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rTHE WILMINGTON DISPATCH. .WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 27 -1916,;
PAGETHREE
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70
.... r.i.iini tn hushel
a. ner nw -
1.25 .
Mb, huum 1.000 1.W
ins. Fancy 8.00 - '
InnlPS ""
Lpepp.h.ishol 75
Lions, per - tick 4.00
u-hv t h - anlcnera and vegetable
" f , f I
tt iirnfiliTiP" hv th nrAt. om t iit i - -t
koW"''s ilM 1 rf uu-u iiaus .j.
, soarina: marKec is in oik prouiem ouh sees i4-;.
I,,, tiiivsiuvl out. by the Vegetable '
fOWOJ SSU( lull"" IHUJI iva( CL i
ninth :i 111111:11 couvennon opening
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NOTICE!
The New Hanover County Board oft
Elections met at me uourt nous lvion
,v septen her 4th, lUlb, in accord-
Ke with Sction i304 of Revisal o
303; vols. I and II, as amended by
),il)lic Laws i!)07-lf)l5, and fixed the
'allowing Kloof ion iTcrmcis ana.rou-
ALSO
In accord with Section 4308 of the
bisal. tho following Registrars and
udges were appointed to serve in the
n . 1 Tl i. ? TLT . . -- 1
!i, 1916: -.
First Ward -Polling place Engine
:. J. Pardon ; Judges: S. L. Chmnis,f.. -
'as. Elkin.
Second Ward Polling place: Court
cusp (down stairs); Registrar: W.
iV. Hodges; Judges: D. H. Howes,-Jr.,
11. Meredith.
Third Ward Polling place: Giblem
,od?o; Registrar. J. R. Davis; Judges:
J. Ellis. Cov Hewlett.
Fourth Ward-Mills' Stables, IAS.
pock street; Registrar: J. R. King;
adgos : T. D. Love, Sam. Seigler, Jr.
Fifth Ward, First Precinct Polling
r&te: Engine House, 5th and Castle:
hrtstrtir: J. R. Taylor: Judges: Oeo.
Motte. 'I hos Losson.
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct Poli
ng place: Kni?ine House, 6th and Cas-
lc; Rpgi. t i a r: T. G. Landen; Judges,
F. B. Sav:u.. W. W. Ketcham.
Sinn Ward Polling place: Mann's
tore; Registrar: .1. F. Mann; Judges:
D. Edwards. W. A. Woods,.
sVvon Miii r'ost Polling place:
ot-panl's Store; Registrar: Garrett
Valkcu: Ju.k'ns: Ceorce T. Smith. W.
.WVst.
Masohhnm polling place: Lumsden
we iWliiskcv Creek); Registrar:
Mf-y Pin,M-; Jiulgen: Walter Home,
M. flrant.
Nercl point -rolling place: Rurn-
,'t's Store; lleqistrar: T. J. Burnett;
s: fiarv .rtnt7.. Wm. Riddle.
Mnter Park Polling place: Humph-
'P' Store. :it ( 'rossine: Reerisfrar: A.
Hish; Jiukea: CJ. C. Mclntyre, E. H.
Sea date Polling Tdace: Rogers'
i- Melton, (!eo. Rogers.
f'ape Fear Polling: Dlace: Johnson's
lorf: Uouistrar: J. H. Johnson:
s: E. J. Herrine:. J. W. Winders.
C. W. WOODWARD,
Chairman, Board of Elections.
S5 Edition us WW-rpirfura-
BIBLE Gi?1
W confr MTh; T self-pronouncmg, wua copiuu.
