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Evening journal., 1919-02-17

stone Club developing athletes is the
big idea.
Hank" Thomas. who halls from Bill
Gallagher's home town. is driving home
with the groceries for the Harlanites.
Thomas has been accustomed 10 a diff
ferent style of play than that which
Is consumed by the local quintet. How
ever, he Is getting closer to the boys
IN every game and his passing and
shooting will be big factor in boost
Ing Gallagher's team to the top.
Joe Lacey bids fair TO lead the pela-
ware River Shipyard League in field
goal scoring. Lacey 10 date has shot
TOUR more field goals than any man in
the league. Close on his heels is his
brilliant partner. Salmon Shields.
Horse" Haggerty. the former Read
ing Eastern League star. should be q
! big help TO Bill Gallagher when he
starts to jump 'em in from all angles
Haggerty shakes a mean hip when il
comes to the jump off.
There win be a few major league
stars in the Harlan lineup the coming
season. It IS to be believed that Lefty
Williams, Bob Steele, and Leo Dresser
will soon leave for the training camps.
! However, there will be some good men
hanging around in Eddie Hemingway,
whom the Giants have sold 10 Indian
apolis and Otto Wagner, who intends
| TO give up league baseball and stick to
shipyard work. Harry Lake is under
suspension by the Chicago White SoX.
for not reporting when he was bought
by them from the Newport News Club
in 1917. All in all Harlan will have
frst-class club, although not on a par
with last years champions.
| A mighty good ball player who VIII
probably be seen cavorting around the
outer gardens is Teddy Gathers, who
comes from Chester. Teddy played in
the worlds series with the Boston
Braves when they took four straight
games from Connie Mack. He later
played with Montreal Of the Interna-
tional League and several American AS
ISOLATION clubs. Gathers has always
been rated as a hard and consistent
hitter. his drawback being his slowness
OF foot, he is another Of the many
"big fish in a small pond" class OF
player, or a major league minor Lacquer
as the players themselves style ~
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Sport Topics Of Local Interest
BY BILLY MACK.

The writer has received letter from
Corporal f. T. Monaghan. who is To-
Gated at Tours. France. Monty as he
Is popularity known In Wilmington, was
one OF the cleverest basketball artists
turned out at Brownson Hall. His love
for the cage game has not dwindled.
In his letter he states he has been
tossing 'em in from the i5-foot mark
as Of old. There are numerous teams
playing In his camp. and he says he
runs into a home town boy OCCASION
ally. Among the lads that he met from
home were George Smith, who few
years ago played shortstop for the
championship Bancroft team; Bill
Moore. the Highland football and
basketball star; Jack Callahan, Of the
Pioneers, who is now in Germany; Rip
Feeley, a former Rockford All-Wilming-
ton League third sacker. Monty says
the boys have found time to bat out
few flies, and try out their pegging
arms.
Monty" was very ANXIOUS TO know
how the basketball games were going
at Brownson Hall this year. II may
be recalled that while playing on one
Of the Brownson flves. in a game staged
at Smyrna, Monty" made d record by
shooting q out Of % foul goals.
The same old crowd Of jolly good
fellows who hop the flyers for Phila-
delphia TO see the big fights will as
usual take in the show tonight at the
Olympia Club Of Philadelphia. The
main attraction on the card brings to-
gether Frankie Young Britt Of New
Bedford. Mass, and Ralph Brady, who
recently battled Lew Tender, Phil
.Glassman's champion in a hurricane
iO-round affair. The bout that will at
tract local interest. however, is the sec
ond number on the card which will
Introduce Sailor Joe Masters, Of Will
mington, formerly Of San Francisco,
and George Blackburn. Masters has
been training hard for this bout as a.
victory Will put him in line for bigger
game. Matchmaker Jack Hanlon Of the
National Club has promised to use Mas
ters within two weeks time should he
deliver the goods against Blackburn.
Harry Kid Chadwick, the local light
weight, and his brother "Yump" and
Roach Rodgers VIII be behind Masters
tonight. Masters feels confident that he
will win by the knockout route in three
rounds, but his manager viii be sat
lsfled with a good draw or a shade the
better Of the fracas. taking into con-
slderation that Blackburn is heralded
as a coming star, Masters viii do well
TO defeat him.
After tonight's battle Joe Masters will
become a member OF the Keystone Club
where he win be treated royalty by
the eastsiders. The trouble with the
local pugilists is the fact that there are
but few clubs that allow boxers any
nrlyllages for training. At the KeN-
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Free Employment Ads.
For War Heroes!

