii bc required - upDcr' then
than when planted N -ingle rnws at 'Hr
greater distance
Il peas are ~ bo grown FOR u7n1e1ia'~
usr Dniv. quart will he enough fo pian
~ onc time However. Il II y desired
grow peas far aiming .rge risnfiue
should be made j SPARE is ava'isbie
= an excellent plan ~ make cnreideret'
planting af crc tlroc of -orc ore fa-'rt'
% hat 'ta peas sor canning will H. avail
able n considerable quantities tis or.
Ah!es -hc rOracv-fn t1 get me 0ann'r,
ont N the tav Ed anrnDarafiveiv sh1r
tir1n -lccr- s5vo paintings 0f the variog
varieties .f iaas should W made n in-
tervals III anCut 'ro raek- until 'h"
&oa'her hnglna " grow warm. when tho
paintings -hogld IL Discontinued II IL
possible r -1r1e socfi0ns ~ GROW fal
craD of r@a- When fhis dore earl
varieties should ro lsed -i )anar
meut of tgriculnra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
GlANr Ia HIGH EXPLosNEs.

The best ID modern aNp.os.Fl>. -r.
trot0hene or T \ IT, being ulul
featured from 0.aene Ntn che 40
nitric ana ~u.phur.e acids a- tIt rate
many tons pcr day The power ai ia--
explosive was never shown 10 g uicre -ra-
and overwhelming manner -naa tnt
recent destruction oi H2l,aN. Whlcn "a~
brought about 1v he explosion ~
cargo ~ r y r m he HarDor 'fthc
high power explosives, plcric acid
trnirropheuol, gun cotton or nitro
cellulcse. nitrog.ycerln, The explosive
ingredient oi dynamite, and nitrugelatin,
are being manufactured On Z colossal
scale under he direction oi expert chem
ists Let the compoundlng go Mt
roo fast and temperature control Re .os.,
then the giant powers inevitably Nd9>
from hc control az man. whose only
safety .ies IA flight rom The approaching
volcanic uphcaval
For the scientist SD 81 these higu
explosives are substances whose ultimate
molecules ara extraordinarily Unstable
because hey contain ia closest proximity
within each moleculc The combuSuole
component represented ID ordinary gun
powder bv charcoal sud sulphur, ana the
oNidizlng component represented n biach
powder by he nitre. Or 10 more modern
.crus these explosives contsln huge
quantities of electricity, IN the form of
electrons ready 20 leap within each
inv world ike 4 flash from atom 70
atom ANA. when they do lct 20 producing
eases that can raze cities and remove hills
hy the energy Of their quick expansion.
But that is another story 70 which \
have preferred only to emphasize that 7 IS
through our knowledge and control III this
ultimate structure of matter that chemis-
trv can transform at VIII the same crude
material toluene into destructive giant
like II. y. Il. or INTO the fairies Of modern
realism -hNpnotics, ansesthetics, aud 9th
er curative agents. s.-N y ale Review
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
Easy

The story Is told Of two travelin sales
mon detained ia little village hotel IN
the west They were introduced 20 .
crazy little billiard table and 2 set ot
color
But how do you ten the red from lae
whlte2" asked one u thr drummerS.
That's easy" sald the landiorJ
~ ou soon get To knO<F en- by their
shape. HarpeT's Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
PUBLIC SALES.

