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I' 11 Ml If fe te;- 4K. - ? 4 : U '-. ' .'I .. 11' n I'' I I I j 1 't 1 V PAGE EIGHT. - THF WILMINGTON DISPATCH; SUNDAY; MORNlfe DECMBERii9 1 7.' slgregy around SEE THE LNU UK THE WAR iWEETINfi BOLSHEVIKI RULE No News From First Session A Reaction Sets in Against of the Inter-Allied War j Trotsky and Lenme Council. j Regime. o 1 By United Press.) (By Lowell Mellett, United Press Staff Washington, Dec. 1. Russian and Correspondent.) American officials foresaw tonight the Paris, Dec. 1. The Allied Supreme beglnning of the end of the B6lsheviki Wo Pnnnpii it first meetiner to- AToYimnlisr rfcrimin Russia. The IT ill UUVil uviw - xuuai . - o , dav ' reaction against these pro-German ul-: i rm-radirals is believed to be setting, For the first time America broke f Btrtr9 to : TiAr trnHition of SDlendid isolation T,-rt naimonv'c arma f from Europe's wars to lend her aid an(j thereby prolong their own power, it, ...iAr;An MtHo fnr rlomnp- Tho Panrasns armV IS ODPOSed tO 111 LI1C WUiHlrtJUO uaiuv- .vi v. ' - Bolsheviki whose influence is confin- racy' . OQf ed chiefly to Petrograd, Moscow, Kiev, Colonel House and General Bliss sat orth front at the council table to plan concerted, Tulg is not au of Russia by any action for democracy's forces with a 'means, officials pointed out. While notable array of statesmen, military the second, third and fifth armies commanders and political leaders. I have practically ceased to exist at T?nr thrpP hours the conference dis-ithe front as fighting factors, the otn- cussed the problems of the war at Ver- ers are intact and will remain so un-J sailles, the town m wnicn 4' years iess m muuiuuuo nuU ""i ago France was forced to bow to the. are cut off. will of her arrogant conquerer of the American concerns are still at work Wflr nf is7n.i7i ion Russian contracts. Besides, prep- BUSINESS .-. MESSENGER SERVICE For this service we "use the' Pos tal Telegraph Cable' Company' messengers. They will . call' ' for yoiip. wads." In the same wanner. and quick time as they now cover the city for telegrams, night, letter grams, cables, etc. ' -v V Fbr, further information a to "ads." call 176, but fortelegraph service call "PosUl Telegraph," y :ft-5t ! MMMMMMggMMSJSlBMSBMBBSWBBSMSMSMBjfJ SSJHB. thimS THAT NEVER HAPPEN ROYAL ARCANUM, CAROLINA Council- 1874 AU members should attend the meeting Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Nomination and elec tion of officers forl918. VUall .213 Princess street, Henry M. Bremer, Secretary. 12-2-ltj. anon was occupied by the Supreme Council. Military guards kept strict watch over the leaders it housed, and no one was permitted near the scene of the deliberations. Premrer Clemen ceau presided and called the meeting to order promptly at 10 o'clock. All delegates had been brought from Par is on a special electric train. v Complete secrecy was observed to night as to the subjects discussed or any conclusion arrived at. Colonel House and General Bliss indicated they would not attend further ses sions unless specifically directed. Pre sumably they have spoken America's word to America's allies. Late in the afternoon, however. Col onel House conferred with the Allied Premiers now in Paris. , I RAILROADS ASKED TO PAY INCREASE OF FORTY PER CENT i-i ,lU n -j arations continue to send railroad sup- The whole of the Grnad Hotel Dutn-, . . aro 5.ft Ami.n transportation experts will shortly be on hand to aid in restoring the coun try's communication lines to effici ency. All indications pointed to the Unit ed States government continuing its moral support of the democratic ele ments in Russia to offset German in trigue. Authoritative statements of yesterday of America's sympathy for the Russian revolution, minus the Bol sheviki leaders, led the embassy here to believe the Russian people as a whole will be heartened in their pres ent trent toward overthrow or tne Lenine-Trotsky regime. America's helping hand was today extended by President Wilson. Roumania also is practically cut off from the other allies