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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
II Motlsorqf
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Frightened and stupefled, SALLY
stood suIl moment her ears ring.
lng with tho slam of tho door. Then
slow che glanced about her. m
Hrl GOWN the durk"nod street with
ls trarnrt qiampr shrouded on
their upper halls with black. cast
.us only faint radiance
The narrow street was all but do
serted o few shn(fnng figures
uuNp1 here and there, and sally
fnu'.ol they stopped, looking 81 her
..tlousy Something vaguely IA
Wllar hortu tu tap az her memory
sno walked a tDW PAGES Ia the cor
Nor nud saw upou tho lamp post
"Iuu M0NrfHrl
i,un MouffrHrd' This was Rue
N1uNnrbri Just down tho block
iuou. was Dufranncs wine shop.
whore jeanne was OH, II Jeanne
only wtg thcre' snly turned quick
Iy and hurried along until she came
'1 ih0 rrlmy little shop whore she
had been s0 terrified nnd whore her
dead soldiers swpctheArt had come
fl 'Hr rescue
There was re- streak ~. light be-
n,1iN tho door az pu'rnnne'N Sally
En.tkrI without hesitation Jeanne
Nus nrr friend Dufranuc she did
ru, fear Ilr knew what Co expect
from tnr rorIarmcs II she but open
o1 her mouth
~ was slfN 20 appeal oto them
furHy W,y would hclp her.
sNo heard shufG.ng within and
no un instant the door WAS opened
0n cr1ch Jepnno's dark face
pcoraI out
"Jelunc' You remember Sally
Ormc. who brought you tho packet
from Rnbouchc7"
"Ah' Mamsclle. the nurse"
IeNuny's face came back In a vel
coming whisper what do you DO
herc' 7 ann so rlnd 20 see YOU ]
was coming fu you You said you
would hc my friend"
eyes Jeanne. ! am your friend
su' listen to me want YOU 20
! lhrIp mo
Jeanne drew her inside tho shop
whore dim lght burned No one
was there Tho girl trcw forward
l two stools ana mouonci TO Sally to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
Horoscope


saturday August II. 1918.
This is a rarely fortunate day. sc.
cordlng 90 astroloEy Saturn. IupI-
ter. the sun and Uranus are an in
bcenfic aspect
During this sway thoro is the best
possible direction for an that CON
Germs trade and commerce. bank
ing ana busiucss
This is read as a lucky day for
making far-reaohing constructive
plans and for beginning new Lines
" business
Judicial matters OF every sort Is
subject 10 government of the stars
making for wise decisions and for
the strict enforcement of laws.
The autumn probably will be-
marked by a tendency Go exact strict
observance Of an government proN's-
ions for the conservation OF tooh,
fuel and individual resources.
Itisa favorable time for wha'eyer
has 10 do with mines and min,nb
Labor Is subject 10 conditions tAN'
should be fortunate,
This should be an auspicious gov
ernment OF tho stars for an "0'
seek public favor Political a',.N
ities are supposed to be under a
Euidonce likely to win popu'e' ''
for candidates
There is a promising rule for PEI,
sons advanced In life They nhnulu
be particularly favored II they sees
employment OF favors OF any s... sort.
The death OF a woman or rvyGt'
birth Is prosaged This may ne lui-
lowed by the passing m an Ntuv' '-
can woman who has been much oo-
fore the public 40, ,,oro
and more attention viii be given 10
Tho study OF philosophy ana lslE
ion Chaplains have AN espe.la.llIy
fortunate guidance ana "b'
As promlsed for many .,t,,
According 10 planetary alte.l.ul,
tho autumn will bring many ohAnN vI1
i'm colleges. practic7. courses ,'
multiply and war training VIII "
uidcspread A successful year 'a
foretold. .,,.,,.
persops born on this day may nave
aone disappointmcuts In the comm
wear. They probably VIII tra'sI az
change and win he successih y.
hufln css s-affairs Trouble n,"Ht u
tine signing OF papers or through ''''
ters may develop.
children born on this day may n'
erratic and irritable, but popu lhr
These subjects Of Leo are usually ih'
AuatrIous and truHtworthN.
fCopvrieht 1918. by the Mcclure Nevtra
per Syndtcaicl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
RippLing Rhymes
The knlacr,a Drnn


