North Carolina Newspapers

THROUGTOUtlWlRY ..V ,..V-.." V"',, i'?! Washington, ma Sf'' f MdtllKoliiralinn the TllP rmteu of States Department of La- Nov. 4. liie Bureau rifieat of ftivir- vrHH,s w . f turaiizHuuii Ul ....v. ulTO ux aturaiizauon nas asked Ihe co- tpartmenfof Labor is sending out j operation of . he various .commercial for mass meetings to be held labor, patriotic and other organiza Lughout the country in every city ! tions, together wUh 'the superinten nd town whose population includes : dents of schools, civil authorities L foreign born. The time for each . clerks of naturalisation courts and of- meeung u lulllu i uuiaia ui me rocar roreign or racial associations. The Federal r authori ties of the Department of Labor be lieve that the time is ripe" to strike an effective blow ac illiteracy and in- hor has uunus wmyeiency oyr stimulating the inter val years proposed four events great l est of employers arid employees, for- admnnsuuiivc &ucimcua.t v;-ci6u wuu nauve norn, men, women PAGE SEVEN : DOH'T HAVE GRAY Hi THE WAR." ! was the e-curmg of the of the public schools of States with that bureau in ID tiri:-'- The ln1 .,-inpration ,hP United citizenship preparedness. lThP second, the proposal to nniloHlnhin tn hnlrl thf iti. i fnrHoH W fh'o Wot mi IIP irl.Hllu" " 1 v ' . - lUCLKt; JVJ1UVVU, LU Lilt; 1 IUI eign-born and action taken to insure their attendance upon the night classes provided for their benefit. There are approximately sixteen and one-half million foreign-born res- irs Grandmothers receipe to bring -fcj - ... 1 oacK coior. youtnrumess and lustre i ' Everybody, is using it again. , . A Gray hair, however handsome, ' de riotes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youttirui appearance. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray arid looks streaked, just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances its appearance a hundred-fold Don't stay gray! Look young! Either prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a 50-cent bottle of "Wyth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," which Is merely the old-time recipe im proved by the addition of other in- on May 10, 1915. The third, the holding of a citizen chip convention in Washington com- me puDuc nriHi i'1 v.o schools working in cooperation with hat bureau for the elevation of the mrhrd oi American cuizensnip. problem cf alien instruction and citi- Zenshin nrcnarmfnaca These mass e ti 11 't f ' redients. Thousands of folks recom- a full ahd free discUSon'of W the i points Involved. The taeilities at- itf" ".JrTVT"" . . . : . . . 4 uesiues no one van uuasiuiv lvu. it darkens so naturally anc evenly. You moisten a pongue or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, tak ing one small strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, its natural color is restored and It becomes thick, idents in this country, of which only ahout three and a half million have been naturalized, according to the governmental bureau is to ; last census and subsequent immigra- c 3 call a mass nieeuug ul ciuiteua aim nn-iieciive citizens, including the r tl Tnp fourth proposal from this pro- gre.sive glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet requisite. It is not tion figures. The remaining millions, !intended for the c Ure, mitigation or pre . Ill 1 . A 1 A. . XI u-i! ... aunougn a vital pari o m? naiiun, vention of disease. Advt have not been admitted to tne ooay CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE WEEK. iftual candidates for citizenship, and ihe non-candidates from the foreign- politic arid ate ignorant of the duties born residents of each community in and callous to the responsibilities of he United States. These mass meet-1 citizenship. It is -only through educa in":; are, primarily, for the purpose j tion that this vast army of foreign of getting the candidates for citizen-j friends can Cniied States Department or L.aDor, the public school authorities of the I'nited States have provided the means wneieuy uie ciuuu aiieu puyu "become Americanized, iU niVli orVir-wl nlooooo ! q ti rl trt thrc inrl tTIP - TOpjlprfll PftVPTTI. ChJjl llllt lilt:- Ulglll SllUUUi W t -.