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Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
INCOME TAX TO l. bE COLLECTED 1. BY MARCHF|RST

That much discomfort on the part of those who must be accommodated, and a greater embarrassment of those who must perform the work in complying with the provisions of the income tax, may be avoided through appearance of those affected at the office as soon as possible, was the announcement made from the office of Collector of Internal revenue Lewis T. Carpenter yesterday afternoon,
 It was stated that people have ap- parently failed to take seriously the announcement of the government that these taxes must be paid. judging from the small number thus far appearing. Up to date not more than 150 persons have come to the office it is declared
 Every unmarried person whose. net Income is as much as $1,00O, for the year 1917 every married person or head of family, man or woman. whose net income is as much as $2,000 must report at the office of the internal revenue collector at room 248, in the federal building, on or before March 1, 1918. Those who fail to do so are sub- feet to a fine not exceeding S2,000 and to imprisonment not exceeding one year. Blanks may be obtained at the office of the collector in the federal building.
 The only exceptions made to those affected are employees of the state. county or city, whose total income is from this source. This includes also, school teachers.
 The district which comes under the jurisdiction of the local office, includes all of New Mexico and Arizona and is known as the district of New Mexico While all collections are handled through the local office, deputies will be sent out shortly to cover all outly- ing territory. Deputies will not be sent out in the district included in Maricopa county. People residing in this section are expected to call at the office ir the local federal building, although deputies may be sent out later when it appears that some have not respond ed to the chance given them to comply with the law. In all there will be 14 deputies in the two states.
 It is expected that there will be ap- proximately 75,000 tax payers in the two states, from which it is believed the revenue will aggregate between sS,0o0,000 and $10,o00,000.
 The local office is prepared to handle from 1000 to 2,000 persons per day and it is expected that this capacity will be taxed to the limit from now on pldnKS naVlng been oDtdlnaDle only since last Monday.
 Of interest to Arizona farmers Is tn, announcement that water assessment, are not proper deductions from gros. income. This means that farmer wht owns stock in water project, irriga ton ditch or the like, or is one of tn, owners in a cooperative organization of this character, may not deduct iron his total gross receipts, any money pail out for this purpose. when making hi report, for the obvious reason that 1 is not in reality a disbursement, bu represents its equivalent in cash ol hand, in the eyes of the government.
 Provision is made by the govern ment for married and unmarried per sons for amounts proportionak to tn size of the family, which are allowe, to be deducted from the annual incom, and which are classified as exemption allowances.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

assistant marshal, Mrs. Sarah Reedy; inside sentinel, Mrs. Dora Berry; out side sentinels. Mrs. Sarah Reedy and Mrs. Bertha Ruple. Refreshments were served after the ceremonies and cards were played until late hour.
 Ed Flick has entered the employ of the Arizona Eastern and moved over from Hayden the first of the week to occupy the Cooper house.
 MT. Pitts lost all his possessions in a fire which destroyed his house on the flat. He has gone to Gilbert to visit relatives before loceting per manently.
 Mrs. Ruby Pyle is very i'll with an attack of erysipelas. J. F. Kennedy of Torrington. Con- necticut, has taken George Edelman's position with the Arizona Drug com- pany. MT. Edelman has been called to Los Angeles for examination for army service.
 Mrs. Velasco is visiting in Phoenix
 A most enjoyable time was reported at the dance in Hutton hall Thursday evening The proceeds were donated to the Red Cross.
 The funeral of Wilbur Hale. who was struck by train and killed at Wheaton, Illinois, was held Tuesday. The young man was in the aero corps,
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
Counts Friday to sew for the Red

Counts Friday to sew for the Red Cross. Five bathrobes for convalescent soldiers at Fort Kearney, California, were made to complete equipment there. Because of the departure of Mrs. Houston, there has been va cancy in the position of directing seam stress and Mrs. Hardwick was ap- pointed head of the cutting and Mrs. Wilcox will take charge of the sewing. The work will be done in the church basement on Tuesdays from 9 o'clock until 4 o'clock. The election of offi- cers will be held Monday night at the regular weekly meeting at the Hotel Story. A cordial invitation to attend both days is extended to all by those in charge.
 Rev. Harlan P. Cory delivered the morning and the evening sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday.
 Monday evening the Royal Neigh bors installed the following officers: Oracle. Mrs Bertha Ruple; vice oracle, Mrs. Martha Goodwin; past oracle. Mrs Emma Adams; chancellor, Mrs. Gladys Cook recorder, Mrs. Zelattie Soto; receiver, Mrs. Jennie Compiler;
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
D|SbURSERF0R
 DRAF I LIN JOb