The kaiser dreamed that ho would
rcign from Naples 90 Alaska hiH
subjects would bc found ln Maine,
and up in .AthahaHcu. Hcd ride ln
state through Boston town and swHH
ger 900 Toronto. and see the peoples
hnccliur down where has iho vision
gone TOT on. wilhelm 60 some llN.
crwurHt ono nlEht before retiring
md saw himself In srinnlu- burst
upon tho world admIr'nT lir md Ia
throne set up 200 Cork another one
iu Lansing. ho saw. through Roe
chester. New York, hia r"rnu" ni
wucinr Tho nations bowed to bail
their lord Tcycrod h.a 'vo fr.ri
eagle. no gtFe tho vaupuHhod nH
reward smile sublime ana royal
OH wilhelm ate some rancid I'd"
hofurn ur sour' D.. -|uwn'rs. "A
'r' ~ hatty dreams Mo these h"
had in endless numbers N '"u
eat goose before SOU ..u.N ana
dream You're AloKan1'r "Hu "1H
Hereafter I Will keep uwHf from
goose ana guudor Dyf Wilhelm
thought his dreams were ."u". nnl
not tho fruit ~ sausage HH1 r' hn
spoiled with bloody En 'H" h.r M
peace the boss uED May hr uH r'..H-
Ing on rock. when IhIH grim war
ia ended. some lonely .fHF whore
srauills flock and A. 'nr W''f 1f'
blended
,copyrgh, 1913 Gsorr. N,uhes Al,"'I
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a1rGAIIzrp GAMBI,INO.." i"

Government control OF the New
York cotton exchange is now asked
BY the cotton men. Their idea is lo
eliminate tho Kind Of speculation
that Ia purely OF gambling nature.
and confne the exchange to its To-
gitimate functions a. clearing plaIe Ie
for markets Although We are get
ting a surfeit Of government c0ntrol
OF this, that and the otheI|thing'
until lapse into extreme peternal-
ism 10 feared BY some, yet We are OF
the opinion that the cotton men are
riGht---here IL one place where It is
needed.
Il has long been Acknowledged
that exchanges are necessary to tho
effective operation Of nation wide
business. The exchange also Is a oa-
rometer OF conditions affecting tho
economic welfare OF the country It
IA an institution with a legitimate
function to perform yot Il Il equally
undeniable that frequently It IL the
lever by which unsorupulous mon es-
srciso an illegitmate power over
business In general. one man calls
1t as at present conducted. "a legal
iEed gambling house, CONDUCTED un-
der government supervision" But
the gambling instinct 10 strong In the
American people and IL win take d,
wstohtul government Co draw inc
line between tho legitimate and The
illegitlmate In stock transactions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
IA RALEES&FRlIIEIN,DAElF Ri IIEIN y FO1RNlESTs ! !


And tnru EIy Uauny was glad he
couldn't ful hIs lrglo Lucky for n
ao ruuIIut iui hum 4nt drrtiiI.
black snake couldn't ciNAcr
"Uh. pIo,ar don't hurt mo said
fhy .t,Iu rabbit for he couldn't Eci
Out Uf Inr garage you know. Cor ihr
snake WJa standing rlgh. Iu iht m.d-
die 1f thn doorway.
.oh uo. ] won't hurt you lu
just givr yuu t u,go Ns aIuc"zr.
said Tine Gravity bad SNAKE. and De
EIIvI toward ,nr ui,., rabbit
'uh dear. oh dear. Im "a goner
now and bHIy Bunny hoppcd first
to ono Side and then to the other.
bus that dreadful snake craWlcd
after hlw And pretty soon he got
closer and gave HIM hiss.
And I.al as that dreadful snake
was going TO coll himself an around
that poor little bunny what do YOU
suppose happened You'd never
rugst so nm tell you right away.
Tho big kind Policeman DOG ran Ia
and with hs club hit that snake a
m,u-dous whAck, and after that
the snake Hld hc thought he'd go
home And he did aud then the
Policeman bog began 90 sing
Eub-o-duh dub. just look at my
club
Ana ny uniform Of blue,
Whoucvcr Q pass with my buttons OF
They give me "a .hr"r or two.
I'm good watehios a Policeman
Looslns out after YOU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
Lille Benny's Notebooks


