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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04
SALE OF LAND.

Notice is hereby given that under
an order of sale granted by Hon. II
C. Bradley, Judge of the county court
OF Burleigh county, North Dakota, dat
ed the 9th day of April, 1918, the
undersigned, as guardian of the es
tate of Harry l.. Kunze of the town of
Lewis in the County of Cass and State
of Iowa, minor, will sell at private
sale to the highest and best bidder,
fer cash, subject to confirmation by
the judge Of the said county court, the
following described land situate in
Burleigh county North Dakota, to-
wit:
An undivided 21:I interest and
estate in the south half Of section 70,
township 1879, range ~.
The sale will be made on or after
the 10th day OF May, 1918, and all bids
must he in writing and may be left at
Miller, Xuger q TiIlOtsOn's office,
Webb Block, BiIlarck, n. d., with b.
j.. Til!otsOn. the agent for the guard
ian, or filed with the judge of the
county court of Eurleigh County, N. D.,
at his office In the court house at
Bismarck in said county and state
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-Competent woman for
general housework. Apply to Mrs.
O. H. Will, 81 Bird street. Phone
4S9. 2 If
90 vn.It. NM ENT NEEDS 10000 WOm-
ell clerks at Washington. Examina'
tons everywhere May %. Expert
ence unnecessary. Women desir-
ing government positions write for
flee particulars to J. C Leonard.
., "mer Civil Service Examiner, 81
Kenois Bldg, Washington.
a., 5 / st
GIRL or woman for general house.
work Phone S3lk. 4-2S 1t
WANTED-Competent woman for gen
eral hOuseWOrk. Apply to Mrs O. II.
Will, 81 3rd street. Phone 489.
4 80 II
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04

FOR PENT-Eight room, modern,
only hotel in town. Doing good bust
ness. VIII sell furnishings to rent
er and rent cheap. Sell building at
$40 per month. Write SOC care Trib
me. $40
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, N. Y, May 3.-Mercantile
paper four and six months percent
Bar silver 99R. Government bonds
heavy; railroad bonds irregular.
-. Time loans steady; sixty days $40
6; ninety days SIX @6; six months, D
bid. -,
Call money steady; high 4; low 3A;
ruling rate 81; last loan 4.
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FOR RENT-Five room house partly
modern. 400 Eleventh St. Phone
754K. 4-24.tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-'Nicely furnished flat
in modern house. No children. 8O7
4th street. Phone AGAR. S 4 81
FURNISHED FLAT for rent during
summer months. Call at Fiat 4, 4OS
End street or Phone 383X
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FOX KENT-Six rooms and bath in
duplex; all modern house. 907 Sixth
St. See Western Sales Co., own
ers, ::3-3
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FOR RENT-Five room house; close
in; corner lot; $500. F. L. Young
Real Estate Co. 5-3-tf
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FOR RENT-7.Room modern house.
Inquire Harris & Co. 4-2l-tf
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FOR RENT-SeVen room house, all
modern. Hot water heating 7l0
Ave. D. II
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FOR RENT-Three room flat In
modern house. 805 18th street.
On ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04

!. :. 4 IRENT-7.roOm modern house
Inquire Harvey Harris & Co.,
422 tt
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04

Flour unchanged. Shipments ,4Gj
barrels.
q Rye 26S@27O; Barley 14O0173; bran
}21a
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FOR RENT-Eight room furnished
house by May 10. Apply at 4O1 5th
street or Phone SIG.
s 2 1Wk
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
P,B. YOUNG
REAL ESTATE. COMPANY

lFOR. SALE-Brand new, modern
- house, east front, Tenth street,
., 81, 10000; $4,000 cash, balance
Il monthly payments, a bargainl
FOR SALE Hundreds of lots in al.
most every part Of the city on
monthly payments.
FOR SALE-Many real bargains In
farm lands. No better investments
anywhere.
CUR SALES since January LIST have
reached nearly 5000, 100000. There
is reason. Get our prices and
g terms, make use of our service and
you will discover the reason.
OFFICE open every evening.
FIRE INSURANCE in reliable COM
panies.
WHEN YOU think of rea lestate think
of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04
BY Condo