!?fgnal references
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4(jie tvne Si rftttct!ti
Stht CathoUo Bible, JJottty Verstony e ndow d y ArcbMsopsof '
?l!op (nnn r'aVair.ViiV UArte. as Welt ftO' py tn TrirllT-proved bv the
iVOlTh .,... C m.t .nA iTt olfitufel ana .u- .,. imaunb
ltributfa In the tame bladlngr as
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Items, with the- peceasary yrtC6rtiflcatea.
rmi. ii- in n.nt. itn flftli miles
LOCAL MARKETS, :. I J nmflS
..September 27
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mperature,-
4. ' 1
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"ft
32
Asheville ;
78- '-48; :ooi
'-psjtca" .do.
-"0" l 70 j'00
82 CO. .00 "
-78 MS"
78, 04
HIT ' 72 .00
'0 J 72 .01
72" ' G0- ;.00
-Xt 64 ..OO 1
' V &8 i-.0"
86' '-72 v00
?7S "54 '( .00
'83 66 il.00'
'Atlanta
ChRrleston -pj
ClTarlotte ;
uaivoBton r..
New Oilearts p
Pittsburgh .p
I SUNRISE? and SUNSET.
Thursday. '
j0
-L ' ..6:01
booster; TRIP
IS SUCCESSFUL
Ovr 500' Miles; Tveled by
Party Much Literature
Distributed.
Durham, Sept. 25. The Boosters
trip that was made Saturday by a
number of business men of the .city
was a decided success and the mem
bers of the party returned Saturday
night after having traveled over 500;
miles in the interest of the Durham
. . m, ;
tobaccts market. They report that
numbers were persuaded to say that
in Durham
The trip seemed to have a splendid
effect on the inhabitants of the coun
ties through which the party passed
and it in the past they did not know
that Durham wanted them" to mar.' et
their weed there they certainly kno
so now for not one - member ot the
party let a ; chance; '. -slip lf tcll.4n
most glowing detail of the advantage
of t,he;Purhara market. . , 4
,'All along the jQute'hanbjtfs wre
thrown out and a number, of place?
the party stopped long enough for sev
eral of the members to make short
speeches.
NOTlCF.OF COMMISSIOVF.ITS SAI.F. OF
RKAL F.STAl'E.
. Nntke Is hereby given that the undersign
ed commissioner, nnflerand by. virtue of a
Judement of I he Superior Court of New
Hanover i.'onnt.T, entered inrrM speelarl pro
reedinjr entitled, rrie Holland et al, vs.
r,.ri. iTnnHinpii ot oi will spfl lol.he hicli-
st bidder for cash at the Court House
rtooV of New Hanover i-onnry on the 23rd
dnv of (Wober. liHti, at VI o'clock noon,
Uhnt' certain tract or parcel of land lying
;and nemg in tne ciry or v iuiuhkiuh. u.mu
ty of New Hanover and State of North Cat.
ollna. and described as follows;:
Keginning at a point in. the western line
V.f Fourth stireet, thirty-three (: feet
Konthwnrdly from, and at right angles to
the southern line of Parsley street, If the
same were extended across Fourth street
and runs thence westwardly and-parallel
with. Parsley street eighty-two (82) feet
to nbfey Allev lor Avenue ; thence south
wardlv With said avenue and at right an
trlei to varsley street thirty-three (38)
feet thence castwardly and parallel, with
ti-..,. cn-Mt tn tho-western lines of b ourth
nir.nt? the western line of
Fourth street, thirty-three (3.1) feet to the
hoeinninc nolrtt, same being .part, of t;he
soiitheasterff end of lot No. 1, In- hiock o.
i oi an,.nr!nir to the omcinl Plan oc ine
. ..... . . . , , ... 1 . cimA
said-city or iimingui, "
Conveyed to J. M. Holland by B. K Robe,
find Al. A. Jjooey, i.v tit-fu uair i"" i
isss" and dulv recorded in New Hanftver
' Ths 'the 20th day of ptffC.
