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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27
JONES SPRING NOTES

Jones Spring, March &C. Miss
Nealy Kitchen spent Sunday with
Miss Sallie Donaldson.
Mr. Edward Wilson, OF Martins
burg, is spending some time with his
mother Mrs. ], L. Wilson.
Miss Leta Rogers is spending the
week. end with her parents at Bunk.
er, Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Keeseker
spent last Thursday night and Fri
Gay at the home of his father, near
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27

roadbeds they arrived at the training
base Of Rouen.
At this place they were put through
a weeks rigid training in trench war
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27
ARMLEss MAN HANGS SELF
(By International News service)

(5y International News Service)
Fond du Lac. Wis, March 27.--Al
though he was minus both arms
Joseph Gundert. sixty-four, managed
to make moose out of trunk
strap, slipped his head through the
strap and hung himself from bed
post in the home Of his daughter.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27
.tohnsontown.

Johnsontown.
Mrs. Lafayette VanMetre is visit.
ms 3Ir and Mrs. w. E. VanMetre, of
rear Shepherdstown.
Mr.. Hunter Donaldson and family,
OF Paradise Orchard spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Donaldson.
Mrs. J. D. Stuckey spent Tuesday
with Mrs. T. H. Alvey
Mr. Thomas Wolfords sale is large
ley attended today
Born to Rev, and Mrs. Summers a
fine son, March 81.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27
NEGRO WOMEN AT WORK

Memphis, Tenn, March 2i.--Negrc
women are being employed as labor
ers in the municipal parks of mem
phis. Negro men were formerly EN-
ployed, but the ever-increasing de
Imand for labor in the industrial line
drained the supply from the parks,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-03-27
FRACTURES SKULL

Charles r. Erb, Is years old, West
ern Maryland Railway engineer, fell
e-osa 3 locomotive in Hagerstown
ahd sutalned fractured skull. He
was taken unconscious to the hos
pital His condition is critical.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
GARBAGE COLLECTION.
City Council Hopes to Return the Three
Year Contract Sysfem.

IN ordinance repeating the present
garbage contract ordinance will be offered
IN City Council probably N the next
! IA cctIng. according Ia an announcement
made bv Counci man Robertson NJ the
meeting last night
The present ordinance. awarding the
contract for "a Year 70 ~ylNcstar llcaly
~ S.O 600 wa- passed III order t. tide
over IN unsatisfactory situation. due
to war cundItiou~ The last 5oard Of
Ilcahh after asking for bids on three
Ncal contract rs authorized hy LAW
received only ono proposal, that Of the
y r. Martin Co for $la2 600 The
result was that the matter Was left 10
the present board and the best contract
il could make was with lIcalv for 500,
OO0 According with approval Of CIty
solicitor Rayard, an ordinance was
passed awarding contract for Naa'
to llcalv ~ 500 600
Tho war beng practically over and
n her conditions beng better, i Is he
lcvcd that = much more advantageous
contract can hc made when the present
contract expires
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
A, 7, {. At DELAWARE
TO Be DEMOBIL|lEO
Action to be Taken Next Wednes.
day, Under Orders From
War Department.
sncclaI correepnndeL.ce of ExerN EAealns