EMELIE KUNZE, Guardian
b. f, Tillotson, Agent /! VI,
Dated April q, 1918.
4-27; ID Q
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 3.-HOgs, receipts
10000; strong; bulk 171O@1755; light
|17o0@1765: mixed 16SOM1765; heavy
I16Oo@174o; rough 16oo@lG35; pigs
1325@1710. D..
Cattle, receipts 5000; firm; native
steers 1000@l760; stockers and feed
ers 8200D125O; COWS and heifers G75M
400: calves SOO@1425.
Sheep, receipts 5000; strong sheep
1275@167j; lambs 165002l00.
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK.
South St. Paul, Mimi, May 3.-fogS
receipts 1900: five cents higher; range
5@1690; bulk 6S5dD1G90.
Cattle. receipts 1900; killers steady,
steers 750@1G50; cows and heifers
S0OM13OO; veal calves, steady, 5000
1850; stockers and feeders, slow, $500
100.
Sheep, receipts 100; weak; lambs
5000 1900; wethers 1000 1900; ewes
5UOM150O.
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Mimi, May 3.-Wheat
receipts 1928 cars, compared with III
cars year ago.
Corn No. 3 Yellow 1550D1G5; Oats
No. 3 White TIN M7SA; Flax 1920
405.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-04

FOR RDNT-TWO nice modern house
keeping rooms. Call ASK or 514
Hannafin.
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FOR RENT-Cl ose in furnished rooms.
Also rooms for light housekeeping.
All 5th street. Phone 273.
3 29 IT
FOR RENT-MCdern furnished rooms,
827 9Th st. 3-16 II
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sTEAM.HEATED furnished and I'M.
furnished rooms for rent. Business
college. Phone 1873 | 1890
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
in modern house. Rent reasonable
ZIG Ninth St, 4-20.tf
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms by the
day, week or month. Palace hotel.
A-3O-tf
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FOR SALE ClIEAP-I917 Studebakor
six, 7-passenger. Run about 4, 1000
miles. For quick sale $S75. Phone
al. 3 % tt
AGING IJA1IJ L,n AMI MO
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FOR RENT good rooms for light
housekeeping, 70S broadway.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
HOUSE PAINTING JOB
LANDS IN CITY COURT
Man Accused of Fmbezzlement IN
Taking Money for Material
But Doing No Work.

Charles Rnttcr was held under $500
bail IN City Court today for the Court
of General Sessions ON q charge oi erni"a-
element. preferred hy {. X Van Trump,
head of the Blind Shop Van Trump
told the court that during Aprii, the
defendant had come 90 hlm and asked
t. be given a contract 10 paint hplhe
owned hy the prosecuting witness Mr.
Van Trump allowed the man tp have the
contract and advanced s23 ~ for tho
purpose of purchasing material Since
that time nothing hes been done by the
defendant it was said, and he was ar
rested on Saturday by Sergeant tNlnE
of the detective bureau Ruiter told
tho court that IL he wes allowed t. g.
he would make restitution and Il" The
work
Tho case If James Free. n negro, was
continued for one month and hail fixed
NJ 81 0l0 He is charged with assault
with intent Ia commit murder froe
and another negro. George Grecn, arc
alleged 10 have heen playing crap on
SATURDAY. when tho defendant pulled =
knife or razor md badly cnt Green. who
il now nt the Homeopathic Hospital
Ills recovery ~ eSpectcd
ratrolnlan Rndeuheisor yesterday ar
rested Edward Farmer and Daisy herrY,
both colored on charges of selling hguor
gffb01t q license and when their ra7o7
came M in City Court today taslat9ui
Solicitor NalIev asked That tho matter
be continued until Friday AMI Fci'fto'i
To the limited Statrs Marshal = tFlnR
alleged that the sale of liquor Vas made
~ soldiers They were held under $500
bail for the Government auth"rtiea
rtr=r .LsRu cozr- $40
Farl litter was fn od $40 and r"sf'
), a nharpo a sap,linp ~ fal=~ aiarm
II = elIeeed that The man sanf a telephone
rail- 10 fbr Friendship Ere @ -.5lnl
| u,o,e ,.ee a fire IN a abot, along The Z auae
wav Tho company responded - ind
| thcro vas n" blaze
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
PtNCAOER HUNDRED ROAD
DAM AGES ARE AWARDED
And the Commission Manned 10
Ascertain Similar Damages
IN This County,

