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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-05-25

James n. quinn.
John F. Markowskl.
John o. Legs.
Martin ]. Lully.
Stephen ]. Murphy
Gerarolo Menagula.
jacok j. Fink.
John H. Lachawicz.
William X. Carter
Howard r Schuchler.
Richard Z. Lambert.
Benjamin r. Price
Lulg Bassitu.
Irwin A. Stradley
Dominick Dl Sabatino.
Albert l.. Brandt.
Albert r. Gray.
George Springer
Lawrence +. Bowman.
John j. Craven
George ]. Carroll.
Albin II Wsrrick.
Eugene McNulty.
Joseph H. Nesson.
John DeLuca
Sabstlno Tarle
Nicholas D'Onofrlo
Charles A. Mcbride.
Gilbert r. Taylor.
Adam Grayino.
Teofll Kuleszs.
Joseph T. Long
John A. Cuozzo.
BENJAMIN II Sands
Stanislaw szperks
Thomas Z. Loughery
James w. Turner Jr.
ilternates.
Arthur j Mulherin.
George W. Powell.
Cleveland Fowler.
Fred z Mitchell
esle y. Wartz
Philip Fitzpatrick.
James A. Thompson.
Joseph A. Hsney.
loard No. s.
Board No. 1 sent the following men
William F Forrest.
Angelo A. Julian.
George l.. Thompson
Charles Hemleb.
Joseph Francis Celia.
Giovanni Qusttslni.
William Smith.
Jacob Brown.
Charles w. Nelson.
Leo Diamond
Harry Witt
Ernest Q. Walls.
George Cooley.
John Walczak.
Tedaldo DiSsbatino.
Michael J. Glsmmatiea.
Frank ]. Papa.
George Conner
Edward Wilson Bethard.
David Pyles.
George 2. Curley.
Nicholas Kourss.
William Ohio Boylss.
James Olen Kirk
Charles A. Papa. Jr
Frank r. Palmer
William Harry O'Neil.
Charles Kessler.
Frank Barney.
Michael James hester.
BedTOs Aydiain
Guy Lockwood
Louis Alcocoss.
Frank A Sivno
Michael ? Cairns.
John J. Gushing
Gerald II. Brownhill.
Joseph p Rossiter.
John ?. McGrsth
James Edward McNeal
J. Hall Erdman
Lawrence kirkley.
Michael ]. Smith.
John Keczmer
Joseph Melclnskas.
James sTouhey.
Augustine s Bsrrera.
Fred b Greenley
Nick John Photiades.
Bronislsw Truszkowsi.
Joseph Michael Lynch.
n. Colud Williams.
Philip samuels.
John Klein.
Nicholas CrOdlsia.
Francesca Parone.
Harry p. Rash
Alfred H. Anderson.
Elmer Nichloy.
Richard T. d7obinson.
Bertram n Wslmer.
Joseph Camardiz.
Fred T.. Scull.
Raymond Pierson.
ansfers
Nike Andretta
Pete Mllowsky
outs c. Llsrakos,
EUGENE Moore
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-05-25

