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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-06
GOVERNMENT ACTION AGAINST
UNION OFFICIALS UNDERWAY;
train SERVICE IS BEING CUT
Despite Announcement of Hea ds Of Northwestern Haroad
That if is We'll SUPPLIED with Coal Line Cancels TWO
Trains. Revised Fiues show Chicago Has Months Stock

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Issuance
of a court order commanding the OF
ficiaIs of the united mine workers
union to withdraw strike the order
will be urged upon Judge anderson In
indianapolis Saturday by assistant at
torney general Ames, 1t was announc-
Trains Cancelled
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Despite an
nouncement by officials of the north
western railroad that it Is well sup
nlied with coal, the line today cancel
lea two of it's trains. Other roads are
said to be considering this method or
ftIel conservation According to re-
vised figures of the regional coal COM
mittee. Chicago has enough coal to
last a month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-06

The East o~egonisn h Eastern cre-
gou's groatess newspaper and -
selling force gives 20 tts sdvertasers
over twice the circulation I'm fcndic.
ton ard Unatilis county Of any othus
new sDGper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-11-06

Mis- paper rs a menDrr ana audited
y the Audit Bureau Of Calculations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Three Are Charged With Aiding Young
 Woman to Escape

Cases against Elmer Brown, Frank Robinson and Charley Roma, charg- ing contributary dependency in the case of Blanche Hall, Is years old, of Little Rock, Muskogee and elsewhere, were continued yesterday until Mo- vember 29 by Municipal Court Judge Wood.
 The men are charged with inter- fering with a ward of the juvenile court. Briefly it is charged that they helped Blanche Hall to make her es- cape from the care of the court, aft CT she had made her escape from the Florence sanitarium by climbing down ladder made of bed clothes. This took place last week and the young lady, who had been taken to the hospital as an attempted suicide, got away in shimmering garment that hangs on the shoulders and hits the knees-that was all. She went to nearby house, it is alleged, and telephoned to a friend, who in turn induced the trio of men to go after her ln car. Her present where abcuts are unknown. Continuance was granted because of the absence of the Little Rock probation officer, summoned as a witness.
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Owner of Dance
 Hall Disappears;
 Lynching Rumored

Vile Platte, La, Nov. 24.-Dutfy Martin, owner of the grocery and res taurant in which the fire started that caused the death of 2S persons in a stampede from dance hall on tke second floor ot the building Sat urday night, could not be found to- day. Hints of lynching had bee!: rumored among relatives of the dead who heard Martin had allowed Jne fire to burn 30 minutes before giv- ing the alarm, according to T. G. Ashlock, editor oi the Vile Platte Gazette.
 Investigation by the state fire marsha's office and by District At torney R. Lee Garland, of Opelousas, as to whether the disaster was due to criminal negligence will be started at once, according to messages re- ceived by local authorities today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Five Arrested Following Robbery
 of Jewelry Store

Five white men were arrested by the police about midnight for possible connection with the robbery early yesterday morning of a show win dow of the George B. Moore iewelry store, at 412 Main street. Four of the men are connected with the Stov- erAckerman Amusement company which played Sheridan last week, srd went through here last night to Tillar, to play this week. The fifth is a local man.
 They were arrested at the Hotel Main and at the Y. M c. A. by Off cers Al. Sharp, H. s. Wright, R. A. Poole and Horace Poole, as the re- suit of information obtained by Off cer Sharp that one of the men had been seen offering jewelry for sale. They deny they were here yesterday morning, but it is known that some of the carnival workers left Sheridan Sunday morning to come to Pine Bluff.
 The Moore window was robbed about 6 o'clock. The heavy glass was broken, and about $200 worth of jewelry taken, including two pearl necklaces, box of white sapphres, several rubies and several rings. The thief evidently was in a hurry for he left several valuable pieces in the window.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

Physicians and druggists are ad- vising their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as protection against the return of influenza. They know that a clogged up system and lazy liver favor colds, influenza, and serious complications.
 To cut short cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take one Calotab at bedtime with swal- low of water-that's all No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning your cold has vanished your liver is act i've, your system is purified and re- freshed and you are feeling fine with hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat what you please no danger.
 Calotabs are sold only in orlglnal sealed packages, price thirty-five cents. Every druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not perfectly delightful with Calotabs.,
 adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

tended the policy was made void when young Benham entered the ser vice, and the circuit court upheld the contention and instructed the jury to return verdict for plaintiff for S127, the reserve accumulated by the policy.
 The supreme court held that civil ians as we'll as soldiers were exposed to influenza, and that as young Ben ham had not participated in actual combat with the enemy he had not violated the military and naval clause of the policy. The case was sent back to the Lee court for a new trial.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Insurance Companies Must Pay Men Who
 Die of Natural Ills

