The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 20

Tuentv Jounial-Everv Evening. Wilmington, Delaware. Tuesday, April 6, 1913 IK Williams Our Hoarding Houe with Major Hoople Out Our Wav Lrn A. Hignun, 17. of 826 Vandever Avenue; Ric hard F.

Grace. 1K GLrVOl'W NiOT Our Men THiS SEEMS SO BUT KEEP IN I Women csave'S SB- CNiLV TC0U8-E a ii( week-end with Mrs McCarns at their home, 213 Haines Avenue. Newark. He has been under treatment at the station hcspital and will resume training this week. After spending the week-end with 1 17, 2203 Harmon Street; Roland II.

(Kane, 17. Frederick Avenue, Roselle; George V. Tweed, 17, 94 Kershaw FA.C AVVAV FCONA MIND THAT WE WITH TH CIVILIAN i MORALE IS THAT ANV WAR EFFORT ARE RELEASiNb PICTOP- MBTAKIN16 V4l6 PLCt ,0 -tljc. ccOFiOACT TODAC-V, rrB.TH.&ta sou to Avenue Newark; Harrv E. Maxwell, TwAT I KiNiA EXPERIENCED PUT UP BUT 4 111 Service les Avenue, WE'LL HAVE ALL TH' SLOGANS AM' MORALE WORM OUT WEAKEN AN FARMERS FROM i OLD CVATEV: 17, of 20 Mat ardson Park.

LCSE iNTEkIE-ST ROUTINE IT- SOU riND SOU I4V TO BE ORE WE NiEED TH' JOB FCR THE MCEE GET MS UKOB-M. DUSTV IS. cz tnj TUP ROATT i ANV I (. IMPORTANT JOB ORTaO.DOKI'T Pfe. Charles Reynolds Sipple Lu now wearing hLs first stripe after cuti 1 COAvU ruci sVk COAvL.

COLLKPSfc: Lt V- fcv I I NO UOJL NELCCNAE: completing a 8 a 11 DUST-- course pfiC opera- mfri.ve in radio I i I OHf RT ion at Truax th.rd cIaas His wife, the M-as Ar'ean McDonald, ia iver with him. LEWIS Mr BROO VILLL, Mrs if -mere, a a Ne Field, Wlv of Mr. Harry Madison, The son and Mrs. Sipple, of promo -u fireman rir-it C- l-COU i -KEEP UP VOOR THE AWFUL SACRIFICE California, after .11 1 ir.i training at Great Lakes Na-v a I Training ti Charles Sipple Felum, iie had been employed at JOk-eph Bancroft and Sons. i 1 i on.

Sunday was his wen ty-second birthday. Aviation Cadet Alfred Leon Millman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Willarcl Ander Mrs Wllhelm, Private William N.I WHhclm of 324 East Main Street; returned to Camp Lee, vester-! day.

Georgetown I John Pepper, stationed at Camp! Davis. has been spending a few days with his wife and The baby was born a few weeks ago: shortly after he was inducted into the service. Corp. Frank Wilkins, connected with the Observation Corps, near Rome. N.

has been spending a few days with hLs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkins. Daniel Blakeley, located in an I Army camp in Texas, has been vis- iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph E. Blakeley, near here. James Hastings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B.

Hastii 3s, stptioned i with the Army, near Brooklyn, N. is on a furlough recovering from an appendicitis operation. Fritz Booth, stationed at Camp Davis. N. has been spending a few days with relatives here.

Mrs. G. M. VanValkenburgh and two children. Katrina and Holland.

of Virginia Beach, are spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton, at Harbe-: son, six miles east of here. Dr. VanValkenburgh, now a captain in the medical corps of the U.

S. Army. motored here with his family but I returned immediately to his duties. Until joining the Army. Dr.

VanValkenburgh was a practicing physician in Georgetown. 'V' Mr if and Mr-s of REDS; FOR GCVAOOL- I is! promotion j-on. ergt. WaKh. 4 faii BY MERRILL BLOSSE THE CAMPAIGN HAS STARTED Tech.

Srrgt. Thomas Rodman Mc-ey, of Mr. and Mrs, Earl C. Mc-Vey, 13 West Fortieth Street, has commissioned a second Leu-tenant the Coast Artillery Corps upon completion of a course of instruction at Fort Monroe, Va. Lieutenant McVey wis an instructor of accounting at a commercial college, Fresno Calif before he entered the Army.

Raymond A. Kirmani, 21, of 301 North. Lincoln Strecr, has been assigned to Kent, State University for training as an aviation cadet. After instruction as an aviation mechanic, Pfc. Feter J.

Duda, son of Mrs. Sophia Duda. 723 South Van ire ii Street, lias been graduated from the AAF technical training command mechanics school at Seymour Johnson Field, N. C. Corp.

Hubert B. Connell, son of Mr and Mrs. John J. Connell, Sr 1317 West Sixth Street, now stationed a the AAF technical school. Scott Field, 111., has been graduated fr the AAF technical training command radio school.

After less than five months in ti Army, Winford J. Poore has been promoted to sergeant. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Poore FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS trl He is at Orlando. Fla. Robert rr 1 W'UAT kJlND OF SIGNS I DONT OUR HANDS ARE TIED TMOSE OOUFOUK1DED KIDS ARE PERSECUTING THEY SAID THEY'D BLACKLIST WE ALL OVER. Town ARE TMEV BUT son Millman, Gastonia, N.

C. has completed the second phase of his flight training at the AAF basic flying school, Gunter Army Air Field. Montgomery. Ala. He has received his primary training at Orangeburg.

