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Evening journal., 1918-04-29
BY c. IL. HAMILTON
ress staff CORRESPONDENT.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, April 29.-They said sam
Crawford's legs were on the fritz last
summer. They, in this case, refers to
Hughie jennings and his corps of lieu
tenants in charge Of the Detroit Tigers.
Since that time Sam has been sort Of
kicking about il. frctting little bit
because he didn't just exactly think
it was true.
Sam felt just a little peeyed about 70
so much in fact that when he was
handed an unconditional release--tO
which he was entitled-he beat it for
the Pacific Coast League and got him
self hitched to a minor league-his first
one in eighteen years
Just how the change in air, scenery
and Fingers has affected sam is best
attested by the batting averages Of the
Pacific Coast League. Sam isn't exactly
like AbOu Ben, but he comes danger
ously near if, for his name is about
NTH on the list and hes going strong
And about those legs-Sanfs name
appears in the public prints out on the
Pacific Coast as a demon fielder They
write him up regular now for being a
zippy g0-gitter, a fielder who can
gather in the home run smashes with
the gloved hand excellence Of a Iris
Speaker, and who can peg back to the
plate with the resOunding smack Of a
Clarence Walker or a George Burns.
And they don't even mention the fact
that Sans legs have suffered the pen
atty Of too much baseball. Seems like
they've forgotten it, or something like
that.
Sam is terribly cheerful about it,.
Looks like he doesn't care whether he
gets back to the big leagues or not
so long as they don't put the fences
too far away Sam is likely to have
his job on the Pacific Coast just about
as long as ne can t0tter to the plate
and face the pitcher.
No one ever did seriously accuse
Sam Crawford of being a fashy fielder
until he got out on the Pacific Coast
but he's all that, now. Easy.
The Cincinnati Reds had an awful
time getting away TO a real start
Pitchers were in very poor condition
and the rest Of the team was little
better Of Players who were in con-
versation with the Reds and Manager
Mathewson as they met each other in
the Southland said that at one time
Matty didn't even have one man capable
Of standing three innings in the box
without wailing for relief. Mike Re
Evening journal., 1918-04-29
RCpRR d INNTNGs.

Edge Moor ..... o2l0oO Ox-ll
afadeley ... OOO1 600 o. 2
Summary; Struck out by Jackson II;
by Patterson 2; by Davis r.. Left ON
bases. Edge Moor IL Madeley 4, Stolen
bases, Edge Moor H.; Msdeley q. Sacri-
fice hits, 10. AdBmsun, ID. Riley. Hit
by pitched balls. d. Riley. McClcnagan.
Base on balls. of Patterson . of
Davis 9. Wild pitches. jackson Pat
teason 2; Davis /. Passed balls, Riley
J, Patterson ,. Time Of game, Los.
Umpire Molroy.
Evening journal., 1918-04-29
sooEE BY INNINGS

sCoKE BY INNINGS.
HilLcrest =. .-.... 2O0l 1000 o.
BastlaJcs .. 49,. 90 3 o 6 900 x-9
Summaxys Hits of G. Peters II; off
HRidman I; OF Long G. Two base hits,
y. Peters, Sterndale, Jones, Ramsey,
Fuynn, Beeson, Long. Struck out by
G. Peters 4; BY Haidman 4; by Long s.
Double plays, Long TO Birmingham
Daso On balls off Peters 3; of Haldmsn
] OF Long 5. Passed ballE, Beeson,
carter. Time Of game 2.l5. Umpire
N.lhauser.
Evening journal., 1918-04-29
STANDING or THE CLUBS
National League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh al Chicago.
American League.
Athletics at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
Evening journal., 1918-04-29
Westminster.
Westminster .. ..llO0lOl 1901
Wesley .... ...l I I OOO 90 0 O-3

ulhl sste s-s-rss q -
SCORE by INNINGS.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
PROMINENT JEWS URGE
GENEROUS SUPPORT OF
UNITED WAR WORK
CAMPAIGN.

