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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-10
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

I was doing my Iesslns without eny
Tdezzure last mite and pop was looking
at me, and ne Sod. Benny. think III
try a little Experiment with you, now
heers a quarter.
Yes sir. sed Sounding Ikea good
Experiment. and pop sed. Take tho
quarter, its yours to do with as you
please.
Yes sir. sed. Sounding better and
better. And took tho quarter and
pop ssd. Now II you wunt TO spend 81
you can spend Il and n you wunt "a
save IL you can save 81. but this TX
pertinent IS 70 SEQ weather you save
SCENTS enUff to start little savings ac-
/ count Of your own FREQ will. so you
can think Il over for n day and 81 By
/ this time tomorrow you have decided
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TOMMY TuNBLES.

Mrs Tahhy had no trouble with
any Of her children hut Tommy Tum-
bles lie had been named Tommy, hut
because he was always rolling about and
,umblcd over the other kittens he had
been nicknamcd Tumbles and every one
called HIM by that name
Her other children Mrs Tabhy had
taught 90 chase nice and catch them
too. And | regret 20 tell YOU she also
taught them 90 catch birds But
Tumblcs could never keep still long
enough 60 watch mouse or the door
60 is home.
They always run away" he would
say when Mrs Tabby would box ms
ears and try 20 show him how 20 watch
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HAD TEMPERATURE OF 1la.

Portland, Me. March 10.-John
Blasko. 81. was in a generally inn
proved condition az a hospital here
last night after having undergone re-
markable fluctuations in temperature
Physicians say that for four hours
,ast night his temperature was above
ll2 degrees. Then Il dropped 10 95
and today II returned 70 normal. The
physicians said that temperature
above 100 was almost invariably fatal
20 an adult. They have not diagnosed
Blasko's malady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-10

aud run af,,r a nimble little mouse
Il should think YOU would be ashamed
when all your brothers and sisters
sre such good mousers and can sit under
a bush as still as can toe for hours and
watch their chance 20 catch a bird.
And here you are, big fat kitten,
and YOU have never caught bird OF a
mouse. am ashamed of you"
Butsth did not bother Tumbles al
all He just rolled over and played
with a spool They fly or run away
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oSUasAl " Dssll.AAs. PsssAos
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

