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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-12
cecil COUNTY NOTES.

SPECIAL core -paedrnc. ef F.vcry fveuinF
Gltfan Nfd Nov l4 4 f0an ~ le~-
u4f ]. scent ugagcd p business n
Cie apeelo Ctr phn sad failed n
-uf-eric }ar L i4bcrfr fcnd ur Thrift
stamp and would nos fnisf Am tmcr'-
sau flg op his home ar plar' 0f f'f-lneas
4t- waited IN sY 'go hundred men ~
fba town. saturday night and compelled
~ "a on hi- hnrr< kl-s hc Tag and flo-
alarr btu9ef an American The crowd
then ordered Hgm io place hree flags at
hl- tore And home, which lie did
The following marriage lirenses were
issucd mere. Yesterday Howard II
stewart .lnd Margaret Thompson. VIII
uiHgt0n Howard Swartz and Alice
PARODY Wilmington, William H. knight
and Mae i Darling Dover; Oliver "
Hastina- and Mabel n Collins, Federals-
burg Md William Baker ana Gertrude
! Dnrsey flkton. Conrad " Cauzman.
Elk Mills and Carrie q, ~pratt, PrQy-
dence. Md Edward Elvn and
MiiIicent r. Davis. Doe Run Nd
The automobile of DR. J b sheer ol
RIsiug sun and Iohn Weir ID hester
we're il collision iu Rising sun sunday
afternoon he machine driven by Neir
~as badiy damaged
Iaognas Ran II FL Church vail rele-
5rate It's t35th anniversary. ~unday next,
altn ia tll-..ay service p VnleG several
torner QasJor9 VII take DaTt
Jona 4 Hindm4u 81 RI-lug sun .las
sold the Lincoln arm. n the sixth lis
tIlct b. II " Kaugher ii Virginia, ioc
81 ~0O
Nif- David Duncan. Ruo spent the
past month WITH Lieutenant Duncan,
1T Louisville hv ha> arrived nome IN
fIhtgn
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NEWS or sRApoRD.

treia, CORE .ro-tcvcc y Y7e-y Yy4~'-r
-cafori %ov IL The IN - sh~p AZ
'hc corncr of Pine nd King -tree'g, n7rn--i
i John Hurlcv u hcjny t0rn down ard
! rnadcrn building ,fil IL e-nofei ther~
N-s q H Donoho pending ne
week 1th ne- daughter Mr. W Ford
Breeding in Fedcra'gbrrg Md
fi-- Nina Huston leave the wssk y
Par' Penn rd Philadelpn,s -N~Te ~
nNuar+- 10 pcnd the winter.
Ls Vernon hecch m daughter =
West hester IA are here TsitinZ her
PARENTS Nlr and Nrs Nill R4nson
eprreon+ativ--c'erf Joeeph 3 Toy1
returned yrsterdsy- 5ronn > TIP ~ S~~
York ,t~
lark. Na.Hsn,.' rr-avay, u,
ana Waftrr Lloyd ~ m 3 durkin9 trip
N thc Nantirobe es's
William Garcor-. George SFer7-t, 8rssn,
NADIA Warrington and Alire SlTvett snr
Mr. I.y.ia Windsor spert the first n nc
wrrk ii Philadelphia and Wilmington
Norman Hoarn ~ Cape May Tp~nt the
weekend with ills parents, Mr. and MIS-.
Thoma- Hiearn, near toWn.
Mrs Waiter ~ Griffith has r-tsrreH
h0ne from ten-days visit nth anr
husband and friends AZ Norfolk, Va.
Mr. d. III Benson, who has been quite
III sr her home. near town. has improved
efficiently 70 be taken % the home of aer
daughter Mrs Lula GsGLlett, Where she
vail m ke her home.
An accident occurred mere On Pine
street where an automobile 1wned Dy
Isaac Williams, Z farmer near town, ran
INTO the team az Nra. ". Boyce = farmer 9
wife, living near town. tearing the front
wheel IL the carriage on. frightening the
horse and throwing Mrs Boyce ont. ohe
escaped rlth slight injuries.
Mrs Emanuel Greensbaum 3 visiting
relatives in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs Mary Morgan ID near town g
visiting relatives q Wilmington.
Nr. ana Mrs. Edward Tucker of VIII
ning7on nave been visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs A. : Tucker, IN town.
George W I.4cates i spending part ol
the weea with his -on AMI daughter "a
(, Phl,4drlpilA and Iamden.
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y NiYRNA AND VICINITY.