The United War Work Cam
paign is eliciting the most enthusi-
astic approval from prominent
Jews all over the country, who urge
it's unlimited support by American
Jewry. Letters pledging active CO.
operation and generous assistance
are pouring into the Jewish Welfare
Board from every part Of America,
indicating speedy and satisfactory
response from the nation at large.
Mr.. Nathan Straus writes
"No person is rich enough to give
too much to this great work; no one
is too poor to give something. The
saying is, give till it hurts but my
personal experience makes me
change it to, give till it feels goodP
and I know whereof | speak. With
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
ia
LOCAL NEWS
RED CROSS UNIT NOTES..

The Red Cross Unit conducted by the
Council of jewish Women HAS made 1000
dressings over it's allotment. The allot-
memt in the surgical dressing division
was composed of pads and congresses
and also included 600 contagion masks.
During the month of October, the gar
ment division, remodeled 551 army
shirts, made 10 pairs of pajamas, AMID
so comfort bags The unit works all
day ON Tuesdays and Fridays at the
Temple House, Emerson avenue south
and Twenty fourth street. ALI women are
urgently requested ito come and sew, as
the need for the dressings, etc., increases
daily.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
VICTORY BOYS TO ASSIST UNITED
WAR CAMPAIGN.

The young boys of the city are ito
be organized to assist in the United War
Work Campaign. The organization is ito
be known ais the Victory Boys. The boys
are to devise ways and means ito earn
money ito help swell the fund of $17O,-
900 which lis ito be apportioned ito
the seven societies devoted to war work
among the soldiers and sailors i'm the
United States army and navy, namely
Y. M. C. A., Y. w. C. A., Jewish Welfare
Boand, National Catholic War Council,
War Camp Community Service, American
Library Association, and the Salvation
Army.
Advisory Committees for the Victory
Boys have been chosen, consisting of
Jewish, Catholic and Protestant repre-
sentative, and MIR. A. N. Bearman lis the
Jewish representative on THE Minneapolis
Advisory Committee of the Victory Boys.
Miss Jennie F. Feinberg is the repre-
sentative ON the Victory Girls Advisory
Committee. DR.. S. N Deinard has been
appointed ito represent the Jewish We'll
fare Board of Minneapolis ON the UNIFIED
War Work Council.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to our relatives and friends for
their kindness and consideration shown
us during our recent bereavement over
the deaths, of our wives and daughters,
Mrs. Bessie Cowl Kaplan and Mrs. Jean
Cowl Abrohams.
Mrs. Ida Hestrin,
Mr.. John Kaplan,
Mr.. Dave Abrohams.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
CURRENT EVENTS ACCORD
ING TO PROPHECY.

CONTINUED from page 1917
prosperous state are already laid in
Palestine by the first Governor OF
Jerusalem to make a mark in history
since Pontius Plate.
On September 18th the same
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
November 8, 1918.

