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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

have only to ask for your money
back.
DodsoR's Liver Tone In a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take n spoonful at night and wake
up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick
headacAe. acid stomach or consti-
pated bowels. 1t doesn't grippe or
cause Inconvenience all the next day
like violent calomel Take a dose Of
calomel today and tomorrow you will
feel weak. sick and nauseated. Don't
lose a days work! Take Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and feel fine,
full OF YiEor and Ambition.--AdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

BASEL, Switzerland, oct "a
HavaS) After the speech Of Prince
Maximlllan, Deputy Karl Ierold, in
the name of the centrist party, read
a statement In the reichEtagg iasking
that the reform OF the constitution
of the empire be extended 10 that
war cannot be declared without the
consent Of the reichstaR. He added
that II peace with the entente allies
is not possible. the government viii
have to call on the last man for the
defense Of Germany
Deputy Ebert, majority socialist.
declared the German people would
no longer permit themselves 20 b"
without tho right 10 decide their
own fate. Friedrich Enumann.
radical, said he considered peace i'm .
possible by military means. and that
Germany must use her diplomatic
resources TO end tho war.
Count Won Westarp. con8ervntive.
declared his party would not vote
for the constitutional reforms pro-
posed by the chancellor. because II
considered them dangerous,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

Same NJ Terman, Chicago, Ill.
I.enneth 8. Wells, OrfOrdvllle, Wis.
Died Of Accident and Other Causes.
Lieutenant:
, David J. Andrews, Dayton, Ohio.
Sergeant;
James +. Abbott, Herrin. III.
Privates:
Precopio Bandino, Calebria. Italy.
Earl Lyackoe, Stryker, Ohio.
Died Of Disease.
Captain: Il
Ronald Simmons, Providence. r. I.
Sergeant:
Harold l. Taylor, Arlington, Mass
Corporal
Henry Davis, Hamburg, Miss.
Privates
Anderson l.. Alder, Tyrell, n. c.
Emil Biba, Chicago, III.
charles X. Caststeel, Buford, Ark.
DR.. D, Dodd, Whitmlll. Va.
Frank w. Donbicr, Odell. Ill
william VI. Falkner, Sarver, Pa.
Virgil 7. Fnrrar, Clyde, Texas.
Frank Fonfara, Brooklyn. N. Y.
william l. Henry. Colquitt. Ga.
Henry Holt Bough. Tenn.
Nuell Hunter, Pleasant Hill La.
Lemuel w. Jonas. Columbia. Mo.
Charles Kiddcr, Elizabeth, w. Va.
Patrick Daniel Lltton, Potosi, Mo.
Frank j. McCourt, Paterson, N. J.
Raymond a. Poe. Corder, Mo.
Sturt II, Prescott Cleveland, Ohio.
Frank Gustave Thomas, Bakersfield,
Cal.
Missing in Action.
Lioutonants:
Robert a. Anderson, Honolulu, T. H.,
u. s. A.
Linn II Forster. Buffalo, N. Y.
David Mcclure. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Newton G. Rogers. Canandaigua.
N y.
Sergeant:
Gerald II. McGrath. Boston, Mass.
Corporal:
Regnor r.. Thorson. Remove, PA.
Lester l.. Lintner, Lancaster, Pa.
Privates:
Edward II. Bailey, South Norfolk.
Va.
Frank Rat. Cleveland. Ohio.
Robert Bevins. Meta, Ky.
Lawrence w. Brady, Winona. Texas.
Harry Christianson, Kalispell, Mont
Nicholas Christow. South Lorain,
Ohio.
Martin Coffey. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Camille u. Clark. Superior. Wis.
Clyde n. Driskill, Farmland. Ind.
william X. Eveans. Calhoun. Ga.
Hans EvensOn, Wahpeton. N. d.
Pleasant r. Fain Spray. N. c.
Frank A. Feely, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Fernando Fresuuez, Chamisal. N. M
Charles GIN, Hinton, w. Va.
Clarence Groves, St Marys, w. Va.
Myron j. ,Growsock. Columbia City,
Ind
John j. Herman, Dorchester. Mass.
Albert Hussman, Hoffman. III.
Mikita Karasuk. Hartford. Conn.
Harold y. Lansberry. Philadelphia,
Pa.
John McNicholas. Chicago, III.
John +. Meehan. Duncott. Pa.
Williaih L. Nelson, Hunting, Mass.
Herschel NJ. Rainforth. Fredonia.
Pa.
John Roberti, wolvega, Holland.
Raymond r. Rooney. San Francisco.
Cal.
Casper T. sisak. Braddock. Pa.
Edward d. Smith, Roxbury, Mass.
William d. Smith. Shawmut, Pa.
Allen John Stevens, Carlisle, Pa.
Harvey Stewart. Airy. Mo.
Bert Yarmouth, Marshalltpwn, Ia.
Charles Wolf, New Orleans, La.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

