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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
RouMAhfA WILL &c FORBIDDEN
TO QUALIFY ACCEPTANCE
oT THE TREATY.
THE ANSWER WILL BE FIRM
Mote From Germany consIdessd Esaa
I've. ard u MAJ Be Decided TO
Eater Farther Into That
CcantFy.

paris.--The supreme coancii Of the
peace conferences informed hoananla
shs must sign Ehe peace treaty with
Austria without reservation or abstain
altogether from sigatag,
The Houmaulaa peacr delegation aas
not yet reached a decision Ia the mat
tor.
THE Haamaaian delegation has aens
b note 10 the peace conference declar
fIz that ia inteatgUu was 10 sign the
Austrian treaty With rese4ya iious. The
supreme council took TIN h0anaaiAa
Hasa@ nnfer toAs1Tgfafi6h II Apgaar8
unlikely aach a signature wiil ae per
mitted "a
Premier ClGmenceaa pis lied AZ the
council meeting, watch. Alsu discussed
the aeTman reply 10 tbs allied demand
for suppses&sua " afttsis I'll af tho
German congttutloa. providing for
Austrian representation Ia the German
parliament The discussion OF this
snoiset WAS not completed
While the council probably Will
spend several days On thE realy ia the
German note before completing H. IL
Is considered certain that the answer
will be extremely tifm to tons. taking
the position ,hat Germany ~ violating
the treaty before IL becomes effective,
thereby rendering il Impossible for the
allies 10 raltty H.
Considerable differences OF opinion
are augwu % have extstrd amoag the
memheta or tee supreme council re-
gatding be action to ha taken con
eaFuing the German note. soma natn
bcts fayoriug the ignoring by the allied
Communication oa The ground that the
reply was eyasWe. aud rfa #iirE
further. ta!n> C,crHahy gHnalt thn Ger
mans Tall 30 Indicate willingness to
AffSf 'es,-Ei9 S5yns13'st;s ~ -. e, ,,.s ...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Senator AEhurat W autd Rspder Mater.
lal Aid 10 Discharged Sol,
5ters ard Sailors.

Washington Consideration II the
Ehge export finance b,t, waa reaumd
IN lhe Senate. but no action Was
taken
Senator Ashgrsi, Artaoaa, proposed
that the NondcIl ht|l by whltA aa.
thority would Ne given the government
tn loan $500 000 eco 10 DISCHARGED sol
diura and sailors fer the purchase ~
homes ana Agricultural lands. ha added
10 The .hIll ~ A. aWenameNt.
III We can losu Russia ttSo,aoo 600
why cant We lend to cur own soldiers
$500 ono o0o asked the Aytiona sen
aatrr
t'u assurances by senator Smeat ot
Utah that the putlif banda committee
planned 90 take up consideration ~
the MondeIl hill Senator Asastst s3th
drew bis amendment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
MER NOTIFIES COMMITTEES
ThEY NAVE NO RosES TO
REVISE UPWARD.
TO BE LOWER, NOT HIGHER
Apsi Lei Lo@ Prices ssard-~rlsstFuctf
Committees TO Refrain From
Charging Figures Deemed
Toe Low,

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
sEvlsEp REAcE rEsAs PLACED
IN HANDS or AUSTRIAN
REPRESENTATIVE,
vlsSsA's FUTURE is DARK
ira Great caRlssl May Sese 4eSe~s
PaAr~ss Residential City, Divert
Cd ef i've Faewsss cammsn
slai insaeFtxa1es

