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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
FLAG FOR ALUMNI MEMBERS

Marietta, Pa. March 20.-The Mari
eta Alumni Association has nag
floating from the Marietta public
school building in honor of the mem
bers who are serving their country.
They are: Herman L. Brandt, Earl
G. Paules. Karl Zuch, John X. Miller,
Wilbur l.. Frey. Edward O'Connor.
Frank NJ. McCloskey. Byron l.. Fry
berger. :. Wright Atkins, Thomas r.
Thompson. Stewart M. Wikel. Amos
Bowman. Benton 6. Nipple, Jr., Alvin
Zuch and Roy Erisman. Among tins
number, Messrs. Miller, McCioskeN,
Atkins and Wikel are known to be
in France.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
RUSHED WITH ORDERS

Halifax, Pa, March 20.-The Mata-
moras shirt factory is rushed with
work and the daily output of shirts
is about eighty -four dozens. This
is Matamoras' only industry and it is
owned by c. I. Glace Bnd c. +. Swell
gard, of Matamoras. 1t is under the
supervision of Fernando Loudermilch.
of Halifax.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20

Hummelstown, Pa, March 90
The wonderful progress which Miss
Josephine Burkholder has made on
the violincello during the past year,
has brought her into favorable no
ticc with many competent musicians
in this section of the state. Last No
vember she appeared before the
Dauphin County Institute in the
House of Representatives, and re-
Gently she rendered a selection at the
Lower Dauphin County Institute in
session here. She is IL years old, a
junior in the Hummelstown High
school and the yongest child of Mr..
and Mrs. Josiah Burkholder, of
West Main street. Humm elstoMn.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
DID NOT MISS TRIP

Halifax Pa, March 20.-In spite
of the fact that the winter Just closed
was one of the most severe on rec
ord, with the roads badly blocked
with snow, j. T.. Meredith, mailman
between here and Matamoras, did
not miss one trip. Most of the time
the roads were shut and he was COM
PEELED to go through the fields on
foot. Not once in twenty five years,
regardless of weather, has Mata-
moras been without mail on a week
daV
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
WILL HANG HONOR ROLL

HummcIStOWn, IA, Marcn ZU.-
The Hummelstown Lutheran Church
will soon hang an honor roll con-
tanning the names of the twenty
eight boys who have already Joined
the colors. A service flag in their
honor will be dedicated in the parish
house on Sunday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
THIEVES STEAL GASOLINE

WayncsbOrO, Pa, March 90
Thieves entered the backyard of the
h me of William II. Smith and. find
ing that n gasoline tank belonging
to Mr.. Smith. containing sixty gal
tons, had the spigot locked. they
shocked a hole in the top of the
tank and siphoned it out-every drop
oC the gasoline. No clues to the rob-
berry have thus far been obtained.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
OWLS NEST INSTITUTED

Columbia, Pa, March 20.-A nest
of the Order of Owls was instituted
here with a membership of 46S on
the charter list, which will be in
creased by another hundred at the
next meeting. A building will be Sc
cured for permanent headquarters.
The order is fraternal and beneficial.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
REQUESTS TO CHARITIES

Marietta, Pa. March 20.-The will
Of Miss Amelia Steinman has been
admitted to probate and the follow
ing bequests are made: To Northern
diocese of the Moravian Church, for
missions. $4,000; to the Lancaster
City MoraHian Church. for Sunday
school purposes, $4,000; Lancaster
General Hospital. $500; Lancaster
Charity Society, $500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
SCHOOL TEACHER DIES

Marietta, Pa, March 20.-Miss Eliz-
Gbeth Sahm, 90 years old, a school
teacher, died at Lititz from apopleXy.
She was a graduate of the Millers-
Vile State Normal School and affil-
lated with the w. c. T. u. and other
associations. Her aged mother and
a sister survive. She was member
Of the Lutheran Church. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
CHAPTER IN NEW QUARTERS

COIumbIn, Pa, Marcn ZU.-COIum-
bia Chapter of the Red Cross has
moved into a building donated by
Mrs. II. NJ. North, of Lancaster, and
which has been furnished by local
manufacturers. The workrooms of
the chapter and auXiliaries have
been furnished and equipped to faci-
litate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
LECTURES ON FOOD

Columbia. Pa. March 20.-Food
conservation will be demonstrated
here in a series of public lectures
and exhibitions by Miss Margaret
Brown, of State College, under the
auspices of the Women's Committee
of the Council of National Defense.
The demonstrations will be held in
the Herr building, the use Of which
has been granted by the owners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
RECRUITING FOR NIILITIA

