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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
BETHEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH.
BY Matte B. Evans.

Sunday was a high day in Bethel.
The Sunday School was largely at
at II o'clock. The pastor, DR..
Dawson was not well physically, but
exalted by the Holy spirit, preached a
sermon that stirred our souls. Text
Matt. 1876. Subject God u father,
we all were of n accord And the
holy spirit did come and all received
a blessing. We were made to say as
the Apostles of old; did not our
hearts burn while he spake to us. One
united with the church. Miss Sop
hia Raynor has arranged a very nice
program for the C. E. League at $50
Sunday evening and all are cordially
invited to come. Our Is minutes
speaking meeting is uplifting to the
soul. 49,. The evening service was con-
Quoted by Rev. j. Harris of New Mex
leo. Text: Michel 2:1O, subject THE
present is not the Christian rest"
His sermon was full Of power and
very interesting. We all enjoyed his
discourse. -. There we're two additions
W llt SuulClls . . NGlO Bldu W
have so many visitors at our services,
1t is a duty and should be a loving
one or the part of all members to
welcome all strangers and visitors tc
our services Our first Quarterly
meeting will be held the first Sunday
in December. The Stewardess Boards
and Clubs are doing their best tC
make this one of the greatest reports
of the year. Rev. Dawson left Mon
day evening for Jacksonville, Fla, tt
attend the funeral of his mother. He
carries with him Jul deepest sym
pathy in his loss The Junior Stey
ardess Board was delightfully."- enter
tanned at the residence of the Presi
dent, Sister Juanita Young. The mex
meeting will be held at Sister Lula
Lewis, 2216 Tracy Ave at 2:90 Friday
afternoon. The Deaconess Boart
was entertained Monday evening BY
Sister Mary North. A very pleasan'
time was had. Mrs. Goldie Mosely
entertained the Ladies' Aid at 232l
Vine. A program was rendered ant
dainty refreshments served. Tit
Strangers Club served a dinner at thu
residence of Mrs. Clianna Jordan, 191,
E. oath St., Thursday and was success
fully attended by members an
friends. Mrs. Gertrude Hickman Pres
I've are glad to have Sister Eddi'
Wells back to worship with us after
pleasant visit in Glasgow from wherI
she returned home sick but is cor
valescing nicely now. Brother Thos
Eaton is still on the sick list. Gu
building fund is successfully growing
Mrs. Perry will entertain the Ia
dies of the Associate Board at he
daughters residence, Mrs. Stewart
1928 Lydia Ave, Wednesday evening
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

The beautiful weather last Sunday
greatly increased the attendance at
both the morning and evening ser.
vices. In the morning DR.. Bacote, the
pastor preached a sermon that his
one thousand hearers pronounced eX-
cellent. In the evening DR.. d. w,
Murray of S. c. preached a fine SER
mon. His subject was The Spiritual
man. During the day six souls were
enlisted in this branch of Gods army.
The Sunday school is progressing
nicely under the leadership of Deacon
Williams. Thee B. Y. p. L. is also
making rapid progress under the lead.
ership of Mr.. Drew. 90. Mrs. Reeves
special class in music and the Coral
Glass are progressing fine %. Mrs.
Reeves will render a grand recital on
the 9Th of December in this church
for the benefit of this church. Don't
miss this grand treat. The Com.
munity Chorus under the leadership
of Mrs. Bacote is doing a great work
in bringing out the people and inspir.
ing them by singing the songs of
Zion. The Mission Circle held an
interesting session last Friday at 200
p. m. in the lecture room Our arms
are open to welcome all who will
come to this church. Come and make
this your church home.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
ST. JAMES A. M. E. ZION CHURCH.