-r...,l I.--e- .5n.cn,-,, 8 tecrs Essn-ns
>ni,raa aa \av. ~. Mrs. o. Il AEls
csa.rmah i. knutu1, % ~ Sm. -n.A
Red ,s- rcaentlv ~cnt 'hc ,o.-oNnS
4ilejnleHt re NcaA4.5 5r'tFe - EaIS
Is -s..l,- : ..3rt,. helmef-. IS sweaters
..nd Be- X. Nrist.rts The Juniors knls
93 II ,b, sweater, NrS. Hervvy ?. hal
ba- he,.n qprolnted "a take charge x
th, hri~tnlas parcels tor the local boy
overseas,
Hlllory " 0hgcr naa rGs.S SAea n4S
position at Hog Island Ani acccP,ed
one n the signal corps Of the PennVl-
vania Railrosd, which viii enable ham
IL NJ home here with his family
NIr. and Mrs. ;. J. McCaNiey. u
Forrest Hill, y T.. have returned from
1 visit 10 MIR aud Mrs Frank 7. McCa~ley
il SInSrna.
Mr.. G. Leland darmonson, "no
ha, b,en Oh III extended visit 70 a. old
schopl irien near Pittsburg, Is aaS
returned home.
Earl Keith ana Creadtck Ennis, ot
Camp Din, \ j., have been enjoying
short iurlougn with friends snd reIa-
tiyes here.
Mis- Edith HAZEL j. "a An extended
visit in Wilmington ana Philadelphia.
Her sister. Miss Aan4 Hazcll, has r.
turned to Washington, p. e 70 -
sumo her work As Il private uurse.
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Be CAREFUL OF
THE AFTER EFFECTS
After the Flu" or Any Serious
Illness the Whole System
Needs to be Strengthened
and Built Up.

noat uase the ~etau, n.,tsAa 81
thinking >a1 .try Vei! Is saoa IS, vct5 .,-e
up and around Ia the s4Sr 81 Spanish
lnthenza this is peeiall> yrGe bar after
any serious illness extreme care should he
exercised and tho period u doctuUpg con
tlnued for some time
lfthe doctors advice and the additional
cost Of his prescriptions seem too cN-
pcnslye then takc Chasco-Nn, a tastelcsS
cod liver and IRON preparation for al weak
and rundown conditions il is i pleasant.
reeonStructivc tonic and Il both strength
creating and bodybuilding and often
increases the vitality aS much ~ lQu per
cent n tWa weeks
ltalSo4tts as preventative from coughs
colds and either pulmonary troubles
Cha>eo- Vim can be obtained II Whining
ton IL the Miller Drug S;orc l04-40o
Market street
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NOTICE Estate of Cha-lcs komme.. dc
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
testaneuIarS rpoH the est ate of Charles
Kornmel late OF Wilmington hundred. de-
ceased NCre dHlN granted unto Addie {
Komnle4 oil the twenty fourth uaN OF TIC
tober ~ iHle. and all persons indebted
10 the said deceased ate re4tueSF ed 10 make
paXment to the eXecutriX without delay
and all persons having demands against
Ih,. deceased are required 10 cAnuu and
present the same duly prubated 10 the
said executrix on or before the twenty
fourth dav of October. D. 1870. or
abide by the law IN this behalf
ADDlE c. ROA1AIEI..
EXecutrix
Charles II Evans. E>q.. Attorney az law.
Ford Building. Wilmington. De.
NOTICE Estate of tIanciS t.eeis Peut
de Mango deceased Notice Is hereby
the estate Of Francis Lewis Fen{ d. Mango.
late Of Wilmington hundred deceased. /.
aere duly granted unto isaac :. TalsA
on tue twenty fourth Gay 81 October.
II t9I~ anG all person indebted ~
tie Sdid dc .ta4e5 are requested ~ t1s -
paXmcnf 10 rhc administrator without
delay. aHd aH persons htVinE iemands
against tae dtsNa@gd are tcs!utrod - cA~
hihit aud present the Same duiS pIohaf 81
10 the said administrator on oE before
the fweuty-tOurth day uf October. \ h.
1919 Or abide hy thc law ~ THIS pchail
ISAAC > TAtlEH.
Administrator
Address. Thomas Davts ESQ Attorney
at.Ia1 Equitable building. Wilmington.
del
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DELAWARE CITY.