Captain George P. Henderson of an appointee of Governor Hunt, on Thursday officially assumed the office of disbursing agent for Arizona in the operation of the selective service law. Approval of Captain Hendersons bond for $10,000 came from Washing ton yesterday and he took over that of- flee from Colonel Fred $. Breen whose departure has been delayed for some time for that reason.
 Colonel Breen will today leave Phoe- nix for his home in Flagstaff. Mrs. Breen returned last Friday. The Breens have been making their home in Phoe- nix at 326 East Roosevelt street since last May, Colonel Breen having been officially connected with state draft headquarters since that time, He is editor and owner of the Coconino Sun which he will once more give his per- sonal attention.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
RECAPTURE GERMAN
 |NTERNES IN B0AT
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-Count Felix von Luckner. former commander of the German raider Seeadler which enjoyed an adventurous career in the South Pacific until wrecked, has been captured again by British authorities after he escaped from his internment camp near Auckland, New Zealand, &C., cording to information brought here today by the master of a steamship which arrived from the South Pacific
 Count von Luckner, with many other interned Germans, escaped in Decem- Der and was captured with his con- panions after two weeks chase on the ocean, the information said. The Ger mans took to sea in an open boat and travelled nearly 800 miles, enduring great suffering from lack of food and water, according to the ships captain.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26

through this city, and some may pc here now, it was admitted today at headquarters here of the l. W. w. De- fense league.
 Names and present Wnereaoou.s VI these persons were not dlVuieeu, uu. it was explained that eacn lhcoiiiins ship from Russia brings to tn.s Iouh ii,. trv men prominent in the Bolshevlk movement that have been sent here to investigate conditions.
 Several Syndicalists of Italy, Aus tralia and Spain, with whom the Amer. ican I. w. w. were said by officials .oI the defense league, to be affiliated, also will be present at the Chicago triais' they said.
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
GREAT SAYING
 IN F00D MADE
 IN THIS STATE

Almost unbelievable are the figures showing the savings in meat, wheat, flour and sugar in Arizona hotels and restaurants during the month of De- cember, according to the repot of M. T. Grier, state representative of the hotel and restaurant mems division, and which were made public yesterday.
 According to this report there was saved in the hotels and restaurants of the state during the past month 35,73O pounds of meat, 21 ,442 pounds of wheat flourr and 24,3S2 pounds of sugar. These substantial savings in these three essentials of food is certain evil dence that the rules laid down by the food administration are being closely followed in this state by those institu- tions that ordinarily are supposed to be centers of great waste.
 That the savings for the past month are materially increased over those Of November is shown by the following comparative figures:
 November December Meat -. ---.----. .31, 7SO 35,730 Wheat flour .14,9 907 21, ,442 Sugar ......-.--...-. .13,169 24,3S2
 Following are the savings in meat, flour sugar and fats effected in the hotels and restaurants in the principal cities and towns of Arizona for De- cember as reported to food administra- tion headquarters in Washington yes- | terday by MT Grier:
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
BOLSHEV|K| HERE FUR
 TRIAL IF l. w. W.'S

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25.-Several prominent Bolshevik leaders. interested in the trial of Industrial Workers of. the World at Chicago, have passedl
Arizona republican., 1918-01-26
W|NKELMAN WOMEN
 SEW FUR RED GROSS

wINKELMAN. Jan. 20-Twenty- five women met at the home of Mrs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
WILSON'S oPENNEss OF MIND.

