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-V. THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER J 19162llgl v 3 M -1 y 4 ! 1 i p. e 4 3 1 i f. "ISSs SJ i III BfJSLiDE joyfut Southport Numbered Among . Towns.That Gloriously Celebrated! . Southport,. N. C, Nov. 11. The first annual school bazaar held this week at the Masonic Hall was in every way ' the success expected. It was given under the. auspices of the Woman's Bettermentv Association and while all the chairmen of the various commit tees have not as yet handed in their reports it is ' known that more than ($100 has been cleared to be used in making improvements at the school. The supper both Thursday and Friday nights under the general direction of Miss Lelia Bussells, who was tireless in her efforts, was an attractive fea ture and proved a money" maker as well as a source of pleasure to those who partook of the fine salad, oysters, etc., that had been prepared. An other feature that proved attractive and created much interest was a vpt ing contest for a doll. Little Miss Gwendolyn St. George, daughter of Mr. Frank St. George, was' voted the doll after a spirited election that was just as interesting as the one that had just been staged between Wilson and Hughes. More than $25 was realized from the voting contest. The men and women and the boys and girls have been excited since Tuesday night. While Brunswick county i3 counted in the Republican column, Southport is largely Demo cratic, and all the folks, including the ladies, had hoped all the week that j Wilson had been re-elected. BotT -i i t- 3 i. TlinroilQW TlifrVlte I there were minor celebrations. The men carried the torches, but the en tire town looked on and applauded. It was a joyful crowd and the few Republicans in town seemed to be enjoying the fun. Every one was in a good humor even those who hoped until the very last that Hughes had been elected Ghastly Find Made by Yale Student When He Stop ped His Auto. New Haven, Conn., Nov. 11. Charles H. Whitney, a Yale Student, driving his car on Milford turnpike, in the town of i Orange, west of New Haven, at 1 o'clock this morning wttn two other students, founds his steering gear act ing badly. He stopped to investigate and was horrified to find the torso of a man wedged in between one of the front wheels -and springs. About a third of a mile back he says he had lurried out quickly to avoid ti big auto: truck owned by the Winchester Arms Company, bound in the same direction toward New Haven. He went back to investigate and near the spot where he had turned out he found the legs whicn evidently be longed to the same body. Whitney says he was unaware that had hit any one. It is thought pos sible that the man was struck by the truck and mangled at the time Whit-i ney, passed it -and the fragments of his body fouled his machine. He does not think this car, which was much lighter than the truck would have so mangled the body. . .The victim, was apparently a labor ing man about 45 years old. The body has not been identified. Whitney reported what had happen ed to the West Haven police station where he was held without bail pend ing an investigation by coroner Mix. Whitney lives in Wall Street, New Haven. His home is in Chicago. Hundreds in Jacksonville Gg? riously. Celebrated The Re-election. J -' 'V:' " 0y CEWEf BYRNES ' " : -y- ALL READY GOSSfP IS BUSY ABOUT THE WILSON CABINET. (Continued From Page One.) Mrs. Clyde Newton entertained the baby booth committee of the school bazaar at her home Tuesday night. J- delightful social hour was spent and the final details" of the bazaar were arranged. Mrs. Newton proved her self a delightful hostess. Mrs. Robert E. Ranson, president of the North Carolina Story Tellers' Lea gue and official story teller of the Southport school, is on the program of the North Carolina Teachers' Assem bly, which meets at Raleigh during the Thanksgiving holidays, Mrs. Ran son will discuss story telling on Fri day morning of the Assembly. MrsTj. W. Ruark arid little daugh ter, Marian, have returned from San ford, whore they were guests of rela tives and also attended the Lee County Fair. The various chairmen of the school bazaar committees will meet with Mrs. L. J. Pepper, president of tHe Woman's Betterment