SPECIAL Correspondence al Every Evening
D,ll,yary CITY NOV 2 Arthur Hope,
y hg Ia, h,en quite III at be home oi MS
parents. is ADIe 10 RETURN 10 worA ~ thc
Bethlehem loading nIant New Castle
The blowing 81 Whistles ami ringing Il
bells awakened DeisNare City about )
) 3clocA yesterday morning. ana when
Wor,i was received officially from The
President that a4r y as over. people we're
elated v.th jol tlmost eFery house .iis-
played "A lag. Puu.ic school was dismissed
4t noon aad he school .hildren showed
thelr patriotism by para,iIug he town,
With flags and drums
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REAL E3TA1E WAIVED.

/ WANT 20 houses for coiored people sen
ma what you have. Good sales Repiy 1
William ii Jones. S23 Snipley 81
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SHIPPING CLERK.
STOCh MAN AND
DtEl ' +. kS
Ma TIO\AL BISCUIT co.
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~, Rallln Rurnod .

.Lohn AlUho 5, boy of i've vAs n -
lis rhr Homeopathic Hospital last nEhr
hadlN burned about the face and body
from hls home Al a~l i5f1oicrd stree
where an eNpiodng lamp sct RS -o 'h'
bcd ln Nhlch ne was ,icepluG a. cause
dainagc estimated ~ 2..OV
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WOMEN'o SPECIALS.

6AhIETS-l.O .OOU carpets and rugs wanted
tC CIean Both phones. George A. Lang
Co. J.Dl Orange htreet
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pRlyArE BUSINESS g 1901.
HINES SCHOOL
402 v 12d s.

Shorthand TypeNFltinE BoOkkeeptu
Rapid Calculation, Business Correspond
eRce English. sc instruction individual.
All students guaranteed lucrative posi-
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LADIES tailored skirts made My spe
cIalty Prices REASONABLE Cats s2S h
Ninth street
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HAVE AJAX Will PALMER

4 Young Man Negligent,
ia Ola man netes>tous i Young man i0
-uted IN uld n1an financially Independent
~eud tur ear circular on Endowment lnSur
;pcp National Iife tnS Cn of VI NIU
tuaI1 CharlDs u Patulsr, ticurrat MAJ
aqcr. $40 Equitable Bui}dntc Wilmington
NJ
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E,ntAIE HELP WANTED.