Parts THE revised text al she peaes
sersas ramea for Asstftas acceptance
by the pesse canseFpnee sas haaasa
20 the Aastttaa n1eataoieaiiary y; ~,
ga~,vn2sa
The greaty was presented 10 the
Austrian delegates by raal no,Ast.,
general secretary IT the pea2e can'
teteaee Ne aasa handed them ,hc
allied svpls to the Aassyiaa caansegS
proposals. and eosvriAe letter fctt'
eFasiss that Austria bad pre-, spsiA'ea
the Nat by AZ gtsims,ata unacceptable
IT, ssrtlA
Tho Austrian peace treaty easarYafed
by The Supreme Seascll fot subnise,aa
10 toe Aastfsan plrslnossntiAsies ieaSss
the future Of Austria YER. largely ia
the hands II the league q! aa,loas,
Ths lrzeae ina, Ia, will tn ahle % de-
gaAe whether Aassrta shall be- permit
seH te syssH f9vFmsns aWA ~ Freaaa
~ opposed 10 sgrh aatan, as ara
Switzerland and ,naay other enantFies.
there sould apPvag to he very little
chance ~ Aasiriar scouting permits.
sion to teratuA,e her existence aa a
separate state should she ~ desire ia
future
There scema 10 W. q general feeling
~ dissatisfaction IN noaee conference
riry'es wtta the ltoaiy wbrh eas
adopted fnam Che herman treaty aud
ioes not ijt sUoh small power very
vel The council however, has ssFeed
on all sHeisaHA ~ The treaty bctaUte
there " q eoaeral pearlnpss stlh dis
suss}an
Under The terms - TIE treaty. Nloa.
ma VISTA It's ga3o mrs rtsbttabtp.
seems dywmej 10 iatab i8ia compare,
tlso yompAar tsi iaa3enltieaace as
THERE is y eapalA,iou a eats .eua oao
v.tnu the toaa|r, uats,ae me city 70
ss9pdrt ne apitai vh3e With iuRu
-''SeFsslal,> .a'a "a 4aAd .ligqrgrY,.
existing as esPayaie powers Vienna
; F8H &AFGkf F@Fr I'd tFt'BRFf kNN bH&a'
mess Formerly drawn from thelf tent
tories II the INSTRUMENTATION u
Flume ~~fe provided feE ~ Ia Ntprot-
"a IN many quarters II 10 paiBtsa aat
nv amhets ~ The peace delegation
that AustytRs shranken commercial
interests would thereby he protected
10 SOME extent. bat the territory cor
,tihuters 10 the capital IL an limited
tha, u IL generally though, by the
peace delegates that vienra is doomed
a. grea, capital and mus, inevitably
relapse into residential city with
relatively slight business Importance
II IL likewise pointed am by mean
BEERS ~ the conference thar cvra were
Austria III be' yetreri tterts~iAy with
Germany the future ~ Vienna ~
great city wnuh not he assured. as Il
wanIG tasl tbga to araalre additional
trtba,ary and aouId ho subi@stnd Il.
fifG AAaIp COMPETITION W German fries
With better transportation tacllitea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
GWEN COMMISSION As FULL GEN
ERAL As h4E LANDS FROM
GIANT LEviATh4Ah.
is CHEEReD By BIG TnRORe
Stern Face Rslaxed as the Great Grove
Gave Esi1eree Of Eathasiastie
Welcome 10 the Return
ins -sre


New York Gen Pesahing. AFTER two
years ia command OF the greatest arn,
America has ever sent To oaItse, 70
turned to the tAlgea states As BE-
stepped ashore from the huge liaei
i.ey4athan he vas handed commits
sion al a full general. u rank previous
ly held by only three Americans
agaat. sherman and sherman.
The sierra faced sasgter vas rot proof
against ths lrihats Of pFaiss and graf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

WaSbisgtaa Twu ts8asNHl Naads
~ Eeagse,teg mANaSae .lged hree Sold
10 fts asst .sru ~ 8a-ssa and really
neo,i - sae ,a,sa States tEfRest lass
70 ~ m B. 40 lAas vA~ tar jirs. Ar
,olopmeas " aa sates, atto@ started
b. HaHse caNm,ays #te caaa tAl
DEALS eaBrcctea We -rs9 sfs>aze q;
mani;.ea$ f2r kus.s. Watea Nlsa a4.4
for og; ~ Amtr'caa JaAas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
WILSON 70 The NORTHWEST
Starts on lengthy ard Siren
ucas Tear.