J9 l-law-4w-thHs commissioner,
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MTHAT-STAKN ONEP THESE WQRK-'U vxAgla
The"abovo CerttW 1th W of conse 1 : -
M vAi ff aw f ftl CatllOllCS
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'ntfV. The illustrations consists ot thit M-Pa f5K"'S,'utel It Will be i
tne rwi""'"'". , , . . . ,-.(. ..,1
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New York-Settt: :27Thftlcottoir3
market opened aiellne of fronii: rNWTMk'QStteair
5,toiX points tpd&sGTradinVwas nuielri
land flftpr collino- fi-rtftio 1 a ' fr.iU.iJ!''
iih ;;wTrr- ? "atr
report that jth Alabama
teorjfed .between' 15 rto
Srto O per pent'
December waB.Off'and January,. wan
UO.Ua nftftF tho null
- Cotton
.Open.
.15.75
.16.02
.16.12
. 1G.28
.16.45
Close.
15.80
16.06
.October n
December ... ; !
January ....
March, . .
May . . ... .
Now York Spot
.'wit-.
lw
15.05
Wilmington cotton.
Charleston' cotton
Savannah cotton
158i
-.15
15
LlVftPDOL' COTTON.
, ! " 1 Open;
Oct.-Nov. 9.34
Jan.-Feb, sj. 9.411-2
Close,
9 49
March-April .1. 9.46 9.45'ATerIcan1 Smelting .n3 7:8
Open, quiet: closo. nuiei: Middling
j : ' KaI(JS' 10,000; receipts, 7,000
CHICAGO;
$26.60
152 1-2
'73
'4R 10
Pork .
Wheat
Corn
Oats . 1
Ribs
Lard '
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13.92
14.37
WILMINGTON NAVAL STORES.
. Spirits 43 1-2.
Jtosin $5.35 and $5.30.
f Tar -$2.60 and. 10 12 cents.
Crude $ t.00. $4.00- and $3.00.
f v Reeelots.-
Cotton 935
Spirits "" r
Rosin.: . r,l
Tar jr 11 " 46
Crude " "
SAVANNAH
Spirit s 43 3-4.
Rosin $5.90-.
NAVAL STORES.
New Hampshire Democrats will meet
ljn Sjat contention at Concord today
t0 a"Pt a platform and prepare plans
for the Pall ai
. :
Well KrtowilHRussians Report-
aLLJ I r
cu iu uc rtrrcsicu in Mil- .
v ferent Cities r ?
Copenhagen, Sept..
papers publish details
-Russian
of a gigantic
scandal which has caused great ex
ilement throughout the Empire of
the --Czar,. AccoNling to theo reports
i -number of well known influential
inancr ami several high officials.
lave' been " arrest ed in Petrograd, j
inscow. Kieir and other cities.
Among the arrested are Rubinstein.
the manager
of the iranco-Rpssian
3ank of Petrograd. with his wife and
;wo brothers, the. director of Ih'e rub
ber factory of Treukalnik and Co.
;he proprietors of the banking firm
Juncker nrothers and Wolfsohn, a
famous lawyer and attorney for tho
Panish embassy.
The financiers and their: confeder
ates in official circles are accused of
aaving formed a ring for illegal specu
ation and usury, ft Is charged that
they bought up sugar, jrain, meat
and other foods. and heir these neees
.ities until the prices were driven up.
The profits they made through these i
lleisar- manaeuvres are estimated
nnuons or umiars.
To reach the officials whose aid
the ring needed Rubinstein . is said
to have employed a number of beauti
'ul and fashionable women, mostly
veil known actresses of Petrograd and
Moscow.
30c to $i.5(J pound
Between the two lines we
haye the best Candy Jo be
had at, any price." If you
purchase a box, and for.
anjr reason do not like; it
just throw the box away
and telephone 248 and we
will rush your money back
tpypxi by messenger.
V ,t.
, "Serves You Right" l
Johnston's' ChocoBtet
HIGH OFFICIALS
FORMED TRUST
Uggetfs
Chocolates
80c to $1 .50 pound.
