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lIn..,ied - -. aliI.l1

f. 20. -rr.r. ..r4 .1. .-ep.. Assi-
arat .ou sasstteG sdver .-em-nJs n-a ~
Iu ,at business Office oF 'l..l I-.n.A 81.
,..,~- ..r,reut- will De t,CH % et At ter st-
g,,i.- u3.t s sH .t rrureu iutrr 1- .'at.n-
Too latg ~ ltass .y ''ct rl- HJ
.tar.E uIcAst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
MASQUERADE SUITS.

-r...st..s.- - .a4a tr.l u ltH-lu- t-arN
K e~.u- orue- t94-.s sa- VAN. ~r"
l.ruu. p.-.E IS
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pLR,llNN

UNITED ~uOf REPAIRING CO. #1.
D,ia~afs attnH, ~ no F~-t-,t Ass 'sUr q
>,hot's delivered pHuus t-9l Prop George
BauuaS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
WANTED TO BUY.
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES school, to3 t93 y w'"'

Distinc'i,c Priyn.c business srnoot
Presenting iatcst REd nee, inr, hodk In
Sho.l rand r pewsit'n9 Ii-t aphonc Ccr
rs ,ui eta.rri. - irta id4Ht Hdt
n.enj $ew ma wood tlpcwri4cFs Day
Ni=nt 20 10 PNonr 5?27 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

RONS In shipping depart mcnt Nrpll
Garrett Millrr Co, mort thcaEt r"Fncr -
Fourth aud Orange streets
I{1SS aud men wanted tu maxi beds Apply
\nttnnaI Rod co. 5il Orange ST
UnN To operate light proOt press Apply
immediately F,VCry FVcniuR OfilCc
C'pNF maker aud trousers maker Highest
prices pad ApplN Y y Mel R"hlan 'h'
W smith street
DRIVER Tor milk wagon Apply Glover
DaIrV 60 Twelfth aud Orange
DRIVERS Excellent opportunity hppi
American Halfway Express Co, PennEyi
Vania railroad station
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

WOMAN OF girl 20 wait on customers ~
a dry cleaning store eiood paA tt
tasl second street
WOMAN Tn take charge Of fancy goods
department in a Market street store
one With some experience preferred Fer
manent po~iti0n Address & L Every
Evening once
ACTRESSES Apply 70 head waite on
SUNDAY al u arlorh ur Monday at lu.{
IA Hotel dn ront Eleventh and Mar
kel streets
WANTED ~afeefaat-s experienced IN
~k II Crt adt eE st31 mem aafd
1eY stts.asHs oi6 Mat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WOMEN

WOMEN
THT ARTILLERY ruaF GO HAS
OPENINGS ron N8 woNE$
oNEn i6 YEARS or AGE GOV
ERENENT WoHk PLEASANT
wuRKINtl CONDiTtoNa
Z = EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
woNEN's DIVtsIoN. s3a MAR
KIT aKRErT BRfNG Ems Al
WITH YoT
WANTED saleswomsn Tor book depart
ment T. 8 Hutier Son. al Mar
ket attoet
WANTED Two young women for "fflcee
work Gpod et figures Address " y.
livery Evening ofIlcc
WASTED .selcsIadles aud makofs a.
Icnnys Ntlllipery 2n{ %ioth
wANrED Chocolate coa'ers 8ood wages
Apply ~ Lnsfari@. 10 Market
WANTED Uaher girls ALSO. wstchman
Apply Garrick Theatre
WANTED Woman 10 wash and iron fo0l
iuou stteet Phone i6hi v
~ ANrFn Nttunera and zalealedios good
pay Apply Correct Millinery. 7oS Mar
ket street
A0tfNG lady "a address envelope NJ
ply ~ aucr Arrow CInthes. i0} Market
street
RERXH Hntnets Sunset aiiced Beef one
nackRse Cteaneti. makes delicious family
meat rather economical Front worth
staup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
RENit)N NAI.S
PRINTING. ENGRAVING ENCLOSING

NuEA CARDS -Spec.s opportunity 10
get indcx cards Anything you need. All
kinds ana sizes Chas II Grray Printer
II tasf E4Ehth Streel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
HELP WANTED.