l,as MONIES. IL N'tag a DAYS rest
IN pes MONIES President 1ilsaa starr
a5 in'n th~ northeast tGr wees 81
>roee y niastug thfre IN the interest,
- re Peso" treaty Fijs scAstaie tot
az AsY~ ~3,l take hfa .hroagh e,eeT
state that .Y&ers Canada vest 1t The
iskss sra atT snd d. tee pslIfic coast
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
AvlAr0RS AGAIN FIRED UPON


laredo. Tea Fired upea frnm the
Mexican aide ~ the ilio ctanAn Capt
DayIi " MtNehh. raliea States sgia
iigH refps' ~as alighfY sounded whfls
on Rerlsl ps'fDj DUTY slons iho 'pief
IA araI Boundary r4fihwest 81 here
WITH jlegt son anH Johnston, raqi,
NcAsbh saa flyinf tlualy 8p tho f3ssf
Cl@Xe 10 tbs water rbea suddenly
group ~ MsklcSns fired several vol
leys of thaig az TIE altpisrs vgand
iog hcNsbh near The SAT. wA{la aav
eral sauts pter~ WA tae planes WINS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

New York The ikef-ss u, on Or
poseA to Na;jc@al Froh hjsl5a an
naarcsA ~ /, waal3 srs &nto politics
as tAe Ses EN- lsy nAaat II wilt a.
vcts iss sftsElicH "a ~orkirr Tor ths
eles'ioa n aai'nrchisttts assts ~ g6v
sraGvs ant nerlb ers OF state aGisls
t1-es.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
- - 81 Mss. Seals

CA!c&Ee TIE sfesaejfa easaca al
she Fsters'ea Eaigs1g SAapGea eli
sae Chicago d.s;ir' has eaaeA a "a
;fc-a eoHvegtgan - h~a hAta here
sept e, to at ca gAe sew rAEe s1alt
granted ~ prpsAien. wilson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Ch3cago Thrss hundred representa-
,lraa 81 ghe 9efs sins factl8H VI The ns.
tjoaal sogtafisi party. which recently
wlsharea trrN the parent ssqiy, arsan
lfbd tha eommarsGs lab1y paffy ~
Aiyer3ta std saep'ea iha ea bsem ~
,lsa s1sgef -sFat,Its 81 Huesi2. VIII tAs
ssxa4tn "ttofsEFs a tbs world.
UassA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

k,'a-ts la -Fetioe rpssytas we're
called oas a. gAkewcad. saAarssa
AMUSEMENT gSrs. ~Aen a crowd q -.
te-s ar4 vAttAss treateaet 20
'isrwAa wha arrested sog1ier ~
charge e esIaE J. psek avs,.&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

iaaaon A3mita' hsitkas. bead u
lie a., Russian SovVtn&e1f teEa2 a
eeaataraste4Siye ax&less &c hS.SAe
viki ea SgN (. says an a{ittis. rss
sase trea oaisS ;Ae seat OF sAe soy
eruaEsus
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
uraes c.Aana. h pcae.aur..

waRhfnssos Aeform il sfay tour,-
raNFtisl ItaEee4fe WA HYaeS AefDya
tSa ssnase nsSSiisty sBbfgu ~ it;Re ~
EiTi.sn ElsaAii TaGu.aa M.mrsap-
ellis lawyer who pervf4 fsJ ra4fa ID
Tbs Arssriraa ctreahiyasYy forces
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

fsoa5az Il pa.sAe4ss ~.t-vlass -es
sage rpea8rsi here rTpgTTx the cap
tara ny he 8o,stsTts& ~ frs .cwa 6.
Tonolsk, capital ~ West Siberia ans
lie Fnspr.s-- azI q. Te-a-sssa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Ne~ YORK Ambassador 1asseraa1
~ france wss tie p7inyyaal speaker
4; HTsaee taisCicaa ea1fysSss hold in
commemorative ., toe iSeSt z-1fser
sary e ,Ae a-rsz a. LAFAYETTE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Washington yieFa~rt 5 M11la. an
Aner&esa e,g.gcn Was ktlleI ~ Max
tcaas at CoaP.s In the Sssge Of Chaps.
Asg 81, according - R3y,csS TtteE.e>.
" Lac STATE Department
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Nsw igrs FAaaets9t& ~ ~ ard
- eaes.s@ sasd, Tesre 'flrels. q assas
on cuEFrsTea Al cahge rates 10 zaa ffens
81 paris II tsv1 ;Essss Sfasts "A a5s
Ehilipp.sss aas Cs'ss - Com -
sFAr FTs 4a-s-~s-r ~r.-s-.-s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19
WILSON STARTS HIS TOUR
VIII Cover Ter thousand siies In ~
S~trS Grcpn5 Ceuatrs From
Coast 10 Coast