S. C. Millman's father wars formerly an usher at the Pennsylvania Railroad station here and a resident of Wilmington. a New ark Private Herman C. McCarns stationed at Camp Lee, in the Quartermaster Corps, spent the last AS SOON TO USE? AS I FIND T-THEY WITH SIGNS AND I IMmund Lawrence Mrs 13.

soy; of Mr. ml Mrs. Da. id I. Myers, hs H.sr.land Avenue, Belief -i at the Infantry Camp Welters, ir.it i ll.

POLICE protection; DESTROY DEMAND rirv brimg it youe- II MERE A Mi i-t-i- TJ PROPERTY r- I ubin. 501 West reer. and Miss 111-921 Gilpin Avenue. r.o the WAAC axaitms ill TIM TYLER LUCK BY LYMAN YOUNG UNFINISHED BUSINESS (arc elfn. 'a.

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8. BY V. T. HAMLIN HE NEVER LEARNS ALLEY OOP of Middletown, and is now stationed at Camp Crowder, Mo. GCNa 7 MX StAS "AVE YOU DCANTO Give ovt AND Tm' StC5- vOuRE Guv NAMED i I AOlP WTE2 I '03 "T' NOA WHAT HAVE GOT ME A 50j TC Tri r9 OU EEEN JOS tO VOR in TT COULDN'T A SEALEU60VERNMENT COMMUNtCA-nOS WAE WALKED AvwM" FweLu UELP FROM UEAOQUARTERS- -DlDNT 1 TELL YOU, I YOU LOOK EVEN 6ET TUE CUAHCE TO PLACED If RK3UT 1 WWAT DID READ TUOLK3UT UERE CN TUIS YOU LOSE.

IT) WAIT UNTIL 7 DESK I UEUTEHAKr PWANTASMO WAS TWER'S ptEET GONE, BEFOBEj-jt THE ANSWER, UP TO? DC A STORE -ion harles B. Virden, fifth was an- la 5 wee' at Will Rosers if Gla a'nried the 4 r. il in Wil- and yen Pu.vy r.es p-rati-: oefore en- t4 ml a me n.tve received word from MiTER THERE VOU ARE, i NO VOL) WONT, ybrr HE GOT POWERFUL BRCNSON! TOLD WERE ViAD AN' 5AiD HE CU HE'D UPSET HE COVES yTW'- was gonna go err the apple-cart; zjLij---r- a rvE T0 V- STEAK! HIM 1 A r- Six men from the Wilmington area are being trained for duty with the Navy at the U. S. Naval Training Station, Great Lakes, 111.

After 12 weeks i ction in fundamentals of seamanship, naval customs, and procedure, they will be given -T Thornlev, as- award r. Naval Training 2e. Md i5LJJ! jf noDfri i.iuison, Sergeant Poore GREAT TWAT SLEIGUT- SUFFERING and rsice at H- jtist 13Clt OF-UAND SABOTEUR P- r- Toulscn. 13 Silv? R--ad. Hoilv Oak.

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C. h.v re--rived a prom'-'-ion to pharn OF COURSE MUST WAVE LIFTED BY EDWTNA SPEAKING OF SPEAKING- me-cay leaves. They are: William H. Gordon, 17, Hazeldel Avenue, Minquadale; TIPPIE AND "CAP" STUBBS IT RGUT BEFORE OUR VERY EYES-' '3LT4Y. ANVTU N13 MEL-LO! 'T'S YOU.

HAKR.ET 1 PONG ARE YDU CAN tJe "lLINGS 0 CULTURE TH5 CLE SAYS CU'rj'JED 5PEAK IM A LCS, RE-'NED VOCE YOU SHOULD WEAR YOU AN' YOLR FRIENDS TALKiN' SOMETIME -YOU'D 'T liS CAGE FULL O- DA1530 SCREAWN' AT OJCE. QUGhTTA MOrJULATE ri a AwDLY -EA Side Glances O- SE.NSL. vjA" rj-M it YOUi-i VCll.t.. TWAT PATROL CAR CASTT WAVE C. QONE YOU'LL VN WEAO IT OFT, A -r: YOU! 4 A I CL1J ONE OF FIVE WALT DISNEY IN AND OUT OF Dl Tt II ITH MINNIE.

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KEEPS PERFECTLV IN THE REFRIGERATOR BUT DON'T JUST DROP A CAKE IN THE LIQUID. FIRST MASH IT IN A DRY 6LASS WITH A FORK. THEN ADD A LITTLE LIQUID I TIM TYLER'S I I LUCK I VITAMINS YOU FIND SO PLENTIFULLY ANYWAY? 1 ET TlftEDV VITAMIN COMPLEX IN YEAST. LACK OF THEM KEEPS MILLIONS OR LONGER. MANY SEE RESULTS IN MY DIET .1 FEELING LOW.

SO I'VE BEEN IN 7 DAYS 1 1 DRINKING FLEISCHMANNS VEAST v- AND STIR TILL BLENDED. FILL'ER UP 4 THAT QUICK, EH? DRINK! TASTES SWELL TASTES SWELL! T-r-VsTJRINK! THINK lit TRY IT 2 CAKES. A DAY' will be found to- day in the 1 3rd and 4th 1 Columns 1 If you boke of home, use FIijchmonn' Yellow Lobel Yeotf. is the only yeoit containing both Vitomin Complex ond odded amounli of Vitamins A ond D. TwoVitomiB CorVtoilt tnntaiii th following prnpoftion; Hi minimum doily rguirmnhr from yot, 1110 nf ViN.

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