Good congregations were in attend
ance last Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
W. E. Shaw, spoke at the morning
service and Rev. w. Z. Shaw spoke
in the evening. A good meeting of
the Christian Endeavor vas had at
$50 p. m. The feature of the meet
ing was an inspiring address on Go
operation" by Mrs. Ida B. Boyd. The
reception to the Ministerial Alliance
was a decided success and the ladies
Of st. James are to be complimented.
The sermon by Rev. r. Davis made
everybody happy and st. Stephens big
choir was at its best as was his big
pastor, Reverend Nurse. AS master
CT ceremony, Reverend Olphin was at
home. Professor Lee, principal of
the high school, made remarks. Mrs.
Sadie Dimery electrified the Mission
airy society Wednesday night with a
strong address. Thanksgiving Day
will be observed with services at
HOO a. m. and dinner will be served.
There will be a spelling match for
children of the grade schools at 1880
p. m A prize will be given the best
speller. Any boy or girl who has not
entered the high school will he per-
mitted to take part. There will be I
musical program. Mr.. Theo. Drury
scored another success Tuesday even
ing with The Queens Coronation"
Mrs. Georgia Johnson representing
Belgium; Mrs. Emma Bats, France;
Mrs. Emily Allen, India; Mrs. Vaug-
han, Hiawatha; Mrs. NJ. Robinson,
Africa; Mrs. Drury, Japan; Mrs. How
ard, Italy; Mrs. Simeral, Russia; Mrs.
Thomas Fleming as Columbia raising
the most money was crowned queen.
The Stewardesses' Union will rally al
800 p. m. Sunday. DR.. VIM. Alphin
will preach and the choir of the Sec
ond Christian Church will sing. All
Stewardess Boards are invited to be
present. The pastor, Or. Shaw. will
speak at the morning and evening
services.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22

ed. The pastor and superintendent
purchased a new banner for the
school and It has inspired the classes
to rally greatly . The three o'clock
services were devoted to Covenant
Meeting ..B. Y. p. u. at $50 vas
largely attended. The evening SER
vices we're devoted to Covenant Meet
ing and the Lords Supper was at
tended by a large congregation. Come
to these meetings every third Sun
day and have your Spiritual strength
renewed The members and choir
accompanied the pastor to st. James
church to witness the installation of
u pastor as president of the Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Alliance. The choir
rendered music for the occasion.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
DO YOU KNOW?

There are numbers of ex-service
men in our city who are away from
home and will not have the privilege
CT enjoying Thanksgiving festivities
around the home fireside? Are there
not those in u community who are
willing to open their homes in the way
of hospitality to those who so worth
lily protected their homes? If so, we
will be pleased to see to it that the
boys get the invitation? Call Com
n unity Center, 18th and Vine SITS.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22

The captains and team workers Of
Division No. 1 will be entertained at
the Community Center, 18th and Vine
Streets Monday evening, November
"a at $3.50 p. m. The Generals, Cap
tains and team workers of the other
divisions are cordially invited to be
present at which time the banners will
he officially presented to Division No.
1, Mrs. Ida NJ. Beoks, General, for the
amount subscribed, largest
number of subscribers and largest
number of Red Cross memberships.
DIR. T. c. Unthank, Chairman; Mrs.
Mamie E. Bunch Executive Chairman
Womanw's Division.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
eALlLEE BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school at $40 and preach
ing at 1850 A. NJ. The pastor sub
1ect was forgiveness" He made
everybody feel good and we had a
splendid service. At $40 p. M. Rev.
News was introduced and preached
a splendid sermon on Song of Solo
mon He spoke briefly but every.
body enjoyed it. We would be glad
to have Editor N. c. Crews visit us.
Our collection was $1O.39. We need
an organist.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
ALLEN CHAPEL.

A reception will be given to the
Pastor and wife ON Monday night,
November gath, to which the entire
membership of the church is invited.
You should know the Pastor and his
wife personally and this is the time
to get acquainted. This reception is
under the auspices of the stewards
and stewardesses and they are ask.
ing your cooperation.
GEO. w. TEETERS,
Chairman.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
SERVICE.