AAANAAANA T. MuAllns
O'Candelro Rostelll
Leslie NJ Poe.
Thomas B. Kilvington.
Tony Empirel
George Ogden.
Harold E. Thomas.
Martin X. Moore
James B. Chambers.
Lewis B. Mink
Vito Nepa.
Alternates.
William r Moore.
Harry A. Gallagher.
Harvey F. Hin
Harry Pierce
Thomas A. Murphy.
Howard C. Dining.
Joseph Ciccaglione.
. Ferri Sigisifedo.
Renzie n. Jones.
Joseph A. Taggart.
William A. Hunter.
Joseph c. Potter.
Michael Lynch.
Board No. 2.
Board No. 2 sent the following men
Edward A. Birmingham.
Gaetano perusso.
Oscar Talley.
George q. Dunn.
Anton W. Benson.
George n Hale.
Charles p Quincy.
Ralph C. Blackboard.
Robert W. C0hln.
William 4. Rowan
Horace VI. Wolllne
Arthur Reedy.
George ". Grant.
Arthur B. Galore.
Frank W. Downward.
George Oponnell.
Harvey Hlorth.
Charles A. Schultz.
Daniel sullivan.
F. J Gordan.
Wllbert Thomas.
T. 2 Nichols
Charles n. sill. Jr.
Francis A. Conlin
Samuel p. Atkinson.
Roosevelt D Latchum
Cherries NJ. Whlteside.
Constant Govatos.
Adam Pilefiza.
L. y. Merlne
William Houston Todd.
Frank r. Whlteside.
George F. Stevens.
Joseph W. Donohue.
Leonard a. Dressner.
James Brennan.
Patrick J.. Garland.
T. r. Keller.
Harry n. Keller.
John r Mullin
Ralph " Hurlock.
Howard L. Davis.
Clifford F. Kirk.
William A. Clayville.
Aaron Finger.
Walter Gunther
Cyrus r Hill
fremont Hyatt
John T. Coleman.
r. S Campbell.
Daniel e. Mutzpaugh.
Fred Hoffman
Enfrain Perrasagi
Clifford Dillman.
Bozzo Salvatore.
Edward W Keefer
John Timmons.
Earl Strough.
Ray A. LeNan.
John G. Bader, 2nd.
Thomas II. Steele
Homer L. Nansant
Charles r. Parsons
Thomas James Taylor.
Joseph B. Flynn
lohn NJ. Roth.
samuel Butler.
lanes Gallo.
lack E. Strouse.
Clarence C. Broadbent.
Iason B. Simmons.
Albert Names.
.inwood G. Cohee
ard No. 3.
The men sent away by Board No. 3
re-
.ouis J Koemer.
oseph p. Russell
arson F. R0selle
oseph A. Mcbride.
Russell. II
Ieorge Zealan
ohm p A. Hughes
Ito Niscito
larry II. Kites.
go Haughey.
ttore Guido. !
William F. Lewandowski
)hn Sosnowik
AIRY Fisher.
AIRY A. Pierson.
nthonq H. Schoellhorn.
Gorge w Smith
auduy Simmons.
atrick McGonagle.
I'M II. McGulgan.
ltonio Pomysa iPompa)
mes J. Haney.
lillian j Regan.
-over G. Donovan.
mes Loinmbsrd.
)rman r. Hetherington.
)bert Weldin.
ROY Morris.
lillian ]. Day, Jr.
listino Supo.
Stanley Ayers.
assimo Marconl.
ank DeFeo.
irry F. Rodgers.
wis C. Harris.
I'm s. Kowalski.
Iul j. Nichols
seph C. Donohue.
Hard 5. Biddle
lordore Skoniecwy.
mes A. Kennedy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-05-25
RTRAL COIlNTY sENns III

SpeciaI q TIE EVENING JOUnNAL.
NEWARK May 25.-Eiehty-three men
were sent 10 Camp Dix this morning by
the Rural New Castle County Exemp-
ton Board This contingent took all Of
Glass 4 men and a number who had
been previously listed IN other classes.
The conscripts reported here yesterday
afternoon and then with a few excep-
tions returned 20 their homes and came
back 30 Newark this morning. They
left for Camp Dix shortly after 9o'clock
this morning over the p. p. and W.
Railroad.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-05-25
DOWN STATE BOYS
OFF FOR CAMP
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

DRNNlnl 70 I M r y ElhiANt dhIfhNhAs
DOVER. Del. May 25.-The following
Kent county registrants who reported
here yesterday afternoon 10 the Kent
County Exemption Board. entrained
this morning for Camp Dix. Wrights-
town. n. j.. joining the other State con
tingent at Wilmington.
From Smyrna-John Restein, John
Boyd Mood. Walter Bishop Knots. IT..
Andrew McFann, John Bsysrd lnman,
Howard Elijah Davis. Isaiah Leon Reed
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-05-25
TOO TIRED
TO WORK?