Special CORES epoudeEce Of Every Evening
NcWark. Nov. % The Student ARMY
Training Corps OF Delaware College will
be denoblIzrd on December / next
Wednesday, under arders from the
Var Department Everything IN con-
nection with the : \ I E will disappear
at that time and tie college return TO
exactly the same basis that it vas CON
Quoted under previous to the organization
Of the corps
The Reorganization OF the courses and
the entire schedule of the college will mean
. big task for the faculty IN 50 short a
time The military subjects had already
been dropped but under tins order much
~ the outside military work Will he aban-
doned The college will return 10 the
old schedule Of FIVE hours a week for
military drills IN place Of II hours under
the : g. T & schedule II Is possible,
however, there VIII bc short military
drill on Saturdays IN addition 10 the one
hour each ot her dav Of the week but the
details for this have not been worked out
entirely.
The college authorities naturally had
to 90 to considerable expense "a change
the entire system To make II adaptable
tOthe : 4 f G. and ii is understood hat
the W ar iebdft tItitHt lidS ii1tAitI SUI
colleges hat the department will sec that
the institution Is not loser financially
for having established tho training corps
Rv the abolshing Of the : \ r {. It Is
estimated that The college will lose from
10 10 Is per cent of the present enroll
ment The total enrolment at present Is
237 aud il is possible that ii may be cat
down 10 200 or slightly. more THIS =
due TO the fact hat tho scholastic quail
fications were moi So eXacting with the
s. A. r. G. The college, however, will
gain some former students who will re-
turn as discharged from the service, three
having already returned and several more
have notified Dean Smith that they will
be back as soon as discharged There arc
also few who did not enter when the
courses were reorganized for the ) 4
T. c., as they could not get just wha. they
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
COUNCIL ASKED TO
PAY INFLUENZA BILL
Non Partisan League Objects TO
Employment of Non Resident
Health Commissioner

The STATE Council # Ect,u-" having
incurred IN expense q >-5.0oo N The
fight against influenza III Wilmington
during the recent cpidcmlc. u asked
City Council in communication re-
ccived hv that body last ulcht, to pav
the hill
At the same timc ! letter Of protest
was received from the \on-partlSan
Voters League Which took exception
to the cmpIoNmrnt of Health Comriis-
,loner Chester II Wells o{ New Jersey
a~ director Of the t4ht on tho ground
that he IS non resident. coming from
Nontclair. \ and being engaged
at salary of 81, 800 4 year. according
to t. NJ DAVIS. prekidcnt ol the League.
who added his pnote~t il nm address
before the mectinE
councilman Harry t. tathcart ~
pcared to make a similar view
The hil Wa> rcfcrrri to thy committee
Of the who = Whlch vii meet nc>t Wcdncs-
day evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
MOTHERS GOWN, WITH
GRANDMA'S FLOWERS
Worn by Young Bride at an Inter
esting Wedding in Dover,
Wednesday Evening.
special Correspondence of Every Evening


Dover. Nov % "Wednesday evening.
IN Dover PRESBYTERIAN Church. Miss Mary
Hctshu Jefferson of Wilmington, formerly
of Memphis Tenn, was marncd to ]
Douglas NJ Roya of Iiarrishurg. Pa
The bndefs he daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
II. " Jefferson and . granddaughter Of
John ticitShu Of this town She IS n
graduate of the MoraVlan COLLEGE for
Women. Bethlehem. Pa class of 1916
The groom il a son nf Mr. and Mrs
John n Royal and j. graduate OF
Williams College. 1918 and Dickinson
tcing attorney in Harrisburg and also
city editor Of the Harrisburg Patriot
The ceremony was performed by Rev
flors Fcrwcrda. pastor Of dover Presby-
tcran Church
The attendants Included Miss Elizabeth
Royal. 2 sister Of the grpom. as maid Of
honor, Master Edward Jones of this
town. q cousin Of the brIde. as ring bearer.
and little Miss Ruth lightbourne Of this
town as flower girl William ; Middleton
Of Harrisburg was the groom best man
Charles f. Dasher and ID Rodney Bicc
OF Dover were ushers
The bride was dressed in white tcnga-
line silk, cntraIn, with veil and orange
blossoms The gown was worn by the
brides mother at her wedding quarter
Of century ago, and the orange blossoms
were those worn hy her grandmother.
Mrs John Iicltshu, at her wedding in
1860
After the wedding reception was held
At tho home Of Mrs Elizabeth Johnson.
8n aunt Of tho bride The house deco
rat,ous were white ard green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
HAL JOHNSON'S TRIAL
TO BEGIN DEC. 8
Murder Charge. Taken From Har-
ford County to Go Before a
Cecil jury

