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HELP WANTED MALE
WELCOME! RETURNING
: Sol piER9 AND SAILORS.

Full information as to- all EN-.
ployment openings in this, COM
munity and elsewhere will be CIV
.eu you FREE At the. Bureau for
Returning Soldiers and Sailors,
! Northwest. Hotel Building. Phone
mi. AlEnationsl and local iSfforts
10 assist YOU are there concon-
/ trated. .3is AF.a IS4F 4.
United States Employment Services
NJ. S. Department Of! Labor.
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Fifty.Fifty.
Herald.

Anothey thing-when a lady walks
the street leading harnessed dog,
which gets the most advertising?-
Galveston News.
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WANTE!tb- or three furnished
rooms for light. house keeping ORG
furnished house during school.
Got to be In a good location. Phone
No. $40 r. or write to IT. f. 524
Ave, F. II. - l 70 6t.
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TWO SPLENDID SADDLE HORSES
for sale. These horses are sound.
gentle, we'll broken to ride or drive
and high class in every way VIII
sell cart, cutter and harness with
the horses. F.. S. Talcott. n
- -ts 4 % ~
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Old Hickory Ignite sold by Finch
Lumber Co., phone II:
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STOP! LOOK! What's on, town lot
auction sale, on Saturday Feb l.,
2o'clock, p. m. at Grant county seat,
Carson. A. A. Andersen, owner.
/ 25 Wk
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FOR SALE-Todd protectograph check
q. writer. Good as new. Call at Trfb-
une Office. .-.-.... -...-.. IL ~ II
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western Business Agency, Mime
, apolis, MINI. -s'n l-25-lW
fUK SALE-HOusehold goods, reed
buggy and,l5 pigs, and other things.
Call 319 18th street or Phone, 74OU.
.l27 wk
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w ANTED-Agents anywhere for the
great Grapesnac Non.alcohOlic. 1t
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HAVE A LARGE LIST of clients who
wish to rent furnishes or unfurnish-
ed rooms. Turn that extra room in
+. ITO cash. l., ~, Langley. Phone SSs.
- etlt a1sgb wv - !. ~ 1 Ok xUk
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AGENT SALESMAN

! = AUxZ1V -EJxH1JX2EJV3zI1N Z
GUARANTEE FUND LIFE ASSOClA-
TON offers exceptional induce
ments to men or women who are ex.
perienced In, or who would like to
enter the business OF life Insurance.
l.. H. Langley. State Manager. 3l4
Broadway. = II ! wk
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LAND BARGAIN-We' offer bargain
in NW1-4 33.131-S2 near t0wnso OF
Chadwick and S.;lfrldge. kellogg
Land CO., jamestown, N. D.
, 127 It
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~ WANTED TO RENT -,
WANTED-3 Or modern rooms fur
nished orr unfinished. Wouldn't
want them before the first Of March.
b. C. Solum, care Van Horn Hotel.
...'-- 81, | Wk
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE One ten-foot soda foun-
tain In fine shape and . big bar
gain. Address r. v. Bassett, James
town, N. D.
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100 ACRES Of land south east OF Glen
ullin, to trade for hotel. Address L
/ Wang, $50 Terry, Billings, Mont.
1 % 1 WIZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
THE SIEGE.

The country has been summoned 70
fight fuel famine Mr.. GaTiieid.s coal
order has pit Ii in respect 10 that t.
xcntlal on I war has.s Until further
notice. coal Is not to be distributed except
to the first five war priority classes, and
hut spa-lncls 10 them In some respects
coal ratious ere To be shorter than during
actual hasti6tics And the date Is De
center :. Winter Is ahead of us.
v hen tho nation WAS bent on the
defeat If Germany and casualty lists were
g-jsly item in the news q thc day, dras tlc
restrictions were endured with philosophlc
calm. When socallcd noncssentlal IN
dustries were eliminated, Americans learn
ed 10 osh-ug thcir shoulders Ike the french
and say It IS war
10 preserve s similar stoelsm now,
when the nation is struggling to recover
from thc war, Is more difficult. In tunes
Of peace the l4ne between essential and
nonessenbal industry becomes very FAINT.
business is 50 organized that every M
du-try. however apparently frivolous
produces the income Of some section q
the people.
The Lever act was invoked against th@
officials OF the miners union on the grouEG
that We were still al war. Itis now madt
10 apply To all the rest Of us.-boston
Globe,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WHY ARE THEY TOLERATED?