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-That life insurance company cannot success fully plead that service in the army or navy of the United States can- cells a policy when the insured dies of natural causes was the gist of an opinion rendered today by the Ark ansas supreme court in reversing and remanding the case of Julius Ben ham against the American Life h. surance company of Indianapolis Ind, appealed from the Lee circuit court.
 Benham sued to recover $4,0OO, the amount of insurance on the life of his son, Julius Benham, Jr., who died at Dallas, Tex, of influenza, while in the United States air ser- vice. The defendant company con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
kate Agency for Farm Utilitator l Established Here

Dino Bluffs claims as the agrlcul-
 ri'i. .enter of the state were recog-
 !Iaa Iad yesterday when c. o. Williams,
 .ho lso' has organized a new automobile
 mu nw was awarded the state agency
 , nr tbe Midweste1 utilltator, the
 2. Botanical farm horse," over ap-
 nso+;ons from Little Rock and oth-
 Mr Williams has returned from
 J;ananolis, where he visited the ,1.nt of the Midwest Engine com @ anv manufacturer of the Midwest Tt;itator. a.Ii which, MT. Williams 1.;ms s;, will virtually revolutionize arming in this section.
 MT. Williams will conduct dem- [,stration for agents, which will be
 alG M in Pine Bluff in January. Sub
 gencies will be established in 59 aennties in the state, with head Quarters in Pine Bluff.
 aThe Midwest Utilitator will blow |sow harrow and cultivate the soil," |Tr Williams said, land develops four Horsepower as stationary engine |for pumping water, saving wood, etc. Securing the state agency here means a big thing for Pine Bluff" Associated with MT. Williams in the new firm, which will be formally named at a meeting of the stock holders today, are H. V. Bahlau, well known business man and planter, and lack Bernhardt, assistant to the nresident of the Cotton Belt Saw ings and Trust company. The firm also will handle Oakland autono- biles and Traffic trucks. MT. Will Hams is now negotiating for loca-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Davis Hospital
 to Reopen Soon

The Davis Hospital, recently talk en over by the Arkansas Baptists, will be open within two or three months, it was announced yesterday. Interior changes already are being made on the building.
 A campaign committee, composed of Rev. E. J. A. Mckinney, Dr. J, P. Runyan, J. R. Estes, w. B. Denham and c. A. Riley has been named to raise the fund. About $100,000 will be needed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Pickpockets Are
 Working Trains

Figuring on travelling?
 Then be careful of your money and valuables on the train.
 Reports reaching the police off c:als indicate that pickpoekets are working trains passing through Pine Bluff, using Little Rock or Memphis az their headquarters. Several thefts have occurred recently as Missouri Pacific trains passing through Pine Bluff reached Little Rock, and un- confirmed reports of other thefts at other points on the lines also have been received
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Y. M. c. A. Basketball
 Team Vs. England

The Y. M. c. A. basket ball team will meet the fast England squad at the high school gymnasium Thanks giving night. The game will begin at 8:45 p. m. The England team is composed of former service men and is said to be one of the fastest in this section. The "Y" five, wE ich defeated the local high school team last Friday, is in excellent shape. A good contest in anticipated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

Tony Smith of Pine Bluff lost $G0 as he was leaving a train here Sat urday. He did not know of his loss until he reached local confectiou- ary, when he discovered his pocket book, containing three $20 bills. was gone. Then he recalled a big fellow pushing his way through the pas sengers, and asking Whose got my grip?" MT. Smith believes the grip-seeker was one of the pick pocets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
FIGHT IS STOPPED.