also voted for the Usage bill as did
ali members OF the Oklahoma del
egation in the lower house, as we'll
as the upper house. Ninety per
cent OF the voters Of Usage county
are in favor OF this bill. and they
will prove loyal to Chandler on cleo
tion day by supporting him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
NEW JERSEY EXPLOSION
WILL BE INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTOS, oct "a Investi.
cation by the military committee Of
tho explosion at the shell-load lnE
plant ht Morgan, N. J., on october
I was authorized today by the sen
ate. Senator FrellnEhuysen of New
Jersey. urging his resolution for the
inquiry, declared "A reign OF terror cx-
lists among the residents for from 80
to 80 miles around the munition
plant because OF fear an another dis
astcr.
II either Of two storage plants at
Morgan were struck by lightning or
q fire should occur II would destroy
half of the city OF New York. SEN
ator Frelinghuyse said,
Tho men who fight 10 make their
country free often make their bodies
beautiful,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
Dies at Age OF 100.

SUPERIOR, Wis. OctI 24.-Wn-
liam Davis is dead here at the age
OF l06 years. Born in Wales he
came to the United States and after
service In the civil war was a Missis.
sIppi river steamboat captain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
New Things in Shirts

Can you remember ever having too many
shirts? Most men never have enough No
matter how many y1u do have, you'll buy
some new ones when you see the beautiful
patterns Just here from the best makers at
$3.50, So, $3.50 up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
Stanford White Dead.

CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-A. Stanford
White, president OF the Chicago
board OF trade. died today OF pneu-
monia. superinduced by Spanish in
fluenEa. He was 81 years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

