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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

ssaary when q room fun Of macr1nes
ID EninE and the 5lg line spRcF lever
winch Is Gamer 20 reach II spfec-
Eis fingers fy over the kEybua,-d-
his arms and even his hands seem
to move wary little. al the action II
IN his TN ni,nhle ciEI-z. Ee doss
M. &c much 1nnilng around when
n action but he does NM need his
eyes 10 watch the keyboard fur he
has the touch system down nat
AnunE some Of the ADMINISTRATIONS
which showed a wonderful ability
and good machine. Mr.. Bills WROTE
for one minute. making 1876 words
with one e.-nr. Again he wrote lur
one minute, making 15h peTfec-
words. Then he wrote fur one rnrr-
ute anG as ne wrote he WIS asst'c
quesrunE which he answered. nee
pHuzinE IN his writing. NJ. ka1ct.n
rcqueStsd ne audienCe 70 ark NJ
Bills questions. The Questions were
NOT very Iuick IN coming. A lace
cinuE minded youth f-u1n the rear o.
the hal asked Ara vcn --'sn anc
the answer came hack. ''No. ] never
GET SlreG" all the tine nIiEify pound
ME the KEYS. In That demrrsr-;.-
ton Of wiring and being asked
questions. NJ Ellie wrote 10 perfect
words
The graduation figure is Al WORDS
q minute which Is Required Of the
Cnuv High pupils a1G. not ID give
an untayorznle light upun INT re-
quired -n1e Of speed but ID demon
Etrate the rH.e. NJ. Bills wrote al
the rate of 40 words q minute. the
rate seemed very slow n comparison
with the RATE which IL ms usual gait
Then ne was hiindfoined and cid
Hpeer sentence, writing I'd perfect
words a minute n this demunB--a-
tinn-
Els mex. demonstration was most
remarkable one. besides being one Of
-vrev-itn- skill for he attempted u
add a. me same time that ne was
writing He wrote -SB words. per
fecr. and added four numbers OF i've
figures eoch n one minute. pm
ci1ul NASH 6lcrz-ad 10 Mr. Bills anu
this rHTnarkatie vuung man Lnuk me
5icta-Ior easilv and rapidly, and M-,
EILcnin salC ne was not nUpInE x
run IT opposition ID the dic-aannne
cu-acv and speed OF the Operat0.
A few points Of the TnderwcCd
machine were then brought n ne
attention Of the folks pv Mr. h-tct1ln-
H spoke IF taking ca-e If the s-en-
CT leve-. seeing -dat = was Dut
BACK in place when -re machine was
cleaned ne mentioned tie Two cnlCT
cenrarlnE scale d vary valuable as
81 especially n law Office Work:
the ri-tlT hand marginal release was
alo- her asset. as we'll as the ver-ible
line s1ace,
Following he demonstration II the
asHerni)1y- nal NJ Ellis spike *ew
minutes = -',a members OF the -.-1e
W.T. ne class n the class -uDm. Ee
ar--rfins!2s.G ne need Of accu-acv and
evennesE If touch II 1vpew-,rinc.
calling them The essentials OF fast
WORK
The Dleasnn+ INTERRUPTION IF the
cuv's -,1rT--np r. Cur~ =i-a school
was var -1ucc appreciated i1r ne
pupils. f0- -nev leaned . great oeal
handled ne typewriter with such
speed and accuracy Els mIsslon
WIS Z -wo-foi6 one II show what
CIT ne accu----liEfeE when the -,-u3-
C. ming Is t1-nuCc- - its fullest
a-G 70 5.ow v-.,c-.. ri 'e done with
/. standard typewriter me Under
wnuG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15
l Years Record
for the Local
Corps
SOC Indoor Meetings
70 Coen air nsetinps
50 Meetings in County Jail
s. Suni,r conversions
s.5DD Religious napers distributed
2S.00D Calls n1aue on nonss f-nm
5cwnoinnan &c Wjnsiu~
99C rsppie -e;ie~sr wiki ioupinp,
clothing arc Hopo

