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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
Special Values in Homes

Special Values IN Homes
1900 block W Fourteenth. 6-room
bungalow good garage; 50TliO feet OF
ground; n dandy; S. $40
Owner gone. Vacant now; 1911 "
Ninth; bargain and "A good home $1,000
1900 W. Twenty ninth. big 6-toom
bungalow saraEe: wash house A com
plete home. special value: $500.
ii2 West Thirty sixth. New bungalow;
big rooms and breakfast room. The
best buy I'm the city; 1880
Big 6-room bungalow on ClRssen. gar
age. basement, etc is. 800.
72T W. Twenty seventh New bunga-
low. The beet built IN the city Hard
wood throughout. basement and furnace
Tile bath room: a real home; 5000.
j. f. GREEN & co.
:75 American National Maple it2i.
ron sAfE-Cfrap, " taken at once, new
l-room bungalow with cabinet bullt-in
kitchen. WIN make terms TO night party
Walnut 1o,2.
EXTRA nice Groom bungalow. only 81,
100. Will take car In on first payment
Call Maple ele so7 Campbell building.
TWO STORY building. eight rooms
above barn. cellar. good repair, extra
fine location site. OF would consider
trade. Maple Zsia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

FOR RAfE--sEN acre Red River
plantation, 500 acres cultivation, rs
S0..e. nous m,voO ,,n re,.,asno. n'opS residence
overflow, easy terms. N. C. Wade.
TexarkanA, Ark.
70 IcKfH, four fnIles ifom bedueen. N
I'M cultivation. 70 valley, housc, oub-
ard, well and spring water, on rural
Ioute road. half mile 10 school, price
y 100 Y shaw, peoueen, ARK.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


THIS Is A BARGAIN
A well butt two-story dwelling,
rooms. bath and basement. one block
from car line. pavement nearly paid
out: location 1910 ". sth St. price
for a short time only, $3.50.
l.. A. BRlTTAlN.
Phone Walnut gss1
tl East Park Place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

ROk sALE--5-room house. ~ r. ibth
St, south.
For sALE-2-rooin house. r e3fd and
phiilluas nm caK linz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-09

FOR SALE--Closo In, rOomlug house, II
rooms nicely furnished. reasonable
rent. cneap for cHsl, by oWner. y. ..
box 40
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-29
NORTH DAKOTA, (coptinued)

NORTH DAKOTA, (coptinued)
Shepard, Geo. M. Brocket
Stinson, Ray G. Penbina
sievert, A. F: Treat Bend.
Taylor Drug Co. Minot
Taubert L. A. Casseltons
Teigan's Pharmacy Lehr
Thorwaldson, E. Mountain
Warner Drug Co.! Hamilton
Warnecke, Fred ]. j. cando
Wernork, ]. 7. Kenrnare
Westhops Drug Co. Westhope
Whiting Drug &c. Wahpeton
Wilkef, 1. J. Hensel
Wirtenberger, Geo. Lidgerwoodd
WolfordDrug Go. Wolford
Wyatt "a sabin
&&&.aIA@4&Sra4 Sa >s4RAe44 &2N#AM%f4
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-29

Evansville Drug Company GAINESVILLE
Central Pharmacy Barnesville5
Drug Company crookston.
Cannon, Thomas Northcote,
cormontan,E II. FosstonII
Erlandson, Carl Kennedy,
Heyerdahl,. g. 9. g. Roseaui
Leonard Lse.tsar 9. r steplaenl
Lazar, D. St,sIIiillaires
Middle River Drug Co Middle River
Marks DING Store Fos,stofn
Nelson N. A. St.Tilaires
North Star Drug Company Warren
Olson Mercantile Co, Donaldsskonls
Peoples Drug Co. Red:L.a FAN
Robertson, D.sA Ha1loelk
Spinks, RE. Middle Rdiyssf
s~trathcona Mercantile;slC ga, Snati,cnnal
LazebY;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
OUR LIBRARIES NEW
IDEA To FRENCH