indianapolis lad President Ntleaf
delivered her. the slsss11i ~ the al
dresses he ts 10 make To The p@ople at
me lFiied States on bis IA 0oa n4is
agr Which aill embrace tha c0aatf9
Erum e0asf n coast
james 2 Goodrich grpslIcaa scv
ernor q indiana IN N.Y. aatress
welcomed the presla1f: Nhsa h
mentioned ihst, thf gHerfGsT was IS
Year ,he presSdrat. the ernsd c3neret
for gegsraj R5hG,"s, ard the Enveram
2oald ealy stop them by pr"seHtias
Mr alIsor 7, wss ten minutes be
saFe Inc crowd was qatetes snt tbs
president pca9rca1ea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Memphis Ilaue TOR a policy by
which the University ~ Tennessee
can take education 10 the homes If
the people Of The state, "a " now be.
ting dnae b. Abe agricultural college.
were greseuted a. y nesting ~ Lns
Roberts. preslden, H A Morgan dt
the university aud tire board ot tras,
tees with TIE local aiusaai associa
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-19

Memphis - In The campaign Tor orr
't'Fgt passenger ,faiH service IN tNs'
southern region, the Illinois Central
railroad in JuIy sgsia led sill o.hsf
lines. bettertas lts fine japc record
by rattsns $50 pef evsss a. all IL
trains i4t0 fiusl Terminals Tn 'tnH
despite delays tar any cause. inclua
las slnw tonae, tions
New-York tribune., 1919-04-29

LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
LINCOLN TRUST co.
MANUFACTURERS TRUST co.
MECHANICS AND METALS NATIONAL BANK Or % THE nr CITY
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT co.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW 70
METROPOLITAN BANK
METROPOLITAN TRUST co. OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
MUTUAL BANK
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN N. Y.
NATIONAL BUTCHERS & DROVERS BANK
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK
NEW NETHERLAND BANK OF NEW YORK
NEW YORK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE BANK
NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY
PACIFIC BANK
PUBLIC NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK
SCANDINAVIAN TRUST co.
SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NY.
SHERMAN NATIONAL BANK
STATE BANK
TITLE GUARANTEE & TRUST co.
UNION EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRUST co.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
YORKVILLE BANK
w. r. GRACE & co.'s BANK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

All About the Man
Nr~IG41 Who Gave Everybody Books
E2E@ for Christmas-and Bought Them
7<HHl-lD ly At Wanamaker'S!

Hello! here's n chap who
can fill that billw
) For he had run up
against a whole table de-
voted to the display of diff
ferent editions Of the Ru-
baiyat of Omar Khayyam.
, How wonderful is this
Wanamaker place! and how
wonderful is old Omar" he
mused. Zone, two, six
gracious, there are no less
than sixteen separate edi-
tons of the observations of
that grand old cynic, pre-
sented here for my choice
at prices anywhere from
$1.25 to s6p
} He fingered over ono
particularly pleasing edi-
tion. Of course, il was the
$6 one, large, fine volume,
superbly illustrated with
full-page color pictures by
Willy Pogany, and printed
in a charming reproduction
of hand-lettering, but many
of the other editions were
almost as attractive, in
Guiding one illustrated by
Edmond Dulac. But
Well" ne mused, uncer-
tainly, Il guess I'll let her
hobble along on the three
Omar Khayyans / know
she already owns
And then the next
minute he turned around
and saw just the thing he
felt she wanted, because it
was Just the thing he
wanted and
Just the Thing So Many
People Have Wanted
kipling's Complete Poems!
an inclusive edition from
1885 70 1918, bound in
dark-blue cloth and in con-
venient size, price S5.
'sWill give it to her for
New Years, if | haven't
the nerve to send her a
second Christmas present"
he thought, happy at last.
His next selection was a
very different one, made for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
His Woman Friend
a Bit Literary)

