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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
Delaware Public Employment Service
(Ln Cooperation With u s. Employment Seruice)
Unemployment Is Still Desperately
Acute In Wilmington

Acct. Burners
Acct. Gas Men
Apprentice Boys
Armature Wnders
Auditors
Auto Mechanics
Baker
Bell-hops
Billing Clerks
BlackSrniths
Blueprint Boys
Bollermakers
BOOkkeeperS
BoOtblackS
Brakemen
Brlcklayers
Buffers and Polishers
Building and Construction
Butchers
Buffers
Cabinet Makers
Candy Makers
Carmen
Carpenters (House-Flrst
and Second-class)
CarDenters (Shlp-First and
Second-class)
Casting Finisher
Chauffeur
Chemical Engineer
Chemical Workers
Cigarmaker
Clerks
Clock Repair Man and Small
Motor Model Workers
Clothing and Textile Workers
Collectors
Cooks
Cooper
Coopersmith
Concrete & Cement Workers
C0remaker
Crane Operators
CrimlnologiSt
Dairymen
Derrick Workers
Designer
Detective
Craftsmen
Drill Press Hands
Electricians
Electric Weiders
Elevator Operators
Emery Grinder
Engineers
Farm Hands
Bookkeeper
Candy Packer
Cashier
Chambermaid
Child'S Nurse
Clerical
Companion
Cook
Cook and General House
worker
Crocheting
Day Workers
RECORD OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29

II Wncn you want IL is 10 read and
classified ads.--Adv.
bic Employn
ion With u. S. EmpIoym.
ent Is Still Z
e In Whining
e a Place for Any of
n the Following DC
MEN
Fiber Makers
Firemen
Floor Machine Hands
Foremen
Foundry Men
Furnace Men
Garage Workers
Gas Engine Men
Granite Cutters
Graphophone Makers
Guards
Handy Men
Hardwood Finishers
Heater Repairmen
Heaters
Helpers Of all kinds
HOd Carriers
HorSemen
Hose Machine Feeder
Hotel and Rest. Workers
Housemen
Ice Cream Makers
inspectors
Interpreters
Janltors
Labor FOremen
Laborers Of all kinds
Leather Workers
Lithographer
Lumber Men
Machinist
Marine Workers
Medical Attendant
MiIlwright
Mine Workers
Motion Picture Operators
Moulders
Musicians
Nickel Platers
Office Executive college
NAM
Oiler
Open Hearth Workers
Ornamental Iron Worker
Painter
Paper Hanger
Paper Mfg.
PatternmakerS
Payroll Clerk
Photographer (Univer. man
Pile Drivers
Pipe CoVerer
Pipe Filter
PlaSterer
Plumbers
POrterS
WOMEN
Dish Washer
Factory Workers
Filing
HairdressG and Manlcurist
Librarian
Mothers Helper
Night Cleaning
Office Clerks
Optical Worker and Engraver
Optician
Practical Nurse
Saleslady
OUR BUREAU TO DECEM
kAEA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
SCalds
Burns

have shown IL IS most valuable IN
healing such complaints. For sale
at all good Drug Stores.
lent Service
mt Seruice)
'esperately
ton
the Men or Women
Powder Workers
Printers
Punch Hands
Quarry Men
Radio Operator
Peaner
Receiving Clerk
Regulator
Repalrman
Rigger
PiVeter
Rolling Mil Hands
POoferS
Statesmen
Screw Machine Operators
Secretaries college mem
Sheet Metal Workers
Shipbuilders
Ship Filters
Shirtmakers
Shoe Last Makers
Shoenakers
Soda Dispenser
Splnners
Steam Crane Operators
Steam Engineers
Steamftters
Steamship Officer
Steam Shovel Operator
Steel Car RepaIrman
Steel Workers
Stenographers
SteVedOreS
StOnemaSOnS
Structural Iron Workers
SWeepers
SWltchman
Syrup Maker
Tailor
Tank Testers
TeamSters
Technical Craftsman
Telephone Operators
Timekeepers
Trackmen
Traffic Rate Clerk
Truck Builders
Typlst
Upholsterers
UsherS
Vulcanlzer
Walters
Watchmen
Wharf Builders
Wheelwright
Window Trimmer
Secretaries
Sewing Women
SeamStreSs
StenographerS p
TailoreSS
Teachers
Telephone Operator
TyplSts
Waitress
Washers at home and outside
Welfare Workers
BER "a, 1921
Placed
1877
Placed
635
Placed
1912
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29

Additional death notices received too late
Iut thh column viii bc found on Financial
lRs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
Her Faith In Ships.