! Chester C,iieon Iehu " Davis
! lrvin Darfft I"hu Nivin and George
W Griffin comprising commission
appointed ba iudpe Biro ~ ascertain
damage rcautrug from thr proposed
vacatian II part - the pnble road ~
Pencadrr hundred starting ~ q point on
thr road Ic4iiug frarn Newark 10 Fiktnn
and running ~ a snuihrrv direction - The
right If way of III Philadelphia. Hal'i-
rpnrc f. Washington railroad and hen N 2
=outhorv ard raa'rriy direction n the
road lrading frern Newark - Glasgow,
hong ~, ryfruzinr nf Cnliogn avrnur fnr
tbr purtr,ec ~ constructing an overhead
crossing of the Philsdclphia. baltimore 4
Washington railroad near fhc newark
station 1a.r utaflc = rcf,irn awarding c"rn-
t,ereatlon IA follows
pr Rayard Murray nwner ~ ahutting
iand $3.50 ranL Nausart. owner. 81 0pl
n T Efall. tenant " cruts William u
Bland oruer. 81 600 tnnic " Worth.
Nnrtrapee s2 o0n Margaret Il Wilson
Trnrs' s Wilson and Helen {! Nllson
owners 81 900. George harmon Tenant
s cute ~am,el 4 MURRAY. "vnrr $500
4 Mr. ts,r kerr fnorfgnVnr. cents
+ 6,.nrqc Ne Conanehy avncr. $3.50
1 j,idgr Iioe, nn applicei'on "f William
/ n IluF, q u Hhitfnrd Robert 7
I DAVIS rnnet 4 Porter Jacob SNYDER
and Gorge Miller he's appointed sam
net frank lsvart Gohn r I.anh=on
I Nllkin + Sfrahnrn, David lillisgas snd
+ Thomas % nnnnil commission ~ ascrr.
/ tam dan4ge= resulting from ihe proposed
! vacation nf part ~ the public road " \ew
/ Castie hundred leading from the WI
/ rninpfon and Eaw castle turnpike Il
Pugh lanr and ~ 4SsrsS damages -
benefits resulting from the proposed open
ng ~ new road ~ extend through land
/ ~ he Fden Park Gardens Corporation
/ rom hr road leading from he Whining
/ ION and Erw astle turnpike 70 Pugh
! iaur The COMMISSION will make return
i Nav -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
HALF MILLION ARMY
IN RED CROSS DRIVE
Presidents Plea. Give Until It
Hurts" is Slogan Of New York s
Offensive for Mercy.
=, ,ss..io,ed rrcs- - rvcrv rvcr'ns