but he had known people
who were too literary TO
enjoy a happy ending TO q
novel or playa state of
mind that he PRAYED she
might not have entered,
but for safety first" he
chose
Mare Nostrum (Our Sea-"
BY V. Blasco Ibsnez. s1.s0
an epic of the Mediter-
ranean, drawn on a vast
canvas.
Haven't read it yet my
self" he said to the clerk as
she took TIE address, but
III trust Ibanez, even if he
unguardedly INDUCES in a
happy ending, to give 'em
their fill of tragedy first,
the same as good old Victor
Hugo did"
Then. having seen his
book sent off to be deliv-
cred, he began to distrust
his choice. as is the nature
of humankind.
"Ibanez is a ripper. bat
q book of poetry is so
appropriate for a gentle
man to present to a lady"
he said. wistfully.
And how tempting were
the tables of new poetry
lie took up one volume
after another: Mansfield's
"Reynard the Fox" won
derful allegory, (S1.6O) ;
''McAroni Ballads" (S1.6Ol
written by an author who
was a great favorite of his
own. I. A. DAILY. and CON
sisting Of a meIodious med
ley Of Italian-American and
Irish-American dialect bal
lads. with a large infusion
Of po m in straight
United States talk" 1.-The
New Morning" by Alfred
Noyes, (S135) comprising
all of that authors war
verse since 1914. including
the famous Avenue of the
Allies.
Nor E of 'em dead yet,
and | think her particular
poetical taste runs to the
dead" he mused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
tailed az much as possible.
GENERAL,

j. Electric railways and manufac-
turing plants, stores and offices shall CO.
operate In arranging, within the pro-
visions of this order, schedules, days, and
hours OF work to permit the maximum
utilization of transportation equipment.
Warning that drastic orders affecting
all parts of the nation would be forth
coming unless conservation was arranged
quickly upon voluntary basis was given
a few days ago by the Railroad Admins
tratlon after complaints had been re-
crived from sections in the Middle West
and Northwest that the East WAS not
playing the game
The order .ssucd tonight will probably
hit the larger cities in the East severely. 1t
may mean that they must cut off it's bright
display lights and that such stores and
places of amusement as are kept open in
the evening must run under the most
drastic restrictions
transportation curtailment will nppiy
to large and small municipalities. and
while no effort will be made to restrict
travel on subway lines to point 10 cause
unnecessary inconvenience, it is expected
that service will be reduced TO meet the
decrease in production activities caused
by the order
The issuance of the order brought
home with emphasis the serious inroads
that had been made in the nations coal
supply since the strike started in the
hitumlnous fields on November |. With
the restrictions in force it is hoped that
extreme suffering can be prevented, even
if adverse weather conditions are met
from now on, especially if mining is re-
sumed on the normal basis within "A week
or ten DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Six Small Nieces

tor whom, Under sAs SGlrul
guidancs Of a saleswoInao yno
liked little girls and lZnS~ wnAs
little girls liked. he ehsss ~
spectively:
A new gut sdieion sS eAAs
old favorite by Johanna Spyri.
Heidi" with Ia illustrations
in color, $3.50; Captain Lucy
IN France" by Aline Savard, an
army story Tor girls from 10 20
Is. $3.50; David Blaise and
ina Blus Door," BY Y. z. Ben
SOS. new wonderland story
equally suited 20 yiris Asd s<sS.
and illustrated (siSQl; IA The
Back Of the North Wind BY
George Macdonald, marvellous
" illustrated in colors hy Jessie
WlsOx Smith, (s2.5o); The
Burgess Bird Book for Chill
dren," an authoritative and
interestingly written work With
54 colored illustrations, $3.50,
and This Magic Of o." a new
fairy book, by L. Frank Baum,
(s1.5o.)
Then he would havs been
through, but for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
For Liver and Bowels
DR.. Carter S K. & B. Tea
Mild. Gentle Vegetable Laxative and
Healthful Drink.

You can keep the whole family in good
health if YOU will brew q cup Of vegetable
te4 every other night and have them drink
II Just before gong TO bed
For very little money vou can get 8
package of DR.. Garter. k 4 b lea and
;.fter YOU and the dear ones have used il
iur = week Won L sa, il 5 the finest. gentlest
;nd most complete tonic laxative you ever
I..H aclose
Or stomach, liver and bowel. and to
puufy the blood, nothing is more re-
Liable Give il 70 the little ones when they
s.at fevcrish and ran { eat. They like il
Ind 4 does them lots Of good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Now, Here's
the Way It L.
With the Books
This Christmas

