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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Anarlmenfs and Flats.

Apartments and Flats. "a
JEFFERaON aT.. GIs-Apartmcnt. two
rooms. furnished. Heat. fight. hot water
and telephone. Possession az once Phone
4bi0.
JEFFEHsON sT, GIG Apartment. Small,
furnished apartment, not %ater. gas an, and
electric Rent very reasonable for settled.
middie-aged lady only
UNFURNfsHED Four-room apartment,
near Tenth and Washington streets House
keeping privileges Phone 1907 j.
Business Places For Rent rs
GASOLINE STATION and repair shop.
First floor ~ by 90, second floor, ~ by 60
Apply 5Os y. Van Buren, street.
GARAGES Individual garages, Third
street near Clayton. Newiy built Apply
or r. G. Krapf 80 south Clayton 81.
RIVERyIEW AVE. 14fiIs-rwo garages.
Call 2297J.
rent. near Market. Hot water heat. $40.
Apply iO3 T.. seventh street
Houses For Rent II
ARDEN, DEL - House six rooms, hath
Apply Dr. f. r. Moore
CENTRAL AVE BracK-E TX. Del house.
six rooms running water bath. piPeiesS
heater, newly papercd Electric and gas,
Lot S02If5. Planted ia strawberrles and
garden vegetables Call evenings between
and O'Clock. Immediate possession
8. q. Paynter
iocated Furnished Address =, Every
Evening Office.
HOUSE june Is to september ~, fur
nished. IN western section 0f city Address
II i Every Evening Once
/ HOLLY OAK I2-r0om house fine old
/ shade trees good water beautiful view oi
river. Possession june -. Price $500 fOf
i quick sale. Address Box ~ Holly OAK
Del.
j WESTERN SECTION June Is to sep
ternber ! :. furnished house. Address N Z
Every Evening Office.
Wanted To Rent 81
HOUSE Seven or nine rooms Good loca
! tion Address NJ -. Every Evening 0ffice
/ HOUSE Would like 10 rent six or seven
room house IN desirable neighborhood
state location. rent sc. Address 9 70
Every Evening ONCE
/ OU9E-Young couple reliable and Dc
pendabie desire small house or an apart
nent, vicinity Brandywine or Eastlakf
Entirely responsible for care Of property j
Can pay six months or one year & rent y
advance References given for ability AM
character. Address y Z. Every Evcnn
Ofiice
OFFICE Room 10 be used as an Office Q
desk room in an Office Address 4, Ever
Eeeufuv flffge
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

BusIHFss Property q
BUSINESS PROPERTY Dwelling Iot Or
farm We have il or will get 1t fer you
Phone 1863 Reagan Realty Co. BIG y,
Jackson street open evenings
DELAWARE CITY Best business corner
Home combined Government improve
ments buildings. g.. & -. Canal about n
commence Bargain W. II Nichols, Della
ware city, Del
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dem0untahle rims. Atwatcr Kent ignition
Perfect condition Apply Garage 90S'2 "
Ninth street
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ments buildings. q. & y Canal about n
commence. Bargain ". II Nichols, Della
ware City, Del
MADISON ST. 500 AND 5o2-Bcst husI-
ness corner on street Centre ~ farmers
market 20 per rent can remain IN mort
gage Executor Z5l y BroOme street.
sEV ERAL- Desirable properties stores.
apartments and houses Must be sold 70
settle estate. John Forrest. 736 West
second street.
SUMMIT BRTDGE-For sale, fine Old
country mill property. 70 miles south q
Wilmington. near summit Bridge. Del
Mill in Maryland Large pond In Delaware
stocked with black bass fine for both
business and pleasure. Call on premises or
address W II salmon. Elkton. Nd.
WAREHOT TSE-Our lot and warehouse
with Il & %. siding at Thirteenth ana
Union streets. Apply sI5 -hipley street.
--1s
Farms and Land For Sale SO
CONCORD PIkE-Farm On Concord
Pike. I've miles from Hotel du Ponr.
Frame house a rooms. bath. not water
neat VIII sell buildings ana three. IS or
81 acres. H. c. PassmOre. Route 10. 4.
city
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Wanted Rooms or Board

