- 'J--; "r :V''THE-y&M I9i7r -'-f' -r?;.-Mr -pace seven :-
fl : S ; j ? i; fulton wANiifo:;:; . tftrnTflffmir tn nnr ri -"
rs I I I i a n-i..'; ': xm . f HirMMii'MM AAti UL L I llll Jllli. . I Jl HULL I Chicago. March 20.-i-Manv . degrees ill . - m - v i - II
m j. - mcinxyre.i --iby
E
xce
edic
naten
. New York, March 20. As Samuel
Pepys would record in his diary: For
a walk around the Central Park Res
ervoir in the: crisp morning air with;
J. Heath" and we meet A. Carnegie,
the steel traesmehi - and he smiles
vab, j 2. j1..; ffvwoAiiv ime ana i geignea that
H ini 1 neW him when 1 do at all albeit
& once wrote him a letter.
llemt
FOR THE STOMACH
THE LIVER
AND BOWELS
TETTER
j I once wrote him a letter.
To breakfast at the Peter Cooper
Dairy run "by Mistress Kate Greenwall
on, Lexington, avenue and have her
famous German pancakes so tasty that
- I did helpen myself three times See
Mistress Vr Castle there and h6f
f. C motner Mistress Foote and Mistress
' Castle, tells me of Vernon's: bravery
W fnr Whioh ha .warn viiran n t'1..4
H. C. Hamilton, United Press
. Correspondent.) t
New York, March ftivf ed Fukon,
(Spec. Corre8ponat of Tho DisS; t
OS
cfnmafh Bittern !rfrwhSSL0S 6
lOIUdtU oillclA tge folk the Rio
with considerabliB Vigor in . New- York
pertormances wahts to know .why. in
Sai Hill gess Willard prefer the life
of the, feadust ring to .6jie- wittt a
canvas . spread -over the soft spots.;; $.
Fultottt bgures that a few thousand
dollar a minute er some tich . indue
ment of allied Hnature should at
least be snffielent td makes Willard
!put: a ten day clause 1ft his contract
so he could fight once.ih hile in
stcd of just showinf '.'itee circus pi
'took here-" he said Trjiere's ; a
chajnpion who isn'thot bfio means.
He' rants abound i the-, conktry shdw
ingytbe curious ftluiUtttde how v.h
knkJack Jghnsdtt fettS, and then
he disappears. He wears - a lot of
I
and diplomas were conferred today, at
the Spring convocation of the Univer
sity .of Chicago. The convocation ora
tion was delivered by Professor. .'Rich
ard Green Moulton, head 6f the de
partment of general literature at the
university.
in the public prittt
To a manicurist who polished mv
is poor
D
Wise and Pdpular Selec
ti5h in Hbefer
r - (Bjt Associated Press.)
Vienna, March 20. The recent ap
pointment by Emperor Charles of a
minister of public subsistence, in the
person of Major-General Anton Hoe-
fer, formerly a. member of the Gen-;
eral Staffs and . knowh as ; an expert '
in; . arniy ubsi&tenCe matters, has so
is thfe universal belief - here; been the
best measure yet adopted to. meet the
constantly' increasing - food . problems.
Though, already in thfe care, of a cen
tral food bureau; arid subject of many
government regulations, - public sub
sistence in Austria threatened to be
come a hopeless chaos because the
! men Charged . with its administration
GraaideJ. and gets away iwith -it. tfe
dotft jShow 'em- how.he; knocked tUt lackG(J tmekry abmty
off their little Havana meeting. -Ahd',. The-new powers charged with pub
thteeas'o'&Ms ihreWtlriq other.' !QiC. subsistence matters have set up,
, V- : , i ul . . I and in part already enforced, a new
. fiuiuu vrtit3:i.u; u6u. nc b jubi . program, most of whose aspects are
Trva bottle when the appetite wretched nails until I was so ashani
or a tonic is aeeaea. u mom- uay ana snaji
cci icsori w sucn caniues again so
help me. Meet L. Grossmith, the Eng-.