lives for us For. when the Rails and
their kiusmcu come. youu have 10 de-
liver me into their hands or you'll
have to ngm like the ,ery devil, that's
sure aud. according 20 By Heck's iig.
ures. they ouiuumber you more than
twu a. one.
IAN Hghi," liitleford replied, with
a shrug of his huge shoulders What.
ever you say, that same we'll do"
So ny Heck was sent Cor, and short.
" anerWnrd he sncaked into the lau-
rels and vent ~ toward the settle
meni ~ the Balls In the crook of his
arm be- carried his rife. and inside his
shlri boz oarrled three pieces u dyna'
mite Az ready Tor the maich-and he
chose every step with great care for
fear ~ iarrlng the explosive too much.
lle bad not been gone an hour when
Bll Dale heard o. dun. smoihored roar
from sumew here 10 the northward.
Dale spranr up from his desk, ran 10
his ready aud waiting horse. mounted
ana rode like q streak toward the
lowland
Dale arrived at John Morelands hiE
white farmhouse little before the
middle of he diy. and halloed Justify
ni ihe gate John Moreland and biz
two SONS hurried oui ln response "a
The call Dale waved aside 30 greet
inrs and Inquiries after bis heaiih
and tod ihai which he bad come "a
tell The elder Moreland turned quick
iy 10 hls two sialwari sous
"Guns and hosses bojsi ian n
our last hghf and le's BE- a. q aud
make % q guei hght-
Lees Than hte minutes later the
three ersiahlis mountainsers rude oal
ai ne baruyari gate with ful belts u
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Huis too much % h.mseii ihee sas
. Sudden teeu repau FROM heiue. aud
. bullet hole appsarei iu thr dm "
his hat John Moreland nrsd ihe ueHt
sho,. and be- broks ne ughi arm Of
the man who had lusi nusd 81 nin
Date fhis opensd The battle ln earn.
80.
soon ~ thunder ~ no many rifles
hecams almesi e. sieady nar The
air vss Allied with ihe punEeni eior
Of burning rovdsf nlil nals smpiled
ne magarlns u his rsfealsf. and
ssnk behind ihs hlE chestnut 20 ~
q arsln siih cartridges frum hls telt.
bullets nos uhInsd on both sldrs u
him. thsy cai greenlsh white furfsws
ln the bart - beth sities of tho trre.
and knoeksd 40 little spuris OF hlsct
earth 90 his rlEhi and io his len
they eui ~ tslrs within an arms
rvaeh ~ hin A iofrn nins eer
usa sirius 81 him. ssskinE o aseugs
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cartridges aruund ihsif saisis and
with repeating unrs acfuss ne pom.
msls or their saddles and Joined
Dale Ihs four haesusd 30 NJ homes
Of the other Norslauls aud uoi iouE
afrrsard the old clan. in fuli
sirsuEih. rode t0sand ne Ole. Ola.
tlus hills With 1911 Dale aciiug ~ ne
leader. u vas o. be ths cans lass
aghi. and . aght fof sod cause.
and ever uan u u vss eager foF
ths fuy.
nil Dale bore himself proudly and
be rude llkr q man born 20 fhs sad.
die hs found q qu~sf ioy-a i1y
thai bughisnrd be steel xrry sya
and flushed biz sunbufnsd CheskA =
loy that b. didn't even atismpf 70
understand TIE thoughi
"Fof this ous day en- q clan chief /.
! sm lsai.ng ~ osu people agalnsi
= o.. iu my oNn couuiy
And ~ overwhelmingly did he ides
taks hsld of him that hs sishsd sven
then. co. the repeater lhai awaited
him 81 his once hack IN ~ hear o.
the mountains once be cnnsciencs
asksd him q qussiion and he 40
susfsd 10 sith smother qussiIun Waa
be- doing that which wa flEhti Mlghl
Dot ths Lltilsfords an b. KILLED by
thoss drunken cutihruau while he
vas waiting Cor ne arrival Of oom.
PAM of militia from = ciy miles dls
tantf
Anyway. the miiitia would nght Hi,
clan would 40 no mors than that Ne
satisfied be couscicuos quiCkiy
When thsy had reached ihs losei
snd - ~ cleared VALLEY. there cams
% them its sounds " sios frug o.
nrins % suipsm. Esch nan kicA
his harass nants and ro.is fssiof
Whau itfy came lu sighi of a. b.
sieFsd hH.liinr ihsy sas puTs ~ ras
o. smale fisiuT laiily fTom co.. uppel
uiniioss ed frum ias maaniaiu s'is
above and o. NJ fiEht AraIn thsy
kicked ths fanks of heir hofsss and
role faster
Al John Morrianda old cabin theJ
dismounied hastily and turned theii
hor.es inio ihe drab meadov with
Dale ain leading they hurried a. foo'
% the rivers uearcsi bank and went
rapidly. under cuYef of the thickly.
standing syoamores. 10 point within
seventy yards of ne ofics aad sup
piles building Then they made . dash
across ne open spacs. and nen ilt.
tiefori. elih one arm bound up IN Z
rrd stained blue bandana. os.cnsd ne
door fof them
~Who els is hurif painted Dale
Title Tom" answered Lltilefuri
and saul Little Ton hs roi = bal
VI ondsf the shoulder Saul be- Egl
one ln might nigh he sans place
Thsyss nddlsd the whole tolhel
sids o. ihs house 10 srllntsrs nsy'rs
s.calin 10 yoa-
They'll 50 ail thsy saui u mo
Dale Gf1nlsd
l ns lurnsJ and an W tls fousi
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opened n. Refore him stood slim.
barefoot hos in the puulrsi ol fngs'
10 the plilfully slender nrius there vas
something wrapped rather looseiy In
crumpled brown pnper Dale did not
remember having seen The lad before
but he knew Il WIS no l.ltilefnrd.
Some ln son." be- invited cordial.
ly-"come 10 and warm yourself Ny
goodness alive il's too cold 10 30
barefooted Ike thatl Haven't you any
shoes. s0nf
"shoesf7 mutiered the boy. queeriJ.
-shoesi'
iie was shisering from the cold iiis
thin face looked punched and blue. his
eyes big aud hollow Dale siooprd,
picked him ~ bodily. carried him 10
the Old rocksr be- had just vacated.
and pot him into 10 with hands as Ken.
tls a. any wemans
lit" began The boz. sianns
lmfd-"Whal--"
"Now stok youf fesi out and warm
then. son-ihais li and Dale chaied
the poof little. dirty. halffr0isu fsel
aud legs
-Sonf hs sent ou after q muufnt
BIZ hsan ihfohblnr oui u sheer pity
you 80 10 the commissa1 cisrt and
tell him 10 dress you up liks ihs
crowu prince ~ England u he's go'
u. ani charge ihe same 90 the ncruunl
of mn Dale d ain te my Christmas
nf 10 you. lliils boz What's yoli
uamsf
Tie led furusd his SURPRISED tiari
eyes upon ihs faos pi ihs bls and tsn
bruauei man
-Ars 900 hlli naief
"Nes
Thst which ths - -aid nssi siuoi
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CAVE SPRING