by Russia's weak ness. This government "is determin es to continue to assist Roumania's people in the struggle to preserve aieu' national integrity and freedom from the domination of German mili tarism," the President messaged the Roumanian King. This support was : 1 4.1 4-lvl (Continued From Page One). " wur Qc ,f na at nraaCknt tho 4.AJ I I I I MSV I' I' SI H I HII shall be paid overtime for all time on duty or held for duty in excess of eight hours. Other passenger trainmen shall be paid for overtime on a basis of not less than 20 miles an hour. An hour's overtime in all passenger service is not to be less than eighth of the daily rate. On through and irregular freight, snow plows and circus trains, conduc tors, five and one-third cents a mile: flagmen and brakemen, .0381 cents a mile, with runs of 100 miles or less. For service in yards, conductors de mand $5.30 for day work and $5.50 for night; brakemen and helpers, $5 a day and a rate of $5.20 for night work. Rates orTTbcal way freight, mixed, pusher or helper, )ick up or dvop, mine roustabout, wreck and construction service, are proposed as follows : Conductors .058 cents a mile, and flagmen and brakemen .0429 cents a mile. On roads where train crews are re quired to load or unload milk or milk cans into or from cars pr stations, con ductors, flagmen and brakemen will re ceive freight rates. Another article of the schedule pro poses that railways company assign ments as to increase in mileage or re duction of crews, which went into ef fect November 1, shall not be altered if changes would affect the wage schedule. BAGS WANTED SECOND-HAND Bags, burlap, scrap bagging . and twine. Write for prices. Richmond Bag Company. Department, Rich mond, Va. 10-21-10 Wed-Sun ROOMS VERY REASONABLE BY the day, week or month. One block from Postoffice, at 119 Chestnut St. Phone 1126-J. 12-2-ltj. CABBAGE PLANTS EARLY JER sey and Charleston Wakefield, Suc cession, FUt Dutch, from pedigreed seed, immediate shipment. By express-500 for $1.00; 1.000,. $1.50;-5,000 at $1.25; 10,000 and up at $1.00 f. o. b. Young's Island, S. C. Delivered by parcel poet, 100 25 cents,; 1.000, $1.7b. Enterprise Company, Inc., Sumter, S. C 10-3 we fri sun tf POSED 10 LAST tfl6hl! ttONLY ftOAnAPf BtAUTlF UL DftNCEg5H0UUo v Sswv HIM L '' i QUICK VBtfORt. SOrttBOWJ 4ene"BftNE5 ' WANTED TO CONTRACT FOR, OR purchase twenty cars sweet gum m pine logs. Logs not smaller, than fourteen inches diameter at small end. State price. P.'-O. B. Cars, what siding. Address "Logs", care Dispatch. ll-26-7t SEE CHAS. FINKELSTEIN FOR your ' Diamnods, Watches, Cameo Broaches, Wrist Watches and a full line of Solid gold and Gold filled jew elry. Buy early and save money at Chas. Finkelstein's. No. 6 So. Front) St. Phone 642 11-30-tf j CHILEAN HEIRESS FREED OF MURDER CHARGE BY JURY (Continued From Page One). They acted as if they contest the mother's LA FOLLETTE HEARING TO BE POSTPONED thi tragedy, might not claims. Mrs. De Saulles, after running c gauntlet of women who wanted to kiss her and one of them did went to her home, the Crossways, late to night. She rode in the last of three automobiles which conveyed ber per sonal belongings an.t her relatives from the jail. Mrs. De Saulles, bare headed, sat beside the chauffeur, ap parently in high glee. The case of Mrs. Bianca De Saulles Chilean beauty, charged with murder ing her divorced husband, went to the jury at 5:55 o'clock tonight. Before Supreme Court Justice Mary, ning started reading his instructions to the jurors, all doors were locked. The room was crowded. Mrs. De Saulles, her chin cupped upon her hand, leaned forward in Iier chair eagerly listening to every word utter ed by the judge. Darkness fell and the court room lights were snapped on as Judge Man ning slowly and carefully read his ir structions. He advised the jury that they must acquit if they had any reasonable doubt of Mrs. De Saulles' "mental re sponsibility" the night of August 3, when she shot and killed John L. De Saulles, wealthy club man, politician and former Yale football star. Referring to Mrs. De Saulles' own testimony as "very dramatic and graphic," Judge Manning warned the jurors they must not be swayed by sympathy for the 23 year old girl who killed when the man she once loved stood between here and her child." Any one of the four verdicts could be returned, Judge Manning declared. They were first degree murder, not guilty because insane, second degree homicide and a flat acquittal. Mrs. De Saulles' brother, William ! Errazuriz, and her sister, Amalia, sat FOR RENT NO. 406 GRACE ST. price $3Q.00. Apply H. F.