FYNAiE HELP WANTED.
ALTERATION hands on skirts and dres-es.
Apply Braunstcins, 6io-Ol2 Market.
nR,aN1 youuq lady for once WORK. Must
have some knowledge oi typewr,t,ns, Ap-
ply .. Every Evening once. ..------.-----
BOoKKEEPER-state age. experience. s. ana
salary expected Address Il. Every
Evening Uince -----------
CAPABLE white girl o< woman. as nother
helper. Apply 1912 Boulcyard.
CuIID's NURsE-white. Good wages.
Reference required. Apply l21i w. N'nth'
Phone 3527 J. ----
CLEAN, careful woman 70 cook and , help
old lady in small. adult family 6oou ,'1es' sosa
tlon, modern conycnioncoS. tive fetc'eh'Ne'
X II. Every Evening oHce --------
COON Small family. Good wages. e2o
Jefferson. Phone 3Sb2.
EXPERIENCEp wING ,.>,hS Nm
CHINE OPERATORS. ON tNipN
SpECIM FLAT BED AND FEi1r
sEVnKAi ESrI'si 1m orERAroRs roR PLAlN
SEWING ON SINGER MACHINES
GOOD WAGES; sTGApH Nokhn'
ply TOphIS HkOTHERS co. 2i1
! FRENCH STREET.
GIkI.-tor chambermnid and nurse Call
ll3. !
GOOD HoUSEkEEPEK. elderly woman.
Wages no object Hermann. 6ol E. Ninth
street
| GIRLS-Apply Turner bros. Laundry.
GIRL. about Ii. to assist IN printing office.
Apply sna shipley street.
GIRL For general housework. small fam
lily. Apply 1904 Tatnali. Phone all W.
JANITRESS. coinred. for store. Grants.
bib Market street
PRiN ALE lessons given in shorthand and
tApewritlns by thoroughly enparienceo
instructor Positions guaranteed wmie
, learning ana competition Oh course. l. II.
liver, Evcnug onlce,
PURITY Nut Margarine IS made Of Cocoa
| nut and peanut otis. churned through
| pasteurIzrd miia. and IS absolutely pure
| Al groccrs Jesse ii norner. Dcinware
| agency. AL klus strert.
| SALESWoAlEN and girls desiring work
| for nniy part OF the Gay until thristIn.h.
Apply at UnCt. UrctnhHum department
| STORE GlRL wanted Sieinlc's Bakery.
seventh ana king streets
| SALESIhDlES wanted for confectionery
store Uood wages. Apply ~ Laskatis
Gl9 Aarkr' street.
] SAlrslNtli -Expcr,cnccd ;or women >
/ rt4u5 -to-WVaT shop Apply at once BrOn-
| berg :. ~t3 Market STRAIT
1 TWO GIRLS (OOk ana chamber maui An-
| ply lulg iroomC street
| " t>TElp-t otorcd woman for general
/ nouscWork Air9 townsend. liol Van
/ Burru street.
! WANTED Wh1c girl 10 assist With carr
I ~ crudrcn Apply l4I5 NouulaWn avenue.
/ or pnunc iSl"
! WOMAN Aiiddlc-agcd wants a place a
( hou~,heepCr III SluaH family. Address
! - rNCrN EVCniuk bitiC'
wA~Hwo>IAN van,cd Appig IRo5 lack
son ~troei
/ WANTED Sal,Sladics III all department. i
! Permanent position. Apply - ohce ''rcch
baum department Stnmt-
/ WANTED Young lady etcnographcr.
sulcudid opport tdniiS for ONE ~ ebihtH
| Appi, t.nartrS NJ SticH. 9d9 Marh'i,
! WOMAN Thrrc days week for house
! work 3un Alad.son street.
! WOAIN> FOR general houseworh ola
4 Washington street.
NANIsFI-- 1ar,tui woman 10 oiean one or
/ SHE T. H. Every ENrusik bthca
! lOI Nc LADY To serve a. cashier and
! sttuoerapheF STEADY position Apply at
/ ono, 10 " 1 faueS. .lo Marhet ASH ioE
/ hIT bush
! nORNFIl ; sliced uceG reduces tho price ci
I a IHmII5 meal biaCk and whltc 0oa
| IJELIt iGu> fGLu, worth stamp,
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FACE SPECIALIST
TAtt Hirt iALISI
ssraGlCn OF tne
gIfs fFtEs aFfFRA