by the people eur the people" Ad-
vertaRer-s are ppuple. anu every per
son can urufita5Iy advertise a. some
tune or another You don. huve -
know anything about advertising "a
put an al n The Jul.rr,a.. The
woman VINO wants 70 get a g,-i "a
neip with the hausework. The man
who needs ufiire or factory help folks
vino want better Jobs and evervhodv
who mas swrethinE To buy ~ n sell,
all can pi-ufi-afly read and aBe keEl-
nebec journal iniexed classified ad-
vcrtisirIE
Turn tight now "a the ciat-,S@d al
mage. Think how many uInd,=efia Of
pairs of eyes are looking a il rs vnu
look a. it-cumpiet:. easy % read.
easy 10 use II rs new form. And
then remember t.iat -uu rau rnll ~nur
want story ar maze vour offer 10 az
Of these yenpie ny putting a classified
nd IN tumorrews JUu-aal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

The first logs IF the season were
turned orar the Augusta dam on
Wednesday, aad rnere were quite a
few Of them. about 10000 feet went
duwn ints me Ea-lowell boom and
later some came intD the bonn Of the
Augusta Lumber Co. The mill.
which had pee, smut down Monday
night for lack Of logs. viii he starred
up again this -hurstav morning, and
the logs VIII ne coming alnnr fast
enough from now our ID keep me mill
going.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

Pr the viii If SuEan E Flit11er.
iate Of Pittstrn. which has sreen He'd
for prrnate. the SUN Of San is Jeff 70
rne samuel Grant Chapter. = A T.,
Of Gardiner mr. wort. N the old bur-
;ng s-uund back N rEe cfinrch at
weH. Ptiss.sfm and for erecting a
tablet VIM, surfabie inscription. The
sum az 80 in also left in truFf far.
keepimx tine hur--ing ground In Euod
condition each rear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

Two horses attached ~ dump
cart containing d load n grave! IN
dHrtuUk n sta some excitement a.
about I-15 Wednesday, afternoon Dv
running away m luwer Water sr-ast
but they made ne mistake Of lay
ing their ruurse up over R-nes nil.
The lpnd was heEv-v- but ne horses
made a gnod Str anG climbed he
hill in fairly gund shape but q young
man who climbed into ne raa- end
If the cart and ruT hoid OF me :-ains
brought The animals 70 sranGs--n
ny the time they -eacned me IMP Of
the hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

Mayor Martin. IN another column.
urges the placing Of rubbish -ecep-
Tacles On the sidewalk next Monday
May -. as e.T'y as pussihle, and not
;arsr tnan ! P ~ The trucks and
WAGONS viii cau To collect cree OF
charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

With quota Of s525.nso Augusta
went hantisumeiv over the mp N the
Victory Loan. which closed on the
lsfs1. with total suhscrtptinnB
amour - II $500 900 as announced
yesfert;av by Guy P Ganner1- chRir-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

Miss N.na May El-ca anG Rohe--
q. Rogers, botn u E1cnrnDnG. were
united n marriage 2. o ciock Tues
DAY afternoon. EeS. ". j. -ar-un
performing me ceremony a. -us
Methodist parsonage. Is Green
street The single -lnc se-vlce was
used. Mr.. and Mrs Eoce-s viii
make their nome n FIcnnr1G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15
AUGUSTA EASILY EXCEEDS HER
QUOTA N VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
S525,ooo ASKED, 100000 GIVEN

man Of the local commfrfee. The
ease with which this loan has been
handled anu The large volume Of
over subscriptions are spurces of
great satisfHctiur u the banks and
the committees responsible for the
sncuess NJ the inAn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

Miss Mabel r Knight. iecfurar
who was formerly a Teacher n. rfie
Cunv High school. win give an Illus
trasad lecture on tine suh,ect, The
American Indian" al O'Clock this
Thursday evening AZ the WinfhYpp
Street Cn;versRiiss church for the
benefit uf the Sunday scnnnl of the
CuRrc6.-AaE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