Nv Asstpiated Press - Gvcry Evening
Ncw York. Niay ~ With the stimulus
~ tho personal appeal made by Prcsitent
Wilson here on Saturday night rs an
encouragement, IOO0h0 men and women
cam,,alpncrs IN New York city to-day
began the week g campaign io raise ~ this
district ~ least urc fourth ot the natlltal
Rod cross war fund of slN oOu.WM The
lrce,,lcnts words. tivr until Il hurts
was tho slogan adopted - each worker
IN The house toulouse canvass ut the city
Aeid, from The personal appeals. hn
! intensive industrial campaign to INTEREST
1 ever, corporation ami thousands nt STORES
| of all ,lcsrriltiure was hog,lp
! II vaa stated flai mote than nifty lTf
/ cent ~ ne stores bcrc had ngrocd +" sol
/ npar, al least ten pcf cent "t th"ir er'Rs
| sales IN some onc daV durnr tho week
/ fur the Rcd Crues
| live large benefits have teen aFfaneef
| by thoqtucal interests I" rais' iund@ nh
|. 500 motion picture theatres vii give
-ucc1al exhibitions
The progress ~ the drive was tecotde'
| i, huge thermometers - vanons see
,lonz IL Tho ,lty and at three o'clock tn
| hundreds ~ ,atv church bells tulled "f ih'
| amount ralsed OF pledged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
CITY LABORERS
Go ON A STRIKE
Thirty Water Department
Workers Want a5 Cents
an Hour.

Thirty-fve service and pipe extension
laborers employed by the Water Depart
mont struck today for n wage increase
from 35 to - cents per hour =,
Throughout the city the prevn'hng
wape per hour for common labor ~ = j.
rents Subsequent to the strike the it"hrd
of Water Commissioners. IN motion oi
Commissioner Coke. authorized the assist-
tant engineer to increase the rate paid inr
common labor 30 ~ cents per hour, with
time and half-tme allowance for overtime
made during the week and double time Tor
Sunday work.
Whether the strikers will accept the
new wage has not been determined.
CITY Treasurer Banks reported the iol :
lowing balances 20 the credit OF the board
Current funds. s2l ,45l eS; special funds
s4,7liS 81
The following payrnlls were passed
Current, s.. .321 40; special. $685. 9S
Assistant Engineer Van Trump reported
the pumpage If Il2.0lo,SW gallons and
the consumption Of I'll ,32oo0u gallons
of water last week, which was an increase
of lS,iS7 0tO gallons IN pnnpngc md
~, A6O. 900 gallons IN consumption com.
pared with the corresponding period of last
wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
3 PLANES IN 3 DAYS,
AMERICANS RECORD
Penna. Airrnan Goes Far Behind
Hun Lines and Shoots Down Foe
1000 Feet IN Air.
y Associated Press to Every Evening

bN A>SfNiaiHti ? Iti~N ~ E@Nfi '+N'hAiiE
With the American Army IN France.
Saturday. May Is The German hiplanc
brought down yesterday by Captain
David Peterson Of Honesdale, Pa his
third since Nav II. was conquered after a
fight five kilometres within the German
lines. Peterson and another pilot came
upon two enemy machines one 1000
metres high and the other 5000 The
Americans each picked out an enemy
alrplane and attacked 1t.
Captain Peterson, diving on 70 the
tail of the one 1000 metres high fired
thirty shots at close range The enemy
went down into a spinning BOSE dive and
crashed to earth The other enemy
machine escaped
Lieutenant Douglas Campbell today
gained his second aerial victory On the
Toul sector he shot down in flames an
enemy biplane containing two officers.
Returning from a trip over Germany
at height Of 800 metres, the lieutenant
met a German Photographic blplanc go
ing home. lie maneuvcred until he got
under the tail of the German machine
and then opened fire.
The German machine burst into flames
and fell inside the American lines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
MARINE CORPS OPENS
WILMINGTON OFFICE
Recruiting Station 10 bc Locat
cd at Sl7 Market
Street