-' .J V J V.I.M ' V ' ' maintained by the public schools, in j ment and the public school authori cooperation with the Bureau of Natu-i ties of the United States have joined ralization, for their benefit. i forces. Working in close cooperation with In addition to this, however, and the Bureau ot rsiaturanzauon or me : worKmg in cuuipin? ua.Luivuy wnu it, is the patriotism which inspires concerted effort in behalf of those millions of foreigners now ignorant of Ariierican life and ideals and unen- lation may learn ro speaK, reau anu i isuieireu o.a iu ic iuhic6ob vrite the English language and ob-i sponsibili.ties which citizenship would toin n knowledge of American insti- l confer. tutions and government. The results thus far have been most far-reaching in their influence upon the public mind. The necessity for these, citi zenship classes has been seen in even- city with a foreign community and demonstrated by their organiza- -tion in every State pf the Union. The . advantage to the community is real-1 ized. but the alien friend does not un- J derstand what they mean to him. It is to bring the benefits clearly to their minds that these mass meet ings have been called by the Natural ization Bureau. It is essential that the attendance upon these night classes be materially increased in all sections of the country. This, it is confidently believed, can be accom plished through a mass meeting for adult foreigners to be held in every city in conjunction with the city authorities and public spirited citi zens generally, at which time the ben efits to be derived through a course of study at the night schools may be clearly and forcibly placed before the foreign born. Moreover, these mass meetings have for theinbjective the elevation of the standard of American citizen ship in the eyes of the public repre senting the resident alien bodyr citi 7ens by and the judiciary. The courts of the Tnited States stand ready to recog nize any elevation of the standard of qualifications for admission to citizen ship when those qualifications have been demonstrated as possible of at tainment by the public schools local ly. To insure the success of this nation-wide movement for the better- Monday. Start of tenth annual six-day cycle race at Boston. 8 'jwuxiiiMfljftaBWflmwa B ' J''''' A LETTER TO liCMU E v-'- ..- Wilmington, N. C Nov. 3, 1916. Mr. Lemuel Swinsfori, in care of the Dispatch Nuse Paper. ! Dear die Lena; EVei cense us wuz a Boy ise been j a wonderm ware u wuz gon tue. I thot U Wuz ded or Sumpun Ls had a hap pend tue U, till when i tuk up a Dispatch nuse paper an red yur letter. j I notis You Is a politiker. u no i Use ! tue b .l of them tue, but That wuz b-4 i i had enny cense, i wuz on the rong i side kaws I wuz a 'publican but ever cents the red shirt tyme ise ben agen um in State and kountty eieckshuns, but i holed on tue um for preszerdunt til last tyme I voted with Rusevelt wid hiz nu partie what he kauled pro guessit or sumpin like . It. u no he dun brok up the 'publicans 4 years ago an' sed thay wuz wel u no what he sed. i dont uz that bad talk like i uz tue when we wuz boys, i'm tri-ing tue b gud now. yes i eot fuled tue. Ills' lik tVio root urViat lof wid Viim on I I seed in a nuse paer where he is dun brok up his pro-guessit partie now,' and wants us tue cum bak to the 'publicans, but ill just be gol darned if i du. ise just cum tue the colusion that de demmykrats side is the best side and i dont no but i be leeve that the 'publicans payed him tue buss up and cum bak. eny how i'm agin enny thing what hes for taint no use for me tue say ennything) in faver of Mr. Willsun. but cents i last seen u i got married an i got. 4 boys j and they is right home wid deer mother an' deer ole daddy and if mr, Big Features Of The G bi- figpBGES CAJ5PEKTIER R Georges Carpenter, a member of the French Flying Corps, still wants to "Kid" Herman vs. "Knockout" Eg- j fight. Even his part in tha war hasn't The Wilmington Dispatch subscrib ers will receive without charge The Dispatch's Election Special which will be issued Wednesday morning. Read it for the most complete election returns. Southern MEDICAL ASSOCIATION at " ATLANTA, GA. Round Trip Fare From Wilmington $18.35 Tickets will be sold at Atlanta as above by the ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Standard Railroad or tne South. NOVEMBER 12, 13 and 14. taken it but of his blood. Carpentier has written a letter to Les Darcy, the Australian, who is how in America in which he takes it for grant ed Darcy soon will be on the fighting line, and says that after the war, "if we ars both alive," he would like to