FBIIIfN It's TT L IJN.
Have you any 0bwcti0uapp. teature on
your face Yout Dnst miAsnapen in any
wa DO yOUr ChefkS sag Have YOU
baRgtnf-ss over or under your eyus Are
Your nhteks hollow have you frCcilFs or
uul-s ur other discogOraLion of he skin 2
Any ur All at these defects. which arc 80
annoying can ~ remrdIe+ promptly Dy our
painless method without Inconvenience or
loss OF ftrne. Cali and investigate tor vour-
self Eduitaoie building kooIn 6O2. VIII
mlngtou lei Phon@ llsf Hours . a m
to ; D. m 70 ..
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FAR MS

pnc million uoltaTs H0rth 0 iarZc and
small farms ~ BeiaeaFe Penns giyani8 and
Eastern Maryland BIC @fN FAtI.
ATAlD1,l B.. containing ttil detailed lu
farnaifDn ltyB tiun. prieta. 40 TaHed FREE
b.
ALBERT l.. IEEI.L'S FARM AGENCY
aloin Office. Newark. Dolaware
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BOi-To operate hight proot-pro~s Apply
,nmedintclY Every Evening Ohlce
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/ ia)s tSSlttNAI..

MARY r. HEARN 1917 Madison street
Massage Electric Treat ments Electric
Blue Light Baths Graduate Pennsylvania
OrtAopaeuic, phiia Phone
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
[~,l;:e- 10 Philadelphia
anu chester

FROM Fourth ST W WhArt
Schedule IN Edect Monday Oc5 %
SUBJECT 10 Uaanse without notice.
Leave Wiltnip ton tor Philadelphia nd
Philadelphia for Wilmington daily except
Saturdays. ut 500 a m. IL O'clock uo5n
aud a IL p. IN
ON saturdays and sundays ,eave VII.
mington and fhliadclpnia Ut 80. 1880 Is
WILMIN dToN PENN'SG ROVE ROJ TIE,
Schedule in Effect sunday. oct. 20
Daily inclusting sundays
Leave Wilmin&ton 6.35 500 1000 n.
- o'clock noon zoo 400 600. 500.
1000 and 200 y III
n m. 90. 800. 800. 700. 900. 100 D.
N and Y - Q. IN
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

FoR RENT Eight room stone house with
bath and electric light. 0n Springs trolley
Al kaulkland. 50 month. Phone IT..
TWO HOUSES all improvements. At
Brack-EX Apply A Taylor, Richard
son Park. Phone $500
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

pTRIIC SALE ot thr,e-StorN hsica anu
concrete modern warehouse ,ol.thWes I
corner of ktrlin and Cniun >trcpts. CHGs-
ter pa on Thursday. <oxtin Der y. 1918.
at Il o'clock. ia, on the premise
The, lot contains in 'front.' on HI f4iu street
10 feet = inches. and Al depth alops niou
street 10 feet. 1 inches
Terms announced a. sale
For further particular apply %
W J. MCCLURE CO.
Third and hcran streets,
Chester. Pa.
Or to Joseph II Hinkson.
Law Building.
Chester Pa
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ACTIVE BOY--To run crrands and make
himself generally useful Opportunity TO
learn printing trade. Apply at once Every
Evening COMPOSING Room.
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New Ereighi Line

The Liberty Line has lnaugllrated fast
freight service between NIlmngt Phil
adelphla ana Pennsgrore \
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rhlh1ING.kNGRAxING. .EnlRos,r.G

i AM STIil GIVING REAs0NABI L
sIEtiCE bofn quaiity and Ienvsry.
Cha~ h Gray. Printer II East Eigh 10
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FOR SALE-llEAL ESTATE.
ArnI a.rIDn