-Wildei Real Estate Agency, Princess St. 12-2-lt. v : : LOST YELLOW HOUND ANSWERS to the name of Ned. Lost from 209 Castle St. 12-2-1U FREE TRIP IN AUTOMUBiut- Chance to see cantonments, Colum bia and Atlanta. Want responsible j party for company. Apply for par- uuuiaio ux-x Monday, 12-2-ltj. WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON j Ualc ML issue nucu Phone you nrder to 745. Gordon's News Stand. 10-7-tf BECOME A BROKER SUPPLYING the consumers in your county with merchandise direct from the manu facturers and producers at wholesale j prices. We have made buying ar- ( rangements with more than five hun dred manufacturers. Have issued a . ; complete catalog to be distributed by CITY ELECTRIC CO., 206 PRINCESS SMITH MOTOR WHEEL IN FIRST class condition for sale cheap. Queen City Cycle Co., 209 Market SL 11-14-tf WANTED OLD FALSE TEETH Tinn't mattpr if hrnken. I nav $2.00 to $15.00 per set. Send by I parcel post and receive check by return mail. L. Mazer, 2007 S. Fifth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ll-2-30tj CHORTHAND, TOUCH TYPEWRIT.; ing and all commercial branches of study tanght most thoroughly and practically in The Motte Business College, Inc. 1020-tf. FOR RENT OFFICES ON SECOND floor, in Peterson & Rulfs Building. $5.00 up. Possession given at once Apply at Peterson & Ruls. 3-11-Sunday. tf. FOR RENT HOUSE 306 ORANGE St. Good condition, large yard, best locality in city. Immediate posses sion. Apply P. O. Box 418.Nov 27 Dec. 2-2tj. i WANTED WHITE BARBER. ELLIS' Barber Shop, 108 Princess street, i 12-2-ltj. each county Broker with their own name on same. Send for particulars today. You should establish a large and permanent business. $150 to $200 capital required. Address PRESIDENT, 8th floor, 20 E. Jack son, Chicago. 12-2-ltj. street. Phone 995. Pythian Bldg. Everything electricnl. 11-4-tf AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! HAVE your worn-out tires double treaded, it makes them better than new. See the Fair 2-in-l Auto Tire, corner 4th and Bladen, phone 738. ll-24-30tij MARRY IF LONELY: FOR RESULTS, fill SECOND -nnmoMoirpr-" hundreds rich wish ! State full particulars. Have choice HAND AUTO WANTED- JUST RECEIVED 18 NEW CHOVRO- lets. Better come get yours while i they last. J. E. Clayton &,C. W, Las siter 12-21t NURSE WANTED FOR INVALID lady must be well recommended in food health and live with family. No objection to non-resident. Call on or address 517 Orange str?et. 12-2-lt. FOR RENT AT 510 ANN ST. A house for $30.00. H. F. Wilder, Real E3tat Agency, Princess St. 12-2-lt. marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years of experience: descriptions free. "The Successful Club," Mrs. Purdie, Box 556, Oak land, Calif. 12-2-9-2tj. WOULD $150 MONTHLY AS GENER-t al agent for $150,000 corporation and j a Ford auto of your own, introducing stock and poultry remedies, dips, dis- i ihfectants, sanitary products, inter- t est you?. Then write Royoleum Co operative Mfg. Co., Dept. J-95, Monti- cello, Ind. - 12-2-ltj. LOST POCKETBOOK WITH SMALL 1 sum of money and couple of receints. Return to Richard Walker, care Dis patch Office. 12-2-ltj. . Carolina Beach, lot which I would I exchnage for good car. Address, "Auto," care Dispatch. 12-2-ltj. WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN WITH Some money not less than $1,000. We leave money in your bank and help finance; permanent position. Marine Iron & Steel Co., Norflok, Va. ll-27tf. SALESMAN WANTED DOES YOUR WANTED FIFTY CABOREPS. white or colored, to clean land. Ouai"Rrteed thre vears Work. Ap ply M. Lane. Carolina Beach. 