The Salvation Army returns home
from It's war experience with fresh IN
spiration to carry On" its time worn
fight on behalf Of the poor. the weak
and the unfortunate in the trenches
Of America
It is going to extend its services to
humanity wherever misery and pow
erry exist. It must continue to reach
down and lift UP the men, women
and children who have fallen.
S13,OOO,OOO is needed for this work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

! G Williams p,s.
Fsssa-a,,,,- now nnEy with
Taiet memorial Day.
sF p... - AR will come IN
!. =as.s Villain 2, Wood n
L M, - niinrcn aas nc.
es' is ..E'a or d deI,uar ~.
. ! Ga,ns-~' - ~ ne Sunday prp-
-isr o-a.,o. "a and the Mem
- 9. con am ~,!l ne delivered BY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

IN ~eoDe- Of the Ma.,..,
: i ,.- -h'''Ai'l<Ai
os- = i'led "Wednesday
: a's'or- wne-a ne is at
4 scr,a,, 4fte- having en-
ss i z his home in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

r. i@=s .ur he late Miss
: -'''e III, lald a. = o'cipcx
e ~';e--oar ON ne- la.e
:saGe =--z.a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

y N, As n lns Grove
- -. = "ahoic fever
~ I'rr2e- n Farm
70 oa SLOWLY m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15
Sold n W co..lo C-oo>:rc, Antet Square
N ". CVulC LuuPVi Iuu Augusta Aaise
GCSTA LOCALS

: -1-rRs II Washington,
-s- sitting his sister,
',s EASTERN avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

a ~ Var 1n~1 tuesday night
-. dsa '"u"~al hospital TO
liz owing Of TINS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

las vas v;sitor IN
S&1waag2u eor a pur-
- 2a:-ra. '-' : u '0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-15

< a--- 10wan and Mrs.
.--se aNlid. St--nat have
;F~7-s,,. II With -HiE-ives
So al IN Mass. and
att 'C,,lir--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
PACKERS PROFITS DECREASE.
Norris \ Company Earnings. However.
Exceed Four Millions.

chicago. Jan II Morris Op
packers n fher financial report tnr tar
ar INDEED November 1i.. made
r,unhe trsterday, show rct earninre
st1l1..5S upon = c1pifal Investment
S.l5 .Gl, ,9j4, Or 1.sa per cent, KISS ban
tbs cents op each dollar ~ safes hr
gdiun4e ai safes shows 3n Increase
500 000 900, and fhc rrout q dccrna-e
ot more aan 81 800 900
Cash + bank hows Il gam uf y.I
30O00OO rnlia 9r4i liabilities
creased lightly sDove thl- mount
Pres dcnt Edward ~ Worms ,avs. rs
4 -tafcmpnt t1 stockholders
IEls wi- accomplished hr .ayiu,
ouly anal. portion the earnings
dividends ~ tie tockh0idrrs. .ouIr-
he balance tp remain ia fhe bu>ue@-
and also + keeping he company prn4-
.ot- rioselv uid Ae rcrc herci0rn
anr 5 70 through nc ear without ne
-rhnaucLg.
Thirty ner sent II he srm prof.
lcts we're I-cd in .eeding nc army lna
navy lud \iue-.
Commenting on the net pronts ior the
wear President Morris said
Ihis ur9at - gerry small CspeclAii
considering the face hat we are hand-
ling fershabie product. anu /. .on-
~uierabiv less ban $50 have made =
preylou. GEARS. Atnougn ee have 1per-
ated under Federa food Administration
license. We have not made ne urou.
which was considered .aE and allowed
uuGrr nplr rulings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
wowEN's PAY LESS THAN $40
Only Small Per Cent in New York
Earn More.