PRIVATE SALE at Lang Storage house at
10 O'Clock Friday William A Knots.
PUBLIC sALE-Will DO sold at Geo f.
Iangs storage house, 1905 Orange street
Thursday April Is 10.30 "a. m. lot furniture
Of every description. crOckery, pictures.
carpets. beds bedding. chairs. bureaus.
tables and other goods
PUBLIC Furniture. rugs bedding
household goods. will be sold al stidham s.
Son auction store. III East Fourth street .
Friday. April 10. 1918 o'clock p IA sharp
Mahogany bedroom suite. circa sian walnut
bedroom suite. two heavy brass beds, felt
mattresses. thrte-pI mahogany library
suite IN brown leather. library table. couch
suite. rockers. chairs. pictures. upright
piano Heonard1 mahogany case, in fine
condition. drcsseTs and chtHOnieTS in OAK.
mahogany mission liVlngroom suite bed
ding, sheets. bed spreads, table linen, pillow
cases dishes Several fine rEgs in Administer
Body Brussels and tapestry. wool fibre, 80
Jap mating rugs, 9xl2. 800 yards llnoleum,
200 yards stair carpet Gather beds. pillows
and many other articCs. Everything will
be sold to the highest bidder This will
be one OF tho largest sales this spring. Stud
ham & Son, anctioneers
PUBLIC~SALE Of PERSONAL PROPERTY
will be sold at public sale on ThtNsday
April ~, 1918. at 10 O'Clock q. m at No.
2006 Market street. d fun line Of household
furniture including u number of chcs +,
tables and chairs in desirable colonial pat
terms and of mahogany. birds eye maple. &c.
EQUITABLE TRUST co.
Administrator.
oflsabella T. Rigby. deceased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
STEAMBOAT LINES.
Wilson Line

PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
WIINfINGTO%-P ROUTE
Daily Except saturdays ana SuutavS.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth street VI ART.
aud Philadelphia. Chestnut street whacf. A.
: a. m. II noon and 4. 10 y. m.
Saturdays and sunday CnlX
Leave Wilmington. koUrtn >treet wharf.
and Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf az
30 and 10. SO a. m. 50. t.ic and p. IA.
AL boats stop al Penn Grove aud
hester
WII.NiI y GTON- PENIS GROVE ROUTE
Leave Wilmington a. $50, z. ). 3. 10 IL.
Il o'clock noon. /. =. 5. I. ). 6. \. 10 and
- D III.
Leave Penn's Grove AZ T.I5. ). 3. TO-
IL a m. u O'Clock noon. /. 2.lS. 3. 4.
). q. :. 9. Il 3. M. y 45
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16

Ask for Horner's sliced beef IN the black
and white sanitary box Delicious. eco.
uomicaI. Box front wort stamp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16

NAN-A bove tl4e draft age. TO work IN cir
culat tion department and mailing room
Permanent position Apply at once. Circu-
latiOn Department. Every Evening ONCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES lor sale: a biz assort-
nent Of slightly us1d. at bargain prices
We nave indians. usriey-Davidsons and
other different nakes. some l9I6s H. :
and 3 speeds. f915s. l anu speed. We
have 1916 ) with siGe cars attached. Thrse
machines have been traded n On nev
models. have all been 0verhauled aud ara
ID Al condition. ; IL. MinnIck. COS Deia-
avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERTlS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line Tor first
Insertion and SC per line for each sub
seuuent insertion-based on minimum
OF three mes and six words TO tho
line.
All advertisements set n SIX point
fnoupareip unless otherwise ordered.
iight face. 10 point TO Is point. per-
mitted anu harged for on six-point
basis
one months Insertion 81 per line.
NO ad accepted for less than three
Daiiy advertising for one year. 75c
rer line per month on contract. mo
ad accepted for less than three lines.)
SPECIAL CLASSlFlCATlONS
Special notices. dividend notices. an
p,a meetings. elections. proposals.
public sai,s. auction sales and all
srcciai -laSsihcations will be charged
for at rate OF loc line for the first
insertion and SC o line for each sub
seouent insertion. Advert rtisements
running one month Charged at month
~ rate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, y. ;.
THE WESTMONT

OCEAN END RHODE ISLAND AVE
Capacity 800. Modern. comfortable. de-
1ightful Always open. sea water baths.
running water in rooms elevator cuisine uu-
surpassed. rates reduced FOR early season
Rts0kief
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
REMOVALS.

NoTICE-Dr. c. A. Churci>has moved his
dental office from 5O4 West Ninth street 10
$40 Monroe street.
NOTICE-David J. ReInhardt. attorney
at-law. has removed his offices from the
Odd Fellows Building 10 Room 300 Ford
Building. Tenth and Market streets. vii
mingtOn Delaware.
MISS MARY u. POWICk has removed
from 716 Market street 10 s32 Market
street. third Hoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.