Duluth, Minn., Nov. 24.--In the sixth round of scheduled 10-round boxing contest here today between Sam Langford of Boston, negro heavyweight, and Jack Thompson. Philadelphia negro. Thompson broke his thumb and the referee stopped the fight. The fight was. slow, neither fighter having an advantage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
To Auction Eberts
 Field Equipment

Washington, Nov. 24.-Sale of gov ernment improvements at Eberts field, Lonoke, Ark. will be conduct ed at public auction at Lonoke De- cember 10, it was announced at the war department.
 Previous announcement indicated the sale would be by sealed bids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Two Held After
 HOld-Up Monday

E. Williams was held up and robbed of $6S early yesterday morn Ing near the railroad crossing, west Of the city, while he was on his way to work at one of the lumber plants. Two men took part in the robbery, according to the information given the police by Williams, and two men were picked up yesterday in connec- tion with the robbery.
 Officer T. J. Smith arrested James Nazey and Detective c. c. Lynn picked up Lee Howell. Both men are connected with carnival com pany, which played at Sheridan last we>~. Both deny they were in the city at the time of the robbery took place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
CHARGE PISTOL ToTIN'.

Austry Luster, young negro was found with big pistol in the vicin- lty of the railroad crossing, west of the city, where holp-up occurred yesterday morning, was arrested late last night by J. W. Elliott and Pink Elmo, deputies under Constable Bran-- non. Austry is held on a charge of carrying pistol, pending investiga- ton of possible implication in the robbery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
COTTON EXPORTS.

Washington, Nov. 24.-October cotton exports totalled 352,231 bales valued at $60,732, ,S67 as against 383,995 bales worth $66,027,704 for October, 1918, the monthly report of the department of commerce issued tonight, showed. In the last 10 months cotton exports aggregated 4,755,593 bales valued at $775,413,- TOP compared with 3,173,859 bales at 13,405,022 for the correspond ing period of 1918.
 Cottonseed oil exported during teh month amounted to 11,747,514 pounds at $2,653,497 and mineral cils reach ed a total of 271,767,087 gallons worth $34 ,705,S95.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
w. N. TRULOCK HURT.

w. N. Trulock, manager of the Hotel Pines, sustained the dislocation of the left elbow last night, whea he slipped on the ball room floor ot the Hotel Pines and fell. The mishap occurred just before the Greater Pine Bluff dinner" After receiv- ing medical aid, MT. Trulock was again on the scene to supervise the service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

HENRY ACTING NIGHT CHIEF.
 Night Chief of Police King was confined to his home by illness last night, and Officer Pat Henry, the vet eran of tho force, was acting as night chief.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
ARREST NEGRO.

George Wayman, negro, was ar rested here last night by the police on warrant issued at Stuttgart, charging grand larceny.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

ture repaired by expert white men.
 We also buy any kind of furniture and stoves. Give us trial. Call Ewing Furiture Co.,, Phone 2489. 319 Pine St 1i-20-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

Folcy's Honey and Tar and he slept better that night than he had for some time It certainly is fine. 1 recommend it to anyone" Good for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough.
 Coe stoves eonnectod and furni-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
GET READY FOR FLU"

Keep Your Liver Active, Your System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausea
 less Calomel Tablets, That are Delightful
 Safe and Sure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
RECOMMENDS IT TO ANYONE.

My son had a cough for long time" writes Mrs. Heck, FPS Fehr Ave, Louisville, Ky, and he tried
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

Gas stoves connected and furni-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
TRAINING CONFERENCE
OPENS HERE MONDAY
Delegates From Each County VIII
be Here at Interchurch Ses
sions Lasting Three Days.