anICd h3OFls OF hOaTu -
HOARD III country fef an elderly couple
for fht9 ~autf8eF Address =. Every Even
llsE otltFt .
ROOM t3sngittaan Wishe> furnished roam
0iIa breakfast IN small private family
state fnii particulars Address \ /. Every
Evening 0tnce
ROOM iutluk business man desires roum
With ar without IaArd. Private family
geuteai lueation lu Every Evening
0tiRu
ROOM AMI BOARD Nidower and two
eYtsau sons desire room and board III
stfleti3 pr{F ate hone -, Every Evening
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REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
ONE WITH ABILITY AND EApEIu-
ENCE CAN HAVE GOOD OPPOR-
TUkITY REPLIES TREATED IN C0N-
FIDENCE. ADDRESS v ~. EVERY
EVENING OFFICE.
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Pai1iin -Papering

Pai1iin -Papering "a
PAINTING House Painters and Jobbers
Let us do your painting at reasonable
price Taylor & scott. 1901 ga Font street.
PAPERBANGING- seidel Best WORK
nlanship. Wall paper tor sale d1o T.
Fourth street Phone s4O5
PAPERHANGING-- sidore Fisfman SIS
" second street Lowest prices guaran-
teed work. Phons b4l9
PAPERHANGI%C- And wall decorations
OF quality. Fine WORK a speciality Rosin
Bro 42f Shlpiel street next To corner
Fifth street Phone lI53
WALL. PAPER-Now is the time 70 have
work done a. moderate prices; Estimates r e
cheerfuity furnished : j Hollctt. $40
Tatnagl street Phonc Szo'
WALL PAPER AN the newest designs n
stock al reasonable prices. Expert clean
workmen Estimates Charles J Ken
nedy a son. 1902 Market street. ID q 4.
Printing Stationery 26
INDEX CARDS For al kinds Of index
cards see Chas Gray Printer. / East
EightI street. / advise tnat you anticipate
your needs
Prof ssionaI Services "a
CHIROPODY- your feet hurt2 J guar
antee to- give relief Electric foot massage
treatment Mrs. Gertrude Moriz. 4l9
Market street.
Repairing rs
FIrRNITI RE-MakinR old furniture look
eauaf ID new Repairing upholsterng and
Gaming Phone 6I96W. 90 French street.
ROOFING Have your roofing and spout
inQ done by Jos J % Neil Co. 1iS w Third
street Phone 53O4W Pipelcss heaters
RO0FING-W. lliiams 20. ozi
Orange street Roofing. heating and re-
pairing Jobbng a speciality. Telephone
5656H.
sHOES-The very best material and the
very best workmanship. Nothing else
leaves my shop. JOS Hess shoe repalrer
2O2 W Seventh street.
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Help anted Male

AID CONPOSITOR- Good opportunity for
competent man 20 secure permanent posi-
ton with good pay and good working con
dit{ons Apply Every Evening Of5ce
AUTO REPAIR Man -Frst-ela~s on
Buicx cars New garage and equipment
state salary wanted. George ID " fIahJ *
son. smyrna Del
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Situations Wanted Female

sTENOGRAPHER Experienced dealres
q stenoeraphic or secretaral worn Tor the
summer Legal experience. Address NJ "a.
Every Evening ONCE
NUhSE--practicaI wishes engagement. Ma
tcrnity preferred. Phone dS35 NJ. or L. ..
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INSTRUCTION
correspondence Courses