the success which Our brave troops
and those of our Allies are achiev-
ing, there will not be need of many
more sacrifices. So give all you can
possibly give, NOW!
"A new era is dawning, an era
of united brotherhood, without bar
rier of creed, religion, or color.
Only second in importance to win
ming the war and making the world
safe for democracy is the spiritual
result which is being achieved
Mr.. Jacob Schiff:
"The President has suggested
that the raising of the necessary
funds for war camp activities in the
army and navy be undertaken as
united effort by Protestants, Catho-
lies and Jews. This campaign, to be
undertaken November 18th to 18th,
should appeal to none with greater
force than to Our co-religionists, to
whom it gives the particular oppor-
tunity to demonstrate practically the
Americanism of the Jew, and his
desire and willingness to sink all
separateness in matters that con-
Germ the veal of our common
country"
Mr. Paul M. Warburg:
"The Jews of the United States
have We'd with each other in pour
ing out their blood and treasure for
the greater glory of the ideals which
thrive under the shelter of the Amer
lean flag. No other race realizes
as much as ours the priceless bliss
of liberty, tolerance, democracy and
equality. Our response to the
United War Work Campaign will
give a new evidence Of this old
spirit"
Mr.. Louis Marshall: -.
"The union of all these organiza-
tons in making joint appeal to
the American people for the funds
necessary to carry on their essential
activities is the most inspiring dem
onstration of homogeneous people
that the world has ever witnessed. 1t
will not only result in securing the
means for effective work, but every
dollar contributed will help every
man who is fighting under our flag
for the entire American people"
DR.. Cyrus Adler, President of
Dropsie College, Philadelphia, and
acting President of the Jewish Theo-
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Daily Telegraph thus opens its lead
ing article on The Tide of Success:
A week of striking military sue
cesses by the Allied arms closes
with the officially authenticated
news that the Bulgarian Govern
ment has asked for an armistice with
a view to peace; Turkey, bankrupt,
exhausted and distraught, has lost
two of her armies, and her troops
to the east of the Jordan are in a
perilous situation.
The great Hebrew seer, Daniel,
closes his book with the remarkable
prophecy about the time of the end,
when Michael, the Great Prince
which standeth for the children of
thy people, shall stand upland at
that time thy people shall be deliv-
cred!
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08

Now, surely, says our esteemed
correspondent, in conclusion, the
most casual reader cannot fail to be
impressed with the following fact
which was announced in all the Gen
tile newspapers-viz., that today,
commonly known as 'Michaelmas
Day (September 29th), because
dedicated by the Christian Church
throughout the centuries to Saint
Michael and All Angels is being
observed in all the places of wor-
ship in the United Kingdom, by Or
der of the Cardinal Archbishop of
Westminster and of the Archbishop
of Canterbury, as "a Day of Special
Thanksgiving for the Deliverance Of
the Holy Land from the long dornin-
ion of the Turk
Comment on these historical facts
is superhuous."
AS we said before, this invocation
of prophecy is an enhancing fancy.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-11-08

No matter what tIhe result of this
weeks election, whether your favorite
candidate has landed or has been showed
under remember, God lis still i'm heaven,
and the government i'm Washington is
still ON the job. Why worry?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
NOMEN'S SPECIALS.

Carl ETS-l 90. ceTpels and rugs wanted
TO clean. BotE phones George r Lang
GO. 1@C5 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
MORAL IDIOCY or HUN
is FURTHER REVEALED
Ask Starved, BrutaliY Treated
Prisoners t0 Carry Home Ap-
peal 10 Help CaptoTs.

BrI. l@h rrIsnncrs navc returned n HuIi
f-au tiermanv with trIiy amazing tale
t8te rnal would he incredible IL they did
aat Jpport u nth documentary eu-
dence t ln ndublfable sort, and y 'ge
had mon come 3 know that t,erman minds
have infinite possibilities IN the yav IS
doing hsugs acomprcnensIDlc Is other
ninds
What these PRISONERS say ls, tnaf Hlcn
rhcu vere released. thcy werc asked ~
.af-v ac& "a ngaua, p long appeal 'or
Brush nrip u meeting me hardship
uhicn fha Germans are now undergoing.
ud IN. ID the pcnuoners Hlsc herr claim
fart--i-iAnt, au tfa responsibility ~ q"
German yeoule ;ur tuc crimes rniu. t"p
1E Geir -licrg
Yer only ~e-- rrfrniN Aat tpr
t.rruan aeopic have .o,nd amy a'ut with
Rhat tacv now raH q naIlarous
rrm. and a0t vet I'D ~ r.'ar VIVA
they hiarae thar svstem '0v eNCe7t tho
.uiure 81 t- piaG- u rpuagcst.
THAI, aJs,,veg aat Il Hc na-' cir'0u
feature Connected p.ta rtl- n.fiuOu. who
bis. than Germans wound ~NpecL 70 naee
good word -1d f,r tbem ,v Iga prisoner
whom ae. have treated 2ltu 3 gpccia
-f~.t.t lie mon aaum 1eY 7rc n0R
,tn,li1g auue tar..a aaI % rncs. oucu
raqruqaun ~ would - morr han human
and tha has been asrrn"l. q NJ BRITISH
Is /. a4ar be aGbe-t 81 rDnlpunenfs-
almost ~ hIg has 81 Is naive luQ ieu-oI.
+ \yt York lines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
BRITISH TURNING VETS
BACK INTO INDUSTRIES
Though Every Man n Needed
Transition May bc Difficult;
Each Mans Record Guide.