A feeling that the federal authorities
arc responsible for much Of the BOlshevlst
talk heard il our ctins Is strengthened
bv the report Of the speeches of Larkln
and GitIow. both of whom are out under
SI5.OO bail after Indictment on charges
of criminal anarchv; in New York they
addressed a mass meeting at which 5tW
appla,dcd soviet Russia and chcercd the
II coming revolution n America ant gave
apprcciatlvc attention to one Dr fucker,
wGo thought that perhaps the time would
come when the workers would have 70
use guns and pistols in defense q their
rights
Whv Iarkin and the Others were not
pulled from the platform and Why the
so-callcd COMMUNISTS were not dnVen
from tho building IS beyond conpFehen-
SION. Tolerance Of such meetings cn-
couraces the RolshevIats 70 continue
their plotting. and agitators like larkln
naturally conclude that the hali hearted
efforts at the government indicate no
serious intention to stop the revolutionary
oncrations of the Reds There IS danger
II permitting the holding Of meetings
like that addressed hy larkin and others
who are under indictment Il the govern
ment Obliged to ACCEPT had' These
enemies OF the country arc hong treated
with altogether too much consideration
Providence Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
President Wilson'S Condition.

Notwithstanding the partisan motives
that inspired the Senate committee on
foreign relations in appointing sub
committee 10 oall al the White House
and secure a personal conference WITH
President Wilson over The Memcan situa-
ton. the incident resulted Importantly
The capital had long been flooded with
alarming runors about the President 5
phvsicaI and mental condition, and situa-
ton Of great uneaslness thereby was
created The call by Senator'S Pail and
Hitchcock upon the President set these
rumors summary aside by revealing the
truth
1t is now known that President Wilson
although still a very sick m:sn, is moi q
paralytlc, is not suffering from serious
mental impairment, and Il steadily on the
way 10 recovery That his mind Is clear
and that he suli has d firm grasp upon put
lie matters is revealed to the country
Ii i great relief 10 know this And
now the people will insist that the partisan
naggers let the President severely alone
and allow him time for full recovery
without the danger ii setback By in
pudent importumtics or insidious intiIna-
tions Of evils thut 40 not exist The c,un-
try wants him back al bis official desk
full of health and yigor, AS soon us possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
EVENING SMILE.
THEN HE VANISHED.

Gwendoline, the eighteen-year-oid,
daughter Of tho family. had receiyed
n splendid present from her Young man.
an engagement rlng ST with diamonds
and rIbcs
That evening NJ ten, when the happy
pair were present the conversation, natur-
ally enough. turned 60 jcwelry and some
one remarked that It vas funny to think
that we got pearls from oysters -,
Wherrupon Gwcndolnes & horrid iittie
brother edged towards the door and r.
marked loudly
"Oh. that not bal 50 funny as getting
rings from mugs, Is It, Gwen London
Answer.
s'The last shall be first, quoted the
earnest citizen Il don't doubt T. re-
piled Senator Sorghum Its the only
wav can cSnlaln the manner IN whieh an
ultimatun always seerps to start s'ieh
long line Of tall, Washington star !.
poor Judgment call Il ? Heh7"
- lady on trial called for a lady jury and
got convicted Kansas City Journal.
What we need Is q more elastic cur
rency "You hct can stretch ny
salary any further - Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
AN OLD STANDBY.

An average good Missouri mule sells
for 500 This sturdy animal keeps on its
sIrc-footcd way regardless Of multiply
ing automobiles and tractors. The steady
demand for mules Is mainly from the farms
a good sign Of speeding up production
where most needed In horse breeding
also tie situation is favorable but choice
animals are wanted Predictions of 4 horse
less era are no longer heard. he menace
seemed most serious ucarly thirty years
ago when prices generally were at tie
lowest cbb In some places IN the North
west horses were turned adrit Is not worth
feeding through the winter Al farm saies
sheep might bring but = cents
An ALI ged remedy widely supported,
and defeated several times politically
vas silver imitation Prices i4aye certainty
advanced without regard to nos'ruins
of that KIND twenty-five years ago u was
charged that gold had been cornered n
Europe We have now the largest stock OF
gold on record.
There is clearly a sound business eN-
mansion when the demand grows for fnulcs
Ind horses as well as all kinds ot motor
vehicles and improved farm machinery
More production is the crv. and il = heed
IA. breeders of al farm animals have
accepted 3 new ard higher standard
A thousand-dollar hog IS no longer 2
curiosity The price II bacon suggests
Il ST Iouis Globe-l) Democrat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PRESS COMMENT.
NO THIRD TERM.