"STOCKS..-
jivestment sliaresomtnntftH onriv
- J,. - f t, "' -
- i W oporattona and
for
J1ho?ft rsmiea befng nforcf lmfrcsrfi
thaw at an tieMhHh'f!Cnt general
rlsfi.
1 lidro: we'rfe many tsn"sacnoriI of
fi'fitti' f.HaOO' YrfH.KffO "flares iTi' Union
Palflcr ( Southern 1 Pacific, Tennsyl-
vaiua,r heading, and NgwT(, Yprk j-Oeh-
t I II II III I ii III i '-I . . . . -. t.-- , WT TT I - .. - - . ... , - , - - ' V . ' . .v M IK.
lj.tral. at. advances extending from: ajj
16? fraction to. pyer-u point.' boloadoll
Fuel . and neneraj Electric were
tJtrn tyn Inton'ot "ran Biiranna rvf i.m
e. trie latter at an advance or from
4 to 5' pnmf ft. Texas Company lofrtj 8.
5-8nrClmmiQra , '. 26 7S
American neet sugar 97 l-z
American tSarr 1 641-2
AjnerleiiTi Qar and Foundry ii.- 66 7-8
" American Locomotive
- 1
Ajinericah. Cotton Cfil . 56
! America' Sugar 112 3-4
Ameriean Tel. & Tel. 133 3-4
American Tobacco. 1
Anaconda Copper 97
Atchison .N, w1061-2
Atlantic Coast L ine 115 1-4
Baldwin; Locomotive . 86 3-4
Baltimore & Ohio 89,1-2
Bethlehem Steel 5591-2 j
Canadian Pacific, 17a 12
Chesapeake & Ohio ' 6S
Chi., a Mil. & St. Paul
Chi., "R..i: ife'Pac. Ry.
Consolidated Cas
Crucible Steef .
Erie
- 97.1;3
- 19,1-2,
1391-2
. 9.T7-8
. 40 7-S
.182
.U9
General Electric
i Great JNortbfrii Pfd.
1 Great Northern Ore Ctfs.
- 43 3-4
j Illinois Central 10 1-4
1 loiter. Merc. Mar Pfd. Ctfs. 123
i Kmsas cy Southern . 27
Louisville & Nashville 134 1-2
Liggett & Myers, 270
Lorillard Co. j 225
Maxwell Mqfors" 5H 1-2
Mexican Petroleum 112 3-8
I Missouri, Kansas & Texas pfd . . 12 3 4
NaUoriaV Lead I .". .. .".' 701-4
vroTtr vni' rvni: 1aa , .
! New ork Cpntral . . . . 109 3-4
& Hartford .... 61
i Northern Pacific 113 1-2
i Pennsylvania 58.3-8
1 Psnlino. 119-1. ol
I Rep. Iron & Steel 74
! Seaboard Air Line
.15.3-4
j Seaboard Air Line Pfd , . 37 1-2
sipss. snet. steei & iron 60
Southern: Pacific . .' 102 3-4
Southern Railway
27-8
69 7-S
.132 "
25 1-2
i SoutWn Railway, Pfd
!.St,udpaker Corporation
TenniDssee Copper
Tex$s Ca
Union. Parific .-. y
rrai-3-4
.164.
.- 60
. 7fi
.115 1-4
121
. 44
Unitwl fuit AJ
United States Rubber
U. S. SmelMnR & Refining
United States Steel
Uuitetl States Steel pfd . .
iVa Caro. Chem . . .' -.
Va. Iron; : Qoal &kof.v
Wabash .Pfd (Rj:4iw
. . 28
. .100,3 - 4
.. 64
j Western tUnion,
Wcstlnghouse Electric
Copper ..; 66 5-8
.'American Zinc .. 43 j
Corn . ,
Gulf Stenl
If-
92
. . ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of The South
EXCURSION FARES
From WHmlngtori ! .
OPEN' TO' THE PUBLIC
WASHINGTON . $16.00
BALTiMORE.J. ..:. . 18.00
PHILADELPHIA . 22.80
i NEW YORK :. 26.00
A8HEVLe N c uM
,Awnrcw.. . a.
