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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Fremad!

ia, fremad gaar Diet stadigt
med Indsamlingen til vor Sko-
lie. Den enc Opmnntring kommer
|efter den anden. ALE synes at
glade sig we'd Tanker ON EN-
t~idssvarende Skole i wort Sam
fund, hvor den opvoksende ing
dom kan erholde fuld College
Uddannelse under kristelig Paa-
virkning. Pastor M. Tn. Jen-
sen, Selma, California, skriver
og takker Komiteen for den
Tillid, den har bevist Menighe-
den j Selma we'd at sette dens
Quota til $12, 100000, og han for
teller saa samtidigt, at Me.
nigheden har 100000 paa sin
Liste, og at Summer vokser
stadig. Tillige minder han mig
ON, at Komiteen, der bad ham
ON at fnldfgre den Del af Ind
samlingen, som Pastor M. N.
Andreasen like kan overkomme
- har sat ham til at skumme
Skummetmalken, da Past An
dreasen jo tager FlSden. Men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Kredsm6de.

Iowa Kreds afholder, ON Gud
vii, sit Aarsmede j den danske
lutherske Menighed, Davenport,
Ia, fra 10.-12. September. Tors
dag 9. Sept, Aften XII. g., Pr@-
stemede. Medet aabnes med Hej-
messegudstjeneste Fredag For
midday Kl. 1912.
Fslgende Emner foreligger til
Dreftelse
Kredsens Emne: ,,Hvordan
|skal vi bedst hjelpe vore Born
|og unge til, at de vokse OPP hos
Herren."
Menighedens Emne: Wort in
DIRE Missionsarbejde".
vi forventer, Kredsens Pre.
ster giver Mode, og Menighe-
derne anmodes ON at sende De-
legater.
Gud give j Made ct velsignet
Mode. A. M. Nielsen,
Kredsformand.
Den danske ev.-luth. Menig-
he'd, Davenport, Ia, indbyder
venligst til Kredsmede fra TO-
IL. Sept. Tilrejsende bedes ind
melde sig linden fsrste Sept. til
0. G. Christensen, 2136 Scott
Str, Davenport, la. For Kost og
Logi betales $3.50. For enkelte
Maaltider betales: Frokost 35c,
Middagsmad 65c; Aftensmad soc.
Der kommer ct Par Tog hertil
fra Vest midi ON Natten. Men
Tilrejsende bcdes, saa vidt mu-
Zig at komme til Davenport en-.
ten Torsdag Aften eller Fredag
Morgen. Paa Menighedens Veg
ne. w. G. Nielsen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
HERRENs FoRJETTELsER.

Vi er j Fard med at indsam-
lie til vor nye Skole. linden du
bestemmer, hvad du vii give, les
Herrens Forjettelse ON at give
,,F9rer al Tiende til Forraads.
huset, at der kan vare Spise i
NIT Hus, og proven mig dog
derived, siger den HERE Zebaoth,
ON jeg like vii aabne Himme-
lens Sluser og udgyde Velsig-
nelse over eder i Overmaal.''
Nal. 3, 10. ,,4Er Herren af dit
Gods og at din Avis F~orstegre-
de, saa skal dine Lader blive
fulde med Overflod, og dine
Persekar flyde over af Most"
Ordsp. 3, SO. Oliver, saa skal
der gives eder." Lux. 6, 3S.
,,Det er saIigere at give end at
tage." Ap. Or. 20, 80. =.
Og naar du skriver dit Navn
paa Listen, tenk paa Herrens
Ord: ,,Gud elsker en- glad Gil
YER" 2. Kor. 8, 7.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
DR.. Hallesby ,,Om Nadveren''


DIR. Hallesby err vel kendt fra
den nyere lids Kirkestrid j Nor
ge og som Forstander for Me-
snighedsfakultetet. Han har skre-
vet en- Bog ,,Om Nadveren', ON
hvilken der skrives paa ,,Natio-
naltidende''s Sendagsside: EFT
Rodt Skrift til Hjalp og Be-
styrkelse for Mennesker, der
STAIR sp9rgende over for den he'll
lige Nadyer, vii like kunne an
befales for meget. Og dette af
den norske Prestelarer er saa
klart og a k9nt, at Diet for
tjener stor Udbredelse. Han gen.
nemgaar de forskellige Nadver-
opfattelser og de Skriftord, Diet
drejer sig ON. Saa fremdrager
han Slider we'd Nadveren, som er
altfor lidt paaagtede og kun
sjelden kommer til Orde j Pra-
dikenen, sgrlig Samfundssiden,
og slaar til Lyd for at skilie
Skriftemaalet fra Nadveren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
At en- pietistisk Kristendom TX