Nr >. " Moore a. moved onto
che farm of e Moorr
NJ e. n. Chandler eas the russl
of Al Or Sunday
] q Chandler and Y q Chan.
der were rnesis ~ T. Chandler
Sunday
NJ "a Edwards spent the day al
ihs home of I = or Sunday
Rsy Gupion and NJ D Hiuehe,
were In our sectiou Sunday
NJ DOES Congo ~ Maiioon vas in
our section Fridsy n last veek
NJ Leonard nanilsy was in our
section Sunday
Mr. Alvs nmniley vas the guest
81 Mr nonnls or Wednesday
Nr u o. orr va ths russt Of
biz father X 2. on Wednesday #
last wrrk
Mr. Al or was iu Matioon Fn.
day n last week
n. y Mcdowell closed his school
Friday with a wonderful treat of ean.
dy
Mr.. s. o. Tosh is improving slow.
ly At this writing
The remains ~ 7 n Clark urr,
laid a. rest AZ the Cruvell Cemetery
Wednesday. Re, Kinr conducting N,
services
Miss Mahls Giyens spent Suuda,
with Miss Virginia sullivan
NJ Herbert Sullivan was N,
guest of Donnie or Sunda,
Mr.. Pat Duffy was In Pumpkin
Center Tuesday u last wssk
Mr. Al Orr vas he guest of Mr.
Ross Scott Thursday
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.IT HAPPENED
IN MARIC
Nna !, Happening 10 Matioa ",
F,su Nssk

Toe case iod below b. not on
oomman ihlnr Thr same ocruu
.guen..y and all' continue to hap
"a, .oHr faIi have tidneys AMI
rf ias ihr lidnry
p Guras nfun h'a ksmlih I
|N Main sf Marnn. avs Il
lialnIy have fsHnd nasns Kidney =
lu ,e rani nrne,ir for lame b
land anud lsummeni them b. :
'one Az iime. ms halk ga. to d
.rfine me sa DO b. hard fof ms a. b
io,o My uoft a bird co. ne 10
.h,uaasf there b. sn much bending
|hfi.nr to be- Ihn oau.rs my hask
troon try lame and sore 4
|haan kdmt pil.s when I ha,s
|twub'r ard ihey son relieve all
|ai'meri
rroc 6o,. 90 all dealers non1 )
lpy ml fof kidney remedy
Deans k.dne, rilIs the same I
49, Gus had Poster. Milhurn
Mr., buffalo. Ny Adyertisem
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CHAPTER XVIII.
The Last Fight