This weeks Marine Corps drive IN
Wilmington started thus morning. "h'n 2
Temporary oiilrp was opened at So Mat
kct street Street meetings ami other
activities an planned to interest tho
yottnu mon of tic ctS IN the corps br-
crute viii be examined here ami # they
pass thov vii ir taken hv motor I"
Philadelphia
Mrs { I Franz Of So Market street
today received word from her son Koh'rt
Il - Fraim. announcing his safe arrival
IN France He IS IN a machine gun battery
and went from lamp Mills. J.
For three wears. & !. Caulk son oi
Mrs NJ |. .lcfferls. of S04 Vest Eighth
street. had been doing his tHt. m the
employ If the du Pont Fabrikoid 90.
He Is still dong his tnt but through
another channel since about week
agn. his employer has been nclc sam, hIs
working Office. the ! mtcd states shipping
Board headquarters at Washington and
his tnt. the preparing Of reports on the
tonnage at thus country lost bY submarine
warfare or the sinking oi ships under
American registry, on the shlt'S hthidine
in tins country, on completion IN the
various shIpvards of the nation as To thi
driving of Sweets and other phases oi
! Ia friends here that he likes his new joi
Immensely even If it does mean work
| work and more work
John Lynch, OF Rising sun, an en-
plove Of the Joseph Bancroft Sons
| Co. for II years III the bleach house
having been called to the colors tins week
those employed with him have presented
! him with a wrist watch and belt
Edward NJ Kelly. who Was formerly
telegraph operator and marginal clcrl
/ for the G / Hudson Co, Wall street
brokers, in the Hotel du Pont, and wh'
enlisted several months ago as wireless
operator in the navy. has arrived safely
| IN France. according to word received
| by his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs
| X J Ryan, Of No 1880 Linden street, thu
city. with whom he made his home.
Richard f. Bockius has received
| commission as junior lieutenant in tn
| navy He has a younger brother VIII
is midshipman at the L. 5. Nava
| Academy at Annapolis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS TO
SING FOR RED CROSS
Scholars Vote Solid for Turnout
at Friday Night Mass
meeting.

After listening TO q short but moving
appeal for the Rcd Cross and for their
attendance IN a body 10 sing AZ the Fri
dav night massmceting. delivered by Mrs
Curry of New York. xat the general exer-
cises of the High School tins morning, the
pupils responded by rising vote, winch
was unanimous. to Principal Berlin re-
quest for such an expression from them,
on the matter of their participation as .
choir in the program Of Friday night
They will assemble at the school and
march behind band Of their own to the
Public Building and occupy seats on the
platform
A meeting of the Poster Club Of the
school is called for 80 o clock Wednes-
dav afternoon. II was announced
An examination for n scholarship was
also announced for June l.. before which
date note should be given by intending
competitors to the school authorities
Joan Of Arc" and other patriotic songs
were sung during the session and the
orchestra rendered an arrangement Of
the "Paloma melody
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
LITIGATION OVER
HIGH SCHOOL WORK
General Contractor Brings Action
Against One Of the Sub-Con-
tractors on the Addition.

Trouble between he contracting builder
and s,lb-cuntractor over work On the
addition to the Wilmington High ~chool
vas AIRED before Judges RIce aud leIsei
IN superior ourt today at he trai ~
The action for damages If the \ s Reed
and Brother 90 against George Nc
Catllev. Clarence " Aic aulley md
libert II White tradIng Ks George "
McC aulcy and ~ol. The plaintiffs.
Rho Ncre The contracting builders Of the
,ob sought 10 recover the difference
between the sum he iefendant IS alleged
10 have agreed 30 10 he plastering Sork
in the building, aud he amount alleged
to have been pald The bud was $40, 80
and the Reed COMPANY SAYS q cost ABOUT
g 400 "a get the work done after ne
No aIlIev firm abandoned !
William = TIlilcs and Edmund :.
HelJtngs represented tho plaintiffs and
William T Tvnara and Robert II. Rich
ards apncarcd for the defendants.
Archibald :. Reed, president Of the
contracting finn, testified that me Speci-
fration- of his concern + contract with
+ba BOARD of Education for he building
were submitted 10 the M6 aulley hnn
and !, submitted 4 bad Of $40 50 As their
fg,Ire for the work this was accepted and
j contract entered INTO Erection Of the
building the witness said. in effect was
greafly hampered hy failure to obtain
r,aferIaf and the structure was not ready
for mastering work hy the timc expected
Tbc \frCaullel tun. the witness went on,
nnt INTO the building about carload oi
snnphes and did some plasteung in the
/ basement
But most Unexpectedly a letter was
received from them 10 the effect hat they
could not 90 on with the work. giving the
higher pricc of labor and material among
their reasons. The evidence then showed
thar the plaintiff notified the
defendant tat If the agreement
was not carried out. another plasterri
would hc obtained TO do the work, anc
the excess difference in price for it chargeC
Is the defendant
The defendant not complying, the Reel
Company asked for bids elsewhere anC
finally gave tho contract for al of III,
lob except some metal cornlce work z
one Of the bidders for ST., 200
At this point court took a recess unti
= 30 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
RED CROSS PARADE.
Many of the City's Patriotic organiza-
tions Expected To Participate.