Columbia, Pa, March 2O.-The
second platoon of Company l., First
Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve
Militia, has enrolled twenty-three
men and Lieutenant II. b. Clepper
gave the first drill in public last
night 1t is expected to complete the
platoon this week when the mem
will be formally mustered into serv-
ice,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
GARMENTS FOR REJGUN

Columbia, Pa, March 20.-The
Junior Auxiliary Unit of the Red
Cross Chapter in Columbia will make
thorough canvass of the borough
in automobiles to collect garments
and clothing for the Commission for
Relief in Belgium. Work of collect
ing will continue two consecutive
DAYS.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
SHIRT FACTORY SOLD

Halifax, Pa, March 20.-John c.
BiXler, of Fisherville, has disposed
of his interest in the shirt factory at
l'isherville to II. c. Kitzmiller, pro-
prietor of a similar factory at En-
dcrs. Mr.. Kitzmiller will continue
to operate his factory at Enders in
conjunction with the Fisheville
plant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
RED CROSS STAND AT SALE

LOysville, Pa, March 20.-To raise
funds for their organization the Blk
Ter Red Cross Society will conduct
a huckstering stand at the sale of
Ralph Milligan, near BiXler. on Fri
day. At this time will be auctioned
for the, benefit of the society a Berk-
shire sucking pig.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
WILL RESUME WORK

Columbia. Pa, March 20.-The
Union street rolling mill of the Sus
quehanna Iron Company, which has
been idle for some time. owing to the
lack of fuel, resumed operations to-
day giving employment to a large
number of men
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
MISS ELIzABETH MORRISON DIES

Marietta. Pa, March 20-Miss Eliz-
abeth Morrison. so years old. died
last night from infrmities of age at
Hensefs Post Office. She was a
member of one of the oldest families
of the lower end of Lancaster county.
She is survived by a brother.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
SUBURBAN PERSONALS
NEWPORT

Word has been received here of
the transfer of Willard Page, of the
Seventeenth Balloon Company, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Page, from
San Antonio, Texas, to Fort Omaha,
Nebraska
visiting her cousin, L. p. Whitmer
here.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ritter has returned to
her home after visiting ut Frederick,
Md, with her daughter, Miss Larue
Ritter, u student at Hood College,
as well as visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary G. Davis and Miss Sarah
A. Sunday, students at West Chester
State Normal School, are at their
homes here to spend their Easter va
cations.
Mrs. Laura Flickinger after spend
ing the winter at Canisteo, n. ",
with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Magill,
has returned to her home here.
Mrs. j. A. Cumbler has returned
to her home after spending the week
end at Akron, Ohio, with relatives
John Snyder, a student at State
College, is spending Easter vacation
at his home here.
Lee Acker, of Fort Thomas, KY, is
spending some time at his home
here.
William Laubenstein, of the United
states General Service Infantry, has
established headquarters at the lobby
OF the Newport post office, while here
to organize the Perry county aviation
unit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
LANDISBURG

Miss Rosa Crull has gone to Cum
berland county to make her home
with relatives.
Mrs. c. Meminger, of Ickesburg,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Egolf, has gone to Ell
liottshurg to visit another daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Kell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fetter, OF
Carlisle. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Neck.
Mrs. Hezekiah Minich has return
ed to her Lancaster home after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Egolf.,
LOUISVILLE
Miss Helen Lightner. a student at
the Millersburg State Normal school,
Millersville, is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank p.
Lightner, to spend her Easter vaca-
ton. An unusually long vacation is
being granted to Millersyille students
this,y Year at Easter as part of a fuel
conservation program.
Miss Ruth Weller, of Duncannon,
visited her sister, Mrs. Merl Jacobs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-20
LIVERPOOL


Corporal Norman Wilt, of Camp
Meade, Md, is visiting his parents
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. A. Wilt.
Thomas Ulsh is at Harrisburg buy
ing horses.
Edward Sheaffer, of Bucks Valley
is visiting his brother, Reuben Shaef-
fer
Mrs. Charles Wagner, of New
Brunswick, n. j.. is spending the
week here with her mother, Mrs
Matte Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Hahn, OF
Millersburg, spent the weekend
with j. d. Miller and wife.
Harry Norris, employed at Steel.
ton, is visiting his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. G. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Shuler, Mrs
j. l.. Williamson and Mrs. II. a. s.
Shuler and daughter Gertrude spent
Monday at Millerstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon LutZ, of Har-
risburg. spent Sunday here with the
formers parents, j. w. Lutz and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F'ilbert. of
Harrisburg, were recent visitors hero
with Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Owens.
Misses Verna and Zella Cook, OF
NIillersburg, spent Monday here with
their father, Brant Cook.
Harry sWenik, of Harrisburg, visit
cd his brother, T. A. Wenik and Gam
lly ON Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
ENVER PASHA. IDOL
OF YOUNGER TURKS!
Minister Whose Fall IS Reported
Was Most Forcetul Man il
Ottoman Empire.