The Last Fight
Il vas early 10 the morning, and
NIL Dale had just sent FOR Ben Little
ford. The hillman hurried 10 the o.
acs. for he believed be knew what
was In the air. No had already gone
70 woFt a. the mine. aud be ihick
beard. bis face and BIZ hands we're
black with the dusi Of coal
"st down. Bsn. said tho general
manager "wsrs EoinE 10 hold q
council Of war"
uulsford toos q chair and crossed
hia lsu
Ia it the Hall ouihfi be- drawied
-Yss." answered the younger man.
and forthwith hs told the other u the
news that By Heck had brought Hm
q fsw days before he had not xlven
the matter really serious cousldera'
tiou until that morning "Nov. he
finished 4 want 10 know whsihsr you
thlnk there's any danTerr
Llitleford tugged 81 bic Iaekened
beard and frowned
"Bln." he said sobsriy, do you
rickollect shat John Moreland told
you oncst about them Ballsi hs told
- at you wasn't safe. and ~ he
wasn't safe. outsl they was dead and
buried. didn't hsi ! believe be- dld
By Hsck says Ties . whole big lassel
O them Navth Ca1insr Tuner he's
ahore them and the halls'll ouinum'
Der us mors'u two 10 one ies hes
danger. Bnl. and specially 10 you
They think u Was you killed Adam
and they don't think ths lav handed
'sm . square deal 81 the trial
-Thsn listen 10 this plan" said
Dale.
-rn keep by Hsck ~ the rivel
watching Cor them. he siil have
three sticks Of dynamite tied toreihei
and capped and fitted uith fnss 4
he sees them coming this way in any
thinr Ike q force. be- oil hrs ~ ~
dynamite a. . signal 10 o. our mel
will gather here m the upstairs of thl'
bulldlag. and bar ths doors"
-0h. Bin.- moaned ne old nrhief
-yeu shorsly don't think ve'd ever 10
'sm git 10 the doorsf"
4 hops they don't. certainly.
smiled Dale "whsrs are your rife.
BmT
AT the mine. said Littlsfori. ~
80. Blll. se've ben a.lookin "a
trouble
Dale went on AT ~ ilect's ia
nal. m rst on my horse and ride q
the lowlands Cor ths Morslands cal
gts then a loi quicker than ! can 81
competent help from ths law Wha
Do you think q itf
-lrs god pian. reckon.
rruuled Ben Liiisford. -only ! don
cotton vsry easy 20 The idse o. q
a.unnin' fr0m the mine % ihis hsf
buiidin' never did ne 10 run fro'
ans man voth q dum Hili"
'nui that vouiinf b. cosarilt
.Ilals protested - uuuli hs palf'
slraie.lc move. aui q euuld sH,
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The hls aud -inbrounsd msn uith sn
~ forgs " bullet
80 fou'fs nlu tals We'll. d my
soul''
"iiunt buddy dartf-
Tils tay ssni on NJ uams. Ws
hsusry ! coms hsrv 9Th q christ.
mas 80 ~ you Ne po.uisd = dirty
ioIshuEsf tcsard no bundle lu BIZ
lap ~nui you siut sgoin' o. 40 u
pos
-Whyf Dale sstsd smrlnrly
-Mhy Shoes ars shy u-u.
ild stsf have ans shass aforsi Hare.
fooisd e. q fahhH THAT'S ms nsfe.
fcoisd ass "a ahbit~
"san pfoissisi nu nals. -yoars
suiirclf ioo small 10 sssar fou
musint da o. ytnse-
-iss- qulctly Elm small Tn snail
% bay az I'm doss twelve yeaf old.
I've heen measured fo' IN a. bssls -
Measured for ths rebacls o.
isushed Dale. ~vhafs thatf
WHY sol.sfiy 'vhsu - eros llt.
ler sild o hirrrr ys'ts got the a..
haets Msv. shs msssufsd ms slih
yam sirlng oui d suctiae whlch
had h~sn sofs by uuinsn seventy
ssvsu yeaf oif. aud su sis wrapped
ne yau string sruund TO- door, hinge
i'h 'fin 10 rFow hlghsf. o. dc. one o.
roihsf afurv no sirns wra~ oui ou
The hing bound o."
Arain lials laughed Mounialn an
pefsiliiuns always AMUSED hlm nsu
iiiilefsri cane Into ne room. and
Dale aruss md faced hin.
10 you knov This boy Kay
1T iyss Rails boy.- answered
tiiilsfsri puctsrnr his bross
-Whafs te foIn hrnT
-iis bruuEht Christmas present
Or me said naie shui hs has a..
cdst hat ! shant have e.
'-fhs coils Chnumas pfsssut fou
ouu'd $40 frum e iial aouid b. bob
vt frueust nen lliilefori
ne siepIed % ~ rockef aud toot
ne bundle from he boys Tap: ~
iook away the cumpled hrovn %.
per-and there ln BIZ hands was Z
loaded anf cooked retolvcri
ny 0eorEew exclaimed Hin Dale
"whstd ! tell yef smiled Ren flt.
tisforA
An houf later Dale and = score Of
Lliileforis and Morelauds entered ths
hlg downstairs roum ~ ihr afles snd
supplies building The defeated Hall.
and Turner'S lounEed hsrv ami lhene
sullen aud silent. on tho rough board
seor Of their temporary prison.
Dale walked lnio their midst aud
sddressed them quietly
You'll sdmil, uon'i ,nu that i've
o., shat you fellows call the dead.
Nood On youi And that n lle. In my
pe~ef 70 eud ever single one n yuu
io ihe state penlieuilaryf
y recton so admitted Adam Rails
tsthsf lle was prriU veil coued aud
- vsrs The othsr
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"Ilui I've decided not to do IT,
on 1901 nalc = can't forget thm
ls Christmas day You may have
libsri, us present from the
youNe tried 40 hard aud 10 ulr
10 kill AFTER the doctor gets tn
With Little Tom and Saul Llilh
be- Will come hcw 10 dress all
wounds then our guards will giv'
back your rifles. aud you ma
home I'm not asking you To or
ne anything you understand.
simply trusting the human heart
/ don't believe i'll be- dlsappolnls
Dale turned TO John More
Morrinnds ugged face wore .
Ilsd. displeased snll.
-if your brother liasid was
1911 dale demanded with q bare
Of anref ln his voice. what ID
think held DO shout ~ IL u
mas day. lsut az
The uid MoWIand chiefs q,
nance safies.d BIZ grey eyss b
susd "iss. be- sald. "lts chrll
daS. Hu" lis looked toward 10
and Turner's
MerJ Christmas geo 'lemen Z
said
Adam naus father imust
askrd hlm far ,hss VI tuuas.
49, 81 NJ
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CALLED NATIONS MODEL C
l,loh Dlsilastiso That hy osnsfsl
cert. seems 10 tsss seer ~s'
b. asyssiiis. nieh