Ike kender noget til Samfunds-
moralen, Diet kan vere rimelig
nok. At omdanne Diet borgerlige
Samfund, hyad er Diet andet j
Pietisternes DINE end at vere
med at ,,lappe paa Verden''?
,,Oyerlad Verden selv at lappe
paa Verden," siger de, Jog lad
de dode begrave deres d9de."
For den Slags Folk maa Yer
dem saa gerne faa Low at gaa
sin egen skeve Gang. Og Diet
er Pietismens Oyervegt linden
for wort Lands Kritsendom, der
har yoldt, at vi saa lenge like
har kendt I'll en- k~ristelig Sam
fundsmoral. Hyad Professor
johnson siger i sin ,,Ethik," gi.
yer ingen Retledning paa dette
Omraade. Langt mindre indehol-
der Diet nogen Kraft, som skull
de kunne meddele Aandens
Drift til Deltagelse i Arbejdet.
Men kristendommen burde kun,
ne meddele Aandens Drift til
Deltagelse i Nutidens st9rste OF
vigtigste Arbejde. Chr. Bruun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Bekendtg0relse

Kirkeraadet for den forenede
danske Kirke afholder Mode i
Dagene 14.-16. September d. A..
paa Dana, Blair, Nebr.
Observation-Disclosures ind
varsles herved til dette Mode.
Medetid Kl. 1912 Formiddag.
| broderlig Erbedighed.
G.. B. Christensen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Dansk Islands Kirkehistorie

Biskop DR.. theol. Jon Helga-
son i Reykjavik har paa Opfor-
dring af dansk-islandsk Kirke-
udyalg skrevet en- Islands Kir-
kehistorie paa Dansk, den for
ste Fremstilling at den Art. paa
Diet danske Sprog. Verket faar
Titlen Islands Kirke fra Tros-
skiftets It'd til wore Dage" oe
oliver rigt illustreret. bet skill
drer den katolske Kirkes sidste
Dage paa Island SAINT Reforma-
tionens Indf9relse og fortaller
ON Kirkens Kaar og ledende
Personligheder siden den Gang
og belt OPP til Islands Nutid. Ma
nuskriptet er ferdigt fra FORTS
Hand, og man haaber at kun
ne faa f9rste Halvdel nd j Be-
g~yndelsen af 1921 trods de van,
skelige Forhold i Boghaandver-
ket.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Dejligt var Diet at ferdes /
blandt Elder, dejligt at predike
Guds Ord / Forsamlinger, DEF.
ligt at vere Genstand for al
den Kerighed, der modte mig
overall, hvor jeg kom frem.
TAX, hjertelig TAX Kom mig
i HUI TAX
Elders Ven Busch h..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Men bedst er Diet, mar FORT.
til sidst samler sine Ord
til en- hjertelig Indbydelse til
Herrens Bord. Eft udmerket Ill
lie Skrift f. Eks. til at forere
unge" l79 Slider. Lutherstiftel-
sens Forlag).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
FRA WORT EGET LAND
oversvemmelse i Kanas. Topt


ka, Kas., 26. Aug. Gypsum, j
den centrale Del af Staten, e II
oversyemmet, og mango af Ind
byggerne er indesperret i deres
HEN som Folge af ii Tommers
Regn, som faldt der tidlig i Gaar.
Hagl og stark Wind ledsagede
Regnen, der gik over den st9r-
ste Del af den nordlige Part af
Staten, gjorde stor Skade paa
Avl og Bygninger i Nerheden
af Assaria. Gypsum Creek err
gaaet over sine BREEDER og hum
dredvis af Swim er gaaet med
Stremmen, oplyses der hertil.
Andre Smaafloder i Nabolaget
stiger, og Farmerne forudsiger
den storste Oyersv0mmelse paa
mango Aar. Rapporter ON Regn-
faldet til Vejrstationen her vi
ser fire Tommer i Salina, 1.22
Tommer i Minneapolis, LIS Tom
mer i Cawker City, 1,S4 Tommer
i Smith Center og 2.03 Tommer
i Topeka.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
bet skandinaviske Bispemede

paa Kulla Gunnarstorp, SON vi
omtalte og meddelte adskilligt
fra sidst, sendte ct Telegram til
de anglikanske Biskopper, der
var samlet til Konference i Lam
beth med broderlige Hilsener.
Erkebiskoppen af Canterbury
sendte i de anglikanske Biskop-
pers Navn ct meget hjerteligt
Svar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Vii Amerika gaa med til en-