II you get Up IL tho morning tired,
= you weary With little egerticu and
II vim and go are lacking. depend
upon it that your liver is torpid. One
lose of Schenck's Mandrake Pills will
wake up" that lazy liver and make
you feel like new. Schenck's Nan
S!ske Pills are worth a trial tonight.
Dbl. =. Sehenck & Son. Philadelphia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-03
Gin naiuer Sage.

Die aonigin @liiobetb Gbriitillc
bon GreuBen, Sic @emablin 5rieos
rid)s bes GroBen, nabrn in Den let
ten SsaDren ibres @ebens Den Sob1
notwithstanding alsTaeen gu Iid).
Ser anf Dem 2anoe er5ogene anabe
mar in aaer 6oflitte unerfabren. Mls
8oge eingefleioet, 6efam er Die gSei=
lung, m16reno Der Safel binter Dem
Stubl ser aoniein 81 iteben nno Die
Seuer al tbehieln. Die &onigin,
pern tic iolde 8t tpe6ieln miinif-
te, bielt ibm Sen 5eaer bin. Ser So
ge o6er aing oamit sur Seite nnn
feb lid ben oorauf liegenoen &clt
i6meden, i'm @abn, oaB er Die Gel
Ter Bios bcs6alb erbalte, Inn lif) iatt
5u eiien. 9as eine ourd bier 8ange
70, beim fiinften ober lebnte Der Bage
oie Mnnabme 0es 9ellers nb ult5
ricf: yah, Maieitat, ih bin ieBt nidt
mebr imitanoe, rlur nod einen eilt-
5igen 8ilien 5u elien!"
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Inseise slueflps.

Gin alter @cger font eines Cages
5u einerl meiBen Maitn IN elmer
Gtaot inn Siiaen uno la9fe:
yMorie Com, babt ibr meinen al
ten Mol1leiel nidt %geiebert2"
yNeill SenrD," a1ltmortete Der In=
geiprohene, ubabt i'm Jpn benin per=
lorer2"
y@nl ib peiB mirflid nidt, Oh ib
i'm perloren babe, ober er lit it6er(l6
beri6punoen."
uSenrp, id CLAUDE, ser bette @eG,
eurell Mouleiel mieoer 5u befommelf,
mare, tpenrt ibr cine @n5eige III or'
3eitung ieetet."
% nein, Marie Com" ermloerte
Der gseger. ~9as bette bod feilten
3med."
yl1no tporum niht?"
.s(d, ibr miBt ooh gut genlg, oaB
olte Mauleiel ni6t leiefr fa1n."
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tug 1labmittua IN ben Gialtn1lidfef
ten ser 8eror gountp Weofcal 90
rietp cine aniprodle an etDd bi1ftncrt
fltl1ge Ner5te, IN mefder ct oielelbelt
eriltdte, ibre 0ienIte Ser armee sur
gerfiigung 81 lteaen.
Die Seluel Sign Company bon
Snn Mntonio lit nit einem &opitol
pom $4,000 inforppriert moroei1.
Mitglieocr Ser 5irmo iino: 9. u.
@ebb, $. $. 9rpant, Sob 9oles M.
= SIN @lter BON Is Sabren ltorb
in ei1em bieii9en Sonatoril1m Gbar=
les 8bilipp HuempeI aus 5elotes.
= SIN Sitter BON so Sabren ltor5
bier Sri. Goia Stllm aus Gaitropile.
SIN Sitter BON 36 Sabren it
Stterion III einem bieligen So
Ipitul aeitorbe11. Ser SerIGieoene
botte crit felt 8tpei Sa6ren in Sa1
9ntonio geipobnt.
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Cine @obltat fir sic Menidbeit.