SIR waiter HswIoy was sl un.i'.
Iio was always barElnr peoples rnf-
din.
Ue wood oven say "iacuse m"' % a
worm
n hc tired on lts spine In the rariIn.
Ono iay no was w1wkiur along
And 81, vaS the queen ~ dr1i" l'rii-
tln.
And they came 10 a mud puddle so
full ~ mud
II wood Of bin frarso 10 sit ln
scd the Queen NJ Crate rrltiin. For
roodnies sakeS
/ don't wunt 90 w4wk In that
"Wy shood you p" red SIR walter
Euwlry.
And ne gracefully took or his hat
Thcn ne put ON his hat ana hr tooh
on Mia cloak
And 10 layrd i' ON top of the puddle
"uut my shoes Will dcr'y IT, Sc'
cor even II they don't the mud'lL'
wat do I cire7" sed Sir walter
HuWlpy
"-'yo got o more home Jest as good D.
And the queen ~ Crate bfiillI
sRr,ed across
Wawl,in rhs lite AS she Good,
"Youre tho politest man ln Crate
Rrittin'
The Queen ~ Crate Brttin sed she
And she smiled him smile 90 show
her reward,
And stepped into the cassol for tea,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
rrI.I.ING TIN rnUrn

Every newspaper man has tmr
and again come 60 tho diIrnmo nt
having TO either ten dlRFrcslNIo
truths against his home town or else
suffer the continuance ~ evils which
he feels 81 his duty TO attack lt i7
standing complaint against fhe c'l-
tor who has the courage to condemn
in unsparlns terms tho deinguoucIr7
ot his home in order TO offcrt a
refarm. that he In hurting tNo town
And no doubt In many cases ihr
criticism is justified although once
sided and short-sighiod when 80
n proclaimed lu public print thetan
certain city ia deficient u certain
things that would make 1t attractive
20 those who are looklng for a good
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
The'Woman Who Changed
by JANE PHELPS

A wife my husband wanted mo 10 be
only'since ] have put aside my own
selfish desires In the greater one NJ
making a happy home for us both
You see, Evelyn. I was stubborn. too
as well as uneducated in the WAYS
OF tho world, and in tho building un
ot home for George. wanted 10
have II all my way; the easy way
Tor me. ! hadn't wisdom enough %
know that "A woman IL more p'ahle.
can more easily ft herself int
new groove than can a man. George
had made his place In the social
world OF Moreland before / married
him. Naturally he wanted n wife
who could hold that position. So /
had TO change myself In many ways.
but ] am sure now that Mrs. Sexton
was right, and that It has been good
for me-"
"Yos--G am sure Y has, Hem
and
you see. Evelyn. George never
has asked me TO do n roally unrca-
sonable thing" I interrupted, 'and
never anything I thouEht IL wrong
To do He is a thoroughly good man
morally, and never would interfere
with anyone's convictions We want
ed a wife who could make his home
the kind OF a home his mother had
made for his father He WAS impa-
tient OF my inability TO adapt myself
as quickly os he had thought / would
that wns all But
You are Awfully good Helen
Really you are to take AN tho blame
OF everything on yourself am
sure / couldn't"
ooh, yes you could You never
had to try 10 make yourself over you
know"
Tomorrow Motherhood
Copyright 1918 George Matthew AdansI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
Everyday Wisdom
Ears