"TlIc public library idca was new one
to the French people SAYS the World :
" ork Tor November They have seen
ii m operation and leaders of French
tho ght believe il IS something France
needs \ committee, with the President
ot the French Republic as rs chairman
has been crratcd 20 work ont plans for
the establishment IN France Of system
&c public libraries modelled on Nmerican
lines
plans are maturIng for the establish
mcnt in France. after the fighting ls
over, Of mn enormous. system Of scho OILS
and universities for tho better education
II our soldiers during the period Of dc
mobilization II wIll take rs long to
get our men back ~ II has taken 10 get
them over. longer, probably. h"cause
there will not he pressing need for haste
Tallcyrand sad 'vnu can make soldier
out of i clvllIan, but YOU cannot make
II ,lian out Of military man cur
Government Is goIng % try ~ do what
Iallc,rAnd said Was impossible 'mr
mon ave got to ~ educated for thrtr
return IL, individual units 70 ciNll lite
and not as q m,htarv mass ne u
rarl War Service Is tending more and
more dctin tcly toward thus edurational
objective
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
4 JAPANESE NOM MENT
To AMERIt AN FAIRNESS

The hrcakw ater at Yokohama stands
.ndav a. monument 70 American
generosity. SAYS Frederick Moore N the
November World Work, Just published
Il was built with part nf the indemnity
money returned 10 Japan 10y the nited
states III circumstances which may bt
said 10 have set the standard for Amerl-
can diplomatic dealings with ORIENTAL
powers
In June 1868. ire vas opened on the
American merchantmen Pembroke at tn,
entrance Of tn, Sea Of Japan Very soon
the [ : :. Wyoming appeared and in
ten minutes OF hot fighting sank two
Japanese war vessels and disabled
third Other trouble followed An
Indemnity Of 5000. .G0 was finally Inn
posed by the four Powers The share
which the nlt-d States received Was
S750.0OO 1t lay on deposit twenty year,
III the State Department accumuiatIng
interest Il then amounted 20 81 ,110,3J4
and after q warm debate IN Congress.
claims were paid 70 the dependents and
heirs If thoseWho fought on the " yoming
There renamed a surplus Of S1S5,OO0,
somewhat more than the original IN
demnity. and this was returned 70 Japan
during the Administration OF President
Arthur Three years later the first re-
mission OF an indemnify was made 70
{ una
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
TURKISH EMPIRE RUGGED.
Coast Mountainous With High
Plains in Interior; Famous
Forests Denuded.

Practically the whole Turkish Empire Is
of the same surface conhgiration high
mountain ranges along the sea coast, with
elevated plain and plateau IN the interior.
These inner plains are generally fertile,
being constantly renewed by soil washed
from the surrounding mountains Where
rain is sufficient or where water can be
obtained for irrigation, they produce fine
crops of grain.
In ancient times the mountains we're
everywhere covered with forests. The
ccdars Of Lebanon not only furnished TIM
her for the building of Solomons Temple
in Jerusalem. but the kings OF Egypt
annually iloatcd large IN is OF logs from
the Syrian coast to supply the demands of
the cities Of The Nile This constant de-
mand from foreign lands, together with
the lack of any system of reforestation.
has practically denuded the mountains of
the whole land
Once more to cover the mountains and
hills with pine and cedar and oak would
be a simple task If carried on systematic
ally. The chief enemy to-day OF rctofe-
stration bv nature IS the herds OF goats
W hich every spring roam over the whole
country and dcvour every green thing
The little seeding trees suffer especially =
National Geographic Magazine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
DEI.A WARE CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence uf Every Evening
Dover, Nov. - Charters were flied
here Yesterday ~ follows.
Export Finance 20, Philadelphia, 70
deal in and with investments of MI kinds.
Capital, 81 500 600
Auto Market 20, Phlladclpnhia 10
manufacture and sell automobiles etc
Capital, $3.50, 900
The 81 Jacobs OIL Co, Wilmington.
10 deal in and with drugs incidence, cts
Capital, $500 600
The Walter Luther Dodge Co, vii
lninglon, To deal in md with drugs,
chemicals, etc Capital $500, 600
Ambassador Hotel Corporation, \. J.,
to conduct hotels, restaurants. etc
Capital, sl00, 600
General Coal 60, to deal in md with
coal, coke, etc Capital slOn, o00
The Pilgrim Filfn %, Wilmington,
to carry on n general taiinp md pro,
ducine Of motion pictures t'apltal,
$50, 900
Parker Manufacturing % Whining
ton, to manufacture aud sci topla rtr.
Capital, 0.0W
increase IL capral stock II Stotefs
oil to. rittsburp pi froni 500 900
Ia 500 0nG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
THE RECKONING.
Mrs. X. l.. Weatherl0w.