Sd bin ioeben BON einem 9eiud gu
riidgefebrt," i6rei6t Sri. Sonna)
Sobanien bon Miluoufee, isis, limo
finoe Sbren 9rief, in peldem sic
ii0 nod meinem 9efinoen erfnnot=
gen. Sd fam iagen, oaB i) mldj
iett better fiible als felt larger 3elt.
Sd babe etlide Slai6en 6orni's vi
p~enfraltter ge6ralldt, uno finoe, bob
Dies Seilmittel, gon5 %tunnoerbar peI
mir getuirft bat. Wein ar5t batte
mir cine Operation al1geraten, aber
i1 nollte MIDI oerielben nidt inter
5ie6en. 9eshol6 ma6te i'd elmer
GerIudJ nit Dem Ilpenfrauter, uno
ih bin mebr ols 5ufrieoen nit Dem
Reiultot. 8enn oas 6eilmittel al
Mnoeren TIT, mas e8 ot mir getan
bot, 10 lit es eine @obltat fir oie
Meni6beit."
Die grfolge, melhe Sorni's 4lpen=
fr1uter in ser 8ebonolu1tg BON fon=
ititl1tioneaen 2eioen uno BET &ranf=
beiten oes 9lutes ~er5ielt bat, biloen
cine ununterbrodene &ette. 'Sa1ticn=
Sc BADEN oanfbar feline @~elunobeit
mirfenoe Strait be5ellgt. Gs lit NH
Elm einfa6es arolttermittel, ober e5
entb6lt Sic Glemente Der Seilfraft,
pie Tie cine giitige 9iatur porgeieben
Fat. gs miro nift oltrd Ipotbefer
perfouft. g%eionoere Mgenten liefern
es Dem Bubliflm oireft aus oem gu
boratorium Ser Seriteaer, Or. 8eter
Sobrnep & Sons 60, 250t @aib=
ington glpo., Chicago, 81. (9ln5.)
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Vmtttitdt.

Sic fpraden iiber Sutilttdt, fonn=
ten Ii9 ni9t redt einigen unb ialiebz
lt9 fraste cine Dame: n@ieQetdt err
flGren Sic uns erft einmal beutlth,
profeHor, mas Sic nnter 5utilitat
periteben."
%, nit @srsnigen," antportete
er. ,Multtpliciren Sic 1916 nit
721."
Sic nabm papier unb einen 8lei=
tiff, rsdnets einise Minuten NIT
gifer uno perfiinbiste bas probuft.
,2,845, 066," Iasts lie ieuf5eno.
Correct. Rua oipiotren Sic bur9
5pei."
r~1,422,533!" fraste iie./
,Stimmt glei6falls."
,Mun abbiren sic bite 7 unb
sieben bdnn 1922 $40 ab. Mas giebt
es bann?"
uDas Gefultat tit NuG."
u9pr5igli9," antportete er. nSas
1T, mas id 5utilitdt nenne. Sic
babsn Elm gan5es 8latt nit 3iffern
bebeft unb iino gu nidts getommen."
Sic 5erfniIte bos 8latt unb mar
Woden lang fir ben Profe1Or nidt
mebr gu iprefen."
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sdmlrats- Sitnne.