Columns
Soldiers Sailors securing employment
Soldier Sailor advertisement for
position without charge OF his honorable DISCHARGE
information the
" be out.
advertisements absolutely without
the their eOuar call finding
employment their services defense
he na OF
All residing whether native Of Delaware
invited take advantage Of this offer at
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pasline
rOME SCHOOL SPRING MEET.

May II has been settled upon as the
date for the annual inter-scholastic
track meet of Tome Institute. The I'M
portance Of this classic is known to the
entire eastern section OF the country
schools and colleges both Of this and
nefghboring states having arranged
their athletic schedules so as TO inter
fere in no way with this meet and to
allow their students to compete. The
southern Athletic Union, also, has con-
ceded the date TO Tome.
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READINGS
February n.

..s... 4.
People Of this birthdate come under
lhe changeable influence Of Aquarius
and the powers OF both Saturn and
Uranus. These influences make them
sometimes illogical and unmanageable
but il left alone they will come around
TO the right way Of looking at things
and act wisely, but they must not be
interfered with. They are eager stu
dents, seem to absorb knowledge with
out effort and have a finely dlscrim-
mating mind. They are. however,
hckle. too impatient Of those who are
slower in thought and action than
they are, and sometimes fly to unwar-
ranied conclusions.
The birthstone is an amethyst.
Evening journal., 1919-02-17

DUBMC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
erty at the home Of the subscriber, on
the William DUPONT Farm, on the road
leading from Prices Corner TO kcnuctt
pike, Thursday. February 60 1919.
Four horses: No. John, gray horse
10 years old good worker or driver and
quiet for q lady 20 drive; weight, ! 200
pounds. No. 2-Bay horse years old
good broken driver: my wife has driven
him; weight, 1,l00 pounds. No. 3-Brown
mare, years old, can't hook her wrong
a good brood mare; weight, l4OO pounds.
No. 4-Colt, 3 years old and nice one,
has done work on farm; weight, 1900
pounds. Eight cOws-gOod dairy cows
grade Holsteins and Guernseys; some
fresh and others close sprlngers an home
raised. Farming implements-One 2-ton
farm wagon, In good order; 1O-tt. hay
Hat. horse rake. BickfOrd and Hoffman g.
hoe grain driil. new Ideal manure spreader
new last spring. new Osborne binder
4 new John Deere corn planter Syracuse
2-way plOw. nearly new; 2-horse Syracuse
plow, 3-wheel cultiyatOrs, one new last
spring; two 1-horse cultivatOrs, spring
I tooth, disc and spike harrows, potato
plow, new 1-horse pl0w, weeder, fodder
cutter and carrier feed mill corn shelter
H. p New Holland gasoline engine, at
tached on truck with saw; hay fork, rope
and blocks. carriage pole. one dearborn
pole light block and fall, lot Of log, but
and other chains, two cross-cut saws
double and single-trees' shoNels, forks
hoes. .wo double set hip-strap harness, one
set nearly new; set market harness. SCI
single carriage harness. set double carriage
harness 1--WE No I horse collars brides
buggv. break cart, 1-horse market dear
morn. 2-horse market dearborn, milk wagoI
with side doors. One No. IL De Laval sep
arator. good as new; new barrel ehurn
will churn 20 pounds; square butter tub
holds 58 pounds; milk box, cost 500 las
spring: lot Of 90 80 and 40-quart mill
cans. in good condition; corn, oats an'
nofatoes bv bushel, hay by the ton. Horse
clinning machine. Half interest IN y
acres ~ wheat In the ground. Lot o
chickens. some household goods and mum
erous other articles. Terms cash' Saie q
Start promptly at I o'clock.
7'ai' FRANCIS G. MACLARN.
~ n IANK. Aucfi0neer.
DnxHT UR0S Clerks fchlt--t.
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IN TESTIMONY
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