uiHJ miiss north u Detroit
shai l. kuasn a. fhs -mo,isi GO
Amsfios says = pstfoii isissfaa
ths ~ Loais rosi iiispaich .
MsDsfilir. aunsi sutirsIi bl a.
ogmsni comuauj Ihs meisi &c
Married ti oiesu private homes. :
pstei arssts iiiiis usaiih and =
tented rammuuiiy stsfs siritss
lnknosu
NarIsfiiis sas q sifuEGiina
uluniii ~ sums fee huuirri .
shsn ths Maus,iils Lad usts
msni cofapauy sas fsuued The e
PAM pfseseisd O. tay 10 ths 81
town Iariory sites ssfe then 81
other ronorrus and bones uers 81
ths suftsfs st "a rsasauabls ~
To thoss uho iid noi care b. bui .
able hoisl and boafiins house 80
mo,isiiuus SER provided
There a. 90 lniiiiHs a. thla uttis
q 0@o populatian nhs pfinc
gfopsfiy hoiisfs saeh ysaf hire q
manager o. run ths piacs ~ the q
mission form q rotsrnmsut Ths Il
schooi system is ne surpassed By
In America Elevators uers bro,
frum snls q ~ largest riiiss IN
couniry and tod o. pfosids n I
nanls halls motis thsatsrs and 80
boat ouupaniss sers granted coa
sious under ~ eily sotsfumsnt
Tatss are boz as ths gptssp y
tosn is practically palt for lafssil
ths manufacturers
The Crittenden press., 1922-01-20