Nop. York. Jan. n According to
figures made public ~ the state In
eluetral commission only 2 per cent
of the women employed ~ paperboz
factories cnrn $50 week or moro ~
confectionery factories tho percentage
wse The same. IN shirt md rolHr fecfnrt's
u w-as : per cent m mercantile establish
rnents Il waa PER cent and n aigar
and tobacco factories i pras ts tfgh RI
n pr cent
IN those staiigtifa howe All women
on the payroils werc included except
those working leag than haif lmo ~
mercantile shops When fbe ahu-
latIons are limited - hose working
practically full fime Il .gos found lat
III rer cent, of the women ln factories
and per cent of those ~ stores received
$40 i week Or more
The commission made public he lig-
ire As of special interest ln view u
tho present movement for minimum
wage commission investigation COW
cred reports az actual earnings Tor one
week in November 9r December from
more than 500 establishments rth
over 6n,0,0 women employees. in four
factory induAtrlps and N stores Girls
under s we're excluded from thc report
fInc interesting feature brought ont
vas that earnings ID Nov FGrk CITY
we're considerably higher han those up
state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
BIGGEST BOY SCOUT
DEAD; WEIGHED 575
Had Girth Measurement OF lO4
Inches; Was 23 Years
Old.

Baltimore. Jan. u. Webster Rnsk,
the largest Bov scout in the world, aud
said to be tho largest man IN the United
States died suddenly early Yesterday
morning from heart failure az Sheeglcy 2
Ioo. where he had been 1n exhibition
for the past two weeks. lie weighed 90
pounds, was ) feet inches tall. - years
old and measured i0t inches about the
whist His home was ~ Seattle, Wash
Webster bad Just gone ~ his room md
WAS preparing 20 lenve the roo, having
finished his engagement when ho fell tothc
floor. Employees of the zoo henrd the
crash and rushed INTO the roorn They
soon reallzed that he wna dead Fhc
coroner rendered verdict of death due
ia naturn causes.
Tho police bad been notified ~ the
meantime and FIVE patrolmen were sent
to the 100 Even with the ald of three
200 employees The ogicers were unable -
lift the pan from The door. After all
dltipnal help arrived RIsk's body was
placed on "a bed II required an auiomo-
hlc truck ~ take The body 10 The mnrguc.
placed on three tables instead of belug
PIT INTO one II the drawer used for
keeping bodiea
Webster w8s lrnil hos until hc be-
came 8 years old From that time until
his death b, had been increasing IN weight
rapidly III Fas well educated. having
graduated from high schools Ia Washing
ton State. H. was Of I0vial disposition
md spent most of his time sleeping Tie
ate a4 much food each Jay ~ Is con
sumed by four men of average weight
4 blg and unusually strong clskct will
have y, bc made ~ hold the bpdy
FIFTEEN minutes before his death Web
ztcr delivered q lecture ~ tho nm telling
interesting facts about ha liFc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
.PENROSE IS REC CUESTEO
TO BLOT HIMSELF OUT
pinchot Tells Him He's Too Heavy
q Load for the
O.. o. p.