>peeis. 81 ,,louataee - f1tsy t.sn.ae
flktou. Nd ~, - The ae..mu,r
term = eoBrt which egu, ,ns~ Il E.asoa
- Non tls. December g. 1ll u.<. aa
interesting murder ease rne
llai lohnSon 'nrmeris .sa.yr o. }hcTde.n
National paaN. evho Fl luN ss -het
and hilled MAJOR Joan T. kin- :
NrnN y the Johnson home i is ~..i
10th >i3s> tl5 have ,aue # hc hs-t
leg.h falent II, ~fatr fhe lt.rr "l'I
hc drawn frosn tile following uaneI aIS.
drqwu ~ ID : Iudgs Gon~f3i f.
Ccei,ton dlsJr Reu.aH'1F Ca.atus
har'es r.W 5or Catrit- farne~,
\ Is Dari, Nil.nu T ehrngcr
lrapg rurac
Chesapeake CTS hta- George. Iau-
hcrt y kouldea Ioaa Nsraer frank
l. Nillume, Ct-rIc- : Ilia>an Arhc
T. Hague
FlEton Rohcrt ii ia9.efe Arthur
Kamho, Daniel I >r4u1Ne. y
etrahorn. NsIliatn ! 81 i'll. Io,eph Il
Holt and Nathan Warrington
falr iii George IIo' .oa. N.hasn q
Lofland, Harry VI iohaee4 iame-
\ Holand ara George " 5de,
North LAST Nilium Stauer. n.iam
i BoGcy 1honaS troneh. Granville s.
RoNd. george g. lar,> N'l.am f
Culaer.an
Rising Sun " E IL Robinson
lcNls Marundate, Ha-Nyt InU nscnd
holiday KIRK Ir~cra + ~lmmer-
Port Deposit lraok heruln. lc>Hc
N koi oinrf3 ,Iamf- lfohinaid \ n.
keesev. III mcr Nc( ardeH, lIhcrt \
Nannurt and \ n Nauucrinan
lonowingo NJ Wilkinson Lcvls IL
ncmpsav. Thomas WeaNcr
lal1cr, district ~ ~mth. John
S Reisler ana John III .avton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
DARING A|RMAN GIVES
THRILLS TO NEWARK
Lieut.. Fitzgerald Takes This
Method of Greeting Former
College Friends.
SpsS1ai Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, Nov. 20 9--Licutenant William
Fitzpatrick, former Delaware College
student, gave residents of Newark and
vicinity some real thrills Yesterday morn
ing when he did couple of loop the loops
over the town. Hundreds of people who
saw the machine when it looped the loop
the first time over the eastern end of
Newark were sure the arman had lost
control of the plane and that it was going to
fall The pilot, however, soon had the
plane sailing along again as graceful as u
bird and many residents drew long brenths
OF relief.
In n few moro seconds the machine was
directly over the Delaware College ath
letic field and nearer to the ground when It
did another loop the loop. Even more
persons were watching IT hy this time
and most of them were sure that the car
was going 10 crash Ia the ground Again
the pilot demonstrated that he had per
feet control of the arship when he nghted
il and sailed over the town. circling around
and getting lower all the time He landed
on the Wilson property. along Flkton
Road lust on the outskirts of Newark
Most OF those who had been watching the
stunts Of the plane were now sure that It
was a forced landing and that there was
trouble of some kind
Hundreds focked TO the spot where the
machine made a perfect landing, among
them n number OF Delaware College stu
dents and they were greatly surprised
on being erected hv Lieutenant litz
patrick lie was accompanied by ser
gcant 'nruh as mechanic
Lieutenant Fitzpatrick Is stationed at
Rrinslcv Field. Cammack Long Island,
and Is out on a cross-country fly lie lett
Long Island on "Wednesday and spent
that night in Chester Yesterday morn
ing hc resumed the tnp and Is reported 70
have done some thrilling stunts over the
Hotel du Pont IN passing over Whining
ton II was lOij O'Clock when he land
ed IN Newark He intended 10 remain
but n short tune and then return To Long
Island but rain. which started q few
minutes after the machine landed, changed
his plans and he renamed IN Newark
over night lie was entertained by Dol
aware College students last night and also
called on Dr Samuel &. Mitchell, prcsl
dent Of the college
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
Tome Institute, ror