stairway. and Hen htileiord and the
Morelands followed close upon his
heels. Al the front aud side windows,
behind anything thry had been able
to ind that would stop q bullet. knelt
Lltilefofds With rifles In their hands.
patiently watching for q human target
to appear on the mouniainslde above.
Saul aud Little TON lay In a corner.
where they were fairly safe from
chane bullets llaye. had hound up
their wounds ~ we'll as he could with
the material at hand They were
both white and helpless and suffering
but SIN full OF the old Lltileford
hghting spirit
Dale seized hls Winchester and
belt of cartridges frum the hands u
the man who had brought them 10
him. aud turned 20 the others 4 bul.
iet crashed through the wall and
struck the -four al hls foot b. paid
no attention 10 A.
Listen 20 me. boys" Dale was
huckllng biz cartridge belt With rapid.
steady hugefs "frum where th.i arc
hlding the Balls aud Tuuers can
hardly ses the lower story Of thIs
building Wei go downstairs open
the front door and ruu 10 the edgs
" The laurels ai the foot of the noun.
tain Then veil turn 10 the rght
make . aide detour aud gei above
ihe Rail ouini sell be- lighting doNu.
hll instead of uphill Get mei As
I you al readyr
10 man. thsy uerr ready.
They reaehrd tls thlct under.
Erosfh Without being seen By tiIc 20.
emy. While N llalis aud Turner'S
hred mon or less almessiy 81 fh.
building dfsnk white whisky and
called irunkenly for ths SURRENDER 70
them n nlll Dale nll Dale ami h's
meu eerr maklng ihelr say steadily
10 slde half.orie up ths side u
David Moreiands muuniain
Hair an hauf afie' lhey had iefi ne
onice buI'fiug Dale bad siaficn,l his
men. dspluyed as llns of fskim.shens.
tshlnd ,hsiisfins trsss some tso hgu.
drsf fesi above the Balls aud heir
kinsmen
John Nsfsiand. rsn iAiiiefurl sud
1871 Dale uerx noi far spar ITS q
shsms ~ o. a. said Dale = saeaf.
~ can't shoot usn in ths hact uss
this
John Norsiand. twisted his mouth
iuio q qurer smile % couismpt aud
80 d.i nsu Litilsfoni They snss.
fsf better ihan fhsif leader. ths says
u that reog's uiihput q pflncIpls Tie
balls and ruusfs uolidut hssiiais
10 shoot them in ihs hacki
Well John Morsiand rrplisi and
4 49, aimost snesr -ye might 81
dean thar aud ste en- soms candy,
snd Eiss en- and an en- sunt thsy
rl-a- suuvudsr
Dale leaned sruuud his frer. q grrsi
msfi~a chrsinut nuf called ta'tiy
-iuuts 80 q chancs o. sufrFn'isi
nov and yoad esnainiy better iaks
u quict
Ous % ihoss hsies yelied sufrfissd
D. "Nhors yuuf Tien fief All
WHIPPED 10 ne other s'ds - thsii
shslisrlug timber
Ths ausenr cane 81 onre TIN h'i
Dale and fm pes,si' iourf 40 ~
merey of ne hussi hlli cian nai ssei
iootei along rife barrels ulu 20,
surrender or hEh q cot
You saIi ii-esu nEhf t out r
cried q bufiy cousin o. Hars Adam
Hall fssassi
-rouw caf Efuvisi ,iill Dale
siippiuE BIZ rihs oui beside ihs trss
-0lys 'rm ~. tofsF
Ne sas unused o. th.s safi n ihing
and he sas incauiious ~ stHssd I
-. q -. -
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Dovu o. is'o sraphiis sss otiai
chisfy ffom ihs uarrostals mine
Cumhsfland En9iaud sInos ihei
supply tas hesH dfaen from est
sIhef'a ffom UCeniffuxs. Nsa Z
state nuftingham Qushsc sud
hsmla Graphite is aiso produced
Crflan aud Madagascar Afiih
gfarhHr "a a'sa Icing manafacful
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fixtures for your house.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER co,
6fh and G sts. 9Th and Ella. ave. ne.
southwest. Camp Metgs.
Evening star., 1922-01-28