ATTENTION.
Real estate brokers. investors. specuiators.
! have a large plot of ground that will make
an Ideal building site for homes Building
Is absolutely a small fortune in his project
for somo one Communicate with rne and
get complete infofna .Un. Apply
J. HOWARD GORDON.
9i3 oran 60 Street.
FOR SALE.
New house al Oak Grove. ON Brsndysinc
Springs line. Nine rooms. two baths, heated
aud stationary tubs three porcIcs. ON
Lincoln highway aud trolley line. Six cents
tnrc. ~ minutes run from Market street,
two squares from Oak Grove consolidated
school. Price. s. 800 Easy terms.
CLAUDE HhNTA
Oak Grove Del.
DETACHED house, nine rooms and bath.
cali at II Yergers. 4l9 shpley.
FnK sAtE-1s..roop s9sse; ,oes oaEfaIo Ap,
FOR SALE
on eary 'erms asa brick lp.usrs. tentiae
fnf So month. Price very ioE
BV VIM. ]. FISHER,
Corner N.nih and Orange sice.,,a
FOR SALE.
tMMl ID ATE puSSESStON. EIGHT
ROOMS ~ II BATH PORCH
FHoN1 MODER% HOUSE ions
WAWASET AVENUE FkiEE.
$1,000
HORACE ALLEN
PHONE 7300 1910 WAWAsET AVE.
FOR SALE 23i5 Washington strc'.t. nine
aud hath. large yard immediate
owners. 200 Equitable building
RoohfING nouse for sale. Also tho fIrni-
tute ana gsrsgs. a good lnvest nent Ap-
uy 40 french street
.
OWN HOME Figure up your ast eight
years rent fcoe,pts MY pin9 silt ro-t
YOU no more pr month. aud you stll own
the borne W lllIsH ~ Jones. M shipieY
street = q. IN. 20 ~ "a. m
COUNTRY PLACE foR SALE or
kkNT GRAND OLD SHADE
TREES, II itUOAtS AND BA1H
SITUATED Al fLAlHURsT. AID
JuthlHG RlCHAkD~OS Park
APPLY EisAiIiL tiS 4 REALTY %
80 MAkkEI sfkEET. OK vii
hfihnTUf, pKDFtslUA GO-. fHfhD
And UHANQE atBEkT5
Iwo corner lots. hoxins fee,. ~ olas
mont bargaln II so'd II ata II x
Cam BT, Nest - Phone 2f2.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENT unfureished turee room,
ard bath Heat and n9t water, Market
netwccn seventh and Eighth SD pei
month No children Address Postoftict
Box ,}St
I$FI RNISHED apartment Of three rooms
on second hoor. No children. Apply sG'
Van Bureu street.
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES

RAIORS AND RAZOR BLADES
SHARPEN ED. FERSGHkE' >.
2I5 v ElGuIn STREET.
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>HAArpui>G. -CALP TREATMENT

eIAAittl%G auG scaip treat fnent Ht
totr aCu. none 5227 IS. Bertha II
fine>t as 4. NiAth street out -of-lonn d
appointments lccepLC1
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LABORATORY ASSISTANTS WASTE
All THE PLANT OF THE
NATIONAL A$lLlNE AND ChEMlC
COMPANY,
POST ROAD. MARCUS HOOK. ~
on essential wOTk
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES PhE-
fEiSRED
GOOD WAGES AND
GOOD CHANCES tok ADN ANCtAiENl /.
GALA Al AM
q : EMPLOY MEAI OFFICE.
BRING 1HlS AID WITH AuC.
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IOSl A\o fe)taNt.

AttToAIoBILE crank lost. Reward II re-
turned 10 garage. Eleventh ana 'f""sV
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WALL PAPER AND pAPERHANGIN.

PAPERHAkGER-H shames I83 Nortn
Jackson street Lowest prices. guaranteed
york rhont 432I
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BOY wanted to work in autonobiic rof'aii
shop. Apply Ii27 French 81
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BOY. IL years old, to learn retail cigar
Building.
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MASQUERADE SUITS.
STORAGE.