Association, on Monday afternoon for the purpose of I State Department. The President giving their reports on the success ! likewise is believed to be indifferent of the bazaar. i in tne matter. Should Mr. Lansing j resign there is every indication that the place would be offered to Frank be provided for." The same author ity said the Secretary of the Navy did not possess enough wealth to ac cept an ambassadorship, hence the difficulty in switching him to an other place. Secretary Redfield is almost cer tain to go, it is said. He contributed only $100 to the campaign, a fact which has caused his differences with the administration to be aired as frequently as opportunity arose. The amount that a cabinet mem ber contributed to the campaign fund most certainly would 'not influence the ' President's attitude. It has, however, caused those who have in direct influence in such matters' to f express their opinions quite freely. If the President has anybody m! mind for Mr.Rddfield's place the se lection has not been made known. The cabinet status of Postmaster- j General Burleson and secretary ot ; State Lansing is uncertain. It is sure! that Burleson will Temain unless there is a suggestion that he resign or accept some other position. Mr. Lansing is believed to be indifferent as to his future connections with the (By M. M. Capps.) Jacksonville, N. C, Nov. 11 The sturdy manhood of Onslow went on joyful rampage ; tonight, while the charming womanhood looked on and cheered. It was air in celebration of the re-election of Woodrow Wilson as President of the United States and de feat of Charles Evans Hugnes, the Re publican contender, and pretender. The old town was a whirl of joy. The night was ablaze with light and the air vi brated and revibrated with the victori ous shouts of the tried and true Demo crats of this garden spot of Onslow, that had watched, first disappointing ly, then hopeful and lastly deliriously the returns from Tuesday's election, j The people of Jacksonville nad wait ed for the moment when they could turn loose their merriment, and thank fulness. The jolly fury was perhaps, all the more explosive and glorious because it had-been spent up. Tonight will long be remembered in the annals of Jacksonville. It will be handed down in precious memory by fathers to their children and passed by them to their children, .nd the event will tell a story, a sweet story, of ' why. more than of how . this big celebration in honor of the great peace maker and standard bearer of the people. Jacksonville planned and looked for ward to this night ever since the flash that "Wilson has carried California" set the town agog late Thursday night. It eagerly expected ton:gnt and expec tation was more than met. It was a glorious climax. Best VES 1 KEEP THIS LUMCrt WA60H DOWN. Trtt STREET WANJ You TO SEND ME. TrtRte F I Rk IMS OF THE VERY 1 NEST BUTTER: ALSO TWO CASEvof Tnc A STEADY WORKERS It is oiily right that the money for which a man ex pehds time, strength and thought should in turn work f0r Him.. ', - . v. Dollars -in -a Saving Account in the People's Saving Bank are 'the most reliable of steady workers. Requiring neither food nor sleep, they labor without ceasing, earn, ing interest at 4 per cent compounded quarterly. Start your dollars working for you. Open an account today. ' , . . i Established 1900. 'w, t w. - js savings Jtsank Corner Front and Princess Streets. -4 opie UMllilllliiiilllllllllllllllllllll!l1llllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!lllllllllllllllllllll hi, n si I'v i i i t i a mm w m m m m r" K m a . n. IU K . - m m m m m . . A . m m X . . . . . nz.i.ii i ii ii 1 1 in s - - w Resources - H. ." BMW M m. M M m M M 3 1 K Lt K J II r W a racinty ana Desi possiDie service. Two hundred and fifty people took part in the big parade. The parade was joyfully solemn when it became its duty to bury the remains of the Re publican party. The bells tolled and with mook solemnity a grave was dug on court house square, and the man gled form of old G. O. P. laid tenderly, though rejoicingly to rest. London, Nov. 11. Jesse White vet eran with one leg, who threw down his crutches and rescued a drowning child at Folkestone, has been given $50 ' and an honorary certificate by the Andrew Carnegie Hero Fund trustees. WANTED HIGH GRADE MAN ABLE to present extraordinary motor car investment stock, employ salesmen and organize fiscal branch agency; liberal, straight commission con tract; give age, full qualifications, bank and commercial references. TMs is a job for a iu,uuu a year man. Moore Motor Vehicle Com pany, Minneapolis, Minn, 11-12-lt WHO STOPS YOUR LEAKS? W. M. Fulcher, phone 1596-J. He can do any kind of carpentry work. Look at that house he remodeled. That's a job. ll-12-7t-j r J. V. urIAiniVitn, v.