81 Engusa at Tome Institute. ror,
Drpa>s.
ae aa4aI laaaSsGvng danre. reld
t- .rel.aE 81 IlAtoa annory, va 4.
-rea. success = 18th attendance aac
anarcr~
Th. War Norz 4nre IN Cecil COUNTY
ms Il Inst 1oue ever be 'op lnd the
county Quota 81 Sl6, so has been sub
scrlreI .v.th q small margin.
ronErt gat.Dna. meeting vii be aeso
ttlS afternoon N Zion Presbyterian
at-a.i sor ~ purpose ~ calling q pastor
N.~ r Nrs. Harry Evans 81
Nll1l.at. 2n, Del arg pending ae week.
end ata 1ir anu Mrs William :. Evaas,
aa }lstau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

hasg s oa.t ue medicine a4 eaat
stands ouc pre-tmintut Is nr1Icne
for cHubic ailments of the ,liner>
aycr ind bladder
)r hrlnors NNsmp-Root stands tac
h.zncs, or tbc reason ma ha-- proven
ta * p-t le remedy needed i1 baus
aad- uiea thousands nt distressing ra>-
- ~s,amp-Root 1 paf.can or -crN
non ar special diseases. uaSc- trends
quick.s because IT'S mild aud nmCda.e
effect IS soon realized ID most caSts Il
il gentle, healing vegetable compound
start treatment at once. sold AZ ail
dfug stores III bottles 81 two Sizes, mcdl-
um and large
However II ,au Wseh lr~t fu tg,t tN.-
gie.t preparation send tan cent, ~ Dr
Kline, 4 Co.. Blnghamton y y for a
sample bottle When writing be -Ie
ANA mention hc Wilmington EyeEy
Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
SANK WARSHIP TO SAVE TOWN.
Blazing Monitor Threatened Destruction
Of Dover England.

London. Nov - The latest inter
,~ting wartime happening nov released
ior publication Is u story 81 how Dover
narrowly MISSED being hlottcd out Just
pfior 10 the last 5clgian offensive
The harIor WAS crowded with war
vessels of all descriptions, InclndIng four
monitors about to start ont tor the Bel
guam coast - cooperate with the land
offensive suddenly IN explosion shook
the town and soon Il was discovered that
The Monitor Glattcn was lunously ablazc
in the harhor II IS stated that Admiral
kcycs boarded the Glattcn and, realizing
tt. - as 10, h both to tho city ana
the other VarShips that would result
II the Glattcn magazines exploded, or
dcrcd alr SIRENS blown 10 clear tho streets,
Orders were also gwen 70 sink the Glatten.
Tho DESTROYER Broke succeeded IN hit
ting hcr with three torpcdocs in a part
away from her magazines thus sinking
her and saving Dover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29