lish playactor, .and he telft m hm i
j 111, with Germaitmeasles and I try to
smiled not at all and I chided him for flH'1 Trit3 1 , H m I Ma jor General Hoefer. It is felt that
kit British sense of humor ' Ws-.W-tentacle. He s the right man, the food problems will be near final
mm' w 4tAlw- 4i"Vn , ' to ftfibt, Willard V and it does seem a solution on the tlay on which it will
an!!. that Willard isn't wilP be lmpoS9il)ie to suppress all private
of Lord Theodore whn W w rtr;.!.inS- ' J s21?3 to consumers,, transactions qar-
total disregard
aching for j a .chance to ;get Willard. i decidedly military, as was suggested
xxc a aa ion a "ife "Y the training and experience, of
Edit
dent and when Ridgely" was comptroll
er and, it made m admire Lord Theo
dore even'mbre jthanievr. :
To a game of; draw with gay roy
sterers and lose, five pounds which t
, can ill afford with vittles on the up
, ward trend-but jmeet; there .Miss Dorch
Spectacles or Eye Glasses r lML"l
We have Skell rim and bows of beal oreaser or not cnocoiate ana tne serv
, . ' ine man. ooor dullard, did snrinklo it
y and elegance, maae to meet wlth cinnamon and I made a disnlay
mode, tome m uuu rc mcu c of temper again and so home and to
vill save you money. 1 i,ed.
Spectacles or eye glasses correctly .
fitted to your eyes iur i.uu up. i , " x
CVITQ TrsTPIl cure c joaia oiu uuu luutis every uay 01 it,
r other day in Mott street. Business was
, nothing short of marvelous and when
internal revenue men arrived they
were elbowed away by customers.
I Finally thoufth. as revenue, asrenta
Dr. Vineberg
Masonic Temple.
EBSUIKSE
That Gets
Attention
for Good Service pays
That's the Kind we give
REAL HAIR GROWER
Found at Last. Parisian Sage Shows
Results in Thrte. Days.
If you are rapidly losing your hair
and fear baldness, R. R. Bellamy awnts
yo uto try Parisian Sage at his risk.
Fulton m. a round, if willard lost, total disregard or maximum, price
Well, .the public would just heave one j regulations. Persons willing -.to buy
long sigh and hope that Fulton would ; at a rate far above the majdm.um
be more of a . champion than Willard ! price have, been able to get food in
had been. Rig Jess would 4ust simply I unlimited quantities at the expense
gently slide . Into .pugilistic; oblivion, j of the small consumer who must look
for everyone knows there wouldn't be; upon maximum- prices as the sole
a chance for him to whip another title means of getting food at reasonable
holder. Looks like a chance : for Jess j coat under present conditions. The
to die. the happy fistic death he has ; effect of. this has been that the con
been Waiting for or make himself so 1 sumer willing to pay the price has
solid with the public that, he never j been able to get. all the food he want
will be dethroned in popular favor. ! ed, while the poor mani often after
It is the inherited duty of a heavy-j standing in line : for hours, has been
weiaht ehamnionshiD to defend his : turned away empty-nancied, because
title whenever a good man . appears.
The popularity of manyr ot ;the old
time bruisers lay in the fact that they
willingly vaulted the ropes of a ring
and hammered some opponent' for a
dozen . or . so rounds. There, is just
one man who stands out now over the
many contenders for Willard's crown
and his name is Fred Fulton. He is
the man who must eventually meet
Willard. Let's ' have it.
Corner 5th and Red Cross.
Streets.
Phone 520. -
It will surely stop the excessive loss
i of hair and make your hair and scalp
i look and feel. 100 per cent, better, or
your money refunded.
Hundreds of men and women have,
written telling of the wonderful re-
People who were getting bald say they
1 now glory in their beautiful hair.
Others who have had dandruff for
years -and the head itched like mad
say they had a clean, healthy scalp
after just a f,ew applications of this
splendid treatment.
No matter whether you are bothered
with falling hair, gray hair, atrrigy,
dulL brittle, oily hair, dandruff or itch
ih scalp, try Parisian' Sage today on
j this money back offer. A large bottle
I is inexpensive at drug stores every
m where, and It your hair is worth try
ing. Advt.
always do, they reached the counter
and snapped a dried duck from it be
fore Lan Suey could interfere. They
opened the tender fried chest of the
duck and there found a solid stuffing
of opium.
Len Suey was induced to put on his
late afternoon kimona and pattor down
to a neat but not gaudy little Cell that
awaited him. "Allee same daumes
ahame" chattered Len and the reve
nue hounds admitted it was so as they
clicked the key in the lock.