London. Nov 2J Uoresprnjonea ~
Jho AfeuciaicJ Preas) -1hr British (,ov-
crnrncn' haa completed ifB bafe plsua iGr
doruobilizatou ~ the army anil prUviing
pmplu y5neut fof The men, WhOsa apif
business fyf four years har bern wrI. y
calculated TINT 80 TER ccrt at use rorU
lu the army will 20 Dack IT, their 0ld .oh9
ur bagc ucw ones awaiting tbrm, tut
t1king are uf the roJna lndof even Though
every pIbce ot man pOWrT VIII ~ needed
after tie wHr. Ut p'7 nr~t difficult
problem
II VII be ong icJious ts~b 10 tf1n--
lnrfn millions ~ fnrn from khaki ~ rivi
lfs oud tnus' hc dpnc ly dcgrrr ~ thr
plan aprec'l Bpon nrec jegrces have heou
htcJ upon tGc nt is ~ ilJuatry, With
rrftaln consideration FeiuR givcn ~
married n"u rr hose whn naY o'hrrvirr
T., needed u the hy,or
Iho government has a ucotJ - Vftai
each mon = tr-f flted ior N rtyii iife
Ie djmsfry ~ ruhhr }orvps. vhirh has
efHrirnttv lnupi'sd TINS data has. to-
y,tbfr ,yith atbcr aHe,al Renci~=5 prc-
pared DE-. 1i arce ar pdusirir n ihr
order - wbaf drerr,d their ,r por'
4nce lbr ht isv arr called k~y
iredea many of w'lh produce 05'crtal-
{
ttt uid To- ~ chase p n ~
str.t.4-.t tcrl s ,rl or- ahead ~ f5- -oer
h. .FadIce strcA Tbc II ie i-ss IS so7r
,leie F1t gi'T noA ic sn1et0-r1 h-r7u-r
II onn'-arryajre Il \7ighf arou7e
tba ftr H7t eI\7 r-a rs svst'inz
him i uos neirr ~ r'- r-i-ase Ir-
goyrtrtrou4 rpu'd Ekr .o z rid of hat
rjas tItu oanrrt handle ~, r. than Eq7
ttf rru- ~ ar, iffro hence yivtd Isd
hercrcr a. rdrs'r-i ner' o'dir-
t.ay y 3lamaad settov. y ith joF n II
n hiha ift trtnrh ra'~ rsr Ia -01
ra. Hrfk,ruar tctt ,cr m trr7b
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s1-' rr # re+ trsatrv tn,
tar a- te .r at rr
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re r. s'eva.' t.or rIrr~ 'D rsr
H.- raHrn.- .n -.~rry or,i~r ond ~,
Htr~rs n e-edrsi tn nrr~a- -n tC~
sipri. far uaue'ric od nrn ,a ofoyt
tra ~ rr dow t0 lny .t luff' lrar
traltv rvrrr rcco~nyrA -7i~ included
Hhrn man t,- hrea 7eloc'ed tnr e'i@
\ charyn hr nfIl IN rn'icrfin
arr nc ur-t ~ iare NJ onurar -vil II
4 ,r I'll uco fle v-lI nor r -o-i tn dia
I tvilttttrv carnp f- England retr ho gil
rrcrlsr rt- allowan~r for csgtiqn clothing
4 TIo M ta rivrr mouth uirlourh
Which rl ,pcon fnai te uil nr IN arn-
4 ,av rhdo zettinv iocafrd W urv ror-
\ rom thi4 -f4gn nr iiutsfsr nt Itrn
y ,ee,lrac= harge fIo M have N aid 7u,
aa-oncrntton of pc-l mplovcra a@so
, riations 1nd iatar anlnre tlready '1n
4 I.t4 of ..}. rr,ru ~ .nldierz have iepi
\ prepared HI remains far the RnverHmen'
\ cu.ulnvors and nn,nns - gst tie iob an'
4 TIE man together
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
SELLING GOODS IN FILM TOWN.
Possible Dialogues In los Angeles, Home
of MnYies.
A. Blank : department. store !:

At Blank g department store:
Well, well, Mira Stewart So glad
What You amt Mias Stewart You am 3
Anita stewart Why. I can't hardly
believe 10 Arc Won positive Oh. gro q
course you'd be positive. but sav, u eccfn7
queer ooulda pworc YOU was her. {
woul,la bet any amount money on IT.
Say, an't il queer You could bs hor twIn
sistcr Well. we'll I'd jeai rim on al day
but know you vsnta be lookln NJ SOME
thin Can't | fhDv YOU this hcau tco-
ful etc, ctr
At Blink = department store
iou wanta look At that pircr o goods
Oh, now, honest. Mlgs Cish that w0ulbn q
he good enough fer you' ~ he way, nov
! IN af,cakin' Of - which Mis- Gisb arc
yuh1 cant never tell you m your sister
apart Which2 You amt neither Wcll.
Won cud knoel me down with breath
/ IN that tooken abact We'll. vpu u
have ter cxcuec me- Now that ! lpok ~
vui reel close. sec yotft rveg = joaf hlt
| lorRcr au shinlcr than thefs . An
yoti'rc Younger, tor. ! guese, bu' yah got
theu style IS was aaylu this here pIerc
. goods etc
At Bunk department store
Oh. know you'll cxcIee pe sprsklu {"
you personal. biit ! feel as Trough
knpwcd you. hovin seen you 81 oftfn in
tho ptchurcs What You amt never
hecn "a tho ri'ahurrs' FOR goodncs-
| sakea' Well, no1v. ain i that stfauFe' II
hal your looka III b., holieve muh' Aud
then Won look r. much lkc Wel
uhat can how yop2 Jest knpr yuii.n
love this swell luirorted rto ctr
Docs i Rnrlf Doe Il work' Y
docs Film Fun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FoR RENT Light. teli-h.atcd room. ia
private famlly suitable for fWn gentle
ofic..
- RNIsHED r"om, ncst - bath. N prt-
Sato apartment Addr' - $ 10, EVcry
Evening ofGe
RsIsHkD room. ~arm and comfort
GARAGES Tor rent. rponty seventh streo,
Nttst Inquire 1908 ", Sixteenth Phone
7I4a
NICELY Furnished room. Phone $40 /.
NICELY furnished third floor 'front.' room
10 one or two gentlemen. s07 Nan huron
stpet
NICELY furnished room for two eeu,le-
men or man aud wife. Al conscusnces.
- Adams stf'et-
ROOM VIII or siehout board Young
Give particulars Address T II. Every
Evening ot>iee
ROOMS for rent. third floor Apply 1927
kirkwood strect
ROOM Nicely furnished. w5th heat. hath
aud use OF phone TWO blocks from depot.
Apply 2oo king street
i.ooMs rsnC.
TWO rooms for light housekeeping for
refined couple. a0S Orange street
THREE upfuruished' rooms for rent ia
suburbs Heat, iiglf.. gas and use of ba II
For particulars address T II. tEcfy Evcn-
ing Oficc.
THRt fsroons tor rent 1901 " Fourth
street
WASHINGTON ST. iao7- Furnished roouA
Tor man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
HARUICH, Noy.. 1918.
Apologies to KipIina.