Although the Democratic State Con
vention Of South Dakota, by unanimous
vote. has indorsed President Wilson for a
third term, it's action must he construed
merely as compliment To the greatest
statesman of his generation. 1t cannot
be accepted as O serious expression Oh
opinion in regard to the Democratic
candidate for President IN 1920.
The World does not believe that Preai-
dent Wilson, in any circumstances, would
consider denomination; nor could any
sincere friend of the President desire that
his splendid career should end IN such
an anti-climax; for an anti-clinax 1t
would be, even If he were renominated,
even II he were reelected.
MIR. Wilson has already wrecked his
health and impoverished his vitality IN
the service of his country, n service which
has given To the United States the highest
prestige that it has ever attained, ana
which will remain as a monument to
his craftsmanship throughout the cen
turies, in spite of the efforts OF dcbased
partlsanship to dcface and destroy IT.
Whatever comes out OF the remaining
fifteen months of his term of office, the
record rs made.
Great pressure viii be excrted on the
President TO become n candidate again
in 1920. Every Democratic oiiicc-seeker
will be eager to capitalize Mr.. Wilson
name and fame to his own advantage, but
this is matter on which the Chief Magls-
tratc cannot afford to yield, whatever
arguments may be presented TO HIM.
Prom the point OF view of the public
welfare, the denomination OF the President
could not fail to be mistake. All the new
and pressing public questions growing
out of the war which ought TO be decided
nj the next election would be submerged.
No matter how the campaign began, It
would end rs n conflict over the third
term. That would he the one domlnat-
ing issue, and everything else would be
forgotten. to tho hopeless confusion OF
government for the next four years,
Woodrow Wilson needs no thlrd-terfn
nomination He needs no vlndlcation.
His two administrations mark new era
! ia American guyernipcnt and his place IN
history Is secure Let the record stand
| New York World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Just Folks
BY Edgar A. Guest
HOME FOR CHR ISTMAS.

Home for Christmas There's joy
For the weary, grown up boy
Or the little girl aho now
Feels the years upon her browl
Home for CbristInasl Back once more
To the mother at the door
And the old hearth with its blaze
And those happy yosterdays.
Home for Christmas There's a thrill
For the toicr up the hill,
For the trtldgcr on the road
Heart sick with his heavy load.
Home for Christmasl BacE to be
Once again Mt mothers knee
And To feel her fond carcsa
In that spell OF happiness.
Home for Cbrisimasl Girl and lad
Going to the kindly dad
Who has waited through the year
For his loved ONES to appear,
Home for Christmas Back again
TO the simple joys and PLAN,
To the refuge sweet with rest,
Where is love made manifest.
Home for Christmas oh, that |
Could recall the years gone by,
And could know once more tic biiss
OF that glorious welcome kiss
Home for Chtistmns Girl and man
Claim that gladnesx while YOU can.
Swift must come those years oil pain
When you'll long for home III vain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
The Difficulty About Mexico

No doubt thousands of our citizens
would be greatly pleased, from many
points Of view, If our Congress would
sunlmarily declare war against Mexico,
and the administration send an armed
force there that would quickly put INTO
the minds of the Mexican people the
fear of God and n decent respect for the
nights OF mankind We have suffered go
much aggravation and destruction OF iite
and property from Mexican aggress,ons
since the overthrow of the Dias regime,
that our patience Is rapidly nearing the
point of exhaustion, and it seems that In
seH-defence. as we'll rs in national self
respect. we must smash this Pandora &
box of troubles by q determined blow ot
the mailed fist.
But war is ever n serious matter, and
should not be entered upon, especially
bv great nation against a weaker one,
without afull knowledge of all the facts OF
the situation. the basic causes OF the
existing troubles. And this we have not
nj hand. despite the long continuance OF
the aggravations.
1t is no doubt true, as has been long
suspected and frequently alleged, that
selfish personal interests are eagerly de-
sirous of war with Mexico, and OF one
that would result in practically converting
that country into a dependency OF the
United States Thousands and millions
of dollars of American capital are invested
in various explorations of the extensive
natural resources of that country, and such
a war. with such result, would open OPP
portunitics for enormous profit to many
interests.
In view Of this situation there arc sus-
picions that many Of the aggraVations
that our country suffers Mt the hands Of
Mexican people. and at the hands Of the
irresponsible and inefficient administra-
tions that have found pTCCarous standing
in Mexico since the iron rule Of President
Diaz was broken. arc the result Of secret
intr;gucs and manlpulatlons by tor@gn
business agencies in Mexico which would
stand TO profit enormously by war and
snbiucation. And this country could
not afford 10 engage in war Ct conquest
and subjugation that would mainly on
crate 10 such an end
This is why administration after adj
ministration has been patient with Mexico
and has hesitatcd 70 adopt . represSive
policy through force and arms, At one
point. however, Just before our entrance
INTO the great war, Mexican aggresslons
became So audacIous that our government
was compelled to send armed forces there
and enforce reparations We may have
/ Ia do 50 again, We cannot otcrnaiiy pu'
up with snarling, savage, Irritating
ncichbor. with whom ~ amount ot gooo
advances seems to have any reforming
effect. But if it comes TO this. our work
must be conducted with only the nahona
/ honor in view. and without the suggestion
of money service to mere ''rrotteers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
UarInu Men Make Merry.