box "him and will concede what ever weight Darcy might make if he gers, 15 rounds, at New Orleans. Tuesday. Annual trials of Canadian Nation al Field Trial Club, at Ojibaw, Ont. Annual trials of New York State Field Trials Association, at Middle, town, N. Y. Shamus O'Brien vs. Young Fulton, 10 rounds, at Columbus, Ohio. George K. O. Brown vs. Buck becomes a heavyweight Crouse, 6 rounds, at Pittsburgh. j Wednesday. Opening of season of Eastern Inter state Basketball League. Bench show of French Bulldog club, of New England, at Boston. Frankie Britt vs. George Mass, 12 rounds, at Portsmouth, N. H. Thursday. Annual field trials of National Beagle Club of America, at Aldie, Va. Friday. Annual meeting of National Asso ciation of Professional Baseball Clubs, at New Orleans. Championship chess match between Jackson W. Showalter and David Jan owski begins at Georgetown, Ky. Benny Leonard vs. Stanley Yoakum orii Show ELECTION NIGHT, NOV. 7TH Leased Wire Service ; For Its Patrons. , No Extra Admission Charged. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH Industrial Parade Surpassing Anything of The Kind Ever Seen in Wilmington. See The Agricultural Exhibits From Nine Counties. Many New Attractions: v Everybody ADMISSION: Is Interested Adults 15 Cents Children 10 Cents rusevelt Or mr. Huse. was presser- dent they wud be f iten sum ware els ! if not in uRope cause they is plum fuleish about fitin'. But i aint got tue talk no more bout j that cause i think al the censible j folks will vote for mr. willsun. ! This is whats worrin me. i wuz ' going along the st. the other nite and ! a st. kar past me and it wuz loded j with a band of m'usick an i follered I - - - ' it tue the Kort house and 2 men i'L see U shore thing at the Cawn , ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD Space Donated By J. M. Solk. spoke. I never stopped to lisson Sho. kaws i seed who wuz in the krowd and it wuz the same ole kroud what ; wuz in power in 1898. and i issent uRs trueLLY, SYLAS SIMKINSON, simpkinsville, N. Klina. SAGE TEH KEEPS T.ltnitfid returnine until midnight of November 19. 1916. ProDortlonate fares 1 10 roudns, at New York from all stations on the A. C. L. j Johnny Ertle vs. Hickey Byrne, j?- fnrihpr information, schedules. ! rounds, at Cleveland. 10 It s Unnecessarv. O B Darkens It Evenly No Dye forgot that awful time yet an i cant ' P s. se how thay is got the nerv' to tri an' i i brot Synchia with me an' she is cum bak. i don't like tue bring this I bissie countin' how meny storyes in mi argyment but i saw some cul-1 them tawl bildins is when she aint lud gentulmen in dere an' i don like J lokin in the sto winders, tue mix cau3 ise done wid dat kind l S. s. of politicks. i . Lemmie i shore Am glad i found i I u and glad you cum 2 the cawn sho ! waks it is a gud sho, and while u r I j hare b sho an take some stock in the t I packing hous projick kaws it is a gud HIGH COST OF PAPER. COMPANY. Office of the Treasurer. Wilmington, N. C, Novemoer 1, 1916. The Board of Dirtcors of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company has de clared a dividend of two and one-half per cent, on the -Preferred Capital Stock of that Company, payable at tho I office of the Treasurer, Wilmington, ' N. C, on and after November 10th, j 1916. The transfer books are closed ( from October 29th to November 10th, 1916, both dates inclusive. (Spartanburg Journal.) PTl I thino- tne t ent mim an iM enin tn i Anotner paper problem ls that or If you have not already done so, tak sum mo. the cigarette, thinks Jim, Cowan, of make your subscription to the Wilson wel i am goin' to quit writin' an The Wilmington Dispatch. fund early Monday morning. sleeping call on car accommodations, etc, Wilmington, N. C. T. C. WHITE, Gen. Pass. Agt. Phone :60. Saturday. Annual exhibition of New York Horse Show Association opens in New York city. 1 First annual bench show of Louis iana Kennel Club opens at New Orleans. Opening of autumn meeting of Low r"OBKCI.OSURE SAL.E. ! By virtue ana in pursuance of the power i 1 'l Hjlir V 1 till itlH V W .1. "0"' " " f , -r Ed. Nixon and wife to the Wilmington er California Jockey club, at Tla Jua- Homestead and, Loan Association, recoraeu In Book 72, page 69, of the records of New Hanover County, the undersigned will sell, to the hicrhest bidder, at nubile auction. hirth thP dehonl authorities ' for cash, at the Court House door in Wll- 11.1k