Presiden Wilson announced 0Ioncly,
some weeks ago, tha, ne. ana his subor-
CInates who had looked into 4 certain
matter had reached j wrong conclusion,
which he proceeded 20 reverse. Tbs
interest cf the statement WIS ID ia
unahashcd candor NlthCugh every.
body not q half-wit knows that every
executive in high office constantly de
cides things without complete investi
cation, and constantly makes mistakes
infallibility Any astutc reader oan
recall an example ot some man n niS1
Office for many wears who has neva
admitted an error
This attitude, always nierIOr %.
culiarly silly with the world - full q
change. Lord Miner went to Russia
Just before the revolution, made personal
nv estigation Of the situation, and return
ng assured Mr. Lloyd-Georgc that every
thing would remain politically As y was.
Net Lord Miner is none the less ndispcns-
able in British life In that interesting
recent book by the most distinguished
critic on the German General star,
DEDUCTIONS rRoM TIE World WAX
strong emphasis is pat on the danger oi
hxed IDEAS, and on the need of being a.
WAYS prepared for the unexpected II
MIR. Wilson had rot been eble 20 change
his views OF Governmental devices, after
no listened 90 L Rcn. he could not have
been able. pushed up by events 20 hli
present c4DlReDoe, 20 represent clvllSaer
Inoro accepiably than any other leader
The alan who pevov changes has MIN
haxnt I any mind 10 chsrs~-Les&sA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
n ~ srtIL aofVa AHFtD.
mar av0fiOn ~ NF itpH ai5lhl a
~ and QUran' his i4ct nov
1ariancr at these towns md the
Wpcn hcm
FRENCH HAD EfI BAY.
Tins point 81 Iew cmphaslzr
: results of u hc fighting on lc rl
.RENIH - - -.

h!s point Di Elew y cmphaSlIca bY
H. results oi he fighting On hc rrcnnc
front ln he hghtlng north u Nnvon
tho French had most successful day
Mount 81, simeon, nc southern end of
ot \nyon massli, has teen taken. his
h probably he most important part of
this cntlrc Jumble I'd bills here are
but two points q the cntrc plateau BE-
tween \ovon and he extreme northern
point of hc nassIf which arc higher
than Mount r. simeon. and they arc
only very slightly a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
CLASSIFIED ADN ERTlS-
INC RATES

len cents per counted 'ine Tor mrs
Insertion and c yer nne Tor esach SUP
sc.luent lnsertion-bAse on NM
mum oI three ipoe and sn ~"fds W
the Inc. - -,.,.
Al advert isements ser IN sN Lcau.
,noppnref1 nnioss otherwise orooreo
tlsut ace. 10 point to is point pe'
m,tiei and charseO Tor on six-poin'
thsis -, -, ,,r
mo al a.repte1 Tor 'oss thAh 'ni''
mes, = ...- -
beilN advertising tor one ys@F. -
m, ,ue t,r mouth IN contract ~
al a1ss,ptcs, tor ess tnan tnr% poe
SPECIAL CIASStfitAllPNS
mo, al nctlces 1ivIoend notfros an
~. meetings. e.ettons, proposals
80 - ss,rs auction eatCS anu "a,
sss,is considerations W., To- chstseu
,nr st rate oi tS ,ins tor IN" hr~t
nsertlup anu =, Nne ior each sui
.s.,uent Insertion Adscr C,scm- -n,s
runn.ng one month Charged
monthly rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
STEAMBOAT LINES.
10 PaiIateIphil
and Chester

rrprn Foarth Str-st nhsFf
schedule $lh .ect ~ cnAnzg witaOis npt 4,
lJallv rEcept saturdays 9an tAy@ al "a
day tnsvp Wilmington fpr stu4lAisi ) a.
snd l'nila. .la4pn3a Tor Wum lztoa st ~
80. lt,tl m. l.-.i- j.IJ, 40. p.pL t.BB
s.0 1,4u y.
Du 1Aturtay4 sun iaYs ADJ nOtldAys
cave not4 i'nuadetpuIa and WhutnxLbp
~ s.0J. tJ..sJ a m. q . COO n9Dl
80, 80 t.l5 '.BD. t.DJ 80 s8i 3.fJ
y.
WltMtSOtTDN- rE&A'a tskOyE HDUrg
lave HtainlnztDp. 5.SJ. f.D s.JI BOB
lu.B1. ii,.JJ IA. z . cl0cs aooa. t.3B
40 S.iB. 400. 5.0J. 5.JI I'm S.JJ. s.lg
lU.,sB. ~ - anI iS.JJ o. "A.
tenns tfrovs ~ b.J1- t.l5 40.
3.,s,. iO.,EJ. il.,hB a. n. - , sip.< nBJl.
lJs I'D. t.II 80. b.ts. o-9l. t-sy
~. tu.I5 .I.lJ snI 40 . "a
rhaNt1ti ; .4tkDsts -PGN@ usk ~ z.
opsu iaL.. Tor tanaay .aSta 81: Erst1as.
AUDiy fourth trog " hsr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
PRIVATE 1t usINE5s SCHOOL
HINES SCHOOL. ga go - ~

Intensive training 10 Bookkeeping atenoz-
fauhy. bic Bphpna 81 ndervUod type
writer's furniahnsi students Only @C hOol
Ia Delaware reaching privately and lud-
vidusily No large classes Day and Nigh
sessions Fnr0li any time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