CAKPETS-1 600 cagpets wanted 70 clean
Storage rooms. 81 50 and 81 peT montn
Hair mattresses and feathers renovated
Both uhones George a. Lang Co. l2uo
Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Sealed proposals will be
received Toy be Board of Health. Room 252
city building. Tenth and KING streets.
until Tuesday April 80. 1918 at ; p. m.
for the collection and removal Of garbage
in the cry of Wilmington. for term OF
three Years. beginning. june l. 1918. and
terIuiua ng May II. 1921
Bidders may submit proposals for the
collection and removal OF garbage for
single district or for the entire city by
Copies OF the specifications. proposal
blanks and envelopes may De had at the
Office Of the Board of Health after april L.
1918, at 10 O'Clock. Il. N
Bidders are rcpues ted TO submit cut and
description Of hc style OF motor trucks TO
be used by them il the collection and re
All proposals must b. submitted on forms
and in envelopes provided by The board for
the purpose. the said envelopes 70 be
sealed and deposited with the secretary
of the Board Of Heath. in the Board OF
Health Ofilc al q clock y. m on the
day specified above (ApriI 30 1918 The
right to Telect any or all bids is reserved.
By order Of the Board of Health.
THOMAS +. PEENET.
Secretary.
PROPOSALS for school equipment-Th
Board of Public Education in Wilmington.
Delaware. will receive sealed proposals fer
equipment necessary for the lunchrOOm and
kitchen. the library rooms and Tor teachers
desks in all rooms Of he new high school
addition III accordance with specifications on
file in the Office of the superintendent at
the Wilmington High School. Delaware
avenue and Monroe street
Proposals must be deposited on the desk of
he president Of the Board 35S-36l Cit y
Hall on or before y O'Clock .. m. Monday
April -. 1913. and must be marked Pro
pOsals for School Equipment" "
The right 70 reject any or all proposals IS
HARRY J GUTHRIE.
lar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BOY high school desires work Saturda vs..
Address Box 4 so. Every Evening Office-
LADY with child wishes position as house
keeper IN refined WIdoWer's home. Ad-
dress X = Every Evening Office.
TNPIST. experienced. wants position
some experience IN short hand Address
II a. Every Evening Ofiicc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16

LABORERS. Apply Tne Pyrites 90. Ltd
Dhrist!ana evcnue. near Lobdell-s
IARORFRS Good wages pad Atlantic
Refining Co. foot Of Commerce st
MEN
FOR LATHE MILLING MA
CHIMES AND FLOOR WORN.
GOVERNMENT WORK. HIGHEST
WAGES PAID. ONLY EXPERl-
ENCED MEN, NEED APPLY.
BOND MACHINE co. sI7 WEST
FIFTH STREET
MACHINISTS-Ff -Ffrst-class Highest wages.
paid Apply Artillery Fuse Co. Whining
ton. Del
Man TO help in outdoor work Mrs Victor
du Pout. ST. Rising sun Lane
AiAN-Auto radiator repairman. FIRST class
one who can also repair tenders lamps etc
Good proposition 10 right party write al
once TO NUss Mfg Co. Harrisburg Pa
MAN to work an established wagon bust
ness on d salary basis City work Also
man for Canvassing. Apply Grand 7 mon
Tea Co. GIG King street
MEN-Two. TO work IN shipping room.
Apply Wilmington Fibre Specially Co.
New Castle, Del
AfEN-Two or three of ability for our wagon
salesforcc. Good salary wniie IN training
for routes that will pay liberal commls-
sion No experience necessary. Apply at
once S05 Madison street
MO- WORK WHITE; X MILO FOR r&tcKISd. GEAEF4t
1tHd& NIBRiPitEE-AdE3 81 RAJ MEN rockFJK3 AFFF5
GATE. Joseph BANCROFT & SONS
COMPANY.
MACHINIsTs-Lathe hanos preferred first
class highest wages paid: bonus. Apply
emDIoyment department, Electric Hose and
Rubber Co. over Eleventh street bridge
MAN over draft age for general work about
country place MUST know somethlng
chinery and automobile Address II.
Every Evening Office |
MAN-Aboye ,..e draft age. to work cir
culation department and mailing room.
Permanent position. Apply AZ once. Circu-
latiOn Depart nlent. Every Evening ONCE
Manhood. who understands greenhouse
work 1901 shaIlcross avepue-
NJ EN-One EaEGSEGE d440 Ctlt Sh4A4bu Aai III
hand both single. AEply Josiah Marvel.
333 du font Buildlng
OFFICE BOY-G0Od bright between Il
and IL years Of age Steady position ana
good chance for advancement Apply Amer
lean VuIcanized Fibre Co. 5O7 Equitable
Building.
OFFICE BOY-NIust be over is years Of
age good opportunity for ambition boy
Apply by mail or in person AZ our employ
ment department Electric Hose and
RUBBER Co.
PAINTERS. Apply I105 Sycamore St.
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WORKER. Also
an apprentice. Apply Reese Bro. 4l2
King street.
YOUNG MEN TO learn telephone business.
between ages of IL and - years. Apply
r. q. SOuthwel. Library Building. third
floor Eighth and Market streets. The
Diamond State Telephone Co
UNCALIED-FOR TAILOR-MADE
SUITS AND OFERCOATS. SI2 so
SELL BROS. SOC MARKET STREET
OPEN EVENINGS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16