IX ft, LUU, V., V. " ' -' crosscountry November, 1910 at twelve o'clock m. the following described property In said city : .Beginning at a point In tne western line of 7th street 196 feet south of the southern line of Dawson street ; runs thence south along 7tb street 35 feet; thence westwardly i parallel with Dawson street 165 feet: thence north parallel with 7th street 35 feet; thence eastwardly parallel with Dawson , street 1G5 feet to the Beginning, and being j nnrt f T.nt 4. Block 3C I WILMINGTON HOMESTEAD AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, By John D. Bellamy & Son, 10-24-30dys Attorneys. No matter haw gray your hair, pre- ! maturely gray, faded, bleached, streak ed with gray, all you need to do is to i shampoo your hair ana scalp once a day with Q-Ban "Hair Coior "' Restorer7; This is a very pleasant experience, and after a few applications you will be delighted to see all your gray hair gradually turn to an even beautiful dark shade, Q-Ban acts on roots, mak ing hair and scalp healthy, restoring the color glands so all your gray hair is naturally darkened and entire head of hair becomes soft, flurry, long, thick and of such an even beautiful, soft, dark shade no one coillG tell you had J used Q-Bart. Also stops dandruff and falling hair, leaving your hair fascinat ing and abundant,- without even a trace of gray showing. Sold on money-back gurantee, 50c for a big bottle at Green's Drug Store, Wilmington, N. C. Out-of-town folks siipplted y mail, orders. Advt. :. '' ii i 11 MI-llltj ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM Acids accumulating in the system in excess, poison the blood and cause a great variety of diseases, affecting the skin and oiher mucous surfaces, the heart and arterics,-brain and general nervous system, joints and muscles. Some of these diseases are Rheuma tism in its many forms, Catarrh, Eczema, Hives, itching and burning . the skin, dizziness, mental depres sion and a variety of other ailments, lou must eliminate the acid from your system and purify your blood before you can be rid of your trouble. S. S. S. has been purifying and nour ishing the blood for over half a cen tury. It is also a very efficient tonic and being purely vegetable, it is the most efficient : agent - known in the i cleansing of the blood and toning up I na, Mexico. Cornell-Pennsylvania run, at Philadelphia. Football Harvard vs. Princeton, at Cambridge. Cornell vs. Michigan, at Ithaca. Yale vs. Brown, at New Haven. Pennsylvania vs. Dartmouth, at Philadelphia. Army vs. Maine, at West Point. I The Wilmington Dispatch subscrib Navy vs. North Carolina Aggies, at j ers will receive without charge The Annapolis. Dispatch's Election Spc?al which will Northwestern vs. Iowa, at Evans- be issued Wednesday morning. Read it ton for the most complete election returns. Indiana vs. Ohio State, at Columbus, j Washington State vs. Oregon, at j tute, at Richmond. Portland. ' Sewanee vs. Chattanooga, at Chat- Washington University vs. Oregon j tanooga. mtml mce JIO taints flit 1 ii II MM and TonigM Aggies, at Seattle. Notre Dame vs. South Dakota, at Vermillion. Montana vs. Whitman, at Missoula. Kansas vs. Washburn, at Lawrence. North Dakota vs. South Dakota GDorgia Tech vs. Alabama, at At lanta. Florida vs. Alabama Polytechnic, at Auburn. Virginia vs. South Carolina, at Charlottesville. at Nor- . . -r-. 1 I f1r1 n 1, mm . -. , T." In fr nl, rt ,m . State, at JrOOKIgS. wtvidnuma iuii6iiouci, Call for it at your druggists and' Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee, at Knox-; man don't accept a substitute. If special ville. ! Oklahoma vs. Kingfisher, at Nor- medical advice is desired write Med- i North Carolina vs. Davidson, at ( man. ical Department 93, Swift Specific Co., Winston-Salem. j Louisiana State vs. Mississippi Ag- Atlanta, Ga. Clemson vs. Virginia Military Insti-j gies, at College Park. i Front and Princess to 17th and Castle. (Via Princess) Every 10 minutes. Tenth and Fanning to 17th and Castle, (Via Tenth street.) (Con necting with Red Cross cars at 10th and Red Cross) Every 30 minutes TODAY Service. Begins at 12:30 P. until after last show. M. and continues m i s eanERM I I tJGsX I alii 1 ffilRMBBRHB (UP FATHl'tEIR E3 n i !77,l I J-lll l nri frB! caST 1 c r v ZZ: if, KN 9 . U .$4 A-yggv Vf - feel. -:- '4 ... ft .1 ; . i, j 't r III 1' 'fl , I.. 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