AZ essential industry under tho Iniied
9tstcs government wants Young lady
to learn drafting igh sChtsli of euutVa
lent education necessary spply the ia
moui state reie phnnr 60 third floor
Library Hulidug Eighth and Narhei
etrrcta Wilmington Dot
ANYONE car earn s. cash for each name
of n prospective phnnusrsph buyer ASK
for details Address - z. Every Evening
bfiice
Al experienced stennetapher Apply foss
uushes to tourth auu Walnut
FOUR colored women ~ wasa dishes
Waasss g. pcr Vt-,k Apply rreStn lnuch
koo,n. 81 Market street
GOVERNMENT civil service cxamina
tinus Wilmington. ~ -"rtenher t'aN
nrnint'nt CLERK tcarhel inspect ttess re-
s2tsR rrperieuc.. unnecessary Women
hos'rins 1uNernmrut pnsttiuus write taf
tr,.a pwrtipulars ~ ! I.pnard sufpset
ttsl service examiner SIS hen"ts HHlUf
ing Wa~hinafsA. -
coon Woman to. general housewofh 1.'si
". Sev"nfetHtu strcrt
GIKls for hghf wotk rs tactoti Apply
=, ~itflaR talpiaa tuspl staesesf
Eircirt hue sod l.uh.,r. 60 oSsr t.t'N
"hth -. Get otid=t
Glkl tof e,nrral h"uscwofk - wa-h
ing APtl4 IT,. darhrt -tt.et
Goon whie wnman o. girl For cooking aud
shore tor n,ontn ol otpt"nbet all
sstl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE-Estate Of Frances = Garrett
deceased. Notice Is hereby sIven that iet-
tiers test anentayy upon the estate Of
Frances :. Garrett. late Wilmington
hundred. decreased. were duty granted unto
helen = Garrett and frank =. Garrett on
the nth Gay OF August. ID 1918. and
all Iersons indebted 20 the said deceased
are requested to MAKE payments 10 the
executors UltEou; GeiaN. and all persons
bavIne demands against jne de~eased are
required 10 exhibit and present ne same
duly probated 10 the SAD excCuJros on or
before the riJn DAY 0l August A - 1919
OF abide by The Jaw IN TINS Dthsii
HELEN :. GAkkEFT
tkAN Is : GARRETT
t.XrCufor
Address David ) ReInhardi rso 81
torneH at-Isw Ford Building. Wumlnefon
1,ei
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
[LMINGTON'S LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM "$a$sa#
FAR SALE REAL ESTATE.

ROOMS AND BATH. SITUATED
~ HiMIU fksT. ADJOINING
RICHARDSON PAHK. sOLD CHEAP
APPLY EiMiiunsT REALTY CO.
s2s MARKET STREET,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

FOR SALE On Depot Road. newark. Uel. d.
tHO aud a half story house 10 good con
1ition Modern con venieucss 1own water.
Large garden Very convenient to town
aud pennss sivsnia railroad station Apply
tn 4 Campbell Iron Hiii Md
FbR 5ALE-six- room buuse bargain Ap-
ply - = II Gt0ud, @U1T w FiRhfecn h
street Phone 1t7ft
ttAHRTsON 81, 81 \ Eight rooms
hath, porch, heatef gss an1 eiert Fclt
fifst+ViakN condition
UWS nome Figure 10 your last eight
years rent receipts Ny piaa will cost
you no norf per month. aud you will oen
The home William ~ Ioaas B2s shipIsg
streot \ ~ - - .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

A WOMAN wiTu KNowi4EDGF
up pRtNTt$G TRADE ru MAKE
II Pr CORRECTIONS IN PROOFS
pFHNANEkT Position GOOD
FaA. SHORT HOURS ArpLY At
tNEWN EVENING UFFtGI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