VII Amer1ka gaa med I'll en-
anden Krig? Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger foler sig overbe-
visit ON, at Vi like wilde gaa
med paa en- anden europ@isk
Foryikling, fordi den gamle Yer
dens Diplomat aldeles like har
sat Pris paa amerikansk Ideals.
me. Redaktionsartiklen antyder,
at vi gik med i Krigen med ING
Misunderstanding og med Visio-
ner, som ingen anden Nation
kunde Sc. NJ vel, vi har for
haft Dromme, der gik i Opfyl-
delse. Der udfoldedes paa dette
Kontinent ct Element af sand
Conservation som endnu vii
slaa igennem i Yerdenslivet. Og
amerikansk Kirstendom vii pro.
klamere Diet gennem Predikesto-
lie i United States og Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
TRINITATIs

Undervisningen i Klasserne Ia
ges, for dette Skoleaars Vedkom-
mende, sin Begyndelse Tirsda-
gen d. %. September, ri. 9,
Find, til hvifken It'd allie Stu
denter forventes at ware til Ste
de.
p. S. Wig, Forstander.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
Kvindens Stemmeret.


cores af Folket we'd Stemmegiv-
ming. Det er en- Kendsgerning,
som der nu maa regnes med.
Men for Benyttelsen at denne
Ret er Diet like nd af Vejen at
rasonnere lidt ON denne Sag.
vi Jaeger Merke til den nye
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ordlyd.
Den siger like, at Kvinden skal
have Ret til at stemme, men der
imod, at L. s., og liver Stat |
Unionen, like nagter teller
begrenser) nogen af sine Bor-
gere Ret I'll at stemme paa
Grund al X On.
Man er altsaa gaaet nd fra,
at Sagen egentlig g a l.d.t
n e g e s e eller B egrens-
n g af S e meretten Der
er to Klasser Mennesker, som
hidtil har veret, og fremdeles
er, negtet Stemmeret, nemlig
Born eller m i n d r e g.e og
saa F ydere (ikke at Ia
lie ON Udlendinge, som like er
Borgere). Hidtil har den voksne
Kvinde, hvad Stemmeret angaar,
varet sat j Klasse med mindre-
aarige og Forbrydere. Negre fix
Low at stemme, vore Kvinder TX
Ike. M har Landet sagt, at saa-
dan ska Forholdet like vare
herefter.
We'd mango Aaledn:nger i Lii
vet skal der dsages Grense,
og bet synes altid at vare sv8rt
at bestemme, hvor Grensen
skal drages.
Hvem skal bestemme Landets
politiske Forhold2 Hyem skal gi-
We ct Land Love2 Hyem dom.
me j Sager7 Hvem regere?
Man har stedse ment, at de
oplyste skulde regere og styre,
de uoplyste lade sig regere og
styre. / Forhold dertil sattes
saa Grensen for Stemmeret.
Derfor havde Borgerne, Fol-
ket, j gamle Dage, da Oplysning
var mindre almindelig, ingen
%SteInmere'. ingen Ret bill at gore
deres Indflydelse geldende j
Forhold til Regeringen. Men
Monarkiets, Aristokratiets, Bu-
reaukratiets og Autokratiets It'd
er forbi, efter at Oplysningen
er bleven mere almindelig.
Hertillands hevder vi ,,Rege-
ring af Folket, we'd Folket og for
Folket." (Det ger man ogsaa
mer og mindre i den gamle YER
dem.
Men netop naar der skal re-
ceres wed Folket'', oliver der
Tale om Valg af Personer I'll at
sette j Spidsen for ct Lands Re-
gering = Lovgivere, Dommere,
Eksekutiver eller Udoyere; thi
direkte kan Folket jo like re-
gere, og Valg kan kun udf6res
we'd Stemmegivning. Hvor skal
saa Grensen for Stemmeretten
drages?
Der var maaske Grund til at
negte uoplyste Stemmeret, og
vi h9rte nylig, at der skal we're
100000 uoplyste Mennesker
her ] Landet. Del forholde sig,
som Diet maa, men Kvinderne
HE
kan like uden videre henregnes
til de uoplyste.
Manden og Kvinden er nu
skabt til at folges ad gennem
Livet. Uden Sanity mellem
Mand og Kvinde Wide Menne-
skeslegten smart do nd. Der skal
baade Mand og Kyinde til at
dame ct HEN.
Drenge og Piger yokser op
Side ON Side j Diet samme HEN.
De gaar til Skole sammen, og
de studerer de almindelige Dam
.nelsesfag sammen. Hvorfor saa