Dclogates from each II thc three conn
tics IN thc State VIII be rrni MondA7
1T the beginning ~ the tIre'-daY rNn-
ference of the lnterchurch World Gp,
mcnt ~ North America, which ~H .f
ia the nature ~ 2 training conference iIr
Delaware
The sessions viii be held ~ Cra,e
Church, EInth and Wret Directs .lt
hotel headquarters viii o. ~ hc dg P.rt
Ihe lntcrchurch world Nosmrr'
the composite .dca of number l4 ~
gclical churches of thn country ~
the CnItcd States .G u,h rs.1e !
ditiou u labDr and 10 'i. nd '.2
growing steadily wpr Crrr
though one agency ougit nsr u1a ar'e-t
namely, the nhYrca With trt
view 81 uakng be cnprrt -.nr Ftaft'y
believed Il hoy.1 w. o1u. 1.nc
held Hays and mcers = rt md d
program ~ eo-oprrtY al 9utee
vicc laid ont ~ WINCH MO- Yt .c
gciiate denominations a Hkc g
In order ~ carry tr ~ tr
country fhC cs-42r y c Iutrv
church World Npyrmr.
America doing r
training conference ~
every State and r.ry -2
c.tn- during III ar-t far. g
ccub,r IHc aelevstr ru
counties ~ each STATE nur e pur
and thf0 r n i1ra ar teacher
'ae ooHhty ceaf. Ir-
whirh ragraortaa from
TauHlty W ae tr rr+ IN Il
sage into +ar 37r rH-
Itc hra fold psr< mover
- undertake rea' n
world neads from rdro'rt
the rc-Fot-.tIi.tg
Rev r. III Easle u
SIDE 8t ho conferences
s.a4her " at. ac
t-anr~. ~ l5 nret tr r'r1rrt
ai III 8.rors .,rrerf af~rf
formed nrrr- two~r nv
TcDnHtA ID D te'f -'rr
church world movorar ir
Frreh o'a erarl orr
world rcrro-t la-
) l) ce1 aara-tr rce~t +r-rr r-
M .fe srd taeee~-ior- Reformed .rr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
NEW HEADQUARTERS
FOR SALVATION ARMY
Title Taken to Proper - at +0I \
1G3 Shiplev Street Which
VIII be Remclelcd.

Th4 salvation t-nv aar.ay
tf'e to -4r 1r1p4rtie- tol-
-hulav street .F grrarn -rJDec
Laws Bo-e! and ieid 4na .--
extensive alterations e14 -a anta au
lurs a- rae base ot 'heIr wo- a s
Fr1r-1z-f i-r+ 4n. r-
street ard over .-i 'aet o1 r.av tr
-ha ia-urr rcuc III ssr -. -n-
sent r.4rs ara curuT1u-attu -t lrc
imposing alading -rrl- rssa
-onan.e ar -s .9az
Tie purchase ee-rtrc l5
possible ay rae -a ...a. -
.a-t sn1ng in 1aicn over S5u IN was
II Wilmington ar .- rarer
-ork- le -orlul t.. l--e
drive .1clg1ea tstrn rt
1a.1Et n aaulug .lzrr Il
-ae lalru.aLs..g .- 1890 -tcs
aa-- gentlemen vae .-.-.. ..
purchase t f.a -eerr
Tho 1ew ggar.ar- ~-. ar-
AdiuGa1t uq Mrs .-rl.r .un all
rons H au auditorium .4.-
0enuie ao-a. lc4H.4-- -
euerEaar. rooms .1r Huueu tlu
anarrmeI ., euo.r.r. a... t.-
al0ng arove4 1e suar.l
l4 sy.le4 iS 5scf.4 .ataer...l -s..
p ..l, u.1u IL.
tt present srae ERA ~.
uogtll-s r He.t 1876 ElAr
streets. au1 .a-r ra.-r .t.r--
fol1tu AVID hiuE
% alaT T4i.uL~ except r4
quarters vac a,. officers rler
ren urayr 81 uuGs, e, rry al At
prominent acluaa, asa ta.A-r
service twca .y-.er
In .aa negotiations ,e1l.e
Arm. WAS gres,L-.. l-
Major -srigr1 4a4 t.-ss-
Vs..c rt owners. iaul tN- ..e
e- ~ae r.rg
81 saagars iue.. E -4 -.
~-cet>. Vlg -g-c-.ltet
ea.a. consideration : -1. fsl - .t
excess a $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
FOR SAL

Al r Fifth street. I8 + b
i0i5 Lombard street
io0-I II n ia Feug street.
t2l3 FIN street Is = a
lU3 = Adams street = n
laU8-J Lincoln STREE square r.-r
3, 4 receiving hail t4 rspr ts.N ----~
m MEDIATE POSSESSION
Richardson Pa-r .u -r-.r-a,.
hardwood floors pantry e.e..tr5t Il#F te
raeheG house. Lot 48xIea r4.r f,a--..-.f#,,
4 number of GOOD business -.rfr-srt5+.- ~
east ana west side
los Monroe street. s r h
$40 v Seventh street
l0I4 " THIRD street
81 \. Van Bureu street 6-
16gN-I9 u FIf-A --s-
f6!2-I4-tt-l~ " HIfth >frs+t 5
LOU NlNt9 rtet. 2. p. s. i. iar5l los
i9H9 Scott street L r Is
502 " fifth stret. ~
1T y Frarhlin street =
- JaStiS0a street $
3i>-2f NriEh street. E Shoe
Money 10 lear on first ri1-tga...~
beaI estate. insurance. fuortgs-as rs.tr.
pubic
JOHN J. HA\LEN
e2@ West Foarta ,reel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
JOHN ] MONAGHAN
~ orange street.
FOR SALE
: DID
r0P eAI