wanted in ne NAY OF courses but no are
expected to enter after neAt wednesday
Colonel Pendletop wiIi remain as raa.-
1nAndant OF the Delaware College Cadets.
but Captain Camp and the other officers
who have been here since The ; \ T &.
Vas organized, will be assigned to other
duties after Wednesday
During the four months from july Ia
November TOO conscrlpt soldiers also r.
eelved industrial training a. Delaware
College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
DELAW ARR, CITY.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City. Nov % Miss Mollle
Pordham Of Philadelphia is spending a
few days here with her brother. James
P0rdhaln
MIR. and Mrs William Hutton q .Atco
\ J spent Thanksgiving here with Mrs
Hutton parents MIR and Mrs f 4
Pc ntugton
Mss Marjorie Pordbam Is spending
few days With friends IN SMYRNA
The annual Thanksgiving shoot Was
held here Yesterday. but was interrupted
by rain
Jack McMullin oj near Port Penn who
had been III an officers training camp al
Jack sonyille Fla for the past MOI. h, has
hecn discharged and Is spending few
DAYS here with his parents Mr. and Mrs
William McMpllen
Lieutenant Harris. formerly stationed
~ Fcr' du Pont nov of Camp Fllstis,
Va spent the holiday here with Mr. and
Mrs Frank Moore
A'r and Mrs ChesIeigh Bonnie and
daughter Ann are spending len davs
mere with Mrs Bonine's parents. Mr. ard
MIS- Thomas Whitcman Hir Bonine Is
professor Of State College Pa. and
owing 10 the burning Of a number of the
college buildings few days ago, the
college is closed for some time
TIE Western Union telegraph office,
which has been located for many years
in the office Of 'he Chesapeake & Delaware
Cansl. was moved on Wednesday to the
former postofhce building. Second and
Clinton streets Miss Lima Trlbis has
ocen IN charge of tins officc for the past
two months
John Rcybold, who has been confined
to the house with sickness for the past
few days IS improving
Major Donald Ashtridgc and family
spent IhankSgi wing here witt his mother
Mrs y g. Reyhold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
HOOVER STUDYING
EUROPE'S FOOD NEEDS

Is t,.oc.atra Press -o Egery Eyelin,
Paris, Tacsiag Noe -b Herbert q.
Hoover. tmer..su Food ADMINISTRATOR
arrived d, PARIS f-om London to-day Fls
met conluttc, 8, French iooi osports
during is morning and later lc'd .0u-
tercnc al,a N~t Borct, rcuch Minis
,er ol Provisions
II Is understood taa AIr Glvptrs
mission M.Ii ta>f an broad -cui, inl
0iil not hc condued 8 particular lo,ahle.
Ia turop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
Quinine That Does Not Affect Head

Because Of lt> tome and laxative effcrJ.
Laxative Bromo Qmninc Tablets ean be
taken b1 anyone without causing nervous
neSs OF ringing n the head There Is only
one Rromo QWnine + " Groves
signature on the box tx Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
PUNY, WEAK BOY
Made Strong and Well by Sinol, Why
Ii Is Bestj for Children.

Williamson, W Ia My little boy
was weak, puny and tired all the lmr.
did not want to do ANYTHING Ninol was
recommended and il has built ~ his
strength and made him healthy. Har-
ley Clay Williamson, u Va
The reason Nlaol waS 30 successful
IN this case is because it contains bccf
and cod liver peptones, iron and mangan-
csc peptonates and glycerophoSphates
the very elements needed to build up 4
Weakened, rundown system, make rich,
red blood and create strength
y y. Danforth, Druggist and drug
gusts everywhere
I. ). Stop scratching our Saxoi
a-lse stops lschlng. We guarantee il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
SETTLING ESTATES.

Register Of Wills Isaac + Brown
has granted letters ttstamcntarp on
the estate of fdwin Sheppard IL
kalIena r Sheppard and letters If
administration on the estate oi John
L Mct ntee to Mary T. Nctntee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
At Oak Hill School

The thanksgiving spirit WAS evidenced
BY special exercises in the Oak Hill
school on Lancaster Pike. which were held
on Tues day Afternoon, and consisted of
songs and rectations hy the emldren
and addresses by Rev Hugh helso and
County Superintendent Jump
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
Edmond RoStand Seriously III.

BY Associated Press - Every Evening
Paris. Nov % Edmond Rostand,
the distinguished author. Is very III from
pnc mona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special spoudtncg of Etery Evening
I.ktou Al3 \oy. %.
Proic~>oa RaeeaN Reynolds. .or ~evcra
year, teacher in - Luke School,
philadclphla, has been appointed teacher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29
Buy One of Our New
BlouScS at S7.95 for a Gift

Round neck BIouscs of fine quality
georgcttc crepe, comes in combinations or
plain colors, several new models At
s795
Tailored BlouseS in white. flesh, navy
bi>que, rose, pink fronts cluster tucked
with dainty ruf1es Several new models
at $5.95
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29