-r-rcoiucriL. . . - -vj, .-i-1 coiucni. C. S. GRAINGER, Cashier. M. F. ALLEN, Asst. Cashier. mm m wb w I - - -- -- ' w -wuwil. niiiiiiiiiuunHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiH ALL PARTIES WILL PARTICIPATE in the opening of our 17th series of stock. Register now: Vote Satur day, December 2nd. Books open at 118 North Second street at 9 o'clock A. M. Progressive Building and Loan Association, Joseph W. Little, Secretary and Treasurer. ll-9-7t THE BEST FENCE MATERIAL your money can buy, Fat Lightwood pitch boards. For sale cheap by the oldest retail dealers. The Cantwell Lumber Company. Phone No. 10. 11-12-lt Miss Elian Windsor has been the guest of relatives at Whiteviile during the past week. JOHNSON TELLS WHY CALIFORNIA KNIFE HUGHES (Continued From Page On...) freedom. It was the achievement, the j TWartmpnt and Sprrfitarv Tane. of Polk, now counsel to the State De partment. The President has fre quently expressed high regard for Mr. Polk's ability and clearness of thought during critical situations. Secretary McAdoo, of the Treasury BUSINESS SPECIALS MESSENGER SERVICE For this service we use the Postal Telegraph Cable Company's mes sengers. They will call for your "ads." In the same manner and quick time as they now cover the city for telegrams, night letter grams, cables, etc. For further Information as to 'ads," call 176 but for telegraph ervlce call "Postal Telegraph.,, FOR RENT LARGE GARAGE VERY reasonable also for sale invalids chair, solid Walnut dresser, Chiffon ier, Washstand, two Antique Rose wood and Mahogany Bedsteads and large gold frame Pier glass. Apply j 322 South 5th street. ll-10-12-2t-j j BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR DEALERS and Salesmen. Imp Carbon Chaser, the new fuel element, guaranteed to save 25 per cent gasoline. Elimi nates Carbon. One Imp ' Tablet to every 5 gallons of gasoline does the work. Write for free sample and full particulars. Utility Distributing Cor poration. Dept. 206, 1465 Broadway, New York City. 11-12-lt-j NOTICE TO OUT OF TOWN AUTO Owners and Garage. men.. Ship, your leaky raidiators to W. B. Klander for repairs. All work guaranteed. No job too bad. Raidiator Hospital, S South 2nd street, Wilmington, N. C. 11-9-tf progress, the accomplishment; the po litical liberty of California that these petty politicians Ignored and affront ed. "When Hdghes first came to Cali fornia, our people saw, . first with amazement and then with sadness, then with increasing indignation that apparantly he was wholly in charge of those who represented the old sys tem and the picture presented to our people was one that Crocker,' Keesling and Otis and the few acting with them so impressed upon the recollection of our electorate, that despite our efforts it could not be wholly eliminated. "There are many things which might be added, many that may still have to be related, but it is a matter of regret that any statement should be necessary at this time concerning the result in California. It would not be necessary but for the indecency of Otis and the Los Angeles Times in their present publications designed to cuttle-fish the situation so that their i esponsibility may be overlooked or forgotten. "If California has been the deciding factor in this election William H. Crocker, Francis V. Keesling, Harri son G. Otis and the few acting ; in concert with them have the proud dis tinction of having made a president of the United States, and Woodrow Wilson owes to them a debt that he can never repay." - the Department of the Interior, are almost certain to be returned. Both have established themselves in the confidence of the President and have made good records. The suggestion has been made that McAdoo would make c good Secre tary of War, but it went no further. The administration is very well sat isfied with matters in which the Treasury Department has been con ducted. On the return to Washington the Presidential party will leave the train at Rhino Cliffe. N. Y., and board the naval yacht, Mayflower. After a sail down the Hudson Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will land in New York city and complete the journey by rail, leaving from the Pennsylva nia terminal at 3:34 p. m. CONSULT L. W. MOORE, REAL ES- tate Agency if you want to rent, buy or sell city or country property, 123 Princess street. 