There is a real fear in France that
Germany may revive ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
Do you remember that France asked
the United States and Great Britain
to enter a three-power pact, agreeing
to come 10 Frances aid il again
menaced by Germany? Many people
have forgot that request and also for
got that Britain and the United States
in the year of our Lord 1920 turred
it down cold. But France has not.
France today feels that she is playing
lone hand on the Continent. She be-
lieves that her destiny rests with her
self. and not in the bosom of states
men like Hughes, Balfour and Kato.
Rriand. speaking on behalf of the
militarists who hold the balance of
power. and also partly for his own
group. so much as asked at this Con-
ference that France be guaranteed
against aggression. That request was
also refused. Mr.. Balfour made "A pref
| ty speech, i'm which he declared that
moral isolation for France would be
terrible indeed" but that was all that
was done
| So-France, feeling alone in the
world, placed her faith i'm ships OF
steel. France had TO accede to the capt
tai ship ratio or be virtually outlawed
| from the society of decent nations
But the undersea craft is compara-
! lively cheap. and is becoming more
effective as improvements are made
So France held her trump card the
submarine up her sleeve, and played
/ it at the last moment.
The decision TO refuse to accept
the proposed submarine ratio was
made In Parls--not Washington.
Mr.. Hughes had TO contend
against The entire French cab.
met. and the sentiment OF the
French miiltarists as we'll, not
against merely handful OF dele
gates lodging in the New VIII
lard Hotel, Washington, ID. G..
If you would know how powerful
the French political sentiment for a
large navy is, read this Associated
Press dispatch which was flashed from
Paris yesterday:
Frances determination to have a
powerful feet and objections to the
limitation efforts of the Washington
Conference were vigorously voiced in
The Senate today during a discuss
The evening world., 1921-05-17
A NEW ROMEO.

Something is always happening TO
disturb the equanimity OF Broadway.
The latest catastrophe Is embodied in
. letter from Philadelphia which
says Pete Kayanagh has decided TO
turn actor. Pete, who is with "The
Greenwich Village Follics" over there,
is the best double jointed, chicken
breasted bill poster and card tacker
the show game knows. According to
an announcement of the Spring Gar
den Dramatic Club OF Philadelphia,
Pete is to appear in one OF its pnoduc-
tons in the role of Romeo. 1t Is an
awful blow for his New York friends,
and yet 1t might have been expected.
Pete has always been great ad-
mirer OF Bill Shakespeare and Joe
Drum.
The evening world., 1921-05-17
DAVIS TO CHALLENGE.

Edwards Davis. President OF the
National Vaudeville Artists Associa-
ton. has decided to challenge the Rev.
John Roach Straton to debate on
Resolved, That the representative
personnel OF the stage and screen is
not more corrupt than that or the
church" Mr.. Davis was once a min
ister OF tho Gospel, giving up that
calling to become an actor.
The evening world., 1921-05-17
1T SOUNDED OMNIBUS.

Catherine Lyons, dramatic cdlior
Of the Boston Traveller, is in New
York. She came over from the Hub
TO interview Jackie Coogan. Jacke's
dad, big Jackie, answered the telc-
phone when Miss Lyons called and
the Kid asked who wanted to see him.
Lyons" replied Pop, cor rather
"Iions?" echoed the pint-sized
Jaokie. "O-o-oh! Wait TIL l get my
pistol an dagger"
The evening world., 1921-05-17

which?" obfuscatedly returned Gap
johnson Of Rumpus Ridge, Ark.
''lncorrigible, beyond reform. He
quarrels and fights all the time. |
cannot imagine what is bhe matter
with HIM"
law, | reckon it's this-a- way, nom:
The little cuss was punying around
for couple OF weeks and had to
stay out OF school, and probly now
hi finds himself way behind with
his lighting. That's all."-Judge.
The evening world., 1921-05-17
A SPEEDY CURE.

A n Irishman, who had sent for
"A the doctor for the first time in
his life. watched with aston
ishment while the physician took his
clinical thermometer from its case.
slipped it under the patients armpit
and told him to keep 1t there for h
second or two.
Mike lay still almost afraid to
breathe, but when the doctor removed
the thermometer he drew q long
The evening world., 1921-05-17
MENTAL TESTS.

Ben Rcis,s OF Brooklyn has de.
Cidcd 60 hep US furnish our readers
mental tests Yesterday be sent us
the following pucs ions:
what WdS Abraham LtHCOin'S
manner
From, ichdt mctul is copper
penny mddca
How tar Is a short distance
from hCrCf
when did the ,chttc race start
and who trOn ii2
where do al ne ticks in me
CiOch got
what bccomcs Of the Strdic IN
StrdiCbcrriCSy
The first person who sends In cor
rect answers TO AN of these viii be-
AWARDED copy u' ih, or pr" s'ru
skirt dance, "Iloboland, MY Hob)-
land"
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE
His cork leg needs "a now knee
"Why dc. 3u't h. go down South,
whoro The NDgrprg2"
The evening world., 1921-05-17
GOSSIP.

Princess Virtue" closed at the Gem
kTal Saturday night
Kenneth Alcl<enna has gone TO De-
troit TO act in the Bonstelle stock
company.
Joe Click, Manager OF the Shubert
Theatre, Kansas City, is in New York.
Abraham Levy, General Manager
Tor Sam Ii. Harris, has disappear red
on a brief vacation.
Eiz Gergely OF Just Married" has
decided TO take out citizenship papers.
Frederick Stanhope, OF the Schubert
producing statf, has gone to Europe.
The success OF The Last Waltz"
has made II necessary TO add eighty
seats TO the Century's total.
James Rube Miller has been re-en-
gagged for George Whites Scandals"
He VIII play character roles.
Harry Kelley has been added TO the
cast OF THE Belle OF Now York. "
opening at the Winter Garden in two
weeks.