Burglary as a means of obtaining a
living has most serious disadvantages. ment
The almost universal desire -to -shoot a
burglar has kept countless frank faced
persons out of the profession and the
good sense of their decision is shown
In the arrest of Harry Morgan.
Harry, who is" sixteen years old and
a recent importation from Russia, was
busy robbing the apartment of Clay
ton Knight an adtist, on Riverside
private sales on the "speak easy"
plan had depleted the stores on hand,
the private purchaser buying more
than the law allows at a price far
above the maximum set by the gov
ernment. '
; It is the plan of the new food ad
ministration to proceed against this
practice with all the severity the law
permits. In the past this has not
been possible. The Vienna public is
extremely good-natured and averse to
the role of informer or police spy,
a fact which has been exploited by
those with means and the storekeep
ers. But even the patience of the
small consumer in Austria has. a lim
it, it seems, and court records Of re
cent weeks show that a greater num
ber of food Jaw transgressions are
being reported. In disposing of these
cases the courts have shown no mer
cy and an appeal has generally had
the surprising result of punishments
being increased. Thus a dealer in
foodstuffs, sentenced to imprison
ment for three weeks and a fine of
200 crowns, augmented his punish-
to imprisonment ' for three
months and a fine xf" 2,000 crowns
by having his case reviewed by the
Appeal Senate, which body found
that the lower court had been alto
gether too. lenient.
Despite this, usury in food prices
continues, evidence of the fact that
defying food . regulations is highly
profitable. So great seems to be the
"SANISEP" PORTABLE SEWERAGE SYSTEMS
(Trade Mark Reg)
The perfect S.Ttea fr anburbaa es, scfiols, aid Tillares, with
or witkut ruiiii( water.
Every oettare em Wria tsrille Beach ai erery Ttural School in
tr Haaarer Ceuaty are, equipped with "Samisep" Tamks.
-r. Endorsed By AIJL Health Authorities. - c
TTrita far ttalair
CEMENT PRODUCTS CO.
Fast ToiDt, -Atlanta,
Ga.
MarchlaoB Bl'dr.,
TtHaiiaaton, N. C."
Gliyr Bl'dsr.,
Pittabnrc Pa.
survey that which ' he was - soon to
claim as his own.
The flare of the light awakened
Knight. Morgan had but a few sec
onds to thhik. He ran to the front
of the house opened the window and
walked out on a narrow ledge three
floors above the street. Presently the
police arrived and plucked him from
where he should never have gone.
Caruso is an inveterate theatre
goer. Every night he is not warbling
at the Metropolitan ne goes to a play.
The other day at a vaudeville show
he laughed so loud that a lady next to
him got up and went out. Yet she has
paid $10 to hear him sing.
Wliaf Brings
FOR A TEST PUT SOME
drive. He lighted a match better to iure of making monev of a general
misfortune that nothing suffices to
check it, as was shown already over
a century ago when the French rev
olutionary government made usury
in food sales a capital crime and was
obliged to execute a goodly number
of shopkeepers,
Much of the food bought at private
sales and delivered clandestinely is
not intended for immediate consump
tion. It is stored. There are thou
sands of families m Vienna who
have on hand, stored in cellar and
garret, lockers and chests, food sta
ples for two years. For the sake of
appearances, and in order not to use
up their hoard, the same families
meet their present daily need in the
open market, increasing in this man
ner the daily general consumption to
the extent in which they buy for
hoarding. Only those with mean3
enough can afford this, so that the
shortage due to the practice falls
altogether upon ihe poorer classes.
Rapacious storekeepers favor this
course, because it nets them prices
often 200 per cent, above the maxi
mum price set by the ..government.
Whether the store be. large or small
makes no difference. Each has its
private buyers, to whom food is sold
at any price and in any quantity,
regardless of regulations. -While
thousands are unable to get iutter
and fat in the quantities prescribed
by the government cards other thou
sands buy as much as they want ahd
when they want. The households
which as yet have been without meat
on a meatless day are few indeed,
provided the family treasury can bear
the strain. .
Among the modern Egyptians, girls
generally marry when 12 or 14 years
of age.
n
IN THE
The Wilmington Dis
patch
To New York
and
fiEW YOftK Yd WILMINGTON.