8-31 tf (Iiy United Press.) Washington, Dec. 1 The LaFol lette disloyalty investigation will be resumed Monday if Wm. J. Bryan, then in the city to address the prohibition Convention, ban time to testify. The former Secretary of State, whose de nial of Senator La Follette's Lusitania charges is sought, plans to leave Wash ington Monday. Senator Pemerene said if Colonl Bryan cannot appear before the inves-1 Dehind her during this tense scene. usatme utee on tnat aate tne Tne brother appeared unmoved. Ama inquiry will be postponed until he can - v,a cpomaH nn tho vr nf tears return to this city. Ac fho TaH i,idii fr Saulles rose quickly from - her chair and left the court, escorted by Sheriff DANISH NEWSPAPERS Seaman and his wife who has con- nvnnnnn itTiMnm & Diciiitiy uecii wnu oiajita mute nit: EXPRESS INDIGNATION trial opened. Then the jurors filed ' out, Judge Manning said he would re- (r.y LDitei Press.) ' 'vene cvourt at 8:30 to await a ver- Copenhagen, Dec. . 1. Indignation diet M. : i:! fSlf J1KIQED was expressed by Danish newspapers ..-vs De Saulles wept quietly sev today followjng official denial issued 1 el times while lawyers for both 'by the foreign office that it was threat sides were addressing the jury. De of German seizure of a base in Den- fense Counsel Utehart pictured her as mark to counterbalance an alleged a mere child, taken from her retire'1 grant of a similar base in Norway to Chilean home by the American whb the Allies, that caused the conference wooed her there only to have her rosy of Scandinavian monarchs and prem-j dreams of a romantic existence top iers at Christiana. j pie. He vigorously denounced De "We can assure the American press", Saulles, charging Jthat he looted Mrs The Politiken asserted, "that Ger- De Saulles' estate. many's alleged threat against Den- Then, after emphasizing the various mark was a pure invention even tak- mental ailments which he cliamed the ing for granted the other hypothesis' accused girl suffered, he declared she regarding pressure on Norway from lost all control of herself when De the west, which is equally devoid of Saulles refused to surrender the ".hild truth. It would be agreeable if the "It was her maternal instinct then' American press would not make Den- he cried, "and she fought for her mark the subject of such fantasies, but baby." gave better understanding to Den- District . Attorney Weeks swept mark s actual and real aimculties." "It is regrettable that the Ameri can press, which usually has small space or' interest for Scandinavia, should start such baseless rumors," said The Berlingske Tiedente. "it would be well Tf they would quit con r'Ierir.g Scandinavia and use the Bal kans instead.- . aside all such theories as this as be ing outside the case. "A woman has no right to shoot her husband down like a dog because he spends her money," he said. He asked the jurors to disregard the WANTED DY SETTLED WOMAN position as nurse where graduate nurse is not required. Experience and references. Address "Nurse," care Dispatch. 12-2-ltj. WANTED OOOD WHITE GIRL pbout 14 to nelr with housework and car of to ernall children. ADDly 1123 So. 8th St. 12-2-ltj. STEOGRAPHER WANTED STEADY position good snlarv for lady sten ographer who hps had some experi encemust be willing worker posi tion now open applv to The Caro lina Metal Products Co. 12-2-3t. FOR RENT TWO CONNECTING f-ont rooms, furnished or unfurnish ed at a reasonable price. Use of bath, water and lights. Pef3rerences lxchanged. Call at 310 Chestnii. up stairs. 12-2-ltj. JEWELRY FOR CHRISTMAS IF ron -vnnt to give a nice piece of 1 jewelry or cut glass be sure to see what we ho. H. J. Culclasure, Jeweler, 3Q5 N. Front St. 12-2-ltj. FOR RFNT MO 90Q CMPRTNUT ST. Price $30.00. H. F. Wilder. Fal Esr tate Ag?ncy, Princess St. 12-2-lt " FOR PLUMPING PRICES SEE H. J. McCartney. ; . " 12-2-lt. trade use salesboards? We invite, correspondence from salesmen whoj are making their trade regularly. The j most remunerative sideline No sample No collections Commission due as soon as order is shipped. We want only first class men. Enouirers to receive attention must state line carried and how long, class of trade called on, territory and how offan covered. The K. & S. Sales Co., 154- 156 Whiting St., Chicago, 111. 