NOTICE Estate OF Thomas r. Cassidy
deceased. Notice is hereby given that
letters teStamentary upon the estate OF
hundred, deceased were duly granted unto
Johanna ). Cassidy on the twenty FIRST day
OF August A. ID. 1918. and all persons IN
debted to the said dcceased are requested
to make payment to the excCutriN with
out delay and all persons having demands
az sinst the decreased are required 10 ex-
hibit and present the same duly prObated
TO the said executrN on or before the
twenty-first day Of August. a y 1919. or
abide By the law in his behalf.
JOHANNA 5. CASSIDY,
Executrix
Address Charles F Curioy. Esq, attor-
ney-at-las Ford Building. Wilmington.
DOI
NoTiCE-Es estate OF Amanda Nj smyth
letters OF administ ration upon the estate
OF Amanda NJ Smyth. late OF Wilmington
hundred deCcasod were duly granted unto
the Equitable Trust Company. on the
sryontoonth day OF August. -. 1918.
and ali persons indebted 70 The saio de-
ceasod are requested 70 make payment TO
nr administrator -tg hout Qesay and AL
pcrsons ha u. demands against the 0e-
ceased are required 60 eShlEil and present
hs same duly prohated 20 The said ID
ia ultnIstrSfor on or tsforc the seven teent
aay " August A, - 1919. or abide by the
koUlTAA.E TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator
AaaFa~A EaaltaDN Trust Co. Whining
toAI. D~A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
A. ~ NJ
.tIo .,oaii. EDt ~

.tlo ,.oaiL, sp7 ~
slfuAOniLr- Huu.,. suo.- 80 Ia
oaa'as -. n"iel Co - sssa A.
s.reNt. 'r'oe s4.JbJ a if.ga.
= : OAtp.ti.ss--vs ouY saeoa I-asal
-o'o.'".'ias 'or p.rts. Any c"ssditioa
iusn.t otF,-'t ,tars<e. 80 ~ofta ..da
stssst aa1"f tss--AS
sataa.on4.'~. as~ AM sscGai S&ad spriAks
.sesss. essss. s4nss -aa psfts. AJa,ns
street pafa~a go ssiasus --rsee ,'Aa.J
h1ISN toar1as car rsa-onAole. Apply +
I-.ebos.A. is oecpad strtct >eS AsJl-
tAfEtlI AUTo hErAlttiSo I4,1otno-
pi.e -nd eiv.tFl.a @ors st-sst.tty tss.H-
ms -" - Os.@ lsntn .ad " .shii.st toh
81. 4. &. D-t,.soa sixr %. - y
FoKU touring caf Apply 1896 " Fourth
stteet. or P,tono .se-
POM touring car. ave. .,asssnscr over
tanu ana rord trGcR appiy basaSc III2
I atnslt strss5t.
FOR SALE
Reasonaoit i've passenger limousine. 1918
nlod,l. 10 dreG-csass UondIt.on aire whe.is
o-"es to-sins tue 49, Appiy
OEOr<OE ~. InILLER
stS Orange StuDet.
Looh--Autonoolie o~aJe. Te Day Oh
auto. aaA Gsfas aJt sd.saJtt tor use dIsn-
pEacas pasI sA<BJs t'sJs4sA.. 9Li ..Ast
:. hlra st-@t. n.s Dnoae J5l y
oU 4. uaru. is 10 m'snomes 1t u,e.ns what
sa4S-QaCA sefFlCe . JOuus0n IutcA
a.
KhPAlhIN0I. pArtcuiarty oi Fords tag
way snUuld oc uOAe do0er.ts cnafses
AarHet otrsSt Oara~c. @ito AlsrAot
40 AAa4.o.. ~ t,.,s sd.nm = ~43g-s
lsi o-cyilnaeF bulcA roadster
~ 49, -. -.tAss5 -
a. .avS.S p.lA.oI AL -JL..54
\, 4a.AlI.<u Iu.N - = - al0BtA. {.
l.ata ~. sn 9sts .srs A.
SAVE sodr old s..e~ NE nsvs sJ3S.IUkJI
ga pr.ro.~a saereoy a. uhsses. aJS Jtl
. tlTe se Gah nIAAS - az Sd.y ,'tA@t.1k..g
new odt s.V5 - .ifs 80. sa0 80 -
10 so4 NSAasAAs.Ncl .1t s.5ts dol.
fOf ta.sh .1r4.t 49,
we SpoctAL11 s14-4t,Ll1s aJe@
sUsranLesed \ I-ahpafS ,t0-~.J s.eA4 ~.
s@o a4lple} ssr>sst.
noo,.N >.
EIGHTH ST sol " Large luird-story
ltous loo..s cuns cui,..t,> o.
pnoa'
>tCtIA tufnIshed room neAt 20 bath
eo4 ". to~rta street
H4GILA ,lsL.sl,u ,o>'uls. W.t4 Loard. I-I3
n ssnlLe to- sAreeL z
loO.si.s ar soAt
aoo Meas .srses.
ROOMS Furnished Tor gentlemen Apply
40 ;" scNcnt,onth street
huoMo->,cy.y tuznl>neu. wlsn neat. batu
ana Gsv 0i phone wo oiocas &c ON aeLot
2ou Ming street
ROOM Desirable large. on second door
fennsyIvanla avenue anu ou Pom,
ROOMS Two single men only. 623
west sixth STREET
THREE unfurnisned rooms for couple With
no cnlidren I'll " Fourteenth st.
ssepins. in p-ivate CHRISTIAN noms, No
ehiidren Address n -. 1very Eyenini
Jhacs.
:--==---=----e--------==---==-. :--==
STORAGE.
anu ilsns Artic4es. rooms loE heavy ar
licios Le.nArvan uaunx Co. al E. fourth
street,
siokAGE rooms for roat. Botn pnonss
s.eor.c Lang Co. l2os ORANGE.
TENOGkAPIl.
LOST your stonosrAphor Don't worry.
lii nBlp you out until you replace nor.
Pubic Ste5 ogrApher. Hotel du ront
-------------.---------- ------------=--------==----====
MASQUERADE SUITS.
Nj MAs0 II kKADE suits and wigs 60 hire
specialists In paints anu gnase-ups Frank
Bius,nser, corner Fourth ana walnut street.
rnOmo D3bA "
PAINTING, szNts kAStNG, EAlbo aSfNG
ikDRA CAkDS-5peciA opportunity 10
ssl .ndsE cards Anything yea uead II
siaus anu Gnas. Il. Gray. Printer :,
II kax. k.xnIu ntrsrx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
on Nj MAN