y. s. Sherman. New York. N. Y.
Isidore Battst. San Francisco, Cal
Henry Buikema. Little Falls. ". j,
liert HarDhain, Council. Idaho.
samuel A. lIanard, Philadelphia. Pa.
Kay G, Morton, Durkee, ore.
Robart Rumley Norfolk, Va.
h. WnycaSter. Black Mountain, N C.
Died OF Wounds.
Privates:
Jacob Chorny. PodolSkoy Huberni,
Proskurov skoho Urzda. Pohta-
: Tornornda, Selo. Postolovka, Rus
sia.
Edward ]. Down, Troy, n. Y.
Harry Pappas. Doridot. Greece.
J.. A. Tucker. Niagara Falls. N. Y
Walter A. Wandless. Boston. Mass.
II. II. Commander Enterprise Ala
Harry J. CLOCK, Baltimore. Mo :,
Clarence rsrSrrs Z, e. S wlIIer. 81. LOUIS Mo. To- =
D'T% p,,v.,. :" no'''o"' ""' " ~
,y. .,,o,a n
AUG H 80 a, Diaoo
s.t' '" VI
r,,,S ptodo,or uoo,,Ir, Uash
Ciyne a; hhoue'e'' Sepu'"i' "AS'
W., 80. ,-or,h q n
Wm' s, Lewis; wI,; Epwuu.ni pa. o ~
lH'S VI n,,IS, .,t
'So'S =" 'ANT"'
rtna,es, ,,..,,, r,,a
ray r. ,oIuo", iih.,.sn i ~,
1"s. " 80 ~
rt, "a ',.L .r',Inca N
g gInI! nan'Svnm' s,,nit, 1870,
o@"'Te, ~ ~ .,, Sl.S,
,,', n u nP'A"0 H'0''
;, a., ~,.,a, NJ
e'S%r. Turnarof r.. EdSAr N'""rA' :" d
,L,t ~.
ray J. feters' LakeE'e"' Orc'
v.' Hn '' .I 70. .,os =,
hiIeu ~ s, " n" "a "a
wus. ~ uea % s,.. OF.
o.nuI " e,,nSns ,sa
Wou"oeo se'..ey, IS'' "Dueu 49,
srs'. .s. ,,i"s,n IN c,,on ~.
snKntS. 90 ~ss ~ "' 49,
P'''oi'e''' '
Killed IN Action.
captain:
Meade Frierson' 1r' NashViile' Tenn
Lieutenanb:
Henry w. Gundlach, New YORK. N Y,
Paul X. O'Donnell, wilmington, Del,
Sergeant:
Wilbur X. Chapman Mesa' ATE
Corporals: o.
Glen E. Beaber, Kilgasha, Mich.
Richard ID. Eastman. Lawrence
Mich.
Ross r, Ells' AlIoueS, Mich,
John l.; Fisher Lancaster Ienn.
MAX Ftgelman' New YORK ~ Y,
VIM r GietIen, warren, Micn:
FRANK L. Puterie' WatertoWh' VIE
WIN. ID. IloweH. TITUS. Als;
Jacob H. HoH' 81 LOUIE MO
COOK
John ". Hraaiey, Barnes N Y.
rriva'es; ,,
IS,' Loss r. Hnsy, LoesC.,.s' @ eASS
Reinhart w Books MassilIon' o.
henry u; hpanuuIN, hSenc' ~ H.
MlcnSei ] - hr,.e, p,or Er.es" nj, ~
ErnS Max d eu"Sv MI IVA p,rron S pon Matt.
w WIS; wv, c,..v N..o,,, u,,n
@ Nv 80 N,-,Isrnt Innt
tJsn. LOUIS N, nov,s S"",, Hsni.,trnn E'' Mioh ''
AdoIrh DemeI St paul, MINI
SSopn SSo.,,n Eamnn. p,atnwsIl N,,h
st.r,.,, n uNoss Ro odnntnwn FLA
&C. rrImes san Francisco Cal
c,urtIs n Curdner Johnson Cltv.
Tenn
rranS Hart Chicago I'll
Clarence JRwkins Uuntinrburr Ind
Arthur T, johnson, Rowland, Conn.
Henry II, ZONES, Rrownsville, Texas.
AIex Kaufman. fremont. pa, ..
Harry 7. KcIp. Hurley. & d.
c'baris. u, MccaIlon, purdy. Mo.
| M.DonaId q McCulIouVh Portland
Ore
/ eau NoIe Corunna Mich.
/ JyIIIiar, 7. MurrIn Crcenyille. pa.
C,Iement 7 Osos Mich CITY. Ind.
E,ros DevaIois Rnmn Virril III
c,rI payroond Cadmus Mich
Ira,,ord " ReIsz ir New York
~
iIao sliktnskI Detroit. Mich
80. r souter south Rcnd Wash
Tavj 9 T.nnav ir New YORK N Y
Tro,ts wsv uuntInrton park
49, II TT wul,o ouson No,h,e
lInr. roxas
D,,sars p Woodv,-d U..tcbs,ter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
ROLIQfHONOR

NAShlNGTON, oct. 24--Ths
following casualties are reported by
the commanding general Of the
American cKpeditOnary forces;
Killed IN action, l7,dicd Of wounds.
10, died Of accident and other
caHseH, !, died Of disease. a.;
wounded severely. 81; wounded, de-
gre" Undetermined. 81. wounded
slightly, 80, missing In action, s.;
died Of airplane accident. :. Total,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

In architecture, AZ In all the arts,
the surest way to Kill tfe erect "
to overBeek H.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
Suits for School Bows