sette Grense mellem dem, saa
smart det gelder Stemmeretten9
10, siger man, vi Dor betrap-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Skpn Erstatning. Soobanen har
nylig betalt John Kalshan, Fond
du Lac, Wis, $4,000 som En-
staining for, at han var blevet
oyerkort med den Fplge, at han
mistede begge Ben. Sagen blew
appelleret til Statens Hojesteret,
der stadfestede Underretsdom-
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
BRACE UP, MEN; LrsTENi
Cardinal O'Conneli Says You Are
Becoming Efeminatc and Wom-
en Growing Masculine.
By A..oc,.,ea pr,.. 70 Every gysn,n.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Boston, March S.---t;rowins weakness
II the men Of the country u developing .
sinister feoini.fn, Cardinal OCopnel!
told gathering Of men at tho Cathedral
of The Holy Cross last night. Man. n.
the head VI the house. be said, should
assert his proper authority In tho home.
Failure % do this, the Cardinal asserted,
leads to false feminisu,, which unless
II ~ curbcd IN time viii have disastrous
results for humanity.
"Thc women arc becoming masculine,
Of you please, and the men arm becoming
cffemnate," he said. '"rhis il disorder"
Cardinal O'ConneIl questioned hor
father could Took on aud see his children.
especially the girls, running rampant
without any consideration for mOdesty."
Headship of the family, he said, meant
that the father should look after The morals
Of the whole family.
Tho evil Of extrnvhgsn. expenditure
which, he predicted, would cause a Gnsn-
clal reaction IN America % sofne drgree
similar To that which hns caused Furopafs
virtual bankruptcy, was criticised. The
Cardinal argued also against whn. Nc
said was continual clarn0r for more pay
byworkingmcn and advised that theyhe IN
their guard against spirit working under
handed for perpetual strikes with thepn
pose OF destroying organization and ~
dustry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
MOTT OSBORNE RESIGNS ACAry.
Only Difficulties In Portsmouth Prison
Bred by Politicians. RE Says.
rrnss ID 80 Fvnnlnr

By ssqociated Press 20 Evory Fyeninr
Portsmouth, ". II, March s.--Ifu-
tenant Commander Thomas Mott Cs-
borne today announced thot hs had rgsin
forwarded bis resignation as ccrmnn1gut
n the naval prison here, and from tho
navy, 10 Secretary Daniels Commander
Osborne withdrew a. previous request for
against his conduct ~ the prison which
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. declared
last week after investigation 20 have besn
unfounded
In reciting tho recording of bic two and
one-half years command, he said that
6,ssf prisoners had passed through tho
institution, of whom 2,6s4 we're returned
20 service during The vnr Tho only
friction during bis administration. he said,
developed not from the prisoners, bot
from politicians on the outside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
HAULING CONTRACTORS


l. W. sYFRIT.
DRAYMAN
Tk UCKS 10 5 TONS. TO HIRE. Lone;
DiSl ANCE hA uIIhG. CALI. s517 j
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08

Wilmington Automobile COMPANY
Tenth Street and Delaware Avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
Irlsh IN Another Attack.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Limerick, Ireland, March 7-One hun
dred men, armed with rifles and high y
olosives. made an attack, lasting an hcIsr,
N a police barracks az Dozen, near here,
arly today. The police resisted with
-iaes and hand grenades and the attackers
nally withdrew. None Of the police was
INJURED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
FRENCH WORKERS TO STICK.
Won't Yield On Eieht Eour Days 20 m
crease Frocuciion.
Associated Press 20 Every Evenins