YOUNG WOMEN
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
LIGHT MANUFACTURING WORK
GOVERNMENT WORK
DO YOUR BIT
ADDRESS
p. o. BOX 5l6
Ask fer Horncr's sliced beef III the black
and white sanitary box Delicious. eco.
uOmiCal. BOX front WORT stamp
WANTED.
DAVENETrE or davenport. Apply 400
East Sixth street
GRANT AVE. 5o7- Two gentlemen board
ers or ono gentleman roomer.
HOUSE of six or seven rooms. suburban
preferred near trolley line and public
school Not over TWO GlfBS. Address AZ
East Fourth street
represented. About 100 or 200 pounds
Cheap for cash. Address h 5. Every
Evening Office
HOUSE. small. in western location. for
man and wife =. no children Address Il ~
Every Evening Ohce.
ROOMS -First-class living accommoda-
tions. rooms and meals. by gentleman and
mother. ~ili ng 10 pay unusually well for
satisfactory quarters Place with garage
srcferred. Must decide promptly Ad-
dress sI5 Franklin street. Prone 2sS5-W w
ROOM and board for elderly woman Ad-
dress Il 7. Every Evening uftice.
ROOMS Young couple without children
desires three or four rooms. furnished or
unfurnished. IN or out OF town Address
X 10. Every Evening Office
ROOM Lady with child Wishes room for
light housekeeping or room and board
Address II 4. Every Evening once
ROOM and board or two rooms. for light
Housekeeping. on outskirts Phone
4349
ROOMS Mother and son you'd ,.l .i like threo
dress :, Every Evening Onice
TO RENT small house Ia city, good Ios.a-
ton, by adult family permanent and
Boa II. Every Evening Office
HOU Sc small in good section OF city. or
four room apartment, by refined young
couple Address % Every Euening
Office.
TYpEW WRITER-5tate make anu model
Must be reasonable viii pay SCOT cash.
ii Is Every Evening Office.
RADIATOR REPAIR WORK DONE
WORK GUARANTEED. Il. B.
NORMAN Co. AUTHORIZED FORD
VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS at
ouCe. Best prices paid. Cali al Saz
Grange street. Open evenings Hh0ne
TO BUY OLD GOLD & SILVER
NJ. r.. Davis .. ii East Sucond st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16
AGENTS AND statesmen.

MAN uf good address and habits who has
decided 10 take up saicSwOrk pro
fession We have opening carrying
with IL unlimited opportunity Tor an
ambitious man. 5ll Orange street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-16

MONEY LOST-S2o bill in the iadies toilet
at the Majestic Theatre on Monday night.
Reward if returned 10 sos West Twenty
fourth street.