Correspondence Courses II
GOVERNMENT Immediately. hundreds
men women over Il. Government iobS
Sl00-S20O month. List positions ffee-
Franklin Institute Dept II i. Rochester.
\. Y
COVER AfENT- Immediately names of
tions Common education sufficient sle0
month up. Address - u. Every Evening
Once.
MAI. CLERKS Wanted names men over
10 wishing 10 become mail carriers of post
q! clerks SlO0-SI35 month. Answer iu1-
mediatety ID Is, Every Evening ohct.
Local instruction Classes ~
SHORTHAND and typcwriting taught
evenings Individual instruction Terms
moderate. Address ii II. Every Evening
OftiCe.
SHORTHAND
Hines Private Business Col Ieee. 4a2
" 22d street Phone 522aW lndt-
Niduai instruction in shorthand.
typew ritina housekeeping, comp
tometer adding machine. &c open
an summer e8N and evenings Elctsz
trc famed studios Positions Sc
cured
TYPEWRITING Gregg shorthand and
touch typewritinR individual instruction
by thoroughly experienced private tutor
Day or evenings Results guaranteed Ad-
dress * 9, Every Evening onice
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

CHALMERS -six-cyiinder. seven-passen-
ger sedan. Just ovcThaued and new tires.
Apply Frank Woerner. 1902 ". Thir-
teenth street
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SHORTHAND
LIVE STOCK
nnrs lats Pets

BOSTON TERRIER Thoroughbred. aged
10 months malc, $50 Phone 59iI " 4
W Jann
PUPPIES Poodle puppies, 81 and SO.
kittens given away Phone 80
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Good Things 10 Eai

HF~r PtRE ARD 24s Daahla star
eal4als sIe tuttyr - Bfa ktye a.
tftau4sd satt age ~ larFE tasty ssar q
,ifI pieEfs 81 Ht aIsa Sssli tsoaa Lux
BaHuer ~uatIrs ~tHre ia Town 81
iSHa street
KtBBIr~ IHs r.aI large feuash estaas
GahhH. 81 ftutn ~ IiEfgtI sEass 4aIsfs
ana ala ali Ehanr as4I
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MovING-ABOUT THAT PACKAGE.
BOX OR FURNITURE TO BE MOVED.
JUST PHONE DIAMOND STATE
TRANSFER. 465q D. is F. FOUR
TEENTH STREET.
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IarIER-With motor Just oyerhauled
Four brand new shoes, sport model body;
Also three 81 by ~ tires. Square Deal
lEsA
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WEST SIDE FIVE ROOMS. BATH
PORCH. SEVERED. NEWLY PAPERED
AND PAINTED POSSESSION At oNCE.
S9Soo. APPLY ! HOWARD GORDON
aI8 MARKET STREET
" fern ST 2at2 House sly rooms. bath.
porch tsood condition Phone 4R29
wAWA~Er AVE lMNtEpIAFE POS
SESSION THREE MODERN HOMES.
WAwAsEr ANE At JACKSON Sr.
PRICE 5000 A>p 10000 TERMS $500
CASH. BAI.ANCE LIkE KENT HoR-
ACE :. ALLEN. loco wAMAsEr AVE
PHONE 75oD
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SOLICITOR Man 10 solicit and sei life
insurance. References required iiuaraHs
tecd salary 70 right parts MtiI1Poltan
Life Insurance 90. 4ut Equitable Bldg
STORES CLERK 10 handle reansiti0ns
and records in manufacturing HlaHi- ~
rcply give age experience and salary eA-
Dectcd Address M IS, Every Evening
once
SALESMAN soil Victroas for thf most
progressive store III Wilmington " 4 have
d money making proposition 70 offer a
high class outside man who viii work along
lines suggested by us Write, giving full
data n 8, Every Evening once
Help Male Or male "a
BOOkKEEPER- Competent, either man
or woman. Good future for FlTht party.
Address in own handwriting A.. @ BoN fla.
COUpLE-Man and woman. house and
garden Claymont. Apply George Lodge.
w Ninth street.
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You try an Every Evening want adv.
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Taf sIEt<p Fol RITZ AND rorI NR
sTBIIFs NEWlA FURNISHED
K8tNe All BOARD PHONE t3IeM
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Where 10 SION in Town

AMEN uoTEi East Fourth street
tsuud raau, With hot water heat. tub and
shower baths $50 - 10 and 81 ~
Wpekh ~Iueie beds 59S sec s5C and
II 81 BHen daH and utsht
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RETCS And floor coverings aaua yards
iIu0leum remnants LARGE enough for kttrha
ems. al half price Iuflnck Cash House.
Seventh and Poplar streets.
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"OUR STATESMAN"