S. S. Cherokee. .Tuesday March 20th
8. S. Cherokee. .Saturday March 31st
WILMINGTON TO GEORGE TOWN.
S. S. Cherokee. .Thursday, March 22nd
S. S. Cherokee .Sunday, April 1st
WILMINGTON TO NEW YOrlK.
S. S. Cherokee . . Thursday, March 15th
S. S. Cherokee. . .Monday, March 26th
S. S. Cherokee carries first class jpas-
sengers oniy.
V4.VDE 8TEAM8HIP COn
a J. paCKRBL. Agent.
Your Liver Is
the Best Beauty
Doctor
A dull, yellow, lifeless
skin, or pimples and
eruptions, are twin
brothers to constipation.
Bile, nature's own laxa
tive, is getting into your
blood instead of passing
out of your system as it
should.
Thia ia the treatment, in auc
cesaful uae for SO yeara: one
pill daily (more only when
necessary).
CARTER'S '
OITTLE
IflVER
If PILLS
nutne bears 'Signature
Colorless faces often show the
absence of Iron in the blood.
Carter's Iron Pills
will help this condition.
Solky's Tailoring
"PLEDGED TO QUALITY"
The Finest .of Foreign and Domestic Weaves:
Irish Hpmespun Novelty Cheviot Suit or
Coals arid Farits, $25.00. Ready-for-Servicc
Clotmrig-Suits, Coats and Pants.
Models in every pattern that can be counted
on to cMm the approval of good taste.
In Suits -We invite you to try on cur Ncv
4-
)
Models
. .$18.00
SMECK TIES
i. ri -j-;
M.
Sulky
& CO.
One Price Clothiers and Furnishers.
z No; 9 North: Front Street.
7
71
SPECIAL THOMAS GROCERY CO.
All This Week.
Minute Tapico and Minute Gelatine demonstration.
Ladies are invited to call and sample these dainty
deserts. '
Phone 204. 523 arid 525 North Fourth Street.
SEABOARD 1 LINE RAILWAY
The Progressive Railway of the Soutn.
Bulletin of Special Round-Trip Rates !
from Wilmington, N. C. !
ATLANTA, GA $13.95 j
On sale June 15, 16, 17; limited return
ing Midnight June 25th. Stop-over any
point.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA' $1S.95
On sale April 13 to 18, Inc. limited re
turning midnight April 25th.
NEW ORLEANS, LA ., $39.75
On sale April 7, 8, 9, Limited return
ing midnizht April 17th.
ATLANTA, GA $iC.25
On sale April 2, 3, limited returning
midnight April 11.
On sale March 17th to April 7th, inv.
WASHINGTON, D. C $13.20
On sale April 10 to 16th inclusive ; lim
ited returning midnight April 30th.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. ... $28.75
On sale May 11 to lth,; inclusive; lim
ited returning midnight, limit extended
to June 15th on payment $1.00.
WSHINGTON, D. C. ... $8.90 j
On sale June 2 to 7th, mclusive; limit-j
ed returning midnight June 21st; limit ;
extended to July 6th on payment 50c.
DALLAS, TEX $52.20
On sale May 12, 15. Limited return
ing midnight, June 8th.
MACON, GA $13.20
On sale March 17th to April 7th, inc.
Limited returning, midnight, April
10th.
For further information, apply
'Phone 178
R. W. WALLACE,
C. T. A., Wilmington, N. C.
H E PLEASANTS,
T P. A., Wilmington, N C.
SUBURBAN SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 4, 1916.
WINTER PARK, YVR IGHTSVILLE, WRIGHTS-
VILLE BEACH
Leava
"Eleetrtt
Center"
for
Winter Par.
EASTBOUND.
Leav
"Elfectrl
Center"
for
Wrlghtavllle
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
"The Standard Railroad of the South."
EXCURSION FARES
ATLANTA, GA. , . .... .$13.93
On sale June 15; 16 1": limited return
ing Midnight June 25th. Stop-over any
point.
WASHINGTON, D. C. ... .....$13.20
On sale April 10 to 15th inclusive, lim
ited returning midnight April 30 th. v
NEW ORLEANS, LA $28.75
On sale May 11 to 16th, Inclusive:
limited returning midnight May 31,
limit extended to June 15h on pay
ment $1.00.
WASHINGTON, D. C $8.90
On sale June 2 to 7th, inclusive; limit
ed returning midnight June 21st; limit
extended to July 6th on payment: 50c.