,ANtFOR aud seamstrrss wanted at Chill
drep> Home. hivcrvicw
fANtTDti~-W White. man and wife. LIVING
QUARTERS steady work, good pay.
"a Every Evening Once.
MAN and wife Man as farmer and wife
tu assist IN houspi Extra good wages
ArplN &. LippinCbtt. tenterviiie. Del
n morning and 3l2 Market street In
ftcrnoun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
>IEN,loRAPHl

LOST a4r -fer.N trre I'n.
fH aelp -ol ruf .rEH ""4 r"vIt." Her
PuouC SLcn.<raVatr tttt..'4. ''"Ht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
MoME\.o oPE,IAIsS

CARPETS .OcC carpets ard rugs wanted
20 clean tot phones George E Lang
Co lzOS o. angF street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
srnRAAE.

STORAGE rooms for rent. HOth pnauss
George = lanZ On POS Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
FOR SALE

sNfh
nrp aasenpcrt tpply - reon,ioth
~tfret
eokcHpa we hlaeG coach ana -nlky
f.and condition tail 6oh franklin
street
r.. otds new ii ~t"ck iherfy bonds ac-
cspiel ~ cash darkness piano 60. .sn4-6
IS lhirtiCtn street
cIlhArI44 PLACE "a puv singer ms
ch.uss. New. Gecd and sscond. nAnd ma
chimes - NJ Phone e5lp " Carlow.
singer ahop 81 y fnnftn y
FoR SAIL t~o-hotsa asiivetf wagons.
~ Raod condition Npplf BUSH tine.
r,,at - tfen.h -tr"c'
faIt sNlp Nio,lorn ~tN room buugaioyv.
afaplf tbres acres with Gid ~ussle. short
distance tfou Wilmington ~ he0uett pike
\ q. rvefs evening odoe
hfr, ~ ,Npi~rr fm all SO e.ood
sandttio4 dt5znal ptf.e s. s1na -hau-
cross a. nue
lIbfKrh honds 4oceptel - CASH on
ptana@. uia5rfs aud taking machioss
Hat kucss t',auo Cp.. JOt-uo y Thirtieth
strt-,t
rAPEH HAHGI>Gs and wall decorations
0i quality epecls. reductions on fabrics
kostn y 6ro. 44l 5hipiay stsaet. Next 20
corner tuth street. Phone ilbb J.
THE ~ si>EsS ~ rHt LATE
<pKRI~ v -AitTH
Stalls t4-a4 ~ CITY NAKkET
puly anf perfectly equipped for hand
ing meat. fo1u targr lts noxVa. one re-
frigoratof tone ton capacity 81
Bueiut laGe, prosperous, we'll estah-
ltshed eonducted TOR y years continu-
ousl3 ~ NJ ~mith rare opportunity.
{ - tVtrA tsentng 'tiics
WALL. PArEK No0 :, thc tmc TO have
work done at moderate prtCss Estimates
rh.trf1ay turuished ZONES 4 Hoett. tU1
Shipiey street. - X \ 1o3hJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
MAKE Am OFFER
l27i W THIRD STREET
sis -oorna and t...h rioao s~hcuria
and markets DNslrable iocatinn Rsa-
ennabie price
John ] NONAGltA~
So orange 7tront