.sWhat lry IT, whistles a.oWn tor le
httlo gunner cred
'"To hue Is ap, y lnc IS W. ne !oiiy
Tax replied
ssVVhat make vou look @ bright, 50
bright the t.ic Einnfr ,ricc
I'm loujn uhlt II m eoln - watch, thc
joliv I4g -eplea
tor we've R4tca gans eaE- ."r r.
celebrate dc day
When iir biz nd dis usAea urmA-
-sn,- ynga come OUTS q
Well 'bey ~ .onin sonny ronln
and the, don 'oot none too "a
Eor ~ rc tahfv .hcu - HDgianu 81
ti, ucr0ir
WHAT'S aat hat 6ovcun over
elG hc httle gunner cred.
Wy. that, 4 British aiNnianc, the
5o.iy Tar replied
III bat- that they're thrown over
board2" thc little gunner cried.
Oh. that's bloomin parayane, thc
jolly Tar replied
Though their guns are fore tnd dt
and now the tghtlcss tght Is done.
Tins ere ! a minln field Wcre n anl
though he war IS wou
Nc don't take any chances when "e rc
llealin with b n
But We - takn them 70 hugiapl n
the moruin
N hat makes hem loss ~ olacA, ~
black" tho little gunner cried.
aThcv IL dreadin' what they ve gos "a
lace, the Jolly Tar rcPhed
Nbv don VIC cheeri Way don Nc
cheer lhc little gunner cried.
"Oh. We are British gentlemen, the
jolly Tar replied
Though shootIn Us in open boats was
one ot Helnic JOYS,
And some 0t US Is itchh t3r ~ hf.
these yellow boss,
Still. II aim no tiIuc 'Ur hua-tht lh.
It lu 10 time Tor noi-c
n4t @cll raise hg ROOF ct fngahd q
The morniu
Vida ~anNaae Owens, n N llmes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTIGE-Estate of FrsDcis r. 3. Davis
deceased Notice is hereby gwen that
letters of sdna!nist ration upon the estate
OF Fraucia r q Davis. late Of Wilmington
hundred decreased. were duly granted unto
Bessie B Keanc on the twelfth day Of
November. A. ID 1918. and ell persons
indebted 20 tho said decreased arc requested
10 make payments to the administrators
without delay. and all persons having
demands against tho deceased arc re
quired 10 exhibit and present the same
duly probated TO the said adnlipi,t rix
on or before the twelfth day of November
A. ID 1910. or abide by the law in this
bCha!t
BESSIE q. kEANF
Administrators.
Address Robert a. FaTman Attorney
Ford Bldg Wilmington. del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

FOR RENT- Light. S"ii-hs-atcd room. ia
private family suitable for ~ gentle
men Address -. Livery Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

FROM Fourth 81 Wharf
Schedule ID affect MoudAy Ocs 5S
9ubiact 70 cu&nSe wttuod5 aOtaca.
Leave WitmI0 ton TOR PanAleiDaIA nd
philadelphia for MuUin stol, daily except
Saturday.. At 800 D tn. ~ clocz Roln
and 81 .. n
On Saturdays aud sundays. leAvo VIII
mhlgunu 8nd PnisdelPlia 10 3.S3 lo.So .
m I so 4l5 AMI 100 o. It.
WILMINGTON. .PENN'SGt Rove ROUTE
scheduie 10 Effect sunday, Ac5. 20
Daily tnci1d1py SUNDAYS
Leave NitEniuxtou go. 500 1000 a. m
~ oclocs noon. 100. 100. 90 500.
1000 and 1900 o. 70
leave PenDs Grove So rs 400. HOO
; m. 100. 800. 800, 100. o.OO. 100 ).
N aud t@.45 a. 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
HAVE A TALK WITH PALMER

Little men grow bigger.
and i,ie men aIe kept from growing small
by Life and Endowment insurance Nj
t:onal Iato ms 60. Of Vt Mutual.
Charles 3 Palmer General Manager 31u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
STORAGE.
MASQUERADE SUITS.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES
FARMS FOR RENT.