More of the cltyS important patriotic
and beneficial organizations have noW slg-
pitied their intentions ot Joining III the
monster Red Cross parade next thursday
oyon;ng \ number Of others are expect
ed Ia send in their names today or to-
marrow morning to Col Weller l.. Stover,
grand marshal The splendid response Of
these ORGANIZATIONS has made possible
nIaus for one Of the most impressive
demonstrations Wilmington has ever
seen. The new societies whose names
are in hand for the parade. are
Fairfax Lodge OF odd Fellows
Thirteen Tribes OF Red Men.
Three Councils Of degree Of Pocahontas.
Fraternal Order of Eagles.
LOYAL Order OF Moose.
American Boy Scouts
In other cities one ot the features oil the
| Red Cross paradeS has been the presence
| in line Of mothers who have sons in the
army The Red Cross manual provides
| that suacc should be reserved for these
women in the line of march. Red Cross
| officials here announce that any mothers
| who have sons in the army will find a
pIace reserved for them IN the parade II
| they send in their names to Col Weller
! Il Slower or any Of the other members
] nf the Red Cross committee. Ihis space
| will be gladly r. rived for such mothers
because it is recognized that their sacri-
fees in the war have been among the
| most notable in the community.
The parade itself is expected to be
impressive from the fact that many OF the
societies taking part will have IN extra
| ordinarily large percentage OF their mem
| bershp in line Many OF them expect
to parade one hundred per cent strong
or If not that with every man who IS IN
town and who is in marching shape. The
picturesque side of the turnout will also
be notable because MANY Of the organlza-
tions are preparing to make a splendid
showing not only in numbers but also II
equipment.
Col. Stover is very busy arranging the
final details OF the demonstration and
with his aides, is doing everything possible
to make the turnout splendid pagean
for the people of Wilmington TO view
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
ICENiAN IN TRIO UBLE.
Alleged TO Have Sold Employers Stock
and Pockeled Cash.

Constable and Detective Bill Tins
mans slcuthing eye Is 1t work aglin.
After several days Of close observation he
today arrested Frank A Tobin, On IS
charge Of larceny. The man Is alleged
to have gotten away with a tidy sum Of
money By selling ice Of the Diamond Ice
and GOAL Company, on his own hook
The company has rule by which al
bee sold must be paid for with coupons
Lately the company noticed thatit trade
among King street merchants had fallen
off a great deal and Bill was called
in on the job aud after following Tonin's
wagon for some time learned. il Is alleged,
that Tobin was serving Iee and collecting
cash for it Tobln will bc arraigued
IN City Court tomorrow morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-20
COLu NfBIA JUNE RECORDS
PLEASING

They say the waltz is coming back
What 4 wonderful welcome Will be gwen
il bv one of the Columbia June records,
which features no less than twelve famous
old waltz-songs, Think Of gliding over
tho floor to the strains Of sweet Rosie
O'Gradv. Annie Rooney. After the
Rau" NV Pearls q Bowery Girl, and
many others Of the old favoriteS mother
and dad loved SO well and which are
PLAYED here in 4 brand new dress Princes
Band puts the true waltz feeling into
every beat
And last but moi least there is Nora
Bayes. the popular eomedienne, who
makes u bully Columbia record tins
month a double header ot Joy, kc-
gretful Blue" and a little Blt Of sun
shine