knver pusna aas leeu ar ar rac
noSt f8rcef4l aad Commanding gura En
1urkes here Cas-. hrer 9nrradi1orv
statements as to hi> natIoualty nI some
me> nr la, n4pu allrl p9r au- ae
fact seems Is raat a- rather ga-
Pole hlic liz morHer was T'-rs Iie
noH a1uur 3 a.lg- sld Eli looks younger
titan I> Agg say eue Nn-er 1tteu
a4ih sat Jucl pruglme ~
r-rN aug -aoracr a,toW- poh 1rg
nT>l0uTu H- mother va- Only W.iuH
lc opened E-, Eg- .guA ac world tie
a!St la- lle upsaurv al tne Ro.e ri@
l4s-eg aylnG .eeu -a-ted y -nat Il-
tzupH aut .lva,lJ49 tgpp.r. tillt fps
-umc wears 1a hes ala 4 aou .pon pc
lm4GlD4i iou 4! patriotic lrsa -4"n IS
nation sonnet tulr- -}Fe- w aN -ed Iuau
WAC has -peat 4 sierlHe ia ts >errl'e. and
mEthIc4. tales are woven .0o4t al> aams
such 89 one ind> il ht 4auai- ul heroes
ernr4Ile, after hez rs dead md bur-
ied
III 1905. when an atJathe d the Berlin
EnH.,,s le hurried from Germany ana
}uiueG lt movement ~ the oumlttey
of Union and 2r9greSs. f.e ec rle
constitutional revolution winch -epoSed
Abdul Ham.c, ae supposedly lnuuIoir
EE>tGttE Z. DEfT At4r -t .tlD on Lttr- Ett;tl+
War winch followed Hc 0ytrJAre8 the
haml AIiut,,rs wien "a attempt was
made g. ee.e hsrtAEoplc ~ Greece and
dIstIu ug4lshe1 himself by recaptlIluE the
cIiy frola he Sulgarlau~ at tile ln>e at
fae FaiNan War tytE since be- aa- hCeu
called thc ~a0rl~au savior 2la become
the per9ou.hcttion ql hope ior spt4re
when tine Turkish IrupIo N.l. csUlu- .ts
,fl.i flffttt ,lr,4-H o.. .-tff mower
since hat e.nic he ha~ leou Minister
o. War. and shared power "3-a Falaas
Fel called TEE Gipsl Minister 1t the
interior Eor fmc power was ta tne
haaa9 s; p -r.uu} lrt,ethe tplr0 W1ee =.
which, NaS DicmM Pa,aa Nnu rQWl>e.
was Nillej sa p -,uru.ea ~l,a t.h,.aE-uls
lu hc GcTmaa- tutef /, Snotu IS 3.
Napoleon s. furhty 5a rnt English
t.lc Suslu p, .r>.9l Dr4-a4
t.Nat> iu CLOSE sympathy with ''Hi-
ua0y hy n@ac,Eou :cr to..z -.-a-4u-icl-
u-ghu HIT tla>lsn alu.ss
Earn I'd March 1916 .aer tas
cirtIm,rt4.la. rumnr ,a,-t ae H. Foi
der t,ultl tga~ ~aI ID h4g Died ~ r" I'll
fever h1' he Ha3 aCcu asssssiaate0, VA.
tal rtalrt vts latgr proved l5 Nc 1l
founded Iu March. 1915 -f the '.,1 1s~' AZ
ht jafe sultan Ae N3~tsd F., atfs
favor VI aac. av Princes, \.ei-a'l,
Whe a -aa .u aaie 2m ... I'A -
New Aar> MorIi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
WAR RITES OF SIOUX
FOR BRAVES IN BROWN
Women Exultant They Had q Son
to Give for Liberty, Strange
Indiana Ceremony.