SeSn ser an Dienstog abgebaltenet
5huIrats Sisung teilte Der olS
Genior arrgeIteGte @o. &ipas NIT,
oab oie Sdiiler5abl Ser offentlidell
Sdulen ouf 31,733 geitiegen lit uno
geqen oas 8oriabr UNI 3,643 5ugc-
nommen bot. 2S,1O6 ainoer geborei'
ser meiBen, 2,617 Ser farbigcn Gaiiv
an.
Gin 9eibluB puroe angenommen,
am ndditen Sreitag abelto cine CT
ira Sieune ~ab5ubalten, in melder
Gas offi5ieae galot fir Die nadlte
.Sdulpabl 5uiammengeitedt peroet
ioa. Ser iebige gorifsenoe, @inde=
iter &elio, bat entidieoen erflart,
niht wieoer fanoioierer gu molen,
oagegen beabii6tigen Scat @aiber,
Srau 9an 2earp 81. 6. 8. Gpalt5
uno Sran %. 6. McGamilb lid ME
Ser Inn oie BON ibnen %eingenomme-
men Menter bemerben su uonen.
Die Summe BON $3.50 tpuroe Dem
Silgungsfono environment nno 5unt
Mnfauf BON ariegsiparmarfen Be
Itimmt, nod)oem Der @eneralanmult
0es Gtaates cine oerartige Gertpen=
onrg ser S1ulfonos fir geietlid cr-
Hart bat. @uf Geranlailung bon gu
perintenoent Weef meroen Der Snn=
oesregierung ale Ipparate uno SE=
Itrurnente bes inouitrieaen Depart
ments sur gerfiigung g~eitellt nno
oen 2ebrerinnen g%rlalbnis geae-
ben, iid an einenl bon Ser Gan au-
tonic equal Srandiie Societp gege=
benen uSSsltbilaums 2itnd)," ourd1
melden oie 8erleibung oes Stimm-
redts an Srallen sefeiert meroen foil,
gu beteiligen.
gruftee @erla6 tpuroe ermadtlgt,
ei1ten peiteren Sanitor fir Die Sod
i1dJuie an5uitellen, 90 Die Nrbeiten al.
oerielben ii6 UNI 40 Yro5ent per=
mebrt baben io[len. Gum S6lnB
muroe nod cine g~inlaoung on Gr.
8inion, Sen 8ralioenten Der Staats-
uniperiitdt, benin SbulidluB inn Su-
nj bier SIT iprehen, abgeianot unb Ell
ne Betition Der farbigen 2ebrer IN.
'@ebaltserhobung entgegen genom<
men.
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q II

ltniere Staot lit Inn eilen Gir=
~baltsbefebl eingefonlmeit, burd ben
sic Selepbon aontpagnie berbinoert
peroen ioa, Die Gaten 81 erboben.
Weaior 9aseom Sobnion bonn
Sanitdtsforps Der Nationalarmee,
bat @errn Saul 8arnbari in unierer
Staot nlf elmo biesbe5iiglide anfro-
ge bin mitgeteilt, oaB oergerfmlf BON
bas gerihenfen BON alfo6olbaltigerl
S@etrGnfen an Soloaten ii6craa per=
botem lit.
Morgen aben0 finoct i'm Sc
bGitoe Der Catholic @omcn's @iio-
citation Elm gmpfaug fir giIdcf
Sbap itatt, 5u gbren ieiner @abf
gum gr5biihof BON Stem Orleans.
Conrad 9roideipsfi tplroe IN
Gonperie unter Der @nflage perbcf-
tet, auf Die 4merifaner, Die amerifa-
nifde 8lagge uno Die amerifaniiIe
8egiernng g%eidinpit gu BADEN.
Pm 0ienstag na6mittag &c.
gen 5 ltbr bra1 in einem an Der
Carton uno Srorlf 5traBe geleaellen
MilitdrItalle 5euer aus, meldes nit
ioId)er Sdnelligfeit I'M iid griff,
oaB pier5ebn Wauleiel uno Iferoe
in Den Slammen umfamen. Die gfi
Iitdrfeuernebr iomie peridieoene
&ompagnien aus Der Staot beteilia'
ten iicb an Der llnteroriifung oes &c
f1brliben 8ranoes, Der cinen oltT
$12 900 gei6dbten Sdaoen anrid-
tete. Sic Gntitebnitg ocs 5euer5
fonnte bisber nift feitgeItelt mer-
Den.
Die aonlpagne fir oen Ser
fouf Der 3. 2ibertD Inleibe beginnt
nahIten Samstog. General @aeti
muroe BON elmer Population erind)t,
in Der groBen gerianlmlung, fpelhe
nm Gnmstag abeno atf oenn Ilamo-
Blabe abgebalten miro, cine an-
iprad)e 5u bolten.
ky Aolltlitl~
ltrafor bon San autonio tcilt nit,
oaB alle gerbanolungen gegen 2eute,
melde sic 2ebensmittel 8egulatic-
men oerlest baben, offentlid gefiibrt
sDeroen iolen.
SIN 9aufe bes oergungeuer
Monats lit es Der Yoli5ei gelungeu
Den Spibbrben geitobIenes Gigentuu
I'M @erte pom iiber $4,000 ob5lltrel
ben uno Den redtmdBigen 8elitorr
5uriif5uerItatten.
0as 6nuptquartier oes oWol
Serpice 9ooros," oas lid bisber m
3speiten Stodtperf oes Gbanoler-@e
bdltoes befono, lit nod Der erlter
gtage perlegt moroen.
Stabsar5t Or. Stump nor
@aibinstorL .. 6, belt am 9leils
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Gin WsitfeiSiaer.