Now that we are in our second floor
quarters, we are glad to extend a very
cordial invitation to any and all clubs
of our community to make the CEN
ter of their headquarters. Meetings
will be suitably arranged for by call
ing Bell phone East 1879, Home phone
East 1853.
Miss L. Gertrude Johnson has been
sent to us from New York %headquar-
tiers as recreational worker. She has
been engaged in w. c. c. s.. work in
Harrisburg, Pa. We are expecting
this addition to our little staff to
greatly assist us in carrying out more
effective community service work.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
WARD CHAPEL.

Sunday was great indeed at Ward
Chapel. TIL e Spirit of the Holy Ghost
poured down upon all who worship
ped with us and everybody left feel
ing that they had enjoyed a Gospel
Feast. The Presiding Elder, Rev.
Prince, preached for us at the morn
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH

The beautiful weather last Sunday
greatly increased the attendance at
all services . Sunday morning our
pastor Rev. DR.. Nurse preached a
powerful sermon, subject Power of
the Gospel to Save" At the close of
this service M Joined for Baptism. d.
AT n o'clock the funeral of Broth
er Clint Talley was held. 49,. The Sun
day School vas held Immediately af-
ter the funeral and was well attend
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22

on Ebenezer and have a fine remod-
eled church, up-to-date with every
modern convenience by early m
Mrs. Sarah Watkins who has been
sick is able to be out again.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
EB NEZER.
By Ona B. Wilson

BY Una b. wilson.
None of the spiritual fervor was dis
tracted from the services Sunday.
Dean Vaughan of Western University
who in the absence of DR.. Osborne is
restoring Ebenezer, preached a prac-
teal, spiritual sermon subject RE
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22
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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-22

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
LIEBKNECHT WAS SHOT
THRICE FROM BEHIND
Inquest Proves Socialist Leader
Was Not Running Away;
Aides Body Not Found.

Berlin, Monday, Ian -0.-The a4tops,
on the body II Dr. har. LieDkneCut
the ~partaCau leader who vas AIlic4
asJ week while trying 70 escape from t..r
soldiers who bad arrested hlm % suppress
lug tue ~Dartacan revolt. showed tla' Is
was shot from behind aRG tnat the bullets
were dred from some distance BE-
autopsy was conducted nv ProicsSur
August c. c. Bier and Professor Pau. s.
~traSsman together with a tu.ri surgeon
William LIehkuecht. Dr. iic1Aueuh
brother, and Hugo IIa.tsc. ,Hc Iudep yuGeL
Socialist lo4Ger, were present.
The official report q THE urgeon
showed tina, the fatal bullet entered re
back Q he head and came olt hrn1Ea
the forehead A second bullet atar
inc back md jravcr~gd The pnI-. inc
third also struck in 'ac ta-A sl- 7rO-
duced only Slight wound.
The surgeons declared -Ger Na
nothing - >ubatanuate the 81. e-atl9n
the independent Socialist M 'r.
Ereibeit, hat DR. Lirhsuesa, = beaten
over thl head with clubs -r 'hl butts
guns
Officers oi hc division :. noun. !
rfh, guards, some members oi winch wcr
iu charge III Dr Ilchkugcht WHEN ta,
shooting occurred have offered ~enar4
of ten thousand marks ior Information
clearing TIP his death ana that * Rp
I1iNcmiWrg the her ~pdrtatau lc4t 4
vino was Killed AS She was being removed
iu an automobile rom tho place uhcr,
She had been arrested
Rosa LuNcmbu~g oa> has nn
brCu found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
HUNS FAVORITE TRAPS
FOR KILLING ALLIES
Innocent Looking, Dastardly Dc
vices Made in Factory Ncor
Bray, British Solved
Their Tricks