0THNOGRAPHER-Must be thoroughly expe-
risnesd a. stenographer and competent to do
gsberai o6ice work: temporary employment. 50
10 % days: 80 per month; state experience.
references and telspAsas number in application.
AddrsGD Boz LA, Star once.
Evening star., 1922-01-28
FOR SALE-GARAGES

Master-Bilt
Metal Garages.
$1o DOWN-$Io A MONTH.
Own your own metal, freproof
garage and pay for it less than
rent.
Why own a car and walk half
way homer
Just the same as a gift.
Buy from a reliable firm and
eliminate trouble, expense and
worry.
Immediate Construction.
IRON-CLAD GARAGE CO.,
- Ineespoeated.
osI 5th St NV. Main 5672.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC.
COMMERCIAL CARS AND TRUCKS.
Evening star., 1922-01-28
WOOD.

Oak or pine; any length; $12 cord.
r., Phone Marlboro 49, fe?e
5HOWCAsEs AND STORE FIxTUREg. sam.
PIE FLOOR AND COUNTER CASES AT
SPECIAL PRICES. ''BUY Ar THE FAC.
TORY." RUsE Q COMPANY. sos Low sT.,
Evening star., 1922-01-28

II you have any furniture Jr othee 6oe01 q
EI1nklin 201S. s - 3 q J. IS 'ss4f 2.s4
Evening star., 1922-01-28

FEMALE.
NEVER waf! ORIGINAL Tecomplerdaftons
In dnplDiag for employment. Use COPIES.
BOOKKEEPER, for real estate
and builders Office; permanent
position; Saturday half holiday
all year; salary, $4,000 year
to start; splendid chance for ad-
vancement. Reply in own hand
writing. Address Box 14-A,
Star office.
CANDY WRAPPERS, EXPERIENCED. AP-
PLY 80 NJ ST. NE.
CASHIERS. two. for first class cafe; expert
ence and reference required. Address BOX
7S-A, Star office.
COOK and general houseworker. Apply Apt.
402 The Ontario.
DEMONSTRATORS and salesladies by large
concern Of national reputation; attractive work !;
good salary. Phone Cleveland 683 (after 3
p.m.)
DEMONSTRATOR-EIpe preferred; sal
ary and commission. Address Boz 20O-K. Star
office.
DREssMAKER's HELPER-steady work.
Col. 6719.
GIRLS to address speeches; $o.25 per thou
dress and telephone number. Address Box
nff1r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-04
CLASSES TO
RESUME AT Y. N. c. A.
inquiries Being Received lndl-
cate Attendance VIII be
Larger Than Ever.

A large enrolment Is tho present
indication for tho Y. NJ. c. A. svsn-
irg school. according TO 4 report given
out by director Bols. For . good
many years they have not had "a
many inquiries AZ they have this year
and the prospects for the largest eve-
ming school in the history OF the cdu-
cational movement at tho local "Y''
are very bright.
Tho Introduction OF four new courses
and the continuation Of two OF the
popular courses arc the incentive for
tho inquiries that are coming In. The
new courses that will be- given this
fall are: once organization and man
agcment; business finance; economics
and business letters and reports.
In addition to the new courses tho
regular old ones will he taught and
"A large percentage Of the inquiries
have come about the courses In pub
lie speaking and salesmanship. These
are popular at this time. The instruc-
tors will be announced In the next few
days.
Just as last year, the local Y. NJ. G.
"A. Is cooperating with the Philadel-
>phia Central Association and the aid
that their educational department car
render helps make the local courses
that much stronger. Several local
men will teach also.