FARM-Near Wilmington, on kennett pike.
lD0 acres. 90 acres tillahie. 10 acres
meadow. House and all buildings IN Al
condition Eunning water at barn Mitb
denot within one-haif mile. Owner dgsire4
10 secure good. permanent tenant and will
accept moderate renG on easy tcrms. Ad-
.dress or call in person. 6o5 kquitahte Build
ms Wilmington. Dei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
Rates for Water
Consumed bV Meter MeaSuren1er


EFFECTIVE JANUARY I. ielp
Eirst Two Thousand (2Onnh Cubic FC-'t
or less rer quarter, at - cents per thou
sand. 80. NJ.
Next Three Thousand C"n0} tuhic tfst
or ,ess NOR otartcr at 60 cents lor thou
sand -,,,
All IN excess of Five Thousand tN"Nl
Cubic Feet. per quarter. ~ - Genus ~
thousand cubic feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03
NOTlCE-IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
F.THE STATE OF DELAWARE.

tion Co
oFtTHE STATE or pELAwARE;;
IN and TOR New Castle County
victorine Dickinson. John Henry picShn, ,1n.
mn. Charles stewart dickinson ann ,ua ~
a'aNsy Mny Mya, aua present s.ns,on 9wns[s Ho :
prporation under tho laws oi tue H'"'o
" Delaware. ,o,s
reti.iou nlod As narr. Mortgage t"''tu
B.tvoi. &. raso t33. ., M
And nov 90 wit. this fth d na arids Vii
nled and on motion OF Edmund :, no ,,',,i um,id.
Esquire rule granted upon termani" n"aa" r
na AND iioan nnder sho isws of the state Of
Delaware. TO show cause "n5 ~ u"' NIL ia
gage executed by the sain d." ,,"n" his vie TO
I;srmania building and Loan Assoc1a,ii"n' i'l
No. J. bearing date the 2'd DAY :" ar,,ad rpd
SATISFIED on the record thereof. rrturnaole
on Monday, the eleventh Gay !" m
embcr. ,"is, ,,s at ,w,,f,h i" I''ms day Of No No
yernbrr n 1918. on motion of Edmund
S He,Iipxs. Esq. Il is ordered ny the sour sour
that the above rule be r9nt ;nned to wsd
a soSy thcrcoi h, published by the shortly
of New Castle county n ""NnSlr. i,'',.. - =.
In testimony that tho above Is true
stated ns the same remains of record
bercinto set IN, hand aud niHx"h the seal
Of the said court. this twelfth day OF
November. a y. lniS:
JOSEPH WIGGLESMn ORTIZ
Prot thouOtary.
NpTITF-The regular meeting OF the New
Castle County school Commission will ho
held In the Office of the County Superin-
tCndent. new Pubic Building. on "Wednesday
dec I'm ber 4. at oClOCh
ELIAS y NOpEI,
ANDREW $ Ell NCON.
HORACE l.. DtI.WoETH
Commissioners
NpTICE-The Ladies Catholic BcnoNn-
lent Association will meet at 'li MarSct
street second floor. Wednesday. becem-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

BHIGIkN HAREa wanted. three ronndr
up. Any quantity. q. " llotner. kich-
artxuu rnrE Phone 1ttsp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-03

NI1 "a A1IO.St5 ~ - &c
NAN wants work as jarifor or fireman
Apply J Robinson los Franklin
WIDOW wants light work Of any kind by
the day. Address r 10. Every Evening
Office