"OUR STATESMAN"
SINCE ever politician ran.
~ Old Michael Huntry is the man
Who puts it over every time.
His methods simple, but sublime.
He meets each crisis and each claim
By uttering his well-known name
Mike HuntryI
The party papers call him great
And cite him in affairs of state.
They feature him in front page news
And print his pictures and his
''views,'
They call him "steadfast,' safe"
and sane"
And daily take his name in vain
mike Huntryw
When cost of living mounts on high,
Potatoes still pursuing pie,
And wages racing hard with rents,
And people moan at each expense,
Demanding cost and price come down
Our statesman answers with a frown
Mike Huntry!
When high finance meets low produc-
ton,
With half the nation in a ruction,
With every sort of super-tax
Laid heavy on the peoples backs,
He thrusts two fingers in his vest
And throws these great words off
his chest
"Mike Huntry!'
When minded men are thrust
Into the offices of trust
And, drunk with petty pride and
power,
Become the tyrants of an hour,
Our statesman rolls his eyes and RS,
And answer by all the stripes and
stars
Mike Huntryr'
What is your platform, what is
your creed?
What measures meet a people S
need?"
He makes a slow and solemn bow,
He fiings his locks abaft his brow,
lie wings his palms toward the sky
And solemnly he makes reply
mike Huntry"
o. Michael, honest man and true,
How many pattern after you!
They practice their rhetoric arts
And lay their hands upon their
hearts,
But ask them what and how and why,
And then they quote you, as they
cry
mike Huntryw
Copyright, 1920, ~ E. Az
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CRd1uuIo7t1
APRIL THE SIXTH.

This the anniversary of that solemn day in 10 when the
committed itself the ideasc program of making the
world safe for democracy
Thee years have passed but who does still
memory, the spiritual upft of that day The soul
of exalted the high purpose of fashonng
from the yoke oppression making the world unsafe for
peraistc greed.
So surprising that three later dis
mayed and discouraged the OF hwarted hopes while
opmists have the opposite of
True is that democracy still is struggling for life in various
places True that mperiac ambition ugly
head and then
Liberated small fighting among themselves
boundary lines and large dissatisfied with the fruits
their victory Hunger stalks through lands while
on the march in various parts of Europe.
Such, briefly, the of the world three years after that
glorious April the sixth. 1t pleasing picture and the
for the encouragement that Americans feel do lie
much the condition themselves in the lone of the ideals
for which America the
America played for ideasms highest stakes and that
that results attained fall short Men that
themselves establish orders Wars revolution
their and and permanent political and
established only through evolution Wars sweep
old political make the be
built on foundations of peace and social order
Viewed in this light the of which it is fair to make
appraisal accomplished all that reasonable should expect of it
be that there will be the democratic
and there be ecessionsuch the German
bbut the trend forward toward the idea
that America set for mankind the memorable April the sixth
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A Dayton physician says the old-fashioned night
way to prevent Au-the wool cap; not the rye one.
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A new German cabinet was formed quickly when Berli
# gas. So that's what cabinet member is for.
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lYlX!i,tlJ
LIFE
SHE's the girl that thrills youl

SHE'S the girl that thrills your
~ heart,
Jane McNott
/ Though she does not look the part
By lot.
She is forty if day.
Face would scare a man away,
Skinny as stalk of hay,
Jane McNott.
Still she always thrills your heart,
Jane McNott
If you saw her you'd depart
Like a shot,
But she wrote that movie play
That you went to yesterday
And she thrills your heart that way,
Jane McNott,
The trouble with a lot of reform
movements is that not everybody
takes them seriously.
We've been urged to say 'please"
and 'thank you" oftener. On the
theory that We'll get more, and get
what we want quicker, if we are
polite.
Ever try it? One man did-and
the telephone operator he tried to
be polite to was so unaccustomed to
any little attention like that that it
went right over her head.
Three successive times he asked
for his number, like this:
main, Five, eight, nine-please".
Main, Five eight, nine-Three?
After the third attempt the polite
man gave up being polite. He felt
that until telephone girls got used
to people saying please" she would
insist upon confusing ''please" and
three" and thus confuse the polite
man and the telephone wires and
everything else.
Well, then-how can she get used
to it if nobody does.
PLEASE consider that THANK
YOU.
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America insists on keeping Turkey out of Eur
anything about keeping Europe out of Turkey
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Self-determination is compound word that will conf
eriass as long people the yoke of another
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BY CHARLES w. O'CONNOR.
Former Sergeant, Co. D 26th In
fantry.