We knolp lphat kind of clothes your boy needs
to withstand hard IUedr and yet keep him
lueH dressed. Whether you doubt this or not
zoe expect to hare you come and Investigate.
ers; many different fabrics, shades and pat
terms; nep military styles; $40 and up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

will not allow himself 10 he flouted
and ridiculcd by the existing Ger
man government.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
OKLAHOMA LIST.

hlllcd IN ACtiOn,
Corp. CCciI NJ. Hendricks. Duke.
Died Of Wounds.
Priv. Knfus Carter, Durant
Wounded severely.
Corp. jesse Keys, ChcCoinh.
PrtYRtcs:
Raymond 4. Pollard, Sabclla.
jesse l.. SchoOlcy. Hastings.
Wounded. Degree undetermined.
Corp. Pnul \. jackson, BartlcsV Vile.
Wounded slightly.
Priv. Noble ". BcncficI, Curmnn.
Died OF Accident.
Priv. Thomas u. Capcr. Bethel.
Missing In Action, Previously Re-
ported Killed.
Priv. Fred ldlcut. NARROW.
Returned 10 Duty, Previously re-
port Missing In Action.
Priv. John H. Larson. Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
Clapp
Shoes

If you want your shoes to
wear a long time, start
out with a pair of good
ones; Edwin Clapp makes
them in the smartest styles
you'll see and the best
feathers money can buy;
$12 to $14.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25
Fall Styles Ready

You can see ALL the new fall styles for men
and young men here today; extreme military
effects for those young men who are helping
lover here" instead of "over there conserva-
tive styles for men of every age and taste;
fine fabrics, finely talored rich shades new
patterns splendid values.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-25

Knox hats are styled for
men and young men who
want the utmost in style
and quality; this store is
Tulsa headquarters for
them; new shapes, new
shades, new effects in
bands and trimmings; Sc
and up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
SENTENCED TO DIE At ls.

\eW orh. ten. 20 Paul tnapmAl.
a lt-Nrar-yid choir .p. Ra- -ent.n.r.I
10 death su the ele,,r, char .H sag SING
state prison ~ Supreme Court l-.H
kapper today. ui,,- Governor Nhs
man interveues 1v epmuur4ug .Ae .a-
tence 10 life Imprisonment .lc .oF nti
die sometime durlLg ,aa --t ecrA
April. Chapman N4- 1uugted % .Iil-
ing d Broax!m -hopAc,p,r a4.Ic 4--empf
ing. with rNo other olt.> s. rJa 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Ola Jackson St.. q r. h.. D.. h.
e22 du pont St. 6 r. b., u. h
S0p " Eighth st, r.. b., p, h.
7Os Van Burcn St 10 r. b. n. h.
Il0i Poplar st. r. b.
iiO5 Adams St. II r.. b.. D.. h.
1894 French ST. r.. u
2li W Fourteenth st. 81. b
4f2 Taylor St. r., b.
sl6 Washington St. ~ r.. h.. n. h.
7i2 Poplar St. r., b., r.. h
1912 ratuall st. 8 r. b., p. D.
O02 Broome Sc. 10 r. b.. 2 n. h.
1I22 E. Twelfth St. . r.. b.
I20o W. Eighth St. r.. b.. p. h.
1913 Clayton ST.. r. b., D. b.
1910 Hroome St. ~ r. 2 h.. 2 p. h
D3f Kirkwood 81 r, b.
201i Delaware Ave 10 n. y. h.
1910 Pine st q r. b.
We do not advertise our large list Of
Washington Heights dwellings Call at my
Office Have over nifty
Detached dwelling At Hiilcreet Modern
improvements Largo lof. Garden and
fruit trees
Two houses north of Brandywinc. six
rooms. steam heat. modern in every detail. /.
can he purchased similar 20 rental plan.
]. II. GORDON
aI5 Orange st.
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KILLS FAMILY. THEN HIMSELF.