Iondou Jan 10 1Correqpondcn-, II
the SerDritGrd Press DrtcGtipn
british army investigation ~ Gcrtatr
"b,Dby-iraps saycd Inc yrs ~ man
an officer ~ man ~ Inc Hritsb sr9irF
during The period whom thr German
wore rctrating from France All
convinced says our oHocg that
npprJ aauy # thc Huns i7voufe plar
81 capturing near Br,y INir llrfor
wheru he made b.s tpohy D- Whrn
we occupied j. wa learned much fr1r
tho parIy completed traps 2o found
wing about tbr place
fun If thrm Was an ron pinto ft
tho willy Han dropped u . ROADWAY -
that u would lkriy ~ rod lpon
soldier Or hprso ~ orr advancing troop
The plate Rae 5 two psris nth : sprng
inside and usually contained q lctnnot3-
connecting with Is heavy charge ~ n
plneivt Nhcu re gh' u th0 foo
wns removed. the spring prang .rt.
placo and azplodrd 'no de'0nator. l~j
the damage ras done
Thcac spring jofonators we're tHr
German pcraltv They aonei-fcr a'
tubd continuing little pfirg w-th p
hrnk N onc rnd attached M &c hoo
wns B string IN rir" connor'jnc win trr
J explosive charge ANY arrangement
which ~ 1rinv rouid ~ dtr'npdrd AMI
then nlddcnly contracted crvrd 'n .rr.
the trlng and the charge Vas rYpioded
Onr night ( received rili from cv-
lieutenant colonel who rad pen' 'ac
cay directing movements from Z rncer
/ German augou fln tuId ne ae ta
nervous and believed ~ was 4esociat ttrr
wth foa8v. and a-kod me- - send h,n,
.ruad rf engineers N i0ok it ovrr
! wcnt rnv-of
Tnc colonel -at 3 The dug0u' 4bouf
Ten icct down ,n chair bv ti.o
Directly in front of th" char ps- petrol
can and ~ va- fhr cnn hn irarcd .ir
Rad noticed " carly d the morning when
the dugout was r-t nocuplcf ntIt h td
hcrn eo busy during the dav ~ had ,d
u0 inc tD examine lt un'it .vrning
hen bc found nothing hu he .ld
bunch that u was = trap and wanted
expert assistance.
,I ding little trench around the can
but could find no wires, and then tapped
IL, but received no sound other 1an
4 that whirh might come from anv a.d
empty aan There was nothing 'a c1
fut 0Dcn III. and borrowing 'hc colonel
can-openrr / went ~ j II gngcr!y
! could.
II was partly fllcd with about ga.
I pounds oi one u THE most deadly r1U lr-
4 explosives known tv -cigucr t..-
removed vcrv carefully, tnd .n .Ir
bottom Ot -hc ran found .ar -pring
dctonator II had been fastened 'p nr
bottom 81 tho ran u -llcn q vav THAT u
the can had been lifted from he hoar
of I'D Iugout he eaarge would late
exploded and tile colonel and his rar'
would have been blown to bits.
The colonel pa.ed Is little when
showed him just what ae had been
assoclating with al dav. and verv tcrvenf-
~ thanked himself for obeyIng MS huncn
rg 1T tnat can alone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
WORK OF PLACING
FORMER SOLDIERS

TCeCraphic adyccS to The I .uet
states Employment Service. Departu,
Of Labor from san Francisco, cunycy tn.
information that at meeting held h,-a
this week, ii was decided tJ cvutia Il,
the ork ot I'll ding employment f,r
turning soldiers and sailors rNclA
in the Y ;, Employment Service
Ire meetr Z a.led u the Home >vIl
Section Of the American Red Gross
Guided representatives from eleven nu'a
war relief organizations, together nfa
representation from The san Fran -,'
Chamber Of Commerce, state C1unrl
National Defense and the Nta'c PEn
Employment Bureau oi California lh.
organizations participants pledged tH.
cooperation and support to hc EmT.u
ment Service, and decided hy rcsolu'o"
to uvgc upon All employers thc ucccs,
Of placing their orders for labor thynugN
that service Similar aston has hctn
started III Fresno.
The reports also are tu the effect tnat
20,50O soldiers. sailors and civilian nh.
tanned work through the tmp.oNm
>ervie ji ca lornia during DC cr e
tho III that ontn II nnta y tie dules'
Vi thv Ne3r ia tup oyH cnJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