My first journey to France was
made aboard the old steamer Gram
plan in 1918, in company with sew
eral thousand other American SOL
diers.
My second trip, on the liner La
Lorraine, recently, with number of
dealers in petticoats or pianos, a cou-
! pie Of counts and :countesses, actors,
and two French officers.
"Ah, | hate to leave this New
York." one of the officers told me
sadly. Your girls are so very pret-
ty, and those dances are-how do
you say it?-so warmingr'
Well. | recalled that we had done
some thinking on the transport
Grampian about the dances and the
girls back home. We hadn't been
so wild about leaving New York our
selves.
So replied
"Oui, oui, same here.
Memories of the journey on the
army transport came to me vividly
on the Lorraine as I watched the
Statue of Liberty fade into the gray
of the December afternoon.
Times turn had whisked away the
thrill and the atmosphere of that first
adventure, but somehow the interval
seemed days insteads of many
months.
Most of US on the Grampian failed
to bid the Statue the romantic fare
well we had planned We were
asleep below decks, tagged with sleep
less nights in camp, and the fve-mile
hike to the dock.
No taxi for those youthful soldier
voyagers such as took us to the Lor-
raine's pier.
There were nights on the trans
port when we'd sneak up to pas
sageway, curtailed to hide all lights,
and watch the other ships of our
convoy sailing serenely in the moon
light.
| remember the first night on the
Grampian | tried to sleep on the floor
| of the hold till the bunk overhead
broke down; the second night l froze
on deck, and the third | bribed a
steward to slip me into paradise in
a second-cabin stateroom.
On the Grampian we slept in oul
clothes, with our shoes off. This was
not done on the Lorraine.
Food on the Lorraine was some.
thing like this:
Breakfast in stateroom,, grape,
fruit, eggs and bacon, rolls, coffee
lunch, hors-d 'oeuvres, St. julien wine
m everything; afternoon tea or
deck, with biscuits and ices; dinner
roast capon and goldfish and demi
tasse and liqueurs and things.
r But on the Grampian:
Breakfast, wheelman's left mitten
boiled, with slum sauce and weak cof.
fee; lunch, stewed overalls and inner
tubes, with slum pudding and very
weak coffee; dinner, the right mitten
fried, with slum dressing, exhausted
coffee.
There were similar incidents, of
course, on the two trips. On the
Lorraine l happened to address a
pompous man with brass buttons:
"Say, steward"
"But, l am not re stewardr' he
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exploded. His neck swelled and got
red. 81 am ze pursair!'
'All right, purser, old top said
|, trying to be genial.
Nor am l re old top! Bah" he
sputtered, and left.
Likewise, on the Grampian, one
midnight, l hailed one of the guards
as Buddy" This was an error. 1t
seemed he was not my buddy. He
showed me off the deck.
Throughout the lief motif of the
waves on both trips could be heard
the same plaintiff cry:
Find an island, sink the ship, or
let me die"
| On both trips, too, there were
days when everybody hated every
body else. Other times, with a
smooth sea and a fresh wind, and a
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IRON, QUININE
AND MAGNESIA
The Triumvirate That Ends Colds,
LaGrippe and Malaria

Colds, lagrippe and malaria don't
last long, once 101 Tonic gets on
their trail DR.. Williams 101 Tonic
is made up Of iron, quinine and mag
nesia, properly proportioned. That
combination viii get any cold. Qui-
nine kills the disease germs, magne-
sia clears the body Of its poisons, iron
strengthens the blood.
No wonder DR.. Williams 101 Tonic
is so universally popular. It's the
logical treatment, and more and
more folks are finding it out every
day.
25c and soc bottles for sale at
your drug store.
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DIRECTED BY A TRAINED HAND.