The Yankees arc coming, kaiser William.
The, surely are coming your way.
They have your savage hoards running,
Kaiser William
And they Il never ict up for a day.
NJ peace parlcylng OF armlstlcc will
avail Kaiser William.
They mean business in every way
And those nhuman traps you set for
them. Kaiser William,
Only bring you nearer the reckoning
day
You may iuggle and squirm, KAISER
William
There is no help ior you At tins late
day
You have gone the limit, KAISER William,
And the penalty now you must pay.
4 ~ad plight you're il. KAISER William,
You have tried to crush he world,
Now like the worm il the fable. kal-cr
William
The world IS turning against YOU
Your blo,dy rein is about over, Kaiser
William.
1ou have transgrcssed all the laws Of
manklndl
Your subjects have been hammered and
welded Kaiser William,
Into inhuman monsters, not men
You may prepare for reckoning, Kaiser
William,
A reckoning is sure coming to you,
The world is to be Judge and jury, Kaiser
William,
And they'll give YOU What Ger is
your duo.
The dose may bc bitter 70 the taste,
Kaiser William
As all such doses are sure ~ prove.
But tho disease has been Of long stand
ing Kaiser William
So the remedy must be strong and sure.
SO take your med cine ineekly, Kaiser
William.
And step down and out while you can
Let your subjects have chance to be
come humans Kaiser William,
With no hloodthirsiy monarch IN
command
I.aston. Md. November ?, 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
OUR ARMY AFTER THE WAR.

Doubtless when tue war - over, good
part Of our Vsst force viii dissolve Sccrc-
tary I.anc need feel no doubt about tho
ability Of be country to absorb and uss'
these Johnny-conos-t marching -houe
agaIus Men. real men, 1--we men. eX-
prreueed men viii e rs much needed rs
ever in evil life The formidable post
helInu question y how many ol the rayo
bovs viii rcmnln brave hoys III hc eervlcci
81 Tong IS here IS u Germany ~ lurkcy
IN The world. some preparation must b"
made to meet another alrprec aar
lhc mast devoted lover q peace inds Il
hard to sketch a world n Vhleh her" vll
mol be poflee and ~ community If
nations wblch lncludrs samson Won
cannot iaEe too many precautions ~ tho
sizc al the tlnrce Ivan thc plans of
tue League II Enforce l'oaec rnc1dc an
international army 80 whtch tho rted
States world harll. : expected - con
tribute losa than eo0o0o troop Ialr
Review
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.
Assoclatc1 Press 10 Every Evening

rs Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Philadelpfia "a NOV 22 Ruttcr.
higher; western crcnpcry extra C5.
ncaroy prints, fancy. lgt7i, cgRa firm.
nearoy trsts. 20 30 a n 90 pcr ct-c near
by current receipts 70 10. western extra
i'rsts. ~ 1Oa2l 10, western Gr,ts. ~ 80a
20 T; fancy aelcctcd packed 7}a71 pcr
dozen
Cheese. higher; Nrw ) arl and Nt-r,s-
Sin. full milk - 1a3f
Corn, quiet yellow. ~ ID gradc and
location I 55al 10
Onts higher No Uhto ~ AKA
No 3. ~ 2ns2
Live poultry. hirber. fowls and .pring
chickens, 25a3o. old r0'@teTs ~, turkey.
3Ga3S, ducka. Fokiu. 32a'j. d.. Indian
runner 2Sa3O geese 2Sa32
Dressed poultry steady. fresh killed
fowls. iancY 70 MT, do anallcr lzo.
,;2n3G rooetcr 1Si western r0nstlur
chick1 .0a,i du uroIlrr- i3tIl;-pung
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
COYNE TROPHY SHOOT.
Twenty Shooters Have Qualified for u IN
the Last Three Months.