col %TRY PLACE FoE SALE OR
RENT tRA>B bl.p HAi)t.
TRIES fT ROOMS NNp BATH
~ITt AVED AT bENiHI BST. AD-
4pI>lNtt RICHAklJSO% PARK
tgPtN FI.AfHJ R4T KE tiTA fO
SIS NAHkF.r TkEFT Or VII
>tI~aTDE PKUtI-tO% 90. THIRD
AID ORANGE STREET
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NoTICF-EState of Thomas Cassidy
deceased Notice is hereby given that
letters testamentary upon the estate of
Thomas Cassidy. late of Wilmington
hundred, deceased. were duly granted unto
johanna >. Cassidy on the twenty first day
of August A. ID. 1918. and all persons in
febted to the said deceased are requested
10 make payment to the cXccutrlA with
ont delay and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO cx-
nIbit ana present the same duly probatcd
10 Inc said executrix on before the
twenty first day oi August. A. - 1919.
abide by the law IN this behalf
JOHANNA > CASSIDY.
Ex, cuJriX
Address Charles r. Curlcy. ESQ attor-
ney-at-laW Ford Building. Winning ton,
Del
NOTICE-Estate of Amanda NJ Smyth
deceased Notice is hereby given that
letters OF administration dpOn the estate
OF Amanda NJ Smyth. late OF Wilmington
hundred deceased. we're duly granted unto
the Equitable Trust Company. on The
seventeenth day of August. ID 1918
and ali persons indebted 10 the said de
ceased are requested TO make payment to
I ne administrators wit thOut detay and All
persons ha ing demands against the de-
ceased are required TO exhibit ana present
ne same duly Dr0ba ted to ne said al
n7intEtrstor on or before the seventeenth
dsv a, August ID 1919 or abide nv The
lsw N this peuaif
EQUITABLE TRUST C0MPA<N
Admin - = or
Aa.rcs> ,-qui.np Trust % Mining
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AN experienced grocery salesman over a.
years also. u hoy about III years, 10 vorl
around store Apply Turner St"ll'
Eighth and Tatnai. or Delaware avenue
and Jackson street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

IATtNDRtas three days veel Mag
81 "a POI ia, and tarfaie fh"ne 5fH
MIDDLE AGIp W0NhN Fnf st"re
work Aprl, Mile, StNth aud Madi=
Strcrt~
tFIIAHl.I II bookkespet W5th -"ms
,Nprrtcnc, Address = Esety Estn-
in pfr".
STrNoGRApHFR Who cHn fniHi datteS
of y secretary Stead& position 't0oI
pay Phone $50
NAIFSIAbN wanted Frnt stand
Cor Fourth and hing strec's
Wharton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGINc

i.APt. .khANGEk--h shames. Iu5 N1-.a
Jackson street. Loves prices S4a-antee1
EorA- Phone ASH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

SHAMPOOlNG. SCALP TREATMENT
SHAAIPOotNG and scalp treat nlent AZ
Your home i'hone i227 W Bertha At.
hrneSt AIS r. Sixth street. Out-of-town
appointments accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

EDP ALE
1871 Washington ~ nr g..
81 No. itr b. D.
Iafn Lancaster Aec ? h o. Mabo
offer
2f2p Washington. Gr. b p
rn} tdsue % = d y
42024 Nfuprn0 g r. b. y. b
212 Fl Harrison store. g z " y, p
fOYn lanr q n y
Ipni 3 :, s. sixteenth g y. p
t3n1 Icequr r. d y. p
500 lombard. = Z. p.
t02n III Font g y y
t3i4 i6 lamu1' g T. p y
Go3 Hacr r n a.
fn1 paiarnore Place r p
80 IS franklin n b.
if you have money 'n invrs' consult ue.
Wo always havr good hnrs On orr lis'
W. NJ MONTGOMERY
y 4 s4o mot Orange atroe'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ACCOU UNTANT- NT-BOOKkEEPER is open
FOR part time UnRaP cments. Monthly
statements Trial balances taken OF. X.
J Cranston. q BOX ZS3
WANTED BY business woman Of 40. a
position ~ responsibility Address ID -,
Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