Columbus. o. Feb -Or Alter aoo.
ing ana kl.llng his ta.. Iea4 srl >
his slx-year old daughter \la4.s 81.
his ..ster-in-.aa. Miss IIa1. Steele 40
25. ana so seriously wound ug ..- .tl.r-
in-.aw. Mrs ~alie CrIlt ...t
expected tp ly Forrest 5g 9A i
4. an insurance agent ar.v 'ia.
a gun on himself aui 1t-l 0- tu.Iy. I)o.
nestle troubles ar. pun r. at
caused the shooting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
pEAN oF sCRANToN PREss DLEs.

Scranton. pa.. Feb. -0 Marshal IN
ton, dean li the printing rait ~cra
ton and publisher ' be >unca. tr'
Press. the second SUNDAY newspaper +.
be established IN he ni'ed Na.cs. ile.
NIoulaS night ie Wa- ~ rear- e.1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
CLASSIFIED ADNERllS-
INC RATES

Ten c,nts per counted i,ne Tor first
tnserticn and - per Tine for each sub
s,ot,,nt nsfsttion--bascd ON minimum
n,tbrce nos and six words &c tho
tine
,pnuparriI unless othcFw Use ordered
sshi face IL iotnt TO II y int per
miitrd aud harrcd .or ON six-point
basis
pne month Insertion 81 per nne-
NO All accepted toi tess than three
lines
natiy pdVtrtiSing tor one wear. s5c
~ hur per month on contract NC
a. accented tor ass than three lincs.l
~FfCINl CLASSIFICATION
~Qe,lat uotiUCs dividend nCtlCts. an
roa ui rttluRs. elections. proposals.
funu sails auction sales and all
er..aat 'aesincattons will I've charged
f1f af rate ot To- a line Tor the nrst
Iu.,.f tluu aud - a lin, ioi each sub
.,.,tlt,nt ln-rf ion. AdNt rtisOmrnts
ruuuiuz one month charged at month
IS rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
CIemeucy Tor Navy Omc,f

Washington Feb. Q "A sentence
dismissal imposed hy naval cuIrtnarfla
mon Assistant Paymaster Eugene Dam
for including prohibited military inform
tion in 4 personal letter has been mltiga,cd
to rcprimand By Secretary Daniels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
ATLANTIC CITY. n >.
AUTO TRAINS FOR PERsHTNG.
Many Trucks Coming East 70 Carry
Suppiies 10 American ARMY

Washington. Feb. -u-- wO auto
mobile army transport trains. numbering
30 trucks each are starting earn 4av
from two of the largest automobile ilr-
tories iD the country and rayehng rs
Atlantic ports These tig Liberty trucks
are 10 play an important part in the rams
portatlon Of supplies from French porte
to men a the rcnches I thc shipping
Board can find vessels = which RI carrv
them To France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
TRoTzkl TAkEs oNER FoOD.

PetruZr4d Irlda. teo -. L,aa
Trotzkv the Bolshcvk 3uc'gn minAst,
has been appointed food dictator With
unlimited authority
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
E,r.-s Ris. n Mhent Pricc

Washington. Feb 20 a favorable
repart on the Gorc hil to Increase thc
minimum price for wheat af tnc 1911,
crop from s. to s.. 50 per hushel Was made
yesterday by senate Agriculture Com
fr ttpe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE


400 W. Twelfth st.. 10 rooms. bath. porch.
large lot.
Store property. 22o N Harrison St,
POI W Seventeenth ST.. rooms. bath.
porch and heat.
1922 Van Buren, ST., s rooms. bath. porch
and heat.
230s jefferson St. rooms. bath. porch.
heat. extra large lot.
100 W. Thrtieth st. rooms. bath
LOG Winchester PIac.. rooms. bath. porch
and heat.
DI3-el8 West Fourth st.. rooms. bath
and heat. each.
EAST SIDE PROPERTIES
Southeast corner Ninth and Pine streets.
store property. rooms and bath
Northeast corner Ninth and Pine streets.
store. with three apartments. bath and
hot water heat.
28oa Iessup st. Il rooms. bath and heat
sos Poplar at. 10 rooms. bath. three story
brick.
l24r Walnut st.. o rooms and bath. corner
property.
4lb E Twelfth St. 5 rooms. Price reason
able.
i2ai Wilson 81. two-story brick. fvs rooms
1924 Orange ST., rooms
1924 Pleasant St. rooms.
Northeast corner Seventh and KirkwOod
SITS. 9 rooms and store. Can be bought
at a bargain.
Look tho above properties over: some
suitable for homes and others for in-
vcstments. and make an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
ioo WEST NINTH ST.
Wilmington. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
NOTICES.
MAXWELL MOTOR co. INC.
FPTIFICATE or REDUC-
IlC\ OF CAPITAL STOCK
Nl..n.n Mo,or companN. Inc hereby