Twenty shooters have qualified IN the
last three months IN the contest Tor tn"
Nilham Cnync trophy. presented {" the
VI iliningtnu 'rrnpshnotlng ASSOCIATION by
" Nilham CoNnc, vicc president 81 the
ia Punt Go The conditions are as ioi-
lows
/ Open to amateur members ni the
" Nllminpton Trapshootmg N~S"ciatiou
, MI scores made III ~ yari target
club shoot events count IN tins trophy
racttrc scores not counted
3 Tie contest to continue through
balance ot wear
! 10 IL eligible 20 compete ter thi-
prllr i Will be necessary to shoot l'Nl ~
more targets each month However.
scores made On all single target IN the
month viii count IL this contest
i Each month the averages wit he
computed hy clauses. and ~ award "t
POINTS made a~ follows sngh gun - each
lass receives ; p mt~ second. ) points
thiId ? - nt>
i The hlch man H each cla~~ "t the
M HI the contest lcrl, Il tu bc ch Ilc ~
shoot ii the fnal contest III, permanent
posse, -.i ii ~ the trophy II ~ target p'r
man under handIrap allotted IN cnh
handlrap committee
In order IL keep the members fully
informed of the progress ot the contest =
ropy ot thc~, conditions and Bulletin
j, ard showing thu ores kept nr tn
,latc shall hc posted II thc clubhouse
The standings If the different shooters
tn uatc are rs follows
Cla~, A r. Il iu pont. total. ).
Pric, lac. scn. Isaac TURNER " \
~inurton. ). H. : Wood. J Il Nc
Hmm : Ciydt. Icrdnru r
Glass L" T. 4 al pont. ; p.
Miller. 8. " C Wood. II. Stanley
Tuchton. :. u. VI Res. 3. II T Reed. ?
t'!a- C l. IAuam ) " Evan~.
ii " NJ Shaw 3; & l. Walker
Glass II" ] VI Turner 4. i W.
Milling. 3. ! l. Morris ;.
III Glass "a Isaac Turner IS leading
MIN points Price Jackson IS second
with and Eugene r du Punl v &
~.mouton ] Il NcFIuGh and CLYDE
Lccoorn are tied Tor third with : points
each. In Class r. " G. Wood has a
safe lead with Is points B Miller has
i points and Philip I du Pont and
~,anlcy Tuchton are tied for thlrd With
> points each.
In Class "C l.. Lyman and J ".
i.yaus were leading with } points each;
" NJ Shaw is second with 5 and G. T..
Walker third with > In lass y J Il.
Turner and ! J. Morris have ; points
each. while " Milling has ; points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
ARE TANKS MERE MAC HINES

Are tunk~ corscIo''~2 Il YOU should
meet one ~aunjoring along a route nation
ale Or sliding down q side hill for a drink 81
petrol. you would not swear 70 the con
trar, DO tanks think Feel a Whppct
twirl under your feet right and left as She
plckS her road across trench bavs or
watch a mark mount and Jog the length
Of tram of fat cars until he finds one
that s..it- him sand You can almost believe
II DO tanks breed Well II least here
arc male tanks and female tanks, and 70 all
appearances offspring Seems quite as
probable as with elephants Have tanks
a scnsc 81 h,nnor' Perhaps not, but like
Fal>tan they are a cause Of humor IN
other, Henry Seldel Can cy IN Yale
Ha\lrM.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22