More than 100 guests were present At
the annual dinner of department toFefnen
of the Harlan plant SATURDAY night II
The DnB.rrv Room Of the Hotel du Pont
TIC orcasion was nade 4 celebration Of
the first anniversary Of the general man
agcrship Of r. b German, who came to
the plant December !, 1918 Menu cards
and decorations comncnoratedt the coming
of Mr. German and the work he has done
to carry on the operations at the plant
successfully during the past year Holly
wrcaths and flowers decorated the tables
and the big Harlan house flag As well rs
the big star Of Bethlehem with the
fvc surrounding starS tvplfylng the FIVE
subsidiary plants overhung the space
hnck Of the toastmaster,s char.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
TweedIe-dum and TweedIe-dee.

The crusade for the enforcement ot
thu SUNDAY BIN" laU in Baltimore il y
he continued. tomorrow, more vigorously
even than last Sunday. when mere han :
hundred arrests were made The news
papcrs have become alarmed, and one oi
them strongly advise those vino oesirc
to have the pleasure Of receiving lts sur
dav issue to make special order for lts
delivery ~ carrier. as its sale At street
stands bv rlcus>lcalers VIII in al probablii-
tv be prohibited by summary arrests.
So here Nc have this curious SITUATION
1t viii be held as punishable of.encr ior
anvone to sell new papers on the street
IN Baltimore. tomorrow, but the publishers
NAV deliver papers 70 people Al their
homes without mourning the penalties q
tie law. Wherein y the difference be
tween the two services Both are acts q
labor performed on the sabbath Yet
one will be punished and the other wlnked
at
Here is only one instance q the IN
congruity. almost the imbecibty, OF the
operation Of these oid-trne Blue laws
in the face Of modern conditions. Yet
they are fercely adhered to II many
States. without amendment Let us hope
these ridiculous and impractical, not t
say decidedly unjust movements naH
incline the people 81 Delaware to the
importance Of having their own irrational
although now practically ignored =
Sunday Blue laws sensibly amended
at the next session of our Legislature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RIPPING RHYMES.
By " all Mason.
lAM ANn 0hnlR.

Give an issue sounding title,
and il may eat gF3ss enough; hut
the onlv one that's vital Is this law
and order stuff oh, | hear the
statesmen chatter 0t small things
and call them great but such tFiiies
10 not matter when the traitors
boldly trait when they huri 4 Wild
defiance, waving flags and beating
drums. and fer action have reliance
an the honicidal buns. All the
forces 81 tie aHey. of the kennel
and tie stew haze united II rally
anarcilstit things T. IT,. fheN have
long since crossed the border OF
ligh treason. and They swarm.
CRYING, down with law and Or-
der, aud il ) tilue fer retnrn.
We must crush the deadly adder,
see its venom docs not last. or or
future will bc sadder than Gomor-
rahs disml past Ne must stop
the Inaudlin pleasures u the trea-
. son >poutng Jay, and refined and
gentle measures are but kindness
thrown away. Nc cant stop the
sererching yandl with tap upon
tie wrist, tii such cattle We must
handle with 4 scourEe OF wire, !
wist Still We argue whea We Il
ortut. when stern weapons W
should draw, for The one thlng
that 5 important Is the old time
reign Of laW
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Spicer to Sail.