Wellington Jan ~ Clifford Tin
chot. y fprnci itadrr m the rrpgrn
sivc party. IA nn ujsu ictter laet night ~
senator PthfJu ~ IcuheYlyanIa. urgr
tho sounlOr 20 Withdrew 81 an arpiwut
for tho charu4nship of thr rnalc f
nance Cnnmifter - Which p'aso lhr
Pouupylyanlhu bv virtue % unuirrlt
~ The ranking uinprty ucmber, rpn
tends be- VII hr entitled when thr ~
ptlbllraus organiIr ihr urd CDngir
Mr. pinrhOt who has brcn 3 bitter
opponent ~ w prnrYae u Ptpuy n
vania puliira tcIIs lhr Senator 'a' n
would h. f. 4rpu8 Uieiprturr to ilr
Republican party u tho Ufzl r'cc'lnu
f hr hpud bo uadr chairman n fha.
important conmflos
Amoug other things rboh Prurta ury
nj lke p read 81 Puebn' ~fnn
"'thr pnopl, II bc { utod -tap snov
that ~ graat monol1le r y"Yr
friends and fhsi Ynti accepted cue.E IN
81 GfO from ito standard r' fnrnp1n
and thankej thfu jm
'fhcY kupu llpf yuu tgw airr
Foen tnc champion ~ IL iqr nhra'.
Ihe women know baf gt h7va
steadly pprksd and .rteJ tgalue rqun'
-uFaPr aud clfid Itb"r Irgislf'pu
iN taii ifNf - Ffi'f.N N.f.Al .ti tfi ..tt
voted i.r tnc fanadmr Rergr rif4 'i
uh,ri III isrm product lrpr9fs 0r'
and pm high r,H on rl- prDdu,i
'lho railr91d man snne tUf .of
voted again tlll providing Irr tl1~s
igni frrn ,r fl r1irt4ds. at<h
would make roswell much 'rr
pioyc7 and pubic kc
Tile qage rfrr- SNOW fhli r.
American fcdrrtau 81 Iffrr har r
cially declared .aJ in lavo rer1 ir
furmiy hostile ur noglzu- tHcr
trrostF iu frc Iulfrd ~ tfr- -rratr
Ifa u4nr sf ur arran tf tr
committee III finance 1lll M rSu-ati
attached ~ ic coming Ecpphirt7. ~f
mll phich tiH .r.hahiy ho ua~r afdrl.
kaorr and dlsrled tt alr people .t,r
4nY Other ali before ,tc ur7i vrrs
~ WIN *" argued oy rn brraorrats nat
ven could n,' tso airrnnn n ~ ifoport rrt
p rommittac rnd + raHrgo If yl rrIa'el
hill u0Io.e 'hr OH Guard torr Fl oontr0i
thc knpubnran partv hs argynrnf
likely II ao oFoclyr nth vreat numbc-
IT Pra1rc- ,fvr Hcuuhicans II WEN
witt Democrats alsgs-fcd rifh NiI-or
and anvnus n vo'o gatusf tUm y '7et
,au
If env w-ifc tbc revi tariff ht1 0r
pFtf'i' fttt f3"flth' ttffN tlIt'# tf i|M' u
0 " right tat s pndUiy iavorahn
to ,perial privilege IND monopoly hs
P1vne- tdrrh ierH N a4 9t4l ~ fu,
Republican party tn 1912 what would
iaurose + triF rall do .1 l1 1907
tou Ire 4hlty we undivided
-npporf of lll frn forces yOu represent
Hnuld itii tar short nf -7rrvnR ine ifc
pupiicqn party M victory ln 92O rvrr
4 the lqInr Interests had Dot lp.t hcr
-frangle auid 0n American poHt4c-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
s v ALkED SIXTY -EIGHr Mills
Phladclphi4n Adds Mile For Each RIrln.
day Anniversary.

Philadelphia, Jam 1 III ~tH
r. Gavin, 40. tI7 North Forleth -r
the name milestone s2uratrelN
Piled to birthdays, I, literal
Yesterday WIS his sta hrthia
celebrated il "a rs celebrated h.s
with one mile added Saturday AZ ae,
to Palmyra. n j., and walked ha
distance 5, 2S miles. ani vt-t,r!..
he walked a circur0us route "a Do.ee
town. which completed 4 6S-u.Ae .H4Ut
ior HIM
A. i'll many years past hi~ A.r,GAle
dog accompanied hiul. Mr. Gavin + )
LAWYER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE-Estat OF William G. Richard
son deceased Notice IS hereby given that
Of William & Richardson. late Of Brandy
wine hundred, deceased were duly granted
unto Iidie Richardson on he twenty first
day OF January A. ID tal9. and ali persons
indebted 10 The said deceased are requested
to make payment 10 the administrative
without ,ielay and all persons having de
mand9 against the deceased required
10 exhibit and present The same duly pro-
hattd IL the said administrators on or be-
fore tic twenty first day Of January. 4. ID.
1870 81 abilr hS he law in this behalf
ifDiE RICHARDSON.
Admjni~tratrN
AfitaEee@ t4se#Hgt pdge l.-q Att0rnCy-at-
law u smith street IlmIUgtou. bel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
WOULD SILENCE J. ". BECK.
Brooklyn Victory Committee Protest -
His Welcoming Sailors.