Do Christmas Buying At Once
Gift Shoes On
Sale Tomorrow

And We Offer:
Ladies lace, Russian calf, cloth tops,
military heel Shoes, very special at $500
the pair Don't fail 10 attend this special
shoe sale.
New Spats in all the seasons newest
shades Prices ranging from $50 to
$500 the pair.
Extraordinary, indeed. arc the follow
ing specials IN pearl grey kid vamp, with
cloth top and Louis heel hattIeship grey
yamp, cloth top and leather heel Havana
brown kid vamp and ouis heel, tan calf
cloth tops, 81 90 value Foro Wcdnes-
day. $500.
ChilJrcn's odd lots Of Russia calf and
black patent coltskin. At $500, $3.50
and S4.OO.
Childrcn's black gun metal, lace. Pcgu-
lar So 90 quality, at S2.35.
aides white button Ovcrgatcrs, eight
button Regular $50 and $500. For
Saturday, 81 90 the pair
ladies' black patent kid vamp. white
tops, also white kid lace and low vamp.
with white tops Regular price 5000.
During this sale $500 pair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29

~'oiS. DELAWANE. TISilNI, WV III
OUR STORE OPENS
Do Chris
If you are not care
buying early, why not
for the day. The fanC
Neckwear, HandkerChiefs,
Leather Goods & Jewelry
For Gifts
Our holiday lines of ladies all linen
Handkerchiefs are without equal in the
city. Several special lines including Sun
Spcens," arc shown upon our counters.
We invite your inspection
ladies' all linen, hand embroidered
Handkerchicfs. white. grey and blue en-
hrodcred. Csc, SOC. 35c each.
All linen hemsitchcd Initial iandker-
chiefs, several styles, Csc, SOC, 35e, soc
each
Youths lIandkerehiefs-the size lust
right for the "bie boy, all linen. coored
borders Also al linen initial, 25c each.
iandkcrchcfS for che little folks :
Baskets with handkesehicfs in them.
tio,tL nv,t,;ofe ,.;Ji, ,;1f,roc
and 25c A box
This department has SO many attractive
and useful articles that make an acceptable
Christmas gift
Fine pir sea- strap books. $500 TO
$1,000 each.
Leather Bags. several different STYLES,
$2.25. $3.50, $500 To $1,000 each
Mems Wallets, S15O to SIS 90 each
Childrens fancy colored Velvet Bags.
also fancy colorcd leather, Soc 70 $50
each
Cur assortment of Pearl Beads has
everything that is required in that particu-
lar article-al lengths and qualities
Short Neck Chains, soc TO $500 each
Graduated Neck Chains, $500 to
$1,000 each
Opera length Pearl Beads, S1.OO to
$3.50 each.
Long Chains. $125 to $500 each
Rhinestone Bar Pins. made Of aSllvo'
and "Siverie also sterling silver mount
ingS. $500 to $500 each
Fine inlaid and Venetian art ieWclry-
Earrings, $500; Bar Pins, S1.5O. avail
licreS. $500 each.
Al this department yon will find all the
new creations Of the hour
Fine Piquc Sets, $l.25 to $5.75 each
Gcor2ettc Sets, S1.5O to $2.25 each
Satin Sets $15O to $500 each
Organdic Sets $1.OO To $5.75.
Yelling has come into its own, the short
veil and the flowing veil
Yelling nv The yard, Soc 10 Sl.OO per
yard
Flowing Wells With borders, s1.50 TO
$50 each
This line has been greatly enlarged dur
ing the past year We have used our hest
efforts to make this department complete
in every way. The following IS 4 partial
list of what We carry:
Neck Chains, Mems Waldmar Chains.
Pocket Knives, FohS, Cuff Buttons and
Links. Scarf Pins, Tie Clasps, Beauty Pins,
Bar Pins, Brooches, Baby Rings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29

lost something? Try classified adver-
.scmeut N Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-29

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware City Nov 39 Miss Molle
Pordham Of Philadelphia is spending
few days here with her brother. James