n nothing else cNolutcd ears did.
because who would hay, Thought Of
c,ss an at once, Bars look as "
they had been done over ana ser
and started out TO De several other
things. ana hesitated. and finally
settled down and decided 10 be ears
AIargc part Of the ear Is supcr0u-
Gus A. one time tho ear must have
been used for hearing several miles
But now that we live close together
and have telephones ana arc NO
longer afraid Of Indians or wild an
iuals we do not need nearly A.
much ear AZ We have We could
got along very we'll with neat llt-
tlr concealed hole In the side ~ the
head. invisible 20 the casual 90
server as lnconspicuous AS "a dlcta-
phone Tho Tapping funnel part
of the ear might as we'll be Topped
Off like the twentieth century YER
inform appendix
We prosaEe the passing az the OK
tcfua car 10 may take countless
generations but we are going 20 Ec,
our prcsage In early When that
time doea como, small boys the
world over may rejoice that they
were not born I'm an age when ears
had To- be washed
Our Suffrage Campaign.
Paper plates Tor women
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

Dotrol, ls having ltg troubles over
the question OF street car fares The
companies maintain they could not
continue AT the old J-cept rate. hut
the travelling public seems 10 think
otherwise ~ any rate. 6-conl fares.
even II necessary, are horribly lucon-
ytnlent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

TIlsa has 80 FAR made ne WAY
through tho tnrrld season without
any human fatalities. hut the war
gardens suffered severely from SUM
stroke. aggravated by Tho pranlbi-
tion against sprinkllng.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

A fellow down AT the duft hoard
nys that he has given away so nauy
handkcrchiefs to weeping war Wild
owu thar his wife is thinking ~ hold
Ing handkerchief shower to rc.
plenish tho supply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

Just wait until tacy pu' that tax
on servants There VIII ue many au
old duffer who win tell you tc .a
lust proctlcIng up ON golf strokes
when he is really out in tho back
yard beating the tugs for wuthp.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

The man Who has uaat 90 sy.
pect 20 ho succosfN .s hc vha eD8
as much tIn ont OF h7 lp.s bua
ness as De used to zee out of ID Iat'r
fishing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
DdiRa Food


Delight ,Edousr ~, 1918
shall - nytsli slso in nc Lord ara h'
PsAsf give thee the desires Of my heart
n a7;A
fo.N Lord, would delight IsSthss
And On Thy care depend
To thes in ever trouble iloo a
Ny best ny only friend
90 run that ye may obtain. Cor u.aA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

This BE the best time OF year Co
look back at the hllsllrIs of lust
winter and regard hom with oquas
n.mity They don't worry ua.a Tlt
now ilut % may he we'll ~ romom-
Der that such things mas come again.
In time 6f heat prepare for tho cold
weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17
PHONES

IdltorisI Dept .................... 6002
Want Ad Dept ................. 1000
Want Ad Dept .................,GO ,GOOt
Display Adv bept .............0 COOS
tirsnI.,ionS lem ''''' ~ "a
toeisty Editor ...s.s...s......s/ r,n.
businesa Manager ....A.....,sa Zee 500
tufene boftnn s.s.ssff - - ssfs tihh'
.,....ttiolu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

rsa ,a,s o,,r. Mathew Adams
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-17

Our Suffrage Campaign.
'aprr plates Tor women
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Historic Building is Con-
verted Into Emergency
Hospital
GOVERNMENT TO
TAKE HOTELS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLS, Del. Oct it.-The old
sheriffs residence, which has just been
completed for housing by the United
States Government. was turned into an
emergency hospital last night by the
Women's National Council OF Defense
for the treatment OF influenza patients
The women Of this committee were
busy last evening helping TO put the
building In condition to admit patients
Immediately. The doctors Of the town
are overtaxed. However, the doctors
have been working night and day and
as result Of their faithful service few
deaths have occurred here from the
disease. One trained nurse Is in charge
Of the hospital, and the home nursing
class which recently received diplomas
will assist In nursing the patients.
Women have volunteered their services
in preparing food or in any way they
can assist.
The commissioners OF the housing
board VIII be here on Monday TO in
spect the hotels which would be nj to
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
POSTPONE TRIP OF
WAR TROPHY TRAIN
Residents of Dover Have
Subscribed $l74,60O
in Liberty Bonds
HUSBAND AND WIFE
ARE BOTH INJURED
Enenial fn The Evenlng Journal.