11-12-lt FOR RENT FURNISHED FRONT Room. Private family. Close in. Telephone 1377-J. ll-12-3t-j FOR SALE CADILLAC AUTOMO- bile in fine condition. Good reason for selling, 225 Princess street. 11-12-lt CAROLINA MEAT MARKET WILL sell as follows: 'Round Steak, 20c; Loin Steak, 20c; Chuck Steak, 15c; Rib Steak, 17c; Stew Steak, 12c; Lamb and Mutton Chops, 20c; Veal Chops and Cutlets, 20c; Liver, 15c; Native Pork, 20c; Western Pork, 25c; Roast Beef, 15 to 20c Yo. Corner 11th and Market streets. Phone 1979-J. Free Delivery. Give us a trial and ' be convinced. Il-2-lmo-j FOR SALE TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of cleared land, Two houses, good barn and two horse stables in good lqcality on shell road between 4 and 5 miles from city. Also good paying business, and ideal place for those wishing a country home and business combined. For full particulars answer to Farm and Business, care IF YOU LOVE HER GIVE HER WHITMAN'S Of course, you take her candy. Every week, too. Don't you? Sometimes probably twice a week. Then take her the best J. FRANK JAW DRUGGIST 107 Princess Street. Phone 644. II mJ Dispatch office. ll-12-3t PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RE- sults indicate a clean majority in our 17th series for all shareholders. Open Saturday, December 2nd. Sub scribe now. Progressive Building and Loan Association, 118 North Second street, Joseph W. Little .Secretary and Treasurer. ll-8-7t PIGEONS FOR SALE 50 PAIRS OF good breeding Pigeons. For sale cheap. A. W. Millinor, No. 3 Dawson street. 11-12-lt-j DOLL HOSPITAL HEADS, NAT- ural and Mohair Wigs, Heads, Legs, Feet, Eyes and Restringing. Dolls dressed. Phone 1794-J. No. 311 Fifth Avenue, North. ll-12-7t-j WANTED APARTMENTS FOR COU- ple for two or three months. Ad dress, "L," care Dispatch. 11-12-lt-j , Shanghai, Nov. '. 11. Despite the ilatements by Germans that the Chi nese were being sold into slavery and would never return, five thou sand native.. artisans and coolies have just, been recruited and dispatched to France. Washington Speculates. Washington, Nov. 11. Political Washington is wondering if President Wilson will select for his cabinet a man of" potential presidential possi bilities. There is a belief . that he will name the next candidate of the Democratic party for President and speculation has begun as to whether his selection will, be in training in the cabinet. , Wm. J. Bryan's friends here are certain he. and President Wilson will continue on the best of terms. They assert that Bryan was largely instru mental in securing the success of the President in the West, where Bryan did most of his campaign work; Bryan is thought to have still a considerable following in Congres and much inter est is manifested here "in what the relations between the former Secre- ! tary of State and President Wilson I will be. I PEOPLES' MARKET PRICE LIST Beef, Loin or Round, 20c; Hambur ger, 20c; Rib, 17 l-2c; Chuck, 15c! Stew, 12 l-2c. Pork, any cut 20c; Sausage, 20c; Butter, 39c; Egg3, 37c. Call in person or Phone 297, 611 Castle street. J. D. Stefano, Prop. ll-ll-7t SALADS, LOBSTER, CHICKEN AND Potato Salad, Smoked Eel, Smoked, Salmon, Preserved Figs, 2 cans 25c; v Rasp Jam in can, 2 for 25c; Codfish in blocks, 10c; Sauerxraut in cans, 10c at May's Delicatessen, Phone 1322.. 11-3-tf L. L. SHEPARD, 817 NORTH 4TH ST. Have got the goods for you. Best native meats of all kind. Also a full line of groceries. Phone 1186. Prompt delivery. Always on the job. 10-13-eod-tf The Fuel Problem Can Be Solved Wijh a GAS HEATER We have them in several styles $2.00 and up TBE TIDE WATER POWER COMPANY COMPLETE .ELECTION .RETURNS will prove more satisfying if you sub scribe for stock in our 17th serie's. Open Saturday, December 2nd, at 118 North Second street. Progres sive Biulding and Loan Association, Joseph W. Little, Secretary and Treasurer. ll-9-7t WANTED TWO ROOMS FOR GEN- tlemen for two or three months; pre fer them close in. Address. B " care Dispatch. 