Nasvcl Motor Company Inc. hereby
rhat the capital stock ~ said company
tas BEEN reduced from StNu1o 600 dlNidcd
tuta H~n 500 shares nt the par value of SltA
each ~ which it0 'm shar'> WerC hr>i
~ ferF,d stock ilutsn shares wcrc Setpnd
prrfrrpd stock aud tSnoeo shares wcf'
commou stock II -. 8. 1o0 divided into
Fi' SHARE - NJ r., value e9i, Of Sl% nr,l
t,rrrd sfo,k lIu1HA ~Na.r~ arr >""hu
rertcrr,d stock aud lfo rV Nhar'> are
common stock
Ttst >aid reduction 81 capital >tock ~
said company has lCrn cfcct'd bn INC
tIechu~, 81 uot above rar 81 - NhHr'~
- th, first ptrf.rseA -tooh + said CotnpahA
~ thr mar ,aiua of sfuu .act for retire
tarut and tH, tc,n anthp~it'd ~ q vote
81 stnrkholdcf> rprt~''fing az ~ WI
t.5ritaf ~tork uf ~afd company az meetings
tnN htld pursuant f0 wpfN"r 81 notice
-isnrd hN au - saii >t"-bholderS
That All ~ p, d,bt~ cs Sa = company
wttrh arc pot otherwise fuily secured have
lae.u pait and DISCHARGED
NNNWEtl MOTOR COMPANY. Inc.
" lcdyari Mitchell
u,r-v prorrcr F''s'u'"''
James 4 BRADY
llfon Parks
CARL Tuckrr
\ majority of ttS dirVtors
state 70 Mich
On ills 4th ia, ~ February. lalS bcforc
me per~nnhllt appeared " ,"dyaTd Mitchell.
to mr pcr~onall, known ond known to me
pauN the and d, dulN arkuow lcdgcd to
M that % executed hr lor.c"inE, cort ltcate
hose NJ HEWITT
NotarN ruthc Waync GO Mich
MY commission expires Jan 1890 Seal
state II New York
counts ~ \cw York
ou this lst day 81 January iaiS. h"fore
nr personally aprcarcd Harry Bronncr.
and riH ftHrfN
kuoWp and knoNu 20 me 10 bc directors Of
Maxwell Motor Company. Inc and they
scNrraIiy dui, acknowledged to me that they
JA~ T CARSON,
Notary Public Scal'
- = ri,i in : county 10 o Ccrtfs
hlc1 r ~vEisters of"ce Hinge county No
pnu4 Nv Nork county No ool3 Term
james carson.
>otary Public
SrATE OF pEI.AN ARR
OGirc 80 secretary OF state.
~ the state - l'rlaw arr. do hc-Uny certify
that thu above and forcvolng l. true ami
correcf copN = certificate of reduction ~
rapitaI stock 80 the Maxwell Motor Com
pans Ine a. revivcd and ficd in this Office
thc Cghth daN ~ February. y 1918.
a. clock d m
rn1 hand and offcia. seal 81 Dover. this
tirhth day of February IN the wear OF our
tard or, thousand min, hundred and
riehtaeu
EVERETT q JOHNSON
Secretary 81 state.
SeaI
RECEIVED TOR RECORD
February =. 1915
GEDRGE
Recorder
STATE of Delaware
Nfw castle county.
Recorded ia Tho recorder Office at Viii
rtingtou tu Certifcafc Record o. vol o.
pa4c a.. A. fte Nih day of February. :. u.
Ia4A
Witness u.y hand and ofic.ai seal
" l. GEORGE.
Recorder.
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SPANISH LESSONS-2O for $40. Mis-.
Cristina SANCHEZ. SPA West Ninth street.
Telephone 4Oo2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
STEAM BUSES FOR NEWARK. y. J.
Seven Routes Proposed by Co. That
Would Operate Double Deckers.