.Sobnnie," iagte oie Mr1tter 81
Dem llnperbeiierlihelt, aid tperoc es
gapa iagen, oaB er Did bei,te abeno,
menn er nod Sauie fommt, onrt0-
priigelt."
y9itte, the oas ni6t, Mama," er.
mioerte Sobnnie renmiitig, pTapa 1T
INNER 10 miioe, nenn er mad Sauie
fommt."
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9lnf DER 6pdseitsreiie.

@r: 3a leie id) cben, Dob cine 5ros
ibrem Manne ouf Der Sod5eitsreiie
onrdgegangen lit. @dltit on oas fir
moglid, Glie2
Sic: @enn er aud III ibrer @e-
genmart fortmdbrcno ote 3eitung ee-
leIen bat, = i6e
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Trtif Yre1e Tit Seras:: Mittped seu 3. Aplil 1918.

einelt @etreioeipeid)er in SOME 1T
9rano geItedt 5u boben. Ser Spe1-
der nno nit linn 10000 8nlbel Ge=
treble puroen 5erItort. anBeroeln
brannten nod pier5ebn @ebdltoe al.
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en- pprnehmen areiien.

adtoigiabriger GU feinem abea.
lebten gnfeD: .@ie, fiinfuno5rpun5i5
Sabre bit on alt2 @ratullere, bit ia
beinahe nod ebenio riiitia mie i6t!1
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8nnbiae Gritif.

Batter: g9tun, Mdoels, pie bat el1dJ
ser aon5ertianger %gefaaen2"
y@6 - gei6rie'n bat err"
yl1no cine Slate BOT err"
Batter 90, 10 alio: piel Oc'
ihrei mo nenig @oael"
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Grflarnna.

y@urltm beiBt Oh oenn Define
neue 8iQn, Die OH ollf Der ~Iteilelt
g(nb0be erbout bait, Senriettenrube2
Define @emablin miro iid oa gemiB
nidt oft binoui6emii9en!"
Chen oesbalbl 9ort bab' i6 Dor
meiner Senriette Hllbe!"
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@erff1tte oDer
,S0mkgrdben?

Sie @egicrung broltdt Miehantfer.
Sretet jebt ein, Inn 5ereit 81 iein.
Sic 3%usbebung i6afft biele 8afan5en
8eites 5nnoperf i'll Der @elt.
Satisfnction gorauttert.
International Auto School,
7O7-717 G.. Stores straRe,
San Mntoniu, Seras.
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Aae Sorten non Sruf arbeiten.
ME 8iifer, n8ofoers", Yriefbpsen unb
Gpuperts, Gnrteu, 6~ireniare, Gtnlabmn
gen miu., in Sentih nnD Gnsfiid, nett
amsgefibrt. ; g taubaro YrtntinA
6 pmpanu n, Hadbfoiser pOn Wiliun.
edwesmann printing COMPANY, 206
Naparro Ctr Sci. Grofett 1925.
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a1ridlei,lIid)es Wctter.