A. Bear Del .4r .rfrfnr s+s-f7n r
story frame store and dwelling Elegant
store dwelling haS -ir ror1e9~-7 f1,7 -..,,-5-.e
The property also aaS 2t ar-as If t7,4
w. .dIRe store HohS ma two-rrorn
4~4lha9. $50 aug wagon -catss tne only
Land is 50 situated rrat 4 etdi-- --.--ts
be put IN.
This is a good location for 4 General atcra
with roal ana building rrlasar5at t-,sgrass
If al Of the 'ana rot rrtst.t-rti -9- ..r--i
ness pIrpo Sos some could tr- sold f0r f.,If.i-
Ing ~ ts- winch are In demand
t1@aer wishes ~ 5ol Il4cAIT Make IN
offer
g. VI VIEWING
Room Law BLDG Siara ana lfar1at ---
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
lgani Bros.
I. Low L

urfoaC rarlpad< ~ stone lr. Hea1y
uAaltnr al - cstimalts - 100 VI
t.r.t. t.a. ala1.
#iI s It.#e ~ haul ans hIts. .. + 5 s, .t,.
s at Ufas. q H Thoratsa 1 Neat
i4f -tfeet Phone 49a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
ItAIRnRESSING.

hAthkklNE FINAN lair Dressing pa-
Tors Browuson Big Fourth aut .sg-
i.ttCtflc s1Anpoo. iaClat mass waving
SGi44lS anu uressins EHerythtcs ia tha hag
Of hair goods. Phone 1886
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
uNHn

4 HGnkF% Is SEWING. smoskcl dresses
anu COAT ~I.t,ts.es- Dolls dressed .lt
Oh twenty -~usafl st -srf
DOS ~ GIVE S 90 N\ITt tSE N<b
ruus, suld ND0u~ sNaE Nati fay spot cash
Tor fNta Al-a i.l.p~. .Eat~ i#ail tu-
rsv tHrs ~et a4 aHd IatnAa
treet~ rh.u,
Wil lt S sny tla c.a tc- l~aa, Gin,S
~t~ ircnet stIett. l.a.i. 9 >.lc
Il -Nt Al ,toru
l.lI rs cea. .aa- raet. .e,.r asn v.t rll
The siart aU N-Arauft L Nat~ .CGar.
ftar. isea.faaut ht0~.. .I~ II tl.4ts. ~s stts.l.
HHUnt f,l~ III
WANTf d. ta#. taa ~
t4nod ruH...-toH tnl s.4H A44rres y sr.
EttrN tserta- osg
N~TlD ,sar aru rs
fah' ~ .a4- h,t,7, noes.
Address \ IH tNtrs tN.rt-
A\IEb NaaHs Au N...an.ze
aufo f.tt> tr. ,4- -fstt att Ns...rt-
tUet tlt SAHARA tNr,, .t... Ad..,>~ IS f..
tvc-1 tvenu@ D@
NARNi ep.uE ram ctnt,rraas t1
private fau.L4 N-4~t-, \ IT. tc~s Iv,u-
lns Olecf
WANTED -koom to Il, G~,t a~ 81 ofsct
ur dC>h roNa4 q A. o..rt Aa.rc~- i
fverS Esen.-s 1san
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
HAM. AIS TRANS SEER

W. tsu
IS Iua. uaef
oI.t af
arr
-,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED

fff.~ I-t E-t~~ a-t.sSu maker wants sewing
Ca.s-vL a.a'G.s 4 speciality NiSS krag-
i-tgtlA. - West street. Phone 5U4i J.
fNttNfEl wants position as manager. 25
year, experience Address 5 l6. Every
stIBbtI tHIn LADY wishes position IS
tisf. .-tt..- aGHtry preferred MIS-.
A..st i. Bennett street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
AGENTS AND statesmen.