EVERETT c. JOHNSON, -.
,.t,--,t Secretary Of state.
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DIG SELECTION OF NEW p.nn.
ID Work done reasonably. Also van a i'l-. : hh.
for sale. A. seidel. All Madison ST. psp pbssper
4525-J. iune2e' no none
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do Pout Bowling League

BFdlug ugWlub ClOp ssA4 % '~--
On Friday Evening Engineering toos
three from Sales.
Brandywine took three from Works
Urger took two from Poole.
Riley Of Engineers was high on his
team, making a total Of 56S and 223 fo-
single game.
Rodrlgues made POS and had a total
Of 5is.
Henderer also rolled we'll gettins
5ii
Howett also made good score OF
5O4.
Herpel missed 500 by one pin, MAX
ing 499.
Lening was high on Sales making
563, and getting 222 in one Of his
games.
Morgan and Galloway made 5O5 AMI
500.
Graham and Edwards were below the
800 mark. getting i5i and 400.
O'Neill did good work for Brandy
wine. making 205 and o tatol OF $50.
Riley was also in the game. max
ing 5i5.
Briggs and Downey made AS0 and 466.
This team did exceptionally well
aga INST Works Supply, as they do not
as a rule allow their opponents 10
beat them three games.
Works seemed TO have trouble
keeping men in Sheir lineup, usinS
seven men and a blind, and then did
not win.
Bowland got d95; Barnhln $40 and
Clarke $50.
Cap. Roth was high on The Urger
team, making 5S7. This was high for
the evening on any team. He also mad5
single game count 2O6.
Rupert also made a good score OF
$40. This chap is pulling down some
big scores lately. We hope he will
keep il I'D as the Urger boys need i.
Goodwin is coming alorSs nicely, max
ing 46s. Not so bad, Harry. We still
like you even II you have LETT us, ana
would like to see you every time We
roll.
Where were Tony Rothaoker and
Lanky Bob Tadman? We missed you
boys. Hope you have not sidestepped
US.
Cochran Of Poole, marked up $40 ana
was I'm the almost made 200 class, get
ting i99 in his second game.
dickinson was bowling some. get
ting 49G Keep at it, Dick; you viii ges
them after awhile.
Capt. Hill was also after them aud
knocked Them down TO the tune Of 4oI.
Pop Craig did not do as well as no
usually does as he had only 44i.
Andy Anderson had some hard luck,
but at that made i69.
Sales look out for Poole. They are
after that second place. You can thank
the Urger Division boys as they kept
them from being in second place alone
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CERTIFICATE on Dissolution.
STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
fnHTIrIHA OLE nISSOIIITION.


CTATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF. STATE,
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To whom These Presents May
whereas II appears to my satisfaction
10y duly authenticated record OF the pro
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent OF all the stOckhold-
ers deposited I'm my Office, the Franklin
Auto Company, a corporation OF this STATE,
whose principal office Is situated at 927
Market street, IN the city Of Whining
ton. county Of New Castle. state Of Della
Trust Company being agent there
in and In charge thereof, upon whom pro-
ccss may be served. has compiled with the
requirements Of the Corporation Laws Of
the state Of Delaware, as contained In 1915.
section 1 20 2iOi, Section Isl, Chapter 65,
Of the Revised Statutes Of 1915, as amend
ed. preliminary 10 the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, 7, Everett G. Johnson,
Secretary of state. Of the State OF Delaware.
al hereby certify that the said corporation
Sid on the 10th day Of February, A. ID.
1el9 file IN the office duly executed and
sftested consent, Ia writing. 10 the disso-
luton Of said corporation, executed by
aIi the stockholders thereon, which SAID
consent and the records OF the proceedlngs
eforesaid are now on nle IN my SAID ONCE
as provided Dy NV IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. ]
have hereunto
set my hand and
orutCTAI, SEAL official seal, at
SSec-etarv's Office Dover, this 10Th
80 f,.,las,,-are 1893 day Of Feb. I'm
1'0o ief1 the year OF our
. Lord one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and nine
..b,z-,t Secretary Of state
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BUSINESS NOTICE
PERsONALs.
PUBIC SALE


ITNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
" authority contained In the last win
and testament Of Allen Smith, deceased. the
/ undersigned will offer, at public sale, AZ
the City and County Building, In the city
OF Wilmington, az 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
Thursday, February 20. 1919:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
a twO-story brick stable thereon erected
and known as Nos. 2ii and gl3 Wesi
Fourth street, having a frontage sn FOurtl
street Of "a feet S inches, and a depth o
1856 feet / inch. with an ell SO feet, 0l.
inches by 80 feet Inches, more or less
parailei with Fourth street This property
Is connected with Fifth street by an alley
p feet wide 10 has accommodations foi
20 or more horses and vehicles. An eleva
tor connects the first and second floors
This is one Of the most desirable stable
properties IN Wilmington. IL could be con
verted into a garage or used for manufac-
turing purposes with very little alteration
At the same time and place the follow
ing real estate Will also be offered.
No. 1.--Three- story brick dwelling No.
COS n. Van Buren street rooms and bath
lot is feet by IS feet. more or less
No. Farm or tract OF land in White
Clay Creek hundred, Delaware. near Salem
church, on the road leading from Christi
ana 60 Coochs Bridge, containing 7G acres
of land. more or less, with a good two and
one-half story frame dwelling, large barn
and other Outbuildings in good condition
No. 3.-TwO and One-half story frame
building, No. 1906 Il street, s rooms. lot
4s feet, 0 inches by 100 feet; irregular
shape In rear.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
fnhg- -fO-Tg-fT
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r CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on PAINT.
i ing. graining and glazing. Let me
prove it. James keenan,, 1904 W. Sixteenth
St D. & A Phone 74s2-W. jy5-1yr.
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PAINTING am WAII= p,nrn

pAPERHANGING By RFIJGIp. n -,,,r>,.> ,s,,>,,..>
= who can. give yo1 lowest n-s.l ~. = AhN,
prompt ppes service. Harry KershaSW wees p, and
c4zS-M. june4i rtHene itHe
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BRAUNSTEIN.S
etA6i9 MARKET

wanted-Clerk with bookkeeping ex-
perience, willing to learn to operate FL
lott Fisher Billing Machine, Apply TO
Department Of Accounts, third floor.
febi7-3t
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II osT-BLACK FOX FUR, SUNDAY
II evening. between Fourth street wharf
and Jackson St Reward n returned 70
1923 Chestnut st. feblI-2t
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Il oST-PoCRETBOOK CONTAINING
II money. Saturday evening. near Ber-
nard's store. Reward II returned 20 Ber-
nard's a14 Market St febiT-2t.
Evening journal., 1919-02-17

The Judging OF opportunity's pulse
IS accomplished accurately by meapS
Of the WANT ADS,--Adv
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To Philadelphia
and Chester

TSs9-@ To Philadelphia
49, and Chester
From Fourth st. Wharf
Schedule IN effect Monday, Oct Is.
Subject TO change without notice.
Leave Wilmington for Phlladelphia AMI
Philadelphia for Wilmington daily oxeent
Saturdays, at 500 A. NJ. IL o'clock no5n
aud 4.15 Z. ~
on Saturdays. Sundays and WedBeadav
January 1 New Years Day), leave Wi
mington and Philadelphia nt 7.3O, 10 20 a
81. 130, AS and 700 p N -
TON-PENNSGROVE ROurr
Schedule I'm eject Sunday, Oct. 20
Daily, including Sundays
Leave Wilmington at $50, 500, 1000 A
NJ, 10 o'clock noon. 200. 400 G 90 500
1000 and II o'clock midnight. wv
Leave Pennsgrove 7.15. 300, II 90 A NJ
100, 500, 500. 700. 0.OO. 11OO p. NJ. and
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FOR RENT