AN essential industry under he tnited
States government wants Young ledA
"a learn drafting High schOoi or eduit a
lent cducation necessary Apply the lha
moud state relepbone to. lh,td moor
Library nniiding Eighth aud Market
streets. Wilmington. bel
AN experienced sten,grapher Apply Toss.
Hughes Go. Fourth and Walnut
ANYONE eau catu - fnf pach name hr
nlshpd of prospective phono9t aph buyers
Write for details y - toS llaa
nRlGlIT Young lady for office wotk Must
have some owlrtige of tYrewtitina Ar
ply = >, Every Evening oiitce
.oinRrp woAiAN for general bouse
work app, iina Nan naren -
CIvu. SERVICE FXAMlNNrtoSs
Wilmington in September Govetnrn''nt
clcrk teacher, fnsrestresa. tyrewttte'. ha"t
keeper research rierl Preference ElNen
worutu salary 81 2p 81 ,aV Experience
unnecessary Women Desiring goternnent
posltiona write fnr frc" rarftcnlafs baF
uund Icrry tformer Civil Service lNaWtu-
err. ltis Columbian building. Washington
CLEANERS wanted for night w"rk alse.
Iroucr Ia III, lanndrv Apptt Halsckeetret
Uu,el du pout Eleventh and Market
EtrUtte
FNrERlFNt FL saieswouten faf millinery
Department Position Vtth good salaf4
Aprt, 81 NJ smith Htnunsfcin s. alo y
Market street
WKrFRITNt t'Fn chocolate c"atet Alsn.
experienced saleeladA ttr stitfes ftnnHry }
sforp Apply AZ Market streets
rxprUtrNtTu QAIraI ApIfs Eot nil
tner3 department nlso aprtcnfi ifft tt'i
mitinerv wnrk rtalrr. En"d salary apViN
u Topkie Sons i7u Narhtt -
GIRIR Fur wholesale department :
u Danf0ith NatLci and seeond strtfts
t.IRI For general hngsrwatk ~ wash
INC reference required hrplg Mrs
Enhef ~ KING street
CHRIS Tn asarnrhlc fahtias. loan, pleas
ant work Appl3 Nattonal htd s" 81
nIauup street
,.tuIq wANTpp ~ rpplace ntn ft,f
war w,rk ttHtet %otie. El5 NfatkGt
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

WE REQUIRE THE SERVICES or
GIRLS OVER l6 FOR ERRANDS
AND ST0CkkOOM USE SHORT
HOURS. PLEASANT SURROUND
INGS, SATISFACTORY COMPEN-
SATlON kEHNAKD & 60.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

An experienced salesadY. salary 81 per
week Apply S25 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

UpY 10 YEARS Old MUST he
ACTIVE GOOD OPPORTUNITY
FOR BRIGHT BON AFl'bN NJ
ONCE. MIR. CROssGROvr EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10

AUDITOR Local concern going govern
mcnt work requires auditor On material
invoices This Is good opportunity for q
man who handle large amount ot
dcta all Give age experience Nnd ful,
particulars. Address & -. Every Even
ing DniCc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-10
as$#" VIII MINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "d
MALE HELP WANTED.

ANYONE can earn 81 for each name rui
nshed of prospective phonograph buyers
W rite for ilrInils y " nnN llNN
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those present might have the oppor-
tunity OF hearing Mr.. Smith.
Collections Increase Fund
Yesterday afternoon and evening the
the fund was increased by collections
made by members OF the Naval Air
Station Jazz band and others, who,
with two great flags stationed them
selves Oh the street, collecting from
the crowd as they passed, and hand
ing into headquarters a splendid sum-
Collections We're also made at the
Isis theatre by the following navy men
A. G. Boo, NJ. Roth, B. De Graft, o. Fl,
Downing, Ben Foster
The members Of the Jazza band have
been untiring in their efforts to aid In
the campaign and much of the success
Of the street carnival was due to tn cir
efforts
Splendid meetings were held by Mr..
Smith at the Big Zion tabernacle and
the John the Baptist church yesterday
Of which members of the colored race
We're present, and accorded him the
most respectful attention.
The negroes Of the community have
done some splendid work during this
drive and have lent very valuable CO.
operation to the work
A number of meetings will be held
during the week, and chairDnen of their
boubt but their contributions would
be very large by the end Of the cam
paign but heir contributions would be
very large by the end Of the campaign
committees stated that there was no
doubt but their contributions would be
very large by the end Of the campaign
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Smith was accompanied on his
visits to the negro church yesterday
by members Of the committee.
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II you have anything TO sell, rent or
buy; or want to buy or rent, try a
Want ADJ in The Journal.
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EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a Glas of Salts to Flush
Kidneys if Bladder Bothers
YoU-Drink Lots Of Water