Newark, IS u. Feb go Application
70 start steam power brs lines over seven
different routes has been .cd wth t.tN
Clerk Egan 81 Ncwark tv Tile IaUer
Car ana Locomotive Corporation Fhr
company propose .ptrlt. double
decked buses. each capable ID rarryinI
~ passengers he trucks W4l De tgulf
ped with Pneumatic ires
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20

NOTICE February 20. At Sinclair &
kiars stock yards at Kenpett Square.
Pa. ESQ head of live stock. VIII sell stock
Of all kinds ON commission for you SIN
clair & Blair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20

PUBLIC SALES.
PuHL.IGaALE nfstr

PUBLIC SALE of stock. farming implements
ard household goods on Bread u Choose
Island Farm. between Newport and stanton.
will take place Thursday. February p.
~ o'clock noon NJ. Croome, ". a.
Higgins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
LOST AND FOUND.

pDtkFTRDok lost Containing six 81
t,tr. aud some change going from Rcy-
..,fd- candy 90 and Butter = to Fifth
trI Market RtNard u returned to
.bc ENtnine journal once
ttlN. LOST -Iady'S cuiorcd stone, on
~,fur,in, evening Reward ir returned to
Nifrh.u twcl,r Ford Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
FOR RENT.
PRINTING.

NOW Is your chance 20 get good printing
| make new type for each job OF printing
at the rate of 140 letters minute which
insures good, clean work. Chas H. Gray.
printer. ii East Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
BUSINESS SERVICE.

iaii AIioN ~ writine. duplicating book
~ ping. - pewritlng. clerical work mail
~. tG Sew Idea Letter shop. 9I3 Market
street. s-ooS-J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
MALE HELP WANTED.

BOY. strong or young man to learn trado
IN press room. Apply at once. Every
Evening Oflce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
STORAGE. TRUCKING Sc

TORAGE-MerChandis stora9e lactutles
in the vicinity of Market and Tenth streets !.
Tor space, rates. etc. apply TO he Delaware
storage &C IoStof1sC box 552
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROOMS and board for gentlemen Al
conveniences. Use of phone. .Phone 54I3
GIG West Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20

III BlACkSMITH-Good and helper. Apply
Whitcford Hun corner Heald ana
Peach streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY FOR MORTGAGES
in sums 20 suit. Real estate for sale
WILLIAM II. ZONES S23 <htoleN ST
TYPEWRTTERS.

WE RENT and repair a.. makes typcwri.ers.
sell rubber stamps. soOsL leal binders aud
stationery. Once supply and Typewriter
Co. 1U3 Ford Buudiu4 54lS-K
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20

BA RBER 1870 King street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-20
CHIRoPoDISTS.

MRS. F. p. SHERWOOD
io697 West seventh str,e-t Cbtropodist
Graduate q tianna & O.,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-01-23

Mrs. Tetherow went to Medford
this afternoon for a visit with her
daughter.
We will pay you AZ cents cash for
fresh clean eggs at the Cooperative
Creamery. II
X. b. Miller, OF the G. Il o. G. rail-
road. is in the city today on bus
mess connected with the company.
Joseph Frazier, who visited the
Shattuck family at Kerby. left this
morning. returning to Days Creek.
Jim White returned to Roseburg
last night. after spending several
days in the city on business con-
neeted with the Oregon Gas 4 Elec-
tric company.
Supervisor N. +. Macduff of the
Siskiyou forest. left Monday on a
trip to Gold Beach. taking the gov
ernment trail down Rogue river from
Galice.
Mrs. II. X. Preston. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. II. Fal-
lin. for the past five weeks. went
to Portland Saturday night to reside
Mr.. Preston left about two weeks
ago to work in the ship yards.