Special to Ine Evening Jpuihol'
DOVER, Oct. it.--Word was received
yesterday by the Liberty Loan Com
mittees that the War Trophy train trip
through Delaware had been called on
until sometime next week, because OF
the influenza epidemic.
Dover Liberty Loan subscriptions up
20 yesterday noon totaled Sil4,sOO.
Dover Council, No. 27, Jr., o. u. A. NJ
has subscribed for $3.50 worth OF bonds.
This makes $3.50 subscribed by this
,rder for the several loans besides sew
,ral hundred dollars in War Savings
ltamps.
Trouble has come double to Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrett Wharton living on small
farm east OF Dover. Mrs. Wharton has
a fractured wrist caused by a fan and
MIR. Wrahton is suffering from a badly
cut foot.
After a lifelong residence IN Dover
The Misses Sus, Sara and Mary Collision,
have decided to remove to Philadelphia.
Miss sara Collision has been clerk In
the dry goods store Of c. w. Fisher
FOR some years.
In the trial list for the october term
OF court which IS set for October q,
SO cases are scheduled for trial ana IA
divorces are scheduled. Six divorces
ere marked for final DEGREES.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
DELAWARE CITY AFFAIRS.
ial TO The Evening Journal.

cptCIdI 10 INe Evening JUuFHdI.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, oct. ffs-Mr
and Mrs. John Swan and daughter
Audrey, left yesterday morning on their
yacht 'Swa-nee" for Lake Worth, Fla,
where they will make their home in
the future.
Many people were disappointed yes
terday morning when arriving at the
railroad station TO learn that the war
trophy train would not arrive as
scheduled
The funeral Of Mrs. Stella Martin,
who died in Wilmington of pneumonia,
was held yesterday afternoon from the
residence Of her brother-in-law, Nathan
Durham. Interment was made in Della
ware City cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
Health BOARD
Gives Warming OF
Influenza DANCER
Ask People to Be Careful
and Take Proper Treat
ment Promptly. Many
Pneumonia Cases Follow
Influenza. What to Do.

To be prepared for the serious out.
breaks Of influenza and pneumonia tnat
are now sweeping over the entire deTonnity v0upIiy
Public Health Boards everywhere are ~
suing cautions and Instructions 20 the
public not to neglect treatment az the NJ, hIse
evmntoms Of a cold and to Cooperate Win
the board and physicians In stamping out
the spread of the disease. -.
No disease develops 50 quickly or spreads
90 rapidly. The first symptom usually. ls
n sharn rise IN temperature TO 103 or 1Oi
degrees, headache, pain IN the back, thIont
feeling dry, or sore. Unless proiuPl5
is to 90 TO bed and stay there for at least
n week keeping warm 70 avoid pneumonia
and let the minor ailment run It's course
and also prevent the spread Of the disease
Most Of us. in these busy days, cannot
afford. II it can be avoided, 70 lose week
or more Of work so It Is al the, more
necessary that at the very hrst sign OF
grip or influenza a counter-acting treat /
ment should be taken.
Probably no better or more effective
treatment could be followed az such time
than to get from the nearest drug store a
complete Hyomei outfit consisting OF
bottle Of the pure oil Of HYomei and a
little vestpOcket, hard rubber inhaling de-
vice into which few drops OF the OIL are
This is all you win need. Put the In
haler in your mouth and breathe It's air
deep into the passages Of your nose, throat
ana lungs livery HAlllclt VI ar AhhA
enters your breathing organs viii thus be
charged with an antiseptlc germ-killing
balsam that will absolutely destroy the
germs OF influenza that have found lodg-
ment there.
You can't do this too often. The Hyomei
Inhaler is small and can be conveniently
carried in handbag or In your vest
pocket. Every half hour OF so throughout
the day take Il out and draw a few breaths
OF its pure healing air into your nose and
throat Relief comes almost instantly.
The Grip or Influenza symptoms subside.
Congestion ceases, fever disappears, throat
conditions become normal and YOU soon
are feeling fine. The outfit is not at all
expensive for the rubber inhaler win last
lifetime while the on Of Hyomei can be
obtained at little cost from any reliable
druggist. Lots Of people already have a
Hyomei Inhaler Take IL out, charge il
and use II without delay. II you haven't
one get II today
few cents spent now may easily pre-
vent serious illness and save you many
dollars and help stamp out the spread Of
the disease.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11