Bismarck. ". - The ~iOuE Indians Hf
Standing Rock Res rvation, who have
given 700 of their sons 70 the cauAo Df
democracy, celebrated the taking a. rho
warpath by these braves during hoir
annual itir at It, Tatea Norh Dakota,
The most interesting .igb5s ~ The lor
we're these rcrcnuoniale held ~ each pt
the tribes lu front If their council irni
They wcTe much alike, and TIE r'tes ~
the Pine Ridge AgcncY Indians may ~
taken as an example
Families relatives and friends ~ fne
boys who have gonc t. war tgok their
places IN be form of u rcctauglr With 1'
chiefs and leading men seatcd lu front NJ
the council tent. Then 10 turn zach ~
the men and womcu who rad oivca thr
nation a son, rose ard chantcd ycr-o 10
his honor The tune VA plway tia lin'
but each ter7c was individually distinct
sacred - Tho pr9wc-s ol the aOn lr Hho-l
honor u Va. ci3utcG
Then, IN the ceHtcr Of tho rcciHuglc
half dozen warriors and sOIr Romcu 'oCt
their places about big base drum, which
has replaced bee oli-iiue tom tom, and u
chorus they ch8ntcd an epic eniogzng
ail II he mrn from this particular rDo
who have donued the khaki There Ha
no vtiIing, oscillation nas@slb,c ID every
face
ono chiort3ln % this tribe riaDtnd
our fa'hcr asked f1r OR -gHs, aEd 9lr
sons have gour. and vr arc glad for
good that WIr ss 9ght 0r oYr iatho~
wEo~c battle Jre good haft'e-. our sons
have gone, and Hr nro s~opd Our -ous
tay" gone, anl ve are ziad hat I'VE Ind
sons - give
As -lag by tbe ll1ian7 these verse2
were raiaartqtly meladioBs Ihe rhora'
music was part tar!v gree2hle III -
fh" niger kaeuug ."rfarf time V1tb
v5ioes. ~hica h9rmonug g-ty blended IN 2.
-9ng who7r -9deucr- acrn .t 11ce lus-
jretic. weird 4nd unofpl
More han INg men havr gone from
thc rc.ervatiol il North JaLo'e s2ld
an Interpreter bor hnz z s9 Is lore
man uf rsurf uaj0rItr 'tscrH
Hovr rouu'eero1 hi aar .eone are
very proud ~ tarru .iounf i mere au
Indian farniiy a-r. which ha- 1ot + irsst
one Rcd ross nernbcr-hia
From one oft ot Fl most every lN
tent which strung 0ut Cn four sides nj
HE fair grounds f9 length ot tTo III
three rnIes Aoated 3 service Gag, showing
hat > son rad loined the rolor- From
cverv council tent. p COMPANY tltn an
american Tag iioated fright sod
service banner About these flagstaff
-e-aral times each dav tie tribes gathered
for feast counctl or pow-wUV snd III
1,avs tho war and the s3u= hat had gone
~ var 0ere ha topics uppcrmosf tn
4 ChrIs tian Science Monitor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
FORGETFULNESSS.
By Grif .Alexanue r.

Whane er travel i'll the pa>f
pick I'D !ovs ia every side.
+ "a when the ~kie- arn overcast
The Iarkes, skies are glorifiea
What makes the pa-s my Terv pWH
With averv chapter 4 sress
lis not uy memory lore
Il may yt my t3rgetiulae>e
Where ar y -ne .ltt;5e stroll
dnd I smiling ike -o>f
md that % sas the least. ;ro
Because Incoumuu. ! suppose
since Wha. [ Wlll bs j. iortoid
Bv vha, am, must 7ntc-
That nope but causes q rfola
he roses oI torgetfulne>s.
Whcn IS ana by ,he day : aone
lnd We prepare ourselves ior sIt
And sink 10 Slunlber one by ane
While watch our guardian angels ke
Ii may be that kindly Lord
With sweet desire 70 So0the ana u.
Will give US aS his best reward
The Heaven u Forgetfuness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
MUSICAL.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate of William J Rooney
deceased Notice is hereby given that let
ters OF administration upon the estate oI
William Rooney. late of Wilmington hun
dred deceased. were duly granted unto
Equitable Trust Go. the seventh day
of October s. ID 1918. and all persons
indebted to the said deceased are requested
10 make payment 20 the administrator
without delay and all persons having de
mands against The deceased are required
20 exhibit and present the same duly pro
bafed to the said administrator on or be
fore the seventh day of October A II
1919 or abide hs he iaW in this behalf
EQUITABLE TEIs - COMPANY
Administrator
Address Equitable Trust Company Wi
minRtan. itCi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Edward w. Pyle & CO.
olo Market street
STEAMBOAT LINES.
I~a.a-> To Philadelphia
and Chester