By Associated Press 20 Every Evenins
Paris, March s--freueh : labor will or
relinutiish the advantage il nae gained
through tho adoption of the right hour law,
and no backward step Will be permitted,
SAYS an open letter issued 20 thn frrnch
govsrr nnrrt and Parliam ent by the GeRsr-
Al Federation % Labor
Econcmists and government officials
have argued the Law, prevented tho coyu-
try from exerting its best efforts % n
crease production snd little has been
doEe 70 enforce the provisions of the
measure.
Temporary Suspension OF the law las
been urged but It appears this step viii
be fought By labor organizations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
CENSUS OF THREE CITIES.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, March S.-Population a.
tistics for 1920 announced today By t9s
Census Bureau included:
Ottumwa, lows, 23.OO3; an increase Of
9sl, or 4 8 per cent over 1910.
Lewiston, Maine, 81, ,707; an increase OF
$3.50 or eos per cent.
Everett, Wash, 27,614; an increase OF
$500, or lib per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
FIGHTING ADMIRAL DEAD.
Cunard Oficer sank German Armed
Merchantmen Early In War.
Pr-ss to 80 Evenlng

% hssoclattu fFrss % tFtTJ EfenlnH
London, March Rear Admiral Mel
Grant, who commanded the Cunaroer
Carrninia, converted into q British Auxil n
~ cruiser, when she engaged and san k the
German armed merchantman Capt.
Trafalgar of the East coast Of South
America. September IA, 1914, died Satlr-
day according to the London Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
MAY BEACH THE GUILroRD.
Captain and Crew 81 shipping Boards
Abandoned Steamer Reported Ssfe.

tap'sfN ann rev OF 0ri10frT BTtV1@ q
Abandoned Steamer Reported Ssf~.
~ As~,cistea Press 20 Every Evening
Boston, March g. The Shipping Bosri
steamer Guilford. abandoned in SINKING
condition yesterday about Is miles Fl
Nantucket shoals. whs located early -
day by the coast guard cutter AcustTst
which had been cent out from Woods Hole
10 take her IN tow A wireless message
from the Acushpet said that while the
coal laden derelict was low in the wst~r
Il app AIRED possible 20 beach her within
few hours. The Cuilford was bound from
Norfolk for BOston
The destroyer Dale, which took on
board the captain and crew Of "a after
they had been rescued by the transport
Pocshontss, Wa reported proceedlsg
toward Newport. TIE destroyer asked that
motor boats be sent to laad the rescued
crew, as the boats aboard were frozen IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
OLAF Bourbon to be Guest Of Honor

Olaf Bourbon, recently discharged from
ne Marine corps, Wlrh which orgDnlta-
ion he saw service duiing the Mold
,ar, viii be tie guest Of honor tomorrvw
yening at social aifslr which has been
ranged by his mother, Mrs. G. A.
.ourdon, OF the kane apartments. $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
UPHoLsTERING AND REPAIRING.

MAKING OLD FURNIrURE look eoua
70 new. Repairing, uphclsterinS and can
ing. Phone eio6 w. 80 French So.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
NOTICES.

GULF STATES STEEL COMPANY.
Notice of the Annual Meeting OF Stock-
holders March 20. ip2o
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of tho stockholders OF Gun states
Steel Company VIII be held At IN orieS q.
street. WILMINGTON. Delaware. on Nonuay.
March ~, 1920, at ~ oricck noon 1or tue
election OF three dircct TORS to serve Tor
term of three years and FOR the transaction
of such other business as may properly
come before the said meeting.
The .ooks for the tra ansieI OF s.oSA VI tuo
company will not be closed. but no stoch
can be voted a, said meeting VIII which shall
company during the period OF 20 days prior
TO said meeting. - .o,,
Dated New York, March :. 1920.
i nv order OF the Board OF Directors.
I W, IL. MOORE Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
eNTING, G,ENGRAyNG. .kNBosSING

ana uV~ pres Arca ~ awe -ood serslcx %
s<iS ma. ttos auslsy aaa 1euvsrS.
II. Gray. Irlnter. "a 1l~s--. strs8t. =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
ROOFING.