again, and 10 think An American woman
should bring ~ our first food
The f~Jchc has taken nll the in and
undcrclothcs of the people from hero, and
nt them into Germany, making The
french wear paper a fine and ~ days IN
jail WAS The penalty If the word f.schr
WINS used
when the Germans were driven ont
the inhabitants were lcf, with practically
nothing tODk a lDad Oi shoes, sf0 pairs.
In ten days Or 70 I called again and irft
other ncrcHsiticg.
we locate ~ The eicl and We have <
list ~ The beds m different hospitals % ~
get thc caRes at onco We have an ambl
lance and % Oue-fgn truck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate of Virginia Lake Cul-
hssl.on deceased ~otice 5 hereby given
that letter> testameutary upon the estate
of Virginia Lake CulbartSon late of Vii
uinEgon hundred. dece ao,d. Nere duly
crantcd unto Henry 4 l>aacs on h
eigh1eenth day of January. \. ID. 1919 and
ali persons indebted 10 the said deCeas I'd
are requested 70 make payment 70 the
executor W.. hout delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
HcaafHed - eNhfbit and present he same
elulN propafsd - the said executor on or
beissre ~ eighteenth LAY of January. 4
- i9za or abldc by he law n his behalf
HENRY II. ISANCS.
Executor.
AttttIts, Heure 4 i~aacS ESQ Attarney-
a##lau isqlitable BHildns, Wilmington.
Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
III BL.IC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Furniture. carpets. rugs.
Geddiaz Sc will bt sold At Stidham Il
Soas Auction store. III East Fourth street
Friday January u l9la, | o'clock. . m.
sharp Brass heds cnameied beds. mat
tlcsses davenport. dinnEroom suite, lib
rdrX suite cbat5s rockers pictures. library
tables. extension tahies dishes bedroom
SUITE ehina closet, dresserS in mahogany
and oak ehIIfuulcrs. Kitchen cabinet. blan-
ketS comforts stair carpets. Crex runners.
administer wilton. body brussels. wooi fibre
gaES - fancy Jap mating rugs. - crex
gfaSs rugs AL sizes several small rugs and
ma..y otter articles Terms. cash
STIDUAM & son. AuC.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
STEAMBOAT LINES.
vS:s- =, To Philadelphia
and Chester
STEAMBOAT LINES.