New 0ra. Jan. 27.-Re>oiutou= pro-
testing galnsg James VI. Beck pcaAlug
Id aay mas, meeting 10 BrooHlyn IA con-
necrlon wrh lie welcome 20 returning
soldiers 4ad sailors u thal borough, Aere
adopted at q meeting g( 3 committee
member, oi the Brocalvn Victory Ceicarl-
uon Committee last a,Eht % the -asidtun
oi John 4 ~uiG au No. 5l9 5ltl ~tre,
The resolutions Set .arth tha- "~"me
members or self-appo raur.s'1 1tatlsta
of he committee have, 'lthgg ran-
-giitat'0n Wirh or aU-tortt from ne bpa',
committed .nc unua-uots set .. nI.iH-
hm speak IT, orator Z. 'n' ven.H-
- 4 tat-s nee'.nS "a ~ h.3 a-er
auspices
1T thcarea.e- .aa ttae.a-
iine 1hsh Il pase "l y.
uul~lon uf vaantga Ane aud Ifa
r.gu h- hs w,r Il, Hs
F,~nd -h ae a- -ulf
resolution tyart- ag.. 'euon.i2af"
i. uar raas- 1aG le aa.me a,H
-lx months ~alt-N
Ihe arot.- ta.n4e Cauf.
Ql rac Soldiers iaj sailors, Il, 0a1n
the pa,rlc ucap.r hlnn.I,I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Ailiier'S AntkSeptc Oil Known As
Snake Oil
Positively Relieves Pain in Few
Minutes.

Try IL right now for Rheumatism Neu.
rAisia Lumpago sore. stiff and swollen
joints. pains ID the head. back and limDS
corns. bunions. &c. After one application
pain usually disappears as Il by magic.
A new remedy used internally and cN-
ternauy for Coughs. Colds Group. Sore
Throat. Dipht heria and Tonsiittis
This oil Is conceded 10 be the most pcuP-
trating remedy known Its prompt ana
immediate effect in relieving pain is due
TO the fact that it penctrates 70 the az
fected parts at once As an illustration.
pour Ten Drops ON the thickest piece az
sole feather. and il will penetrate this sub.
stance through and through 10 three min
utes
Accept no substitute This great OH e
Milier'~ only. Every bottle guAr.
antRed soc 500 and 81 90 bottle At
lAdiu. druggists ON safe at E,aCrd I,
pfug Store AHnin-ton nel kE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
TO IMPROVE MILK STANDARDS
Producers Want Lacteal Fluid 10 Stand
d Test

lhc Delaware Milk ProduccJ- t--G
citation at a meeting ou Saturday .i.r
noon. resolved to submit 70 thc L.ei--
lature a bin providing tot hieh .r~i
tor miik 2.25 per ccut most other 81
tiun- having ateSt ot only : per ecnt
Tx naS decided ta Tetanl thC En
-aIe price 81 milk at 81 ccnt rlt
t1r tup month oI February the SAM =
II ta- an 3ufu- the month u January
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
IpSI AND IOl Nj.

Ar Fn.rth and Market streets Ntlmhug
ton ,,r - NCW asttu ftuli,N arriving at
Iourfh tud Ntnrktt 81 70 iu l,uCkrt
tassN t.tu. ttu4ue mou.N. EiasSrs and cards
sttn - n.us howard = turned ~ tNcgN
= 49,. ~ ttHlet 81 Nif- i ttol'umh NtW
= AS a. a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
NllIlA'ES.