r. Barclay splcer, Arden townsnlan
and we'll known locally for his work along
the Inc OF tuberculosis prevention. has
received his passports and will leave to-
morrow for I5thaania Mr. Splecr Will
cross on the Ia Lorraine, leaving New
x1rt- For Hay.re
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

How apropos things happen OCCASION
allv II was while Senator Fall was per
sonaIlv requesting President Wilson 10
break of relations with Mexico, over the
Jenkins affair. that the news Of Jenkins
release from a Mexican prison reached the
White House. And what disappolnt-
ment il must have been to Senator Fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

The price Of cider has been impcilcd
upwards 50 rapidly BY the enlarged de-
Inand under prohibition, that this honely
old drink may now be listed with luxuries
It Is no longer the "poor mans cham
pagne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Bayard Legion
Phoenix IIrc eo
Mt Calvary iuh.
Board Of Education.
Democratic Ieagie
Washington frc q.
Sumner Post, G. A r.
Apollo Castle. f. q T.
Painters and Decorators.
Eureka Lodge 4 i \ NJ.
North End Athletic Club.
Delaware IodPe ; of Il.
Dclmarvia Union + 1 T
Autietam Temple q.
Washington Lodge Is. Of +
Apuotnattax Camp. 3 ei IL.
Fidelity Lodge, \. O | y
Brovnson Library Association.
harmony Council, I + Of !
Brandvyue Lodge, l. q. o L
Ninaua Tribe. Impd y L n.
Beta Tent. No. >. * q T. N.
BIne Rock Council. q K {.
prIckiavers International Union.
ST Benedict Beneficial Society
Wilmington Council O 1. 4. NJ
Lady Miller Lodge Ao. 4. ; Of B.
Diamond Council. Ir. O I 4 VI.
Christine EncaMpment [ Q q. I
Delaware Canclave IL or ;. " NJ.
Wilmington Acre. No. Il. T Q +.
Delaware Council. NJ /. 4. q I.
fishers Union, Gnon N f. Church
Eleventh Ward Democratic League.
b NJ. 4 p |. Breklayers t'monl
Wn Mckinley Circle, Ne 3 II af )
Hopocohacklne Tnhe Imp @ Il NJ
Behe volcnt Pioneer Literary Association
VII. x Brandvwlne Gouncil. . I N
Wilmington Nest. Ne 80, Order ot owl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

One thing Congress should bear -
mind is Lincoln's adagc Zone war AZ a
time" The first thing ID order Is 70 Of
ficially end our war with Germany
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Now for week Of brisk and con
tinuoug Christmas shopping, Also, for
season of generous purchases Of Red
Cross Christmas Seals The latter is Of
especial importance, as a worthy purpose
will thereby be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Girls Taken in Custody.

pa,,,fv sheriff Parker today took
,nfo r,lstoly henrietta Rudolph, Il years
=aId vbo has been sought by the Juvenile
CONT fa- some tin4e on = charge OF ~
corrgibiltty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
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Group. whooping cough, l. gEippe, and
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All gsetS br0sSe lis prompt and
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Contains no 0piateS.
NB Daugofrh Ss-cona 4 Market STREETS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by
Every Evening Readers.

The fuiI nnme and address Of tho writer
nnust accompany each 'etter. not usS's.
sarly for publication but as evidence oI
good faith Anon yrnoua communications
will be ignored Publication Of etters docs
not carry with It indoreerneut ny Every
Evening Of the opinions therein oppressed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

You try sn Eyery Evening want 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-02
DISILLUSt0NED BY
WORLD LEAGUE DRAFT

LONDON, May 2.--According to a
summarized report Of an interview CIV
en- by Herr S%ehuecking, one OF Ger
many's peace delegates, to the Berlin
correspondent Of the Herald, the la
borite organ, the plan. for the league
Of nations. which has been formulated
at Paris. has brought disillus.onment
a thinly yelled scheme for the vic
torious powers to gain the ascendancy
to taunt the paciflsts for their simplici-
III the scheme IL adopted In It's pres
ent form" Herr ~SchuecElng 10 quoted
as saying, the League win lose Al its
Germans, soma Of whom win revert to
reaction. others look forward to the
establishment OF international social
ism"
Herr ~schuecking emphasized that a
feature OF the German plan for the
league creates a representative world
parliament. thus safeguarding the dem
ocratic basis OF the league and avoid
ing the return Of militarism in a new
world.