Stop-overs at all stations within final
limit.
NEW ORLEANS, LA $28.75
On sale March 11, 12, 13; limited re
turning midnight! March 21st.
MACON, GA ....$13.20
On sale March 17th, April 4, inclusive,
limited returning midnight April 10,
1917.
KANSAS CITY, MO ...$52.10
On sale February 24, 25, limited return
ing midnight March 10, 1917.
DALLAS, TEX. $52.20
On sale MayU2, 14, 15, limited return
ing Midnight June 8, 1917.
PROPORTIONATE FARES . FROM
OTHER POINTS ON THE
ATLANTIC COAST UNE
"The Standard Railroad of the South.?
6:30 A. M.
t:30 "
G:50 M
8 &6 "
8:30 M
t8:30 -
10:00 "
11:30
tl:00 P. 1
1 :10
oi:55 44
2:80 -
8:00 -
S:S
o4 :10 "
4:30
4:50 "
5:30 '
6:10
9:40 "
7:15
8:15 -
9:15 "
10:15 "
11:15 M
6:30 A. M.
tfi:30
tt
6:50
8:00
8:30
18:30
10:00
11 :30
11:00 P. M.
1 :10
ol:55 "
2:30 M
8:00 -
JLeave
"Kleetrle
Center"
for
Beach.
WESTBOUND.
6:30 A. M.
xf6:30 44
4:80
5:30
6:10
6:40
7:15
8:15
9:15
10:15
11:15
8:30 "
xf8:30 -
10:00 "
1130
U:00 P. M.
xl :10 44
4:30
x6:40
9:15
it
Lear Leave Iieav
Beach. Wrlghtsville Winter Park,
for for for
Wllmlngtoa. Wilmington. WllralDgtom.
6:l5 A. M. C :26 A. M.
st7:05 A. M. t7:15 44 t7:Cfl "
7:20 7:31 "
7:40 44 l.-.m 8:01 44
8:30 S:-!! "
et9:05 " 19:15 44 t9:26 "
9:15 9:25 44 9:36 44
110:20 44 110:31 44
30:4 " 30:55 44 11:06 44
12:15 P. M. 12:25 P. M. 12:36 P. M.
tl:45 44 115 44 2:06 44
al:45 44 1:50 44 2:01 44
2:25 44 2:36 44
o3:00 44 o3:ll 44
............ ........... o3 '50 44
"siib""44 "sibb""- 4:M 44
o4 :30 41
o5 :10 44
6:15 44 5:25 44 5:36 44
(5:10 " 0:21 44
0:40 44 6:51 r 44
k7:15 44 7:20 44 7:31
........ ..m 7:55 44 , 8:06 44
8:45 44 8:56 u
10:00 44 10:10 44 10:21 44
.30:45 44 10:56 44
11:45 44 11 :56 44
BPKCIAI. FOB SUNDAY.
Leave Front and Princes streets every half hour from 2 to B P. It
Leave Beach every half hour from 2:45 to 5:45 P. M.
Daily except Sunday.
tSundays only.
oSuperceded by half hour chednl
Sunday Afternoons.
xDoes not ran beyond Static
No. 8.
zLeavef from Station N. .
FBKIOHT SLpLLlirjr.JPi (DAILY B XCBPT SUNDAY.)
Leave Ninth and Orange Streets, 3:30 P. M.
Freight Depot Open from 2:30 to 3:30 P. M.
SPECIAL NOTICEThls table showg the time at which trains may be ex
pected to arrive at and depart from the several station, but the arrivals an
departures are not guaranteed.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Th Progressive fcailwiy of tho Sonfkw
ffeetfTo Nov. mh 16. - -D"KPABXTJBr3
OF TRAINS FKOM
WILMINGTON. ,
No. 13 8:55 P. M. Train t or Charlotte and
IntSedlate PollLLMAN PAR-
Ebfot wr,roN to, char
lotte. . .
No. 19 5:00 A. M. VtUBt or Charlotte and
Intermediate Pdlnts. SLEEPING CJAR
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND CHAR
LOTTE. Open at lOsOOJP. $1. tor Passen-
4RR1TAL OF TRAINS AT WILMINOTO.