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other, says well-known authority,
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly back
ache and misery in the kidney region
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid liv-
er, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, Or if bladder
bothers You, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy
take a tablespoonful in glass of wa
ter before breakfast for few days an
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lthia, and has been used for genera
tions to flush clogged kidneys and stirn
ulate them to normal activity; also to
neutraliZe the acids in the urine so it
no longer initiates, thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease.-Adv
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BY ~. D. HERTER.

What Is an American Red Cross hos
pital hutf What does II do for the SOL
nierS In France? These are questions
pf Interest TO every man and woman
who sends boy over here. The an.
Swer to the questions has been given in
n report of the directress of the hut at
the American Red Cross Military Hos
pital No. 5. Here Il is just as IL was
turned In to the Bureau of Home and
Hospital Service. which is opera ting
hese huts all over France:
This hut has been in operation
month. 1t is a simple affair. somewhat
primitive, as our aecoInmoda ton con-
bists Of tent about 30x60 feet in size.
In an open field behind the hospital
encampmenL The up-patients come
down by 9 O'Clock in the morning, and
all day long they come. walking, hob
bling. rolling themselves or being push
I'D In wheel-chairs. all fantastic ia pa-
3amas and caps and bandages Now
that the FIRST rush, following the ad-
vaBee on the Chateau Thierry front is
over. the personnel come constantly In
their spare hours and the nurses come
for refreshments and to fetch things
for their bed patients The canteen Is
open from unit! 6; the tent until 9 in
the evening.
Half dozen plain tables some
equipped for writing the rest with
checkerboards, puzzles, newspapers
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be PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try GRANDMOTHER Old Favor.
lite Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
cd, brings back the natural color ana
lustre to the hair when faded streakad
or gray. Years ago the only way te
get this mixture was to make it al
home, which is mussy and troublesome
Nowadays, by asking at any drug store
for ''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound, you will get a large bottle o.
this famous old recipe, improved by
the addition OF other ingredients, for
about 50 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it, No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does-it so naturally and
evenly You dampen sponge or soft
brush, with it and draw this through
YOU hair, taking one small strand at q
time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage ard Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet rerlrisite for those
who desire dark hair and youthful an
pearance. 1t is not intended for tn"
cure, mitigation or prevention Of dis
eaSe.-Adv.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
GREATELY NEEDED
FOR SERVICE MEN