kNrER,hNcEo automobile mcchan'c on
al make, ~ 'ars Work Suarantesd tln.
too 1Auins Maiscr tiara1e hue Jack
son stre,t ftone hr2A, - \
hprItt- rnc Rcssd \ arother Go
nayinR pscn dissolved the husinrss oi
hu,iuins ana contractms vii stili pe con,
duftsa ~ slb ShtpisN .trVct hA hwhafh
D h~d and oarrott kvca. trading as
hkEp nkoIhEk
Nortsr-The Diamond Ice y Coat 90 /,
otl Market strret Wilmington, Iiri WI
pay u twenty -nrst ! artcriy dN'd'nd ~
! : 4 por cent un thu prrtcrrrd eauitai H'o,k
~ the company ga February ntNt 70 th'
~toctho,si,Ts ot ttvord January ~. l"lp
shosks will ~ nai.cd
. WAITER uAll. TREASURER
NoTlCF-NrN sERIts 90 uAREs
ftss etshtieth scrius ut ~nRrcs ot ftrp'tnH
ssued Sharts one dotlai ea b pcr mon. ~, =
ana an H. ohtained - any tln' ~ ~.
Perpetual uuilding. Ntnth and pl'he'
WILLIAM Z rHlIrs
WILLIAM IL GlhnoNS.
S,cr'tafy
NOTICE t-nion Nmcrican Cigar g"
~ tdcud Notter a.,
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upnd at ou, ttf rru on - i"' ,""i
-. pfttrrrrd etutk. taN Nhlh' l'i' uhiN
tptn to -tnkbui,i're - n'"ld '""''"'
Transi,r l-,oL~ VII h. ,los,d January =
Ia February - int.uelN'
\ - ltN\ treasurer
N,tItE
s2s oo ri Altl1 vii - psid 9" ANYONE
iurn~hins 3 WITH nl"',ne '''" ''i'l.. ~, =,
threw ms tlacruF ~ uttt'sttns Htase On "'
n "a, stfsrts ~ ttt 1ty "a NtluWstpn
IiIAN AkI II roNtObllr ASSOClA-
1iuN thss . 6u9or S'rrctar'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Wall. pArIR AND PAPERHANGING.

FAT.FFIIANfFE II s2Gnnrz f03 North
Jackson STREET Lowest prices. guaranteed
work Phone 132f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
RARRERS. SUPPLIES.

RAIDli4 AND RAZOR BLADES
sffNRFfsSID 4 H51 II i Is.
2la " Ff6HTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
STEAMBOAT LINES.
~5s9- S;ss To Philadelphia
ana Chester

VAi' tUuFtl y y uaFI
Scueouie ID eutct hondas -Stou<r Is
SUBJECT e chsnse Nit0uuE notice
I9ase Wilmington .or t'hglsd4lphia and
fhliadsipaia ior Wiuuins ton. iaiiy except
saturdays. a. $50 m ,'-its-S ,,o,eo
and &.lo ~.
On Ssturd1l 7JnJa5 east NHlu4oeeon
and fhltadeiphia = 90 1910 n $50
WILMINGTON -fEN> 5 tIhoNt kOE.Vl.
Schedule n stiect >un1a" Lrtoeer 10
lisliy nciuoin8 sundays
leage WiLnaiu2tsau sc 500 IL ~
II o'clock noon. 100. 400. 900. 500. lo.oC
and l2.O0 .. %.
leave penn's Grove a. 2.ls. 200. tl.7.,
m, 100 300. 500. 90. 600. IL 90 1
10 and i24o a. m =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
WONFN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS 900 carpets and rugs wanted
to clean Hafh pbones George u Lang
Co f3U5 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUEkADt su q and wigs 20 hire
Specialist - paints and make-ups Franz
ErHinger. cornrr Fourth aud Nslnut Sts
Pisone g2s.4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
FARMS FOR SALE.
HIRDpDIfSTS.
JAMES sQtffREa, ~ q
Illi$ftItfiliAT
a.{ti hI1N ROE -

10 your feet hurt guarantee ~ give
relri Elscfrir massage treatment Mrs
e erfrude Npritx 40 Narkrs IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Contents OF an apart
nlent of five rooms will be sold at Std
ham 4 Sons Auction store. III East
Fourth street Friday January 81. 1919,
J O'Clock. r. m sharp Two square posi-
enameled beds felt mattresses. dtningroam
suite Iiviugroom suite. in quarterrd oak
kitchen cabinet rockers. chairs sewing ma
chine pictures hric-a brac, bedding. blank
cts. comforts, oak and mahogany dressrls
davenport in leather, three wilton cash.
mere rugs. 3Xl2. one administer rug one
tapestry rug. set of dishee 100 pieces 81
new rugs all sizes, in axminster Wltar
body brussels grass Wool fibre. Terms
cash STIDHAM 4 son Auc.