STORAGE ROOMS FOR RENT Ar VERT
- reasonable rates. Inquire Re Nu-it. ST.
Orange st. feb15-fin
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Horse" Haggerty. the former Read
ing Eastern League star. should be a
big help TO Bill Gallagher when he
starts to jump 'em in from all angles.
Haggerty shakes a mean hip when il
comes TO the jump off.
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After tonight's battle Joe Masters will
become a member OF the Keystone Club
where he win be treated royalty by
the eastsiders. The trouble with the
local pugilists is the fact that there are
but few clubs that allow boxers any
privileges for training. At the Key
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TRANSPORTATION

L cave Philadelphia,
pier 10, N OF h
Wharves (Race ST.,
5 p. VI.
FREIGHT ONLY.
i cave Wilmington,
French Street Wharf,
3 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1919-02-17

Joe Lacey bids fair TO lead the Dela-
ware River Shipyard League in field
goal scoring. Lacey TO date has shot
four more field goals than any man in
the league. Close on his heels is his
brilliant partner, Salmon Shields.
Evening journal., 1919-02-17

CPECIAL TRUCKiSG-THREE TON
- truck. with big covered body. leaves
once every week from Newark, Del. Tor
Newark n j. viii take shipments az
moderate rates. between polnts going north
only. A. Jedel Corporation. Phone, New
ark 1876 feb4-1m.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL

Phone 5227-W 402 ". 22nd st.
Private Individual Instructions In Arith-
metic, Spelling, English, penmanship.
Shorthand aud Typewriting. Moderate tut
tion. Every day and evening. apr2l Tyr.
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nor RENr-NGCELY FURNISHED
Il room IN private family; use OF
phone. 2fiO West Sc feblf-2t
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xXyANTED-POsITTON AS CHAUFFEUR
w with private family; seven years ex-
perience Apply between s A. NJ. ard 1
p NJ. OF address Frank Ruk, 1890 Apple
street feb15-2t
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SANITARY WORKER

II K KELTER is STILL AT ToURTH
Ul. and West SITS. Now is the tine Il
have your wells cleaned. Phone Oils.
may1-1yr
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t,rySToNE WINS AGAIN.

The keystone Field Club basketball
team iourneyed to New Castle on Fri
day and defeated the team Of that place.
by the score OF 90 TO 20. This marked
inc opening Of a three-gane series be
tween the teams. Fridays game was
featured by the fast all-around work Of
keystone. Bud Speakman and Bill
Virgins led the scoring, with eleven
field goals. Long and Firth also played
great game. Pinder and walls fea-
turcd for Pastime. Lineup:
keystone F. C. Pastime
Long. forward s....... .Pinder
Speakman. 49,. forward ........ .Kearns
Virgins. ....... centre ......Thompson
Firth. .......... guard ..........Proud
Slbley. y.......... guard ........... Walls
Gols from fleld-Speakman, 6; Wig
gins. ); Sibley, 1; Pinder. ?; Kearns,
2; thompson, 2. Gels from foul -
Speakman, 3: Long, ?; Walls, 5. Ref
cree, II0Ud.
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TPU0LSTFRING AND REPAIRING

FURNITURE LOOK
repairing, upholster-
Phone 6106-W. ei0
jy24-1yr.
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sssss .sss.
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nRESSAfAKING AND PLAIN SEWING
~ gents custom made shirts. Prices
reasonable. 7sl Madison St jan21-1m.
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HELP WANTED

DX1IwAY MAIL EXAMINGTIoNS
IL March Is; Sl,l00 year. Sample Ques-
tions free Franklin Institute, Dept 43-M
Rochester, n. Y. febl5-lm.
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rTYPIST, EMPLOYED DURING THE
i day, desires work at home evenings
Address S. Prettyman 224 West Fourteenth
street feb12-eOd-3t.
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LOST AND FOUND