From Fourth ST Nuarl
Schedule In etfect Monday. DStooer IS
SuhJect u enRnge without u0tce
Lave Wilmington .or philadslphla. and
l.hlladeIpuia ior NhninS ton. daily except
Saturdays. at $40 IA. - oclock noon
ana / l5 j.
IN oatufd. W. sundays ieagc Wilmington
and Philadelphia at 80 10 81 a "a. l.30.
1 - ana 90 D III
NIlAiINGION Penn $ GROVE ROUTE
eCuadut ahect Sunday. pctouSr 20
Daily .nciudine unJays.
leave Wiinn&ton 6.3C. 500. lc.oO q m.
II clock noon zoo. 400. 600. 500. 1000
and 100 , m
Leave tenn Grove ag 2t5. 300. il.oO.
iii 100. 800 800. 100. 900. IL % o
NJ and - a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
II(I-NSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE I Mary 8 Mcmahon. the tenant
AMI acenuaue tH toIsa situatel -
a0p south Heoll street. IN Tho
ssoeoud Sari Gus city I'd Wilmington
counts ~ htts asfIr ana state OF 1ela-
mare. colupiBuCs With the requirements
q the acts u lie 6enFTal Assembly n such
cHse ado ami provided. do hereby give
notice that snail apply ~ writing % the
Court of Gcnerai Sessions of the state Of
delaware. = and fer hew Castle county.
On hIonday. the thlrd dag 0f Narcn ID
l8JH being he next term of said court for
a license for said mouse as an mn of tav-
eru for thc safe therein . intoxicating
liquors less quautiite@ than one quart.
- ~ druuk on the premises, and the fol
lowing fespes able citizens pf said ward.
at trast twelve of whom are substantial
tffghafeFs ai said ward. recommend ths
tJ application VIZ
Ghas r stevenson 1r Alexander Goodwin
Frank J Quinn Harry Iiudei
Iafncs & Reillev Edward II Abbott
has j ttannon + Frank Porter
falius " Naske Geo i fDrter
John ! Higgins frank l. Ferguson
Io4ts @,anlen HuRhie J Wallacc
IHw : ftumnet I0hn -keliy
Ernest Trlrtle W II Mills
Patrick finerty Joseph August
IaEnr4 SrtIgwjck iafngs smith
inat.ph Quinn Waiter W spence
James Brown Benjamin Hover
John II Ioae. William II Murray
MANY Il NcMAHoN
NnTIfsl-l. JOHN n OCONNO the
occupant IN mouse situated ~
Lowering avenue and Kiddie Road
Wilmington ounty oi New Castle and
state ol Delaware. IN compliance with the
requirements oi the arts u the General
Assembly III such case made and provided.
- hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing Il. ths Court ct General Sessions Of
the state of Delaware IN and tor New Castle
county on Monday the third day II Marrh
ID 1919 being the next ERIN OF said
court for "a I4censc fur said house as an inn
or aycrn for tie safe therein oi ntoSiCat-
mp liquors IL less Quantities than one ttuart
a. u drunk ON thr premises. and he 'ai
tuwiug gsspe,tablt eItlzrus % said ward. At
lestSt twelve ut whom are substantial sras-
hoiders - sain R4r1 recommend the said
8Hatsedf3an ~
NJ haeI + AIc6ouigaiHeHry sell
Joseph ~cit & haEies Rumsey
IuHf 81 eaanell Harry &. Jackson
John 4 t3Iaesea Peter Connolly
ItsaflIicr Aten8urr. George DOud
Joseph hiFhI atHiek " IN Sie1iaferty
JaIsps Henderson Franh Nansaut
Lt.S.e BegmaH v n. LQckuarJ
Harry " IirittCkcr Cornelius + Toner
eIorti0n Clark I,ewis X Banks
John DouEhcrty George Perkins
has ~ehflHS Ivan NJ .}ee~On
john - Cornell William Moore
Edward >a3ur, hamilton stewart
JOHN Il. q LONNOR.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.

HINES SCHOOL, 402 ". 22d treet
An accredited training schooi ior nigh
grade Bookkeepers fypists and Steuog
rapDeFs systems in use al Jne ScnoOi were
awarded tire Medal ol Honor at ne Panama
Pacific Exposition Indivldual advancement.
Enter II Gny time Phone 5227 W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
FARMS FOR SALE.
MASQUERADE, SUITS.

hAsQt ERABE 81 Is and sigs 20 hire.
~pst iaI4sta n paiuta and rnakr Ups Frank
Ul,suEer corner Fourth and Walnut Sta
lhar4t 62s4 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MnAfENG SpETIAIS

CARPET T.--- 600 carpets aud rugs wanted
- eieau Hofh phones George y Lang
Ia tfny Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23

NEGRO N WAR BY Kelly Miller famous
Negro author New book, complete. The
anly war hook fair 60 colored people Nil
ions will hc sold OUTFIT 25c. Write quick
Aisa FRANCIS Aiarclts War History. len
kit4. Publishing Co Washington. ID
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PRINTING ENGRAVING, ,EMBOsSING

am nov prepared 10 g.Ve gOod serv,ce IN
PRtNTt%G both quality ana delivery
CGa. Gray. Printer. - y Eighth 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
LosI AND IolNn.

IflattA S .saitEatU peck tf..ate containing
Is Hau8 y abuntl ralItoaa pass ErwaTd
rt sru,d 4, " \ Faal sos Poplar over
ltt,Anast,t etor,
4 NNft1 nm l.lcsday utEht on Market
>tpr Is, s,,a t,nth and Iolrth Reward
!, ..d N,N tsfs. si
Dt NI fu. .trrirr dag tAuc 20 nay
nom, "Wednesday. Own,f ,aN NJ n
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