11-12-lt-j ! MALAGA GRAPES, FLORIDA GRAPE irruit, Lemons, Lames, iorto kico Irish Potatoes, Oranges, Mixed Nuts, Canadian Rutabaga Turnips, Spanish Onions. Our Cabbage and Baldwins will arrive Nov. 4th. Bear Prod. & Mdse Co. 11-2-tf TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED. Best side line on earth. Something new. Entirely different. $5.00 com mission on each order and repeats. Pan Mfg. Co., 2558 Cottage Grove, Chicago. 11-12-lt-j SUITS PRESSED 25c, HATS CLEAN ed, blocked, and shaped 50c, suits cleaned and pressed 75c. Try us. American Practical Hatter, 128 Mar ket street. Phone 393-J. 11-12-lt-j ORANGES!! ORANGES!! GRAPES, York and Baldwin Apples, Turnips, Irish Potatoes. All kinds Nuts and other produce.. Bear Produce and Merchandise Co., Phone 323. ll-12-tf WE NOT ONLY PUT UP STOVES and fire boards, but repair heaters, ranges, furnaces, and oil stoves. Roof painting and repairing. We have the workmen who know how. W, B. Klander, Phone 431. 10-29-tf FOR SALE MULE, WEIGHT ABOUT vvw iuuuuo. Aaaress, "ivluie, care Dispatch. Il-l2-2t FOR NATIVE MEATS CALL O. J. Mintz & Co., city market We can please you both as to price and high class meats. We give cash buyers an underprice and we solicit a por tion of your business. Give us a trial order and. be convinced that we are here to merit your meat business. Loin Steak 25c; Round Steak 20c; Pork 20c; Phone 1245-W. 100-tf WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT I am the burglarproof Sash Lock and Door Holder Man. Locks put on twenty-five cents each. Door Hold ers fifty cents. Ed Sandlin, 720 Market street. ll-ll-3t-j November Victor Records Now On Sale Hear These Played On A Victrola "Sing Me to Sleep," Sung by Alma Gluck. "Fifth Symphony" (Beethoven) Played by Victor Concert Orchestra. "Napoleon's Last Charge,' Conway's Band. C. W. Yates Company 117 Market Street FOR FRESH AND FANCY GROCER ies, Country Produce and fine Native . Beef call on R. B. Moore. Mr. J. D. ! Bender is with me and will cut it to j your taste. Phone 1288. Third and Castle. 9-23-tt I SOUTHERN .HOTEL CAFE Lynn Haven Oyter Now Dally. Homemade Pies. Rooms by the Day, Week or Month. Recently Renovated. ATTENTION COUNTRY PEOPLEI This is an opportunity for you to make money. Gathering up all the rags and junk you can and ship to me. I pay the highest prices for brass, copper, zinc, lead. All kinds of rubber, automobile tires, mixed rags, etc. Note address. H. Stein, 14 South Second street. Phone 303. Wilmington, N. C. 10-1-tf HUNTING SEASON WILL SOON BE on. L. C. Smith, Ithaca, Lefever, Fox Baker, Remington end other re liable makes both new and unre deemed at Uncle Charles' Pawn Shop No. 6 South Front street. Phone 642. 10-1-tf WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON date of issue when so requested Phone your order to 745. Gordon's News Stand. 10-7-tf SUFFER NO LONGER WITH ASTH- ma, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Paralysis, t Kidney and Bladder trouble, Ven-1 eral and Female diseases use Neil son's Eel Oil for all pain. For sure cure consult A. C. Nielsen,. 109 1-2 , Dock street. 10-3J-14t-j We Make Reasonable Advances On Cot ton Stored With Us W.B. Cooper &Co. Wilmington, N. C. COAL Builders' Supplies STORAGE W. B. Thorpe and Company WATER mid ANN STREETS READ (BUSINESS SPECIALS UAK i :NIt Y t II TF? FCT A Tfc An individual executor or trustee may be sick for months ; or abroad for health or pleasure; or estate, ne onen refuses, or is unabl to rive th nartie hfrt1wlj.fi.:. . .. . . . . . r - . u,t no one can tell how matte stand. In caVa friend or a medKHZS 1, ' tC0m S e etate ffd u or ounttag becomes necessary; or to . books are kept so careless w me ramiiy is acting as executor, it is with rare exception that it is not embarrassmflr to insist upon a statement . Reason FOURv why you should appoint as executor m FRONT AND MARKET STREETS. I WILMINGTON, N. C
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