From Fourth street Wharf
schedule in effect NfOnday Septcmbcr %
Subie.,t To change hout notice.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia. weFit
lays except saturdays, at = 20 80 ~
III 90 m - 90 and - 90 d. m
On saturdays and sundays. T.B0, 'H.nn.
1890 d IN. "t}o - %. 4 Is and r. 90 p. ri.
stops ~ Penns Grove
leave Phiiadelphla for Wilmington. seek
DAYS, except saturdays. 81 30 and 100
q IA. 30 f.I5 and 800 ..
On saturdays and sundays. 30. 1890
T. IN - D clock noon. ] 30. AIS. % and
% p
WII4MINCTON -PENNfs GROVE ROUTE
scneduie in effect Monday. september 20
Daily Except sunday.
Leave Wilmington al 8 20. 1.OO. : -. 90o
1000. 100 . in 2 O'Clock noon. ~,
> 90 90 100. 800. COD. 200 1000 and
700 p N
Leave Penns Grove. 7I5 500. 600.
1000. 100 q m ~ o'clock noon. 90.
2ls. 3.On 400. 500. 500. Z 90. . oD. II %
D. m As .. m
sunday Schedule
l4ave Wilmington. $50. $ 10 10 On m.
- 8 clock noon. 20, 4.D0 90 500 lOO0
aud II % 3.
Leave Prnns Grove. Is. 600. 100
m %. BOO. 800, 200. 900, 100 o m
and 70 Is m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
Buy MORE BONDS
FOR PATRIOTISM

10 turn a disC0uragemcnt ini0 q
source is what the WOmen'S Liberty
Loan Committee is determined @
do.
They can eo from housc o. house
they ask people 70 bay at their
headquarters III The Equitable
Building. Ninth aru NIar&v streets,
Or from the booths
Bond buying is t0 70 Oh With
energy redoubIeo many times
They expect 70 continue having
such splendid reports from their
captains. a. theS hgd yesterday
Another million Is wanted on
Saturday.
Captains ARE to repOri at aead-
quarters. MONDAY ednesday and
Friday mornings between ? and II
O'Clock
4 report board Nill re placed
at headquarters and the listing
viii continue at the Hotei du P0nt.
Buy Buy Buy is the slogan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL ao2 ,es. v

A refined private business School Offering
scientific training in Shortha rgpewrt-
ing, Book kktcpng, ~ One student only
taught 81 q time M large CLASSES. rypc.
writer's furnished tor home Waiting
list OF positions In session a. m 10 III. 30
q. IN. Iuition-Day school ST. Night
school St per month Phone l222 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM Of 10 acres within three miles of
Wilmington and mile Of nearby viii
lA9es where produce finds ready market
" n. j. Armstrong. Marshallton. del. Phone
-lSpS !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10

10 run errands and make hiinScn
useful after school. Apply New YORK
Waist House. 7i2 Market street.
CHAUFFEUR--To drive Ford delivery In
afternoons from / TO 5 O'Clock. Address
X Z. Every Evening Office.
CARPENTERs-Apply Charles =. witsil,
1903 ". Sixteenth street Telephone
7i49.
kivERs--fsxceiicnt opportuaIJv. App
American kauway express Go. fennsy.
vania railroad station.
YOUR FELLOW
WAR WORKERS
At THE
IYNCH CONSTRUCTION co
SKATERS.
SlATERs HELPERS
PLUMBERS
BEICkIAfERs
hOD CARRIERS.
I.ABoREKs
PLAsTERERs.
PLASTEREKS' HELPERS
AND
IATHERERs AND PAINTERS
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU,
SMITH AND KING STREETS
wIIMINGToN. DEL
LABoRER For general work Apply
huDtr BakIns 20. Niutn and 1 rAun
streets.
oRDERLIEs- Able-bodied. vide awake
men wanted FOR tne right nlcn. board
bed ana sI@ per wCth VIII De gwen. Apply
Deiswarc hospital. fourteenth anu Naen-
lngton streets
PIC MIXERS and helpers Hsrr! L. Mellon
Nu' Orange street
tAPtknANucks Bcst wages. Apply
uss. . nvnn.us. lsUz Aisrnet -
TlN. znee, ,ron worker Also a helper and
an apprentice Apply heN~e x isrO-. sI<
hIns street
TWO DRIVERS Apply Wilson s Co,
sos ". front street
TIMEkEEPkR Apply Hiliee \ Jones Co.
Nlntn and GuurCH o..rtts
WANTED Al once. man VINO understands
the o1 pants ana NoAetaniss. Mrs.
J. -. busn. SO Itroomr stree.
WANTED -Coored chauffeur. one who
win takc care uI IurnsC, GOOD rciereacc.
Apply evenings. Cusrits Iuphis. Iyl4
rouirvaro.
WANTED-l oung man 10 run delivery
Snort hours. -. ENcry evening
Once.
WANTED -TIMEkEEPER~ FpK
ibreis.t Nt..N Orr l\
MANI ~ 4 hlNC fL4A.~I 50 81
ANlb ~iOu i-t.R MONTE. AitDnE-S
X 81 FNtRf rNE<I>t7 OFrt,t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