4 YOUR ROOF needs rrpairtnx see A.
spain. Experienced men. Tin. TAR and sag
sohns. 7l5 Madison street. Phone 1862 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
CHlRoPoDIsTs-

~ YOUR FEET auEl I xuAran Ice %
give rsliot. Electric foot massage treat
aaoA Mrs Gestruos Aiorits. Al0 Asrkst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
PRESIDENT MOTORING AGAIN.
The wilson's CO ia Open Car for an Out
ing Today

BY Associated Press TO Every EFeniRg
Washul gton, March s. President VIII
son went riding today in AZ open autono-
bile. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wh-
son, Rear Admiral Grayson ard Wilmer
Boiling. Mrs. Wilson's brother
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
DOLL HOSPITAL.

DOLL HOSPITAL--lieaos and wigs. Comb
ings made up in any style. 6ls W. Sew
entE ST.. 7l2 Walnut st. Phone 2925J
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
HAIRDKEssING.

ATHERiNE rINAN, hair Dressing Pa
sofA Brown>on Bldg. EleStrtc shzmpO.
,nassAee. best grade ol bair goods Phon
1856.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
TYPEWRITERS.

I a. SMITH fTr. ~ HifGs EXCHANGE
All niAkes sold. reoted Ant repaired
amco Adding SIacuines and Cneca Winters
h seventh street seconl noor over oar
Ler shop Phones ,u23 or Z755
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

XIlMi y oION - Ia SfaOr OF 5O3 w
r0nt streti tsas moved to new quar- t0fv
corner rourth ano scott streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08

YOUNG man to ali position as clerk and
weiant master at coai yard. good position
for rant man, must ALE 10 1e at work
carly in morning. Address y. q. box h34
Ntmingt ton, Del. giving reference and
sasacy expected.
YOUNG MAN. between Is and 2G, 10 learn
the telephone business Must be hish
ScnuoI eraauate or euuivaIeut Apply ], 4
honeckei. Sistb and ShipIey streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
fsYChIt fALM.Is1RY.

SYCHlo PALAIlSIhl anc ladies' beauty
alIOFs. SIt IatIal. street. i.o4rs L. a IA
0 81 p m Ma ~ stLN 1-LL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08

WANTED
fkN BOYS
OVEN It kAhs OF AGE.
LIGHT INSIDE WORK.
GOOD PAY.
APPLY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
hpChtUhD GATE.
JOS BANCROFT n SONS GO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
PERSONAL.

ASTHMA SUFfEhERS-For Immediate
rei1.I and permanent cure use Gart,eo-
ter FesetaLie rtniooy, 81 Iostl AID or de-
Tails sent iree. ". Z. Carpenter. Oakland
al.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

..EAIti.so sEndaru .hor notos
cyctee. GApert repairing 90 Ai makes
l. seu aGbines at reasonable prices. WI
nJng ton Cycn Co.. lBUD Market ssrse u
x A. 1861 ;.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08

RAUCH & LANG electric orougham. ielf
model. New Eaiae battery. $1,000. Phon,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08

WHITE WOaiAN--for cooking and down
stairs work. No laundry work sleep out.
us 3. Broomo street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-08
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MAsG EtNADE SUITS anu Wigs 70 hire
Specialists 10 pants and maKeups. FrAl3
niesineer. corner four IL and Walnut stroers
LOO. x5l "
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-25

CAPS FOR
BOYS, $1.19
Here they are
boysl Good
quality suit
ing material,
newest spring
shapes. Yours
when YOU sec
them. Price
is $l.19.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-25
LADIES'! LOOK YOUNG,
DARkEN CRAY HAIR
Use the Old time SAGE Tea
and Sulphur and Nobody
Will Know

Gray hair however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all lnow
the advantages Of youthful appear
ance Your hair is your charm. it
makes or mars the face. When IL
fades turns graz and looks streaked.
just a few applications Of Sage Tea
ana sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred-fold.
r'an't stay gray Look Eouns
I,i 8er prepare tho recipe az home or
got from any drug store a bottle OF
.Wyeth,s sage anc sulphur Conn
pound which is merely the old-time
recipe improved 10y the addition or
other ingredients Thousands Of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara-
tion because il darkens the hair beau
tifully besides no one can possibly
tclf as rs darSens SO naturally and
evenly You moisten sponge or soft
brush with IT, drawing this through
tine hair, taking one small strand at
time By morning the gray hair
disappears, after another application
or TWO It's natural color is restored
and II becomes thick. glossy and Jus
trous. and YOU appear years younger.
lad crtisement.