The weekend at the Army and Navy
club broke another record, and taxed
the club accommodations to their ca
pacity. Each week the demand for thf
convenienccs the club affords becomes
more insistent, and Manager w. C.
Jones said last night that, unless the
people of Pensacola come to the aid
of the War Camp Community Service
by furnishing rooms on Saturday
nights the service men will be greatly
inconvenenced.
1t is impossible to take care of all
the men who apply for beds at the clun
and the management urges that every
family in the city who can possibly
do so, arrange to care for at least two
OF these men on Saturday nights.
Mr.. Jones said last night that any
housekeeper who will phone the Army
and Navy Club will be placed in COM
milnication with men to whom the ac-
rommodations will be Of the great q
help. Fifty cents bed two in a bed
will be paid by the club, who will
furnish the men tickets, for which
thew Will pay the management nifty
cents.
AS conditions are now, many men
sleep in chairs in the lobby of the cii.!'
or on the billiard tables every Satur-
day night.
This condition could be improved
with the helm of househ holders who can
provide weekend accommodations for
the service men.
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most burst. I got where | was alnnos'
walking skeleton and life was burHsI
to me until one day my husband 8 seF
sister told my husband if he did not oo
something for me would not last lole
and told him to get your medicine. 20 ~
got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con.
pound for me, and after taking the llfS'
three doses began to improve. ! COZ.
tinued its use, and ! have never haa a.!
female trouble since. / feel that o"e
nay life to you and your remedies. me!
did for me what doctors could not "
and will always praise it where ,tl. :.
go. Mrs. G. o. LowERY, 4l9 W. hOA
terey Street, Denison, Texas. .
If you are suffering from any 1oIin = y
female ills, get a bottle OF Lydia =
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, o.
commerce the treatment without de!S''
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Churches Has
Large Par

Continued From Page One)
and bodies of men and women, as we
as their souls.
1.-The churches, overlooked as the
often have been. have, through thei
children, made a splendid contribute
to the winning of the war.
''As the work OF a great university Is
not measured merely by the numbe
who happen at any time to be receh
ing instruction in its halls, the w0r
of the churches cannot be compute
by the names on their roster, or the az
tivities that take place within III,
church building. The university
work and worth is measured main!
by its graduates, who have been und'
its influence, received its instruction
shared its spirit and have gone out int
the world thus equipped to serv'
their generation. In like manner Tn
work and worth OF the churches is a.
so to be measured by all that is dom
for the benefit of humanity and Tn
Kingdom Of God through all the agen
cies they have given to the world, am
all the efforts that have found insplr-
alton from the teaching, influence an
example of those who stand for Jesus
Christ on EARTH"
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Fast Finish Planned
For Big Campaign
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from PAGE One.)
that he was glad to know that he was
to come back to the spot where he
had made SO many friends. And he
said that he was dismayed when he
reached Mobile and saw, in great head
lines that Pensacola was behind any
other city in the south in her quota.
rs Pensacola going to stay behind,
osked Mr.. Smith, "or is she coming up
and go over her quota? The boys of
France and of England can go back
home after the war. But our boys can't
get home. We have got to make a
home for them over there, through
these organizations"
In closing, Mr.. Smith expressed his
belief in those home, declaring that
Pensacola had never yet failed and
would not fail in the present test.
The service at the church last night
was featured by number of solos AMI
choral numbers, which added much
to the beauty of the service. In the af-
ternoon the musical program of the
sing was shortened, in order that
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THE little library is In constant use
by the pa tients and personnel anu also
occasionally by the officers
1.-The rwo or three checkerboards are
always in use Chess players are more
rare Jig-saw puzzles-uot TOO large.
so as not to be too long a trial OF pa
ttence-are excellent time Killers.
Wooden trays are useful TO keep them
Oft tile tables. and in this way q man
can leave his puzzle when ne goes TO
mess and ind II uDdisturbed on his re-
turn. Small puzzles. consisting of a
cardboard box with glass top and con-
tanning a tiny metal ball which must
he maneupered to Berlin without
falling into holes on the way. make n
very good amusement Outside cou.
pie Of sets OF croguef are kept busy
every rne day. 1t has not been posi-
bic to consider handicrafts In the linz
tied space Of the tent
Every Wednesday and Friday we
have some sort OF entertainment
singers. small ensemble parties. Scotch
or Irish humorous entertainers, story
teiiers. Once we had the good fortune
to have Mr. Ned Haven with his song
chart. and another time the ST. Louis
quartet of singers. Besides these reg
llaT occasions, we try TO nave some one
TO sling or play impromptu. but, most
Of all to encourage the boys them
selves to make music 1t is good 70
make them laugh. TO touch them with