AUToMoBILEs- buy secondhand
automobiles for parts. any condition.
Adams street Garage. 304 North Adams
stree. Fhone 4t42-N
ToMoBILE1 DO sou wish 1o ell or
buy for Information call T. q Brad
lord. bell 1925. 1920 Delaware ttc
AGTONioBlLE~-Pa ro- an makes Of
automoblIes. new and second nand springs
heels. tires. Jubes and al parts. Adams
Street Uarase So Adams street Phone
a442-N
cHEA RoIET. fite-passenser. ate 1917
nnodcl New tires. icmountAble rims t.Atr4
Tire. tHts,s aud bumpes L. Briefly. llls
" taarfh street
ENPEKr AUTO REPAIRING Iocomo-
oile anu electrical "orh si'oeiaitt- y ASH
ington street Garage. Tenta ana WASH
lngton strsetS {. =. DaN ldson. Manager
fIaue o.a, "
roR ALE seven passenger hudson
model p-l0. Also Ford touring ear In
good condition. keasonani, x. z. Fletcher.
-up " ninth street. Ielepnoues 2S2 and
41s2 >
FoKD touring car. aye-p passenger excel
leu e"nttllon For information call Chester
Lotto >. L. e.ttSF p. III.
foh sALE-Imo tord cars. L anu IL
Il you "ant sood touring car look these
over Bisoou l.adiator kepair Co. SS5
HUDSON super eX. 1918 model. driven
4.1Nu mlies Looks HAe new Sacrifice
chtap account u leaving city. Address
q L. livery EVenins onice.
Looh-A Automobile onn,rs We buy old
autos and tiFes not suitable Tor use High
est prices paid. tacOb Protigal 5i3 last
Third street. .. \ \ Phone S50S-M
OVERLAND. 1916 Electric light and
starter t,ood condition Cheap. Ntutn
Ward Garage. seventeenth street and \ an
deNer uNcnue.
OVERLAND touring car. 1916 mo.;el SELF
Nbbd order \ L Her
cuies Motor o. tnird and tfcncn.
oUk NAME is no misnomer- it means
Qmch Serhlco Garage. SU.-0J Nollaston
street
fAl0E nve- passenger stN-Cy iinder touring
car i9l1 model ttood condition Electric
light and 5arfer 2:u trencn -.
REPAIkINti- -l'art,cuiauy o. Fords. N,
way It snauid "a done. Moderate Charges
Market S3re&5t t'arase. sll5 Market
sELECrED Used CARS
iale Caandler, two tops summer anu
IpI3 Pierce Arrow .. passengo
Ali newly painted and Fepairoa
MII.MIN0iTON AJTuMoBIIE GO
TENTH STREET ana Delaware Ape.
1918 small studebaker hig four Overland
Daylight ttarage, Fourth and Wash
Ington streets.
SAW your old tires We have specialized
on a process whereby no matter how old
like new but give you tire that viii render
RerYiCx to you Guaranteed Tor ) 800 miles
tor itSs than hail tho price OF new tire
We also specialize IN VuicaulLing all work
guaranteed. kmplre Douole Tread Co.
BIS Snipley street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

l1ELAN ARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE.
licensed and bonded Advances made on
atches diamonds ,epgelry j Rose. Prom
II seventh stree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
SHAMPOOING, SCALP TREATMENT

SUhMPOOING and scalp treatment az
your home Phone 1877 w. Bertha ".
Ernest. 32s Il. Sixth street. Out -Uf-toNn
appoint ments accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-10
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQU ERADE Suits and Wigs 20 hire
Specialists IN paints anu make-ups Fran
Biesinger. conner Fourth ana Walnut street
Phone u13a "