. . . 15.35
16.76
... 1485
LAKE TOXAWAV, N. C ... .
BREVARD, N. C. . . .
H ENQERSONVJLLE, N. C; . . . . 14.05
SALUDA n. a . ... ... ..... tsj&el
TRYON.4. C, r.. ..V JL3-
on, sale feTeryjlyutt Sept. j
-SOr good .to stop- oyer, limited jeturning
im,tH Oct. XL- . .
Tickets on $ale limit
ed returning jjntOcbJe4r ( 6.-, ,.,
- i . ' $1150 Ft. .Myers; Flah
$33.05 Cleveland dhlo
Account Annual Convention - Brother
hood of St. Andrew rvTlckets . will be
sold October,!, -2 an -limtted return
ing until October 12 4 1 .jj r. A . ,
.,$41.00 Little R09lttAfk."&;
; Account NationaVjCngpsjs i df- Negro
Fraternities. ..Tjlckta will be sold Sept.
.26, 27 and7 2, Rmited, returning, until
Oct.. 2nd. ..r;.,-.
7 20.95 Jack-sonvllle, Fla.r.
7 $gl.45 State Camp, Fla; . .
iAccount the following important Na
tional events: . . -n
SnnHrftrfh Rlffn AHsorinHonx ftetohAT
( 11 and 12V - ' ' ' i : - ' i- ' ' -
National Rifle Association, October
fl3.jt.,J9 i-s;.. ... 1-
National -Rifle rractlce October 20
and 21, -., -, -.,: : i .---?
ii -National. Tnd1vldua Rule Match, Oc-
iJtober28. T , . - . -r
: National Pistol Match; October 24.
National Team. Matehj" October -24
t,o Jr. . . ' : r
Tickets will 5a sold -to i Jaxd?sonville
Camp and return Ootdber 7, 89. JL4.;15
and 16. All d;lcket , Willi bo limited re-
Hbrnipg upt&. Noyenlbef - 4;. 19111. Ile
25,50; OetoSera ntP noyttate-
' jijcofl faresfqr. par.fteft.pt tei or more
: ft-, OTHjEfv J'QtNTS"1 OPT ITH' , -
; i Ik AXL Alf t cxcbAst Cmn.
"Tna stanaartu faitroarj tne souttir
We. aire gpSitOjqliHci policy;
p of giving the public BETTER .
c oiiycs 111 icaj iiiui4cyfJ
Our Position. .SJ':1;"-: '. f -i
s location. .andlacfcotover-
f neau expense wia enaoie
a. us to fake the lead in iik
comparaole values, m
ours
Much Speculation is Being
Caused as to Whether Tar
Heel Guardsmen Can Vqte
. RalCight tSeptL 26.. ffrlTW Cro-'
lina's -National Guard began moving
to Mexico vesterdjiv and. (hief :r.Tus-
, tice Walter Clark discussed the prph.(
i ability al; tUeir, being .allowed n vote
: in. the November election., , :." j
j j rie cniei justice untis . piemy 01
i precedent for voting, but the pros
pect for North Carolina isn't pleas
ing. The "New York guardsmen were
here -today upon . their. : return and
there is nar.-.douht- of . their;. rlghUHa
thft franchise. Judge Clark w.rites a:'
I letter to : -one of. tho city papera-nnd-I
discusses the 4 subject with interest.
j 'Three thousand two hundred vot
ers in North Carolina will go io the;
Mexican border." Judge Clark said,
"this week.. While the result in the
nStato; will not he . affected' by theij
losing .their. .v.Qtes, it is justtQ theq
men and . a, mat ter of . some , interest
in close counties, as in Lincoln, for
instance,,' whether they can vote .or
not. During the .Civil War North'
Carolina soldiers in Virginia' ahd
elsewhere were allowed to -vote not
only in: State but county elections. I
have - received many applications ,. to
know whether this . law is still in
force. On investigation I Rave found
that the statute- allowing soldiers 10
vqte at that, time has not been re
pealed and ' it wouM . be in. force tp
day but for lhe'fact that it" contained
a j proviso that it. should be in force
only. until i the ratification of a treaty
of peace between .the Confederate-
states , and the United States
"The soldiers from several of the-.