Sir can antonto nno ltmgegeno:
Seute abeno beoedt; Gonterstdg
f1lter.
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Gips Sransfer & Storage So. BE.
iorgt llmsieben, Ginpafem, @eridif-
fen, 9asern, ~-Reinisen. 81.
flee Gil G. Gberrp ct. Sci. Gr. 654
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Sic u0reie Yrene fit Seras"
seridbeimt als Gaaeblntt mnb 9&pd)enblatt.

Das saseblat lit pierleiig 1no foiRt= SOC per gfonat ODER So per SaGfl
9as Eodenblatt lit ied5e5nieiig uo fotet 50 per Sabr. Sod Wtere9
50 @oIo. 9fad Guropa, gorto eu1eefbloiicn, So.
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Geaerie. 90c uno 500 per Subenb.
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@elbe @urSeln. $500 per 100, &fo.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
The Week at the Movies
Isis. All Week

asiS-hii week, Lillian GIsI, I'm
INC Greatest T!.ius In Life,
NICrOR-Thorias DiNon's "The
me woman" All week.
LONiAT-Mondny and rucn,,ny,
ohstnnrc rnimndGc, I'm - L3dy's
.hm"i WrdnrSdr! and Thurpdny,
mnr Harsh. In "J'hr Racing strain:
'..Iuny AMI saturday, George
"h'shs "i'ii Sny So
BiJou = M"nJny and Tuc.dny,
hnrtrs Ray, In "Strin% DeanS"; re-
mn.huer Of week. douglas Fair
% ~ T. O - Monday, Marguerite
lark, in "Fhr Goose 'Giri', Turs-
lay, MndS- Kennedy. In - Perfect
hndy"i Wednesday, and Thurrday.
Marguerite Clark. In '.Out of Clear
ky; Friday and Saturday, Clara
hi"haii Young. I'm "Ihc Road
Through the Dark
HLUEHfRD-Nond and Tucr-
my Wac Nursny. In "Modcrn
Owe; Wednesday, and Thursday.
Roy stewart, in "Thc silent Rider;
'rldny, "Thc Iiuiscrs Finish; SAT-
irdny, variety pr"Ernn.
HES-Mondny. evolves or Kui-
ur'; Tuesday. Willinm (. Hart, I'm.
NnrrOw Trail; Wednesday,. VIII
lam :. lInrt; Thursday and Friday.
ynricty program; Saturday. .Brns.
3ulic" and other nttrnctiuny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
CoInnin,'. varied Attractions.

tol0ninrS Varied Attractions.
hit"r vacation of two months Con-
stance ralmad"c is to he with us once
Hore in spick ana span new comedy
lures WI! offer 20 the Colonial patrons
Tomorrow and Tuesday. "a l.ady's
Name IS taken from the play Of the
same name Uy cyril iiarcOurJ. that ac-
c"mplishcd weaver OF light comedy s:t-
uatiuns.
Mac Marsh handles gun with the
ease aud grac. Of am Annie Oakley
in her newest Goldwyn picture. The
Racing strain which comes NVedues-
dly ana Thursday \ singular feature
pi the production Is that though re-
y divers arc frequently in evidence. not
. IA5t Is hrcd. Tex Charwaic, tho
aGthrr. Introduces 4 new method to
biinS 10 justice q schem!nis val!ain. a
situation which the wiStiul star DOM
mates with her accustomed skill ON
the same bilf new Paramount Flapy
comedy, Independence B'Gosh" will
he shown.
IN Say So" the new George Walsh
picture which VIII be shown at the
colonial Thcatcr Friday and Saturday
tells the story OF chap who couldn't
sci III The war and couldn't stay out
50 he lid neither and did II well-in
lie in.mtahlc George Walsh style.
The nat-foot.d hero pugsues girl
across the continent, only 10 discover
iha. he is incidentally defeating n cou-
Pc or German spies.
"strinS ncnnS'' mt Bijou.
In string Beans" Charles Rays
VII be shown at the Bijou Theater TO-
morrow and Tuesday. he is a slick
Scpundrel The picture story was writ
ten hE Julien JoScphson and directed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
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