Il OST-CHARGE ACCOUNT BOOK. IF
IL found. please return 10 Daylight Car
age, Fourth and Washington SITS. feblo-Nt
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XoUNG MAN, % YEARS OF AGE.
ce~- wishes to connect with reliable con-
ssstar, vr corporation in the capacity of as
repsrlenee r,sl~ In purchasing sunniies trsftic
dent eipsnt p and Is an excellent corresnon-
government mlesseptly nd, employed in responsible
nn nnsLen l. Address wa. Fveni,,. aIaiiaole
fah17 %
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WATER FRONT FARM

IS acres fronting on Chester river,
branch of Chesapeake bay, lying about 8
miles \. Z. Of Chestertown, Md. Great
place for hunting. fishing, Grabbing or
oysters. Sandy loan land, good for fruits
or truck. Small house, stable, wagon
Price only S1,S50. Part can remain on
mortgage.
ALBERT L. TEELE, $40 King St., wilm.
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HELP MANrFp-M MAIE

ANTED-coLLECToR FOR CREDIT
w clothing house. Apply Union Si2tn-
ine Co. $40 Market St t4---
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r osT-ROLL OF MONEY GOING FROM
Il Or. Lammotts office, in Ford Build
ing, TO Ninth and Market streets, or on
trolley 10 Fourth and Market SIS, then 70
IippincOtt's store Reward if left at
office Of Lippincott & Co, 3O6 TO 3l4 Mar
kct street. tebl4-8t
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In the Want Ads. will be found the
complete directory Of all kinds d
work,
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WANTED - POSITION AS SALES
w man or collector; city and vicinity
only; experienced in insurance. Address
W-2 Evening Journal Office. febl7-2t
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tNANTED-MAN OR WOMAN TO AS
w sist in sale campaign In Wilmington
whole or part time; selling experience not
necessary, profitable opportunity for ac-
tive worker Call 20 II A. NJ George
Narren $40 Market st. n0v29-eod n.
Evening journal., 1919-02-17

XXTANTED-A SECOND HAND FORD
w roadster; must be cheap Postofice
Box Al. febi7-2t.
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ROOMS EOR RENT

NOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
Il bath. Apply $50 Pine ST. febl4-St.
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sITUATI0N WANIEp-FEMALE

WANTED - EXPERIENCED FILE
w clerk, wants position. Address W-03,
Evening Journal Onice. teblo-1I
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WANTED

NXTANTED-SMALL SECOND UAND
w cash registers. Phone 2237-J. feb7-tf
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-03-15
THE TWO SIDES OF EVERY SALE.

When you bill a mar for an order of
say S5O0-you do two things:
You furnish him goods, and unless
he pays for them promptly, you prac-
tically LOAN him $500.
But banking is not YOUR line of
business. If you indulge in it, it costs
you money. Either you must pay for
it out of your own profits, or lose it
in one of many ways.
The same thing is true, with the sit
uation reversed, when a creditor fur
nishes you a bill of goods to the tune
of $500.
At SCI a year that $500 will 'breed'
$50 without any effort; that is $3.50 a
month. This may not seem much at
first glance. But when you analyze it.
it is a horse of a different color"
For the chances are that your profit
on that $500 is only about $50. If that
bill is left outstanding for two months,
your profit on it, on the above basis
has diminished SIS, or 1000, at least
to say nothing of how much more
money you could have made with that
amount, if it had been in YOUR de-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-03-15
JAP DIDN'T SEE THE JOKE
N%ipponese Military Record Now Con-
taine Strange American Army
Officers Name.

Observation-Disclosures military rec.
ords undoubtedly contain the name of
an American general connected with
the American expeditionary force
which does not appear on the Ameri-
can army roll. A group of American
engineers was returning from Har-
bin recently in a special car.
A Japanese officer pushed his way
into the car and demanded to know
who the occupants were One of the
engineers answered that the car con-
tanned t%wenty-one American officers.
"Who is the senior officer?" pur-
sued the japanese.
"That's enough" began the en-.
gineer.
General Enough?" interrupted the
officer.
eyes, General Enough" said the en-.
gineer.
The information was duly noted In
the Japanese officers notebook.