in Advert jEtnE nepsrtment Good op
portunitt for Young man With tnttiA
tive Apply Every Evening Office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

INEAtI.kD-F.lt TAlIpRM AIDE
81 ITS ANb pNtHt1ArS SttsA
bFli BROS st,t MAUfk knF fnaEr
bltN hNENIN,s<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
PAINTING. eNd 9AyfNG. EAIBo ssfNG

ihURA CAkDS-5peciA. opportunity 10
sat index cards Anything you unad II
kinds s,zes Ghas. Il. Gray. Printer :,
IL last k4shtn street 49,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
prrpr.rrnq ~ torp tr~,-

Further south thc German r~tr--s ~
still n progress nj '1e way from Hrr-ie-
have tccn m grrsf attempt 20 resisssnce
h tbe advnncc Evrn alung tho For1roa
aboui Ptrounr hr Germans h--e ap-
parcntlv failed "a try 70 hold 'h~~Rvrsish
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
I,Esoaf.
BE Au nj U N |

Amer. s. up european
MRS q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02
MASQUERADE SUITS.

Nj AsQ u kKADE suits and wigs 60 hire,
specialists In painss and gnase-ups Frank
corner Fourth and walnat street.
Phone o3bl "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-02

STORAGE.
sRlNATk rooms storage ot gtrn Iure
Anu ilsns Artic4es, rooms 10. heavy ar
Iicios Le.nArvn taxing Co. al E. Fourth
street,
siOkAGE rooms for ront. Botn pnonas
s.eor.c Lang Co. l2o5 ORANGE
New-York tribune., 1918-04-07
Louis Kaufman Promises
To ShaHer Track MuI,

man finished third, less thu,
yards back of Eddie Garyev = Osas
ner. and only one yard behina@ - VI
I. Nightingale. of the New ualds
State Agricultural College ~ thlssaI
national cross country chamn lls
Continuing his success
won the lntersectional Athlet;s ;,ta'ea|
road run championship. whisi als|
was held in conjunction with = ese]
Wanamaker Commercial
games last month. kaufman h.sg hgss
showing gradual Improvement tso sei s,a| q
clubmates were confident that H. slQ 3
turn the tables on Mayo and s sss ssesl
the rival clubs representative asp,,, n
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and Mayo from the start. WAY asles| Y
former winning by 100 yards m
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cap open fve-mile contest ha,ssi Il ~ ~
Sunday. Kaufman was allottsa
second start, while his other onn,s n
were granted allowances thai fpSas'a| Wy
as high as minutes and Il .a ssaa
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riers that had scored many ~, ~ g
honors. Kaufman was forced - ass
his true speed in this contest " s,s sRs
so in the way OF defeating his s rssI U
dangerous opponent in the act,ss ssasss y
for covering the trail by % mss.s Wy
/ minute and 53 seconds. y"