tGf >T~ ua-s tig profts selling our ex-
traU.~ i-fls-l,> cul. creams face T,oN-
.ta- nt-l..-i. 40 beautiful high
-ra.t' .ta' ter.l-sr, t..r4.o-N sample Zap
L-es>-.a. CO.. Dept l1I -. Louis
teENI~ b--,-t aurry maker in 10
an e-a.- ~ ..-at our of every 10
+..f...s s.stt tat a-Et-t4-..g Offer of - 50
.'- te' ff.' +f pcT cent OF our
.-.ut- a-t f.ta,4t- 'H.I ; al hour Albert
taa ~ tr>l four days watson
,ra- s. yu A3-r %lr- BurKe a new
..r ,aruet an h9-r trs; day J rcd
H-aeiti- = a. lpar " NrIte ImILesii-
hc'ur, your TERRITORY is taken No
fc4-lree Fas fari- = once rite
S4r L.t. ..t. li-u.4IuIn CO. Dept.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

READING Standard and Thor motor-
eycles Expert repairing on all makes.
sed machines at reasonable prices VIII
mingten Cycle TO-, l906 Market street. ID.
me- J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
MRS. SUSANNA CROwEli >IERRIC X.

NIrs susanna ,-ou N.eg-.s
sunday ga it Pine Wood y =, Is
S5tb yeat re
Ms Ne-r.0 a.es 81 rcN
Nerr.ca Gu- Ge a.H.e.
among aGo.a .iea7 r ~
Is eo..ns e-.u N..a .c
NoUour, Company MIS- ~
>lrs yra ae 4..
creates auaehao-ta
The 5eA d. N,ts
ateaN u tlo
i3uv a- a-~I'a..., .u.. sl-
children a -I a1.f-
The u1.cl ws
uat, ay a.r N.
hae Moa0 y
w Use Laurel N4u Na
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
ILFLP WANTED.

Iot are wanted s government ioh
SI.Ni-Sf-u 4o1th Hundreds ot openings,
l-- frtt " N-l-r immediately franklin In
situate pcpt 81 Rochester. y.
FIRST Year pai1 government railway
.# rhe names wanted of mon lS 10
~-.t-- 81 -4tla14~ Address rs 3. Every
Iscr.r- at-
SA<TEIb- Name, mon. 4S-55. wishing 10
l.cNInc c1yr-uueut railway mail
CitrA~'SIitE iT>t year. Answer immediately.
4, ~ INcry EvFuln2 once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
hqaIr HELP WANTED.

BOOkkEEPER and stcnographcr In small
factory near Wilmington. Good opportu-
nifty. Prospects of this Incoming responsive
position. state age, experience ana ioWese
salary at start References required Ad-
dress 49, Every Evening ONCE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE SUITS and wigs 10 hire
Specialists IN paints and maf..~{5Ds. Frank
Biesinger, corner Fourth and .GIt streets.
Phone $3.50 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
sHAMPoOING SCALP TREATMENT

MRS. NJ, NICHOLSON. shernpo0ing. scalp
treatment. facial massage. vlbratOry treat
ment. hair dressing. also electrical massage
2Og n. Franklin 81. d. a. a. 3b97.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-13
USED CARS
AND TRUCKS
Newly PAINTED and Repaired
TRIl IlhS

Newly Painted and REPAIRED.
TRUCKS.
& n {. ton, worm drive, with cab
and stake hody $500
Master. 1918, 2-ton. with e4b and
stake body - sIf00
Vim. I9l7 rton 5 500
Steiebaker. 1911, l-ton, WITH new
express body ) t50
Stuaebakcr. l9l7. light delivery 5 700
Luck 1918, model l.. light de
livery .-...... 5 700
CARS
Raiek DIS. touring car 5 $50
Chandler, 1918. roadster, With win
teF top S1l00
Chevrolet lals. 400 touring ear 5000
padee lal9, touring car 650
lord, 1916, touring car. Make Us an offer.
Wilmington Automobile Company
Tenth street and Delaware Avenue
Two 1917 tour-ey yllnder Buck touring ears
II = Naeso. Cnion Park Garage. 2OS
Union street
OVERLAND. 5-passenger touring excel
lent running order. electric lights and
starter. good rubber extra tire on rear
Complete $500 real bargain for quick
salt. West Ninth street garage 9uSI5
West Ainth street
Iais OAKLAND hye-p passenger. excellent
condition. Address Z. Every Evening
Otftce
Ia10 CHANDLER touring aka. Good
year cords Care Of MIR Aiacadam Grant
avenue. heutmeTa. Phone 657t.
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iGea. agent. ai0 Washing ton street.