No. 14 12:30 P. M. Train from Charlotte
an -Itttetmeaiate Polnti; PULLMAN
PARLOR CAR BETWEEN CHARLOTTB
AND WILMINGTON. ,
No. 2012:10 A. M. Tram from Charlotte
and -Intermediate Points. SLEEPING
CAR BETWEEN CHARLOTTE AND
WILMINGTON. PASSENGERS MAY
REMAIN IN 8LEEPJ.B UNTIL 7:08
A Mv i s
Fnr detaitea information ind reservations.
The Standard Railroad of The South.
Arrival ahd Departure of Trains at Wilmington, Effective March
1st, 1917. Arrivals, schedules and connections -given as information,
but not guaranteed. t ? -r
, ; , '
DEPARTURE t TO AND FRO jit. ABBIY'AXfJi
- - ' " ''V
No. 60. Gold8boro, Richmond, Norfolk and Eastern ro. 9L '"
5- 40 A. M. North Carolina points. Connects at Golds- tits A. II. !
Dally Except boro with Seathern Railway at. Norfolk ; Dally Except
Sondav. Southern Railroad. ; - ' : Monday.
Chadbonrn, Conway, Fldr'jhee. Ctarleirtoa, : '
No. fl. Savannah, Jacksonville) -TafflDa.; 8L No. M
DallrT Petersbnrg, Fort Myers; Columbia and Dally.
B S0 A M Ashevllle, Pullman Sleeping Car;between ittttA.lt. . -
o.jw Wilmtegfon an Columbia, open to re
ceive outbound passengers St Wllmlng-
ton at and after 0:00 P. M. and may bl
occupied, lnoouitd until T ."00 A. M.
Kb 57 ' '' ' ;'" - ' - Nai,:58i .:-
7 00 P M Chadbourn, Conway and Intermediate i 9:25 ArM.
Daily excep't points. - i . - : Dally Except
Sunday. .Sunday,:?
k-45aSi Jcksonvine, New Bern aM ,Intermedli "' tWl?M. .!
Daily Except Station4!. ,-. ..... Dally. Except' ;
Sunday. -. ... yr. w -r Sunday.
' " " Goldsboro. Richmond, Nerroll STH1 'ifaih
No 48 ington. Parlor Cars between Wilmington No. 49.
Dailv and Norfolk connecting at Rocky Mount Dally.
8:00 A. M. with New York trains bavlnf PollmtJi t:0S P. M. .
Servle?. . ,
wo Kg. Solid train between Wilmington and ML No. 52. o .
Dailv: Airy via FayettevilW and Sanford. Daily.
8:45 A! M. .' - ' " ' '
JL 1.11" - 11 mil 1 1 ' " " 6 1
No. 62. Jacksdnyiile, New Bern and Intermediate ?-M'
Daily Stations. ..K'u
8;05 P. M. - . , . 18:89 P. M.
' Chadbourn, Florence, Columbia, Augusta,
no tx Atlanta and tbe West. Charleston, . Sa- No. 54.
tSilr yannah and all Florida Points. All Steel -Dally.
iKip V Pullman Sleeping Cars between Winning- isim P. Sf
s.4 jo. ton fcnd Atlanta,, via Augusta. Bleeping
Vars daily between Florence and Colum
bia, which may be occupied at Colum-
bia untU 7:00 A.M.
- ; ,
Kh 59 No. 60 .
6- 30'prM. FayetterlUe and Intermediate BUtioaS. 10:15 A.M.
Daily Except Day Except
Sunday " Sunday. ,-
"'- ' Goldsboro, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington "I
No 43. and New York. Pullman Broiler, Buffet No. 4L o
THiliT Sleeping Cati between Wilmington and Dally,
a -45 P M Washington, connecting with New York t:M A. M,
mt. ja. trains carrying dining cars: also Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Wilmington and
Norfolk,
For Folder, Reservations,' rates of fares, etc., call 'Phone 160. ,
W.J. CRAIQ, T, C. WHITE,
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Pasaengor Agent. ,
Wlimingten, N. C. . - ' . . J .
, ..- - - - ; u. 1 -.
. .-. -,' i x. .Ni r-
- " . ' - i ' ' - ti;
eall en City Ticket AgeU Ortdn Bolldlng.
I 'Phone 178."
R. W. WALLACE l B. PLEASANTS,
Co T- dk' T P W
1 mtmc.
lit - i .
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