accommodate the U. s. Naval Reserves.
It is probable that the following ho-
tells Will be taken: Jefferson House,
United States Hotel and the Gilpin
House.
Much enthusiasm was displayed yes
terday by the women's committee OF
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
One sale Of $1,000, TO the New Castle
Trust Company, was reported. The
FIRST plant in New Castle to go "over
the top" was the Deemer Steel Casting
Company, where every employe sub
scribed very literally, 100 per cent.
These two reports were the source
OF great encouragement TO the loan
committee. and with five more indus
trial plants to be heard from, the out
look is very hopeful.
Due TO the condition OF the drinking
water in this city, the Board OF Health
has issued a warrant for the arrest OF
The officials OF the Delaware Water I'M
provement Company. The officers will
be summoned to appear before Mayor
C,avender, this evening.
Mabel Gibbs, Edna Carter, and Teresa
Roy were arraigned before Mayor The0-
dore W. Cavender last night on a
charge OF dlsorderly conduct and fined
$40 and costs. In reprimandlng them
the Mayor said these offenses must
terminate or the fines in the future
Will be doubled.
Miss Mabel Clewell Of Sixth and Del
aware streets, is III with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Walls, Of Seventh
and South streets, are receiving con-
gratulatlons on the birth Of son.
Miss Flora Walls, OF West Sixth
street, is recovering from an attack OF
the grip.
Miss Mary Wright. OF East Fifth
street. has passed the examination FOR
yeowoman in the T. S. N. She will be
stationed al the headqnarters Of the
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
OXYGEN FOR AvIAT0Rs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. H. - oxygen
tanks containing sufficient air for six
10 eight hours breathing will be car
ried aloft hereafter by every American
aviator going over the German lines IN
combat or bombing airplanes and by
pilots and observers Of reconnaissance
planes going higher than 1900 feet.
The War Department announced yes
terday that the tanks now are being
turned out in sufficient quantities In
the unlted States.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
LIBERTY KITCHEN DEMONSTRATIONS

Laura Judd Bryant, demonstrator, will
direct food demonstrations in the Lib
erty Kitchen in the Public Library
Building. Miss Bryant Will be assisted
by Miss Pierson, who has proved such
an able worker for six months. She is
working under the direction OF the u.
S. Department OF Agriculture and CO.
operating with Delaware College.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11

Charles Wood, chief engineer OF the
Lexington H.. formerly belonging to
Henry p. Scott and now one OF the fleet
OF scout patrol boats operating on the
Delaware river, was visitor here yes
terday.
Mrs. Harry Gray is confined to the
house with Illness.
Mrs. S. Washum is i'll at her home on
Washington street.
The Rev. and Mrs. Prouse are visiting
relatives out of town.
William Jester. druggist, who has
been sick for several days, is able to
attend 20 business.
Evening journal., 1918-10-11
FINDS REGISTRATION CARD.

A registration card bearing the name
OF Fiorrent Herda, No. 5 Police Station,
Pittsburgh, Pa, and dated June 5, 1918,
was found yesterday by E. Banks, room
$3.50 dupont Building.