They're assembled IN
force on their Eoonted
stan, ping ground, the
Wnnomoker n o o 4
Store, IN ,oUnfless
numbers and IN giort-
GUS Unriety. Ep>ry ne,o
thing, and ecery good
thing Lohether old OF
nero, that the market
con supply, u here.
There's q wonderful
selection from 11soao
the neyc Enorts or Lead
ing cuthors and pop
utnr illustrators, such
as ICe bekieUe cnnnot be
matched In any other
book store o., THE con-
ffnent.
But Please Note
the Eony the peopls D~
coming IN for them
like bees around a
fragrant field Of f0r-
grsf
PreUoilLlg condr1fs-.~
IN connection Ecith oil
printing and publish
ing are such that tire
Christmas supply OF
good books rr1I do lCeil
If It breaks eUen Ecith
the demand.
Buy your book az
once II you hare 1ny
preference. IF you
LeuUe IL until the Eusr
moment before Christ
mas, ii may be q case
OF taking IUhaS you CON
get.
IL may be added thar
IN comparison nth
other articles of ECorth
or usefulness, books
hdUe increased IN price
Gs little Gs 0ny.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

greatly; but when he said:
"Is this the best7 I have
only one mother
A still larger and finer
Bible, bound in seal leather,
and printed in splendid
large type on India paper,
was brought out, and ne
was told, This II the best,
ST."
"T1l take r." he ssi6
promptly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
For Several Friends
Who Liked War Stories

ne selected copies Of "T'he
Search" by Grace Lutz,
recommended tc him by the
clerk as "a war stoIy--ex-
citing and good" (price
s1.75) and of Helena"
Mrs. Humphrv Ward ; new
book, which he had seen
reviewed as "a war novel.
and an extraordinary love
story with a real happy
ending" (price S1.75; not
for the happiness. but for
the book itself.)
He gave away two copies
Cf this. and came near CIV
ing a third 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

lament and Psalms bound
together for soc.
But those were not what
he chose. The special red
letter" Bible at SIS, bound
IN morocco, leather lined
and silk sewn, and printed
in bold minion type on
India paper, pleased him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
THE Strong Hours"
BY Maud Diver. SI.90

But he couldn't let it go
at that, for she was his pet
sister. Good books NAV
become scarce at any
moment" he mused. Fill
up the kid with what she
likes, while / h e filings
good"
The filling was really 50
good, the tables displaying
the new novels overfiowed
with so many sparkling,
interesting books written
by the authors that he knew
"the kid" liked, that he was
in a bit of a quandary to
decide between Sherry"
by George Barr McCutch-
con (S1,75) an unusual
story which traces t h o
career of a wastrel rehab-
ilitating himself and "The
Lamp in the Desert" by
Ethel M. Dell, a tale whose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
To His Sister

NOT Oid EnG.Igh to be
Married, But Just Dot
ing" on a Good NoreI-
he gave book not likely
to act as an antidote to her
passion-for il is big
story on a big canvas, TEEN
ing with IN teres t and
emotional power
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
A Brother
Who Liked "a Good,
MEATH Mun's-N -NOUeF'

better than all the substan-
tial and informing works
that the Wanamaker Book
Store can muster "a n d
that, thousands) so for
this older brother he Sc
lected a new book he him
self had chanced TO read
and to like
tsThe Rivers End"
Nv James Oliver Curwood. $3.50
It was a story of Gods
country" Of love and adj
venture. and of the Royal
Mounted Police. and he felt
sure it would keen the
pulses bounding to the de-
sired degree Of speed. And
then
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
His Three
YOung NephelCS

Tor the Youngest Of whom he
chose the finest Mother Goose
Book IN the whole store" The
Boyd Smith Mother Goose, a
beautiful, big, red book, Just
crammed with black and-white
text Illustrations in addition %
Boyd Smiths fascinating color
plates. $3.50.
For the eldest boy be bought
The Guardsman,' patriotic
story by Homer Greene. illus
trated, Of course, $3.50, and
FOR the middle-s sized, although
scarcely middle-Aged boy, ne
selected The Boys Life of
Roosevelt" BY Herman Mage
dorm (S1.25l
BY that time il was 5.45 P. Vi
and the bIgles were sounding to
remind folks Of the closing
hours; but this man didn't csrel
He'd bought ali his presents,
bought them early. bought them
IN single afternoon and in one
single place Wanamaker big,
Christmassy Book Store