made To secure the Navy Department 8
aid rs vet, but the chances are that
spccial inducements viii he offered to
members of the naval reserve TO enter
the merchant service. 1t IS also considered
possible that men may fc drafted Tor the
merchant marine in the interests of
Eurupes reconstruction. Valuable men,
who have acquired their sca-legs and
arc skilled in some ship trade, could te
drawn from the navy III this way; but y
draft would hc an emergency measure
in case of a serious lack of volunteers
The experience of the shipping Board IN
getting recruits leads II to believe that
the American boys love of the sen us
,lally stands the test uf practical cN-
ucrience. and that the merchant marine
will not. lack officers nor crews.
As two wears sca-going experience IS
tho main professional requirement oi
applicants for the marine officer schools.
the navy could furnish the bulk OF o,tlcer
nratcrinl for the nine million tons ol
ships vet to hc built. The merchant
marine schools for training officers,
crews, and shipyarl workers, which were
established aS a war measure, Will nc
cont nued IS permanent institution.
The value Of these training courses mas
been proved. They are able To turn ou'
any tyne OF man need, from bolters To
officers
Further additions to the marine, after
the war shipbuidng program Is com
plctcd, rest with Congress. 'h" shipping
Board is not war organization, Il WIS
Organized before the nucd States en-
tered the war to build mp and promote
the merchant marine and oversca natlonal
shipping affairs \ running start has cen
gwen II ty the wartime need tor ships
The war haS also awakened Americans
10 the importance Of = first cla~s marine,
a~ wears 0f peace have not done, and the
shipping Board believes that once huIlt
M our merchant marine Will never sunk
H. tbc old level
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
TRY This FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
Brew it at Home Yourself Save
Money and Feel Better
Right Away.

# YOU Want splendid, economical
remedy for constipation sick hcadarhci
dizziness and torpid liver. gct small
package of Dr Carriers H. and
Tea today and drink i cup u Your own
brewing whenever you need il
This old reliable vegetable remedy
hns stood the test u time and is nov
more popular than ever
Keep 4 package ID The house All the
time and brew cupful VII n you feel
out Of sorts. feverish or bilious. IT al
ways helps promptly and heing mild
and gentle IS Just is good for children
Us for groWnups.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
DEATHS.

s 3o ii lpis sanue. ' bur~S@n sssa g
i:e,a',vss lri'9d- ana memfe5s 9f Ia
and Dt,aware Con,,sto-y. are invited
10 attend Sic funeral services ~ hts
Iatt residence. 1902 JACKSON street on Sat
urday afternoon at : O'Clock Interment
At hivcrvi,~ otmIrs
Kelativ,,s T'nd> and camp 10 is
q Q, 'n+'ca 60, !" a.. a,tena Nd. n r. tansral
.nth street on Saturday evening NoVeTn-
f,..r y AZ = oclock Further services al
Cherry NJ n I Ciurrh oa sgnday. No
Cherry FL ceineter,
H4N<IG4N In th.- @t5 on November
a loiS Thomas J -n!, OF Thomas ano
Ca, fine Hanpigan nn- Hunter. aged
Rcia 9vcs and friends ar invited . attend
the ffnerai a. he res'dence 81 nis Par
aftcrhoon a. > ocioch. inttrnent at Ca
rhedfal cemetery
KEaNY-In this. city on November 20
leis ,AIary :. kenny beloved mot her q
Funeral services from her Iate residence
Hotel du Pont on saturday. November 23
81 80 = NJ
hcCLAKY ~ Philadelphia on November
ulcr!y Of Wilmington
Burial d, Wilmington and Brandy wine
cemetery -f3 Ill ID uFidNs NO.
vemt-r . Friends arc invited without
further noi ice
MCDOWELL <ew castle. DEL On
November u laI$ Emma +. beloved
Wifi OF MarcriluS Mcdowell in her 44th
year,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral services AZ hcr late residence
2I East Fifth street New Caste on Mon
day afternoon. November -. az 2 Oc4ock
Inierment a. Glcbs cemetery
SCHUN UNDER In Deia"arc city. Del on
November 90 1918 Theresa Schundcr
widow If John SchundSr agFd - years
Relatives and friends art invited u attend
the funeral services at the residence % her
>ors-in-iaw. M Hines DeIawarc City
on Monday afternoon al ! 81 r''lork Ia.
terment al Delaware Cit! cemetery
SCA<LAN- In this city OF NoN eInber 20
1919. Narguerite 4 daughter Of Eugh
and Julia i seaman aged IL years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
tIp funeral from thc residence Of Ier par
cntN. rs south Head atr.'t on Saturda II
uorning a. Q O'Clock Requiem mass af
81 MARY Church. Intcrment az cath
edraI cemetery
SHEPPARD n this c.iy o. November
u, 1918. Edwin j. sheppard aged "a
years
Rclatives friends members of Washing
ton Lodge No J. 4. !. & ! Nj and Della
sare Consistnrx are invited 20 attend he
funeral sert ices at his iatc residence. 200
Washington street on Saturday afternoon
November 23 ut = 80 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22