Northern -States now , on . the V border
will vote at the' November election
for presidential, .State. and. county;
candidates is several S. tates hayo
standing statutes tq that..effect. Out?
THelfrestc ffea
America. 5
Kenny's High " Grade
Special CofFeec.
Rice at Cut Price,
Souvenirs Saturday.
C D. KENNY eo.
vf f ;t;y
:. Prompt ellyeryi
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JUDGE CLARK
tn n FRs nTfs
UII UULLIILIlUl U I LU
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$3 50
Please remember we
times to adjust any error that may occur,
or yoursto your entire sfltisfartinii
legislature this winter should pass
pa slniilarsEafute" to : provide for- the
f 'voting" "by ' our" "soldiers 'When away
i whether in war or practice; camps as
so many Northern States have done:
Indeed ,in several States they have
; adopted, a statute , which-allows trav-
fi eyng fiVL or -others away from home
to send in their ballots by mail and
it has been proposed, and it' may
have been adopted in some localities, ,
that any citizen, instead of going to
the polls, . may send in his ballot by J
letter duly signed.. There - would hoi
: . ' . . - , . rz
j. less danger Of. fraud, than ipfTtft pres-
beyond question." The" judge adverts!
m. m 1 ---tV - . 1.. 11,. 1 m ise w. - iy . ' ' -r
I l fysvap
?'MkBcmnha&a&hi&-QTiwmti
Make some biscuits ,of..Valiers Dainty FJour and
ite$r him say'Finest blscuitsl ever ate'.TV
C si
. Valiei's Dainty Fl.nr i.i niStte
i slow croiess. wlmh suves all
ttauinti. Jtu g y-our iriXitr cna
11 J yiniiirt;!4 c?rd yoil VaJiera liainty titxf Umtfyou need Hour. 5
pVT " "TWCoVLrtt 0.',VholelDi'.trl3Utor; Wilmintfo J
WCoVLrtt 0o.', VholelDitrlutor; Wilmlntfo '
f -.tat1'r,yMr ..n fri -,nj-, t t 1 . .
I 1 1 ii . . En, ,;; ' '. i,, y . ., V. "WCiv'. . . , .. -. - . . . -. ,:
I il I-: -
0f ElLs
d
BILLY S"
and TWfiSTXi: OTHERS, incUidm Nfofe ijj FONNY
NICODEMtJSf GLYNN, MAE COLLINS ad THREE
WESTON SISTERS, in
; iW A NEW MUSICAL ODDITY
I - " . - s.
"It ti'ti
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i7j t . III
ZS- f . I Mill 4 O ' II
and $4:00
Values ior
stand ready at all
to the practice " in " presidential eleq-'
Upns of Elosingrthe polfe hrNew York
at A p. m. This cuts off much opporv
tunity for fraud.- . . i ;
Attorney-General - Bickett - during
the " late' campaign- for the nomina
tion;, .pledged: himself, whether nomi
nated or-: not to do , something for
those who .must be awayon. election
day and the next legislature, , if Detn-
...-. ...... 1 . ... r .
ocratic, will be given a shot at it.
The Repulflicans' opened , their
county canvass tonight in Apex-, 14
miles from Raleigh, the .candidates
for county offices furnishing tho ora-
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hyflavori
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fi:tcni flavorc-J wheat: milled by u BpPCtal
o:thu hoe flavor : ItiOh'kilteJ thrbtiSh fiillt to
you Vaitera uainty f time you neea nour.
V
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Complete ; Production.
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