STORAGE rooms for rent. both phones
George 1 tunE 20 iI05 Orange
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-08-22
Be Cured First Pay when Cured

A safe and painless cure for Alsohol
and Drug Addctions Strictly private
ana personal attention assured by ply
stefan with years of experience. Address
Drawer No. 437 aS
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-08-22

II it's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you ara
looking for. you will find IT At
Trisby's. 2-3 4
Evening journal., 1918-07-02
BY The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-Brief mes
sages from Gen. Pershing conflrec
United Press information Of the valiant
work Of Americans in the Chateau
Thierry region last night
officers in touch with the situation
were elated at the success Of the u. S
forces. Careful planning, backed by
clean-cut belligerent action, was re-
sponsible for the victory, il was held
The cooperation among the artillery,
infantry and intelligence branches was
deemed especially good
Great work" was the verdict on
every hand. Officers said that il sup
ported strikingly the recent actions in
that neighborhood, where Americans
have struck terror into the German
ranks.
Today's action improves the Allied
lines in that region and 1t is likely they
will be followed up by further actions
to strsighten out the line and to push
the Boche from hsi positions
Foch Is now nibbling at the enemy
forces on all fronts.
Pursuing his recently expressed be-
lief that no war was ever won by
purely defensive lighting. the Allied
Evening journal., 1918-07-02

He is son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pierce, Of Richardson Park, and is now
Inactive service in France with the
Thirty-nfth Engineers. lie nenllsted
September 5. 1917, In the Delaware
Regiment. At the time Of his enlistment
he was employed as a plumber by w.
II. Taylor. OF Richardson Park. He left
with the small detachment from Camp
Dix on March q. 1918, and sailed for
France, March %. His mother and
friends have had several interesting let
ters from him since being "over
there" Mr.. Pierce said In one OF his
letters 10 a friend that he Is having
fine time and likes It very well, but not
30 well that he won't want TO come
home to the old u S. A. when he re-
celves orders. He has the best wishes
of host Of friends, as he was very
popular young man both in the social
and athletic life. He was formerly a
OF the Tromont baseball team.
Evening journal., 1918-07-02
HEAR FROM SON WHO
is NOW OVERSEAS

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Cranston, OF No.
9O2 w. Tenth sire [, have just received
letter from their son, Edward, who
is "over there" This is the first letter
they have had from him since he ar
rived overseas. Before going over he
was stationed az Allentown, Pa, with
the medical corps. His letter 10 as
follows.
"June 2,
Dear Mother. VIII write you few
lines while have the time. We arrived
safely and the voyage was flne. was
not sick at all, and was able to eat
three meals a day. Am feeling fine.
Hope everything at homo is all right.
Was sorry I could not get 10 brothers
wedding. ] thought about u all day.
I received my invitation the day we
left camp, and carry II in my pocket
all the time. Hope he has a nice trip
with his little wife; she will make a
nice sister IN the family.
I'VE are somewhere In England, but
have no certain address. VIII let you
know when we have. The time over
lere Is 5 t-2 hours ahead Of you. very
itle darkness. The scenery is beautiful
md it Is very warm. Write soon.
"Your soldier boy,
Private Edward II. Cranston."
Evening journal., 1918-07-02
MORE MEN FOR ARMY.

Rosella Di Guigan, a delinquent reg
istrant at Local Exemption Board No
a. has been lnducted into military
service and viii be sent to Camp Dix
tomorrow.
George Anderson, a registrant with an
Akron. Ohio, board, has been trans
ferred to Local Board No. 2, and will
be sent 10 Camp Dix tomorrow
John w. Layneld, Of No. si2 Kirk
wood street, delinquent at Board No.
g. because Of failure TO return his
QUESTIONABLE. has been examined and
passed. He will be sent TO Camp Dix
within a few days.
Board No 2 has sent questlonnaires
TO Roy Coston, Of No. Irving Place /:
to John T. Piance, Of No. iii2 East
Twelfth street. and TO Julius Beckwith.
OF No. Az East Twelfth street. The
questionnaires have been returned un-
opened TO the board. The men are re-
quested to inform the board Of their
whereabouts.