one da1 have As great au army Al
The question i asked As nitcu no
aS III America il X mt | think wn
America how deep 4 first iurr, j
character ~ man and soldier haze ,u.dc
81 thc British and. indeed, tho rc,- i
When H. landed IL England IA Iu.c.
1910. nac 81 the British new ~rapcr~ whos,.
correspondent had been Ter long vhlle IN
hls presence. compared hun with Moltkc.
who was silent III seventeen language
What General pcrshng tho master III
several Philippine dialects Sald was little
ana good When General ln'irc shook lis
hand ii PARIS few weeks later scene
wnrthy ii 4 great historical memorial
hc o4li to one ol hs staff General
Pcrshing Will think first and act after
wards II al Iuncturc~ the general has
been cool and prompt and determined
His colonel u Cuba wrote of hlm, lie
Is the hray,st and coolest man under FIRE
ever saw IN my life Hl~ own recorded
ma\iinS arc icw bat ~ the most worrying
crisis IA France when news 81 The arrival
nt American troops was published Whlic
some If those troops were s'ill IN the
danger zollr II sen he sald 1 DO not
worry, and when the day work j. over
70 IL sleep " Beach Thomas IN
Harper Magazine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
Mill RS Antis ptic Oil. Il row n,
SNAKE OH,
z accnmpIishi, Mnsi Mn.d rf,L L. snlts

: ttUIHplisHI : Must WO"u FIuI 4 suits
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oll states J { Gibson nj .onts~i,trzs=
Ark My little girl vas xefy low WitA
diphtheri& had given her 1Wa dose, of
ntdcine which cost mC $40 with no result
bought a 2ac bottie of Your oil aud on.
aspiration relieved hgr Now sha +, we'll
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Gibson made this statement before atIu-
drrdS of people Mrs Florence, Nltartsr
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writes / have used Your tnttstptic OH
for neuralgia with good eifesis only thing
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sore throat. and | waul 10 "a that II i
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22

ducks Penn aud Lpng lsIand 39af0
spring turkeys, f1aI5 Old. do ~.
f'otatnts dull Eastern shore. JOa
= 70 pcf pnrroI. Jersey 10. pr Daskei
75a ~. No Z. 50aGj, Jcfsrv ami Penn
aglgaria. hundred pounds %p 2 20
80, No. z 13ai ~.
Flour puet winter wheat I0O per
cent Gour. 10 OOatOI5 kansas d0 1910
atOS5. -priug. do, 10 GjalOS5
Uay firm timothy 80 large and
emaIy palof 70 Wla}3 %, So u Zg.pDt
3Gfn W !. ~ nOB2J - Clpvcr mixed
hgh ~ OfJa3G 10. ~ - O0a27 ~
So 2. - oO#23 10
TaIlDw tcady. citT prln" ~ uercsf
fgIt. dn prsal loosr m prime
country ~ aark ~ r1thc %
tletcee t2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
r. c. PONT TO LECTURE.
Will Tell Of The American Expediiionary
Forces Abroad, al the New Church.

T. Coleman DUPONT who recently
visited the battle front IN France and
spent several days in the trenches. will
relate his expcriepce and observations
concerning the American forces abroad
next Monday night, at s o'clock IN the
Parish Hall Of the New { hurch, Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue and Broone street. 1t
will be interesting and instructive TO
hear first hand about our part III the
epochal war from our fellow citizen OF
so keen observation and comprehensive
understanding All seats are Tree and
the piil lie is cordially invited
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
Gall Boxes Discontinued

Tie Western mon Telegraph Co,
is removing messenger cal boxes. which
have been iH offices for some time as
the service is u bc discontinued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-22
DIR. Pretty man at Brandy wine.

Rev G " Prettyinan II Lcwcs viii
preach Al Eral dywunc NJ T. Church
tonight Spe iaI Inuslr BY the choir
and Il solo ! y r~ Pald Grh
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