of
eOmny pride of Spadng county
citizenship city citizenship spad-
together they pulling proudly whoeheady for
communys good county
helps urhers the
county is the appreciation of this obvious that has united the
city and county mutual movement that has awakened the pride Of the
entire
The upbuidng
promoted spalding County
which leading city
tes the rural districts pulling shoulder
bankers merchants manufacturers and professional Griffin
good of the community.
nly in better schools better churches better roads and better nnde
standing of community influence is reflected
in activities along these lines that manifest in all sections of
munty.
The school system Griffin spang coantys educa-
hona facilities already have attracted attention, while
the highways county
the subject of admirng appreciation
be famlia rwitht them.
I'm view of the that Griffin spadng county
in the material development Of their community
people generally feel deep pride in both the county
anxious that others should be informed concerning the strides they have
made This of pride advertising campaign
fin and spg campaign designed
n herald the progress of the community but to attract homeeer
The campaign being by ndi
idual contributions happy being made
With equal of Spadng
county The campaign will place the advantages of the
the Spadng before the Southeast
feel t The expenditure will abundany justified by fruits it
bears"
The foregoing tribute Griffin Spadng county is repro
duced here om the Atlanta Journal only because
to other Geogans but because of its local
interests Just the reoganzed Chamber of Commerce
selecting secretarymanager The Griffin Chamber Com
ike those of other that accomplish things has TRAIN
ED secretary trained for his particular line of work
easily be made in the selection of for big job faced
the Amecus and Sumter chamber But organization
afford have mistake made is to be hoped the
board of directors will be they mistake before
they that men cost money but with the
funds the people have supplied the money available.
sefdeermnation compound word that will eonfound i'm
peaists as long people the yoke another
German cabinet formed quickly Berlin ran out
of gas. So that's what cabinet member is for
Dayton physician the fashioned ngcap is the best
way to prevent hu-the wool cap; the rye one
America insists keeping Turkey of Europe won say
anything about keeping Europe out of Turkey
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little barbershOp harmony:
"a sailor, sailor, sailors life
for mep'
No 500 reward offered on the
Lorraine for spotting a submarine,
no "All out on deck!' orders, no
boat drill And no dances, concerts,
or theatricals on the Grampian.
When the Lorraine finally landed
at Havre, after an 18-day trip, in
cluding six days coaling at the Azores
islands, they took care of our bag
gage for 81 in cents or 70 cents in
francs.
But when we left the Grampian
we were asked to take care of our
own baggage, all we could stagger
under, and to Snap into it" also.
France once more. Paris ahead.
(To be continued)
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BACK TO THE BATTLEFIELD
Not Like Trip On The Transport Dodging
Subm

editor S Note.-Charles w.
O'COnnor is a Cleveland newspaper
man, wounded while serving with
Co. D, 26th Infantry, First Divi-
sion, who returned recently as a
civilian to the Meuse-Argonne bat
tltields to seek the grave of an Off
Ger Of his company on a desolate
hillside.)
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-06

Times Recorder wants 20 or 80
pounds of RAGS and will pay good
price of them if delivered-old rags.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-31
2 Jail Escapes
Are Seen Near
Wana Walla

Walla Walla, Wash. July 31.--Ac-
cording to word received by telephone
from the Paxton brothers ranch north
of Tolgate in the Wenaha forest, Lew
is Anderson and Richard Patterson,
two of the six men who escaped from
the Umatilla county Jail last Sunday,
now at large, are believed to be in that
|section, and possemen are thick in the
woods. All day yesterday the teiv-
phone at the Paxton ranch was used
by possemen hunting Hart and owen
land the other desperadoes, and ac
Icording to conversations overheard
There is every reason to believe tina,
Henderson and Patterson, alleged "bat
check artists" are also in this section
which is only eight miles northwest O
Eth point where the half breeds wer'
lsurprised while they slept.