12-2-5-9-3 tj. BECOME A BROKER SUPPLYING the consumers in your county with merchandise direct from the' manu facturers and producers at wholesale prices. We have made buying ar rangements with more than five hun dred manufacturers..' Have issued a complete catalog to be distributed by each county Broker with thier own name on same. Send for paritcu lars tdoay. You should establish a large and permanent business. $150 to $200 capital required. Address PRESIDENT, 8th floor, 20 E. Jack son, Chicago. - 12-2-ltj. WHEN YOUR BOY GOES INTO THE Trenches, see that he takes with him your portrait He will ' treasure It ivove all the gold on earth. Foltz & Kendrick. 83-tf FOR RENT TWO FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping, lights, gas, water and use of phone, quite reasonable.. Phone 591-.T or call 505 S. 4th. Dec 1. 3t. (FLORIDA ORANGES A CAR OF that Famous John S. Tvior TVa mond Brand just received. Also winesap and York Imperial apples. Grape fruit, primes, all sizes. Peach es, cocoanuts, butter nuts,, almond, London layer raisins, onions, peas . and beans. Comnlete line of can dies and gum. Bear Produce and Mdse. Co. Phone 452453. No. 11 Market St. 12-2-tf FOR SALE MODERN HOME, 10 room. Tile bath room with shower. Furnace heat. Closets and running hot and cold water in each bed room. Slate roof. Garage. Will sell fur nished, or as desired. Price reason able. Terms to suit. Address Mod ern Home, care Dispatch Office. '12-2-ltj. COTTON RAGS CLEAN COTTON rags wanted at The Dispatch office. Highest price. Send them early Mon day morning. 12-2-ltj. I CRAPE MYRTLE TREE WILL look well in your yard. We have a fine stock of these trees. Phone 258 1 or 28. Audubon Nursery. 12-2-2t. STENOGRAPHERS ATTENTION! Unusual demand for experienced stenographers Experts enrolled free, and positions guaranteed. Give experience and references, En close stamp. Southern Commercial Bureau, Columbia, S. C. '1129-lOtj StiwI A HOUf.E FOH RENT AT NO. 1519 Market St. Price 30.00(1. H. F. Wil der Real Eoto; eAgency, Princess St. 12-2-lt. ONE HUNDjRED QUARTS OF WHISKY CAPTURED NEOLIN SOLES Makes WIk!n Pleasnre Attached by SULLIVAN, Klnjr ; of Shoemaker 817 N. Front Street. Phone 5SS.. 0iy l'aV. ' '-If aK-ted ' came from high' sources. , til 2. -BQW (Special to The dispatch.) Ooldnboro, N..C. DecxJ. More than 100 orarta-rf hiskv was confiscat ed bv loci "ol'ft ifidav J:fin. nmmvT testimony of paid experts as to Mrs. the 'five truv-( fken wf? fvind to oauiico lueui-ai wuuiuuuu, ana w ("nTttBin-ont" bottles Which hd Ttyn return their verdict basc-a sorely on 1 fitutftd :fo the -eal TonrH. Th," the farts. . - "id Tfl9.ri tiitato" o' i' bn fired, kmw'ng what she was t- f!nit,"- r.nTr. v.., rV,s ."-l'-t- rf nnirder," Wdoki - - ,1..Jt,.,i- f'eclared.J.'AH hor c,?ii f,hr rrw ori pi., ..v.,' xt.t For SALE A f nil stock of the following Item a: Wirt- Nails. 'r. ltirinir. 'tnr; nil eral. f:.-i-, ronv .nrn rnn, 'nrr't Pxf'a fU"""- !oIj,'s. I'lmiuo vr-Itr Mr prief and Mmplro. .f.. (iORK COMPANY. W. B. Cooper & Co. COTTON Merchants Wdmiutou, N.C fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniH T? I Builders Supplies W. B, JHQRPE & GO v sj.-r nd Ann street Phone 7891 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SECOND LIBERTY LOAN .;'v .-.V. '':y'' ' AM those haying subscribed through this bank f0 the Second Liberty Loan and have not already done so are respectfully requested to call and make their ar' rangements for payment. . V THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Corner Front and Princess Streets Statement Condition THE MURCHISON NATIONAL BANK of Wilmington, N. C. At the Close of Business, November 20th, 1917. RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts . .? 7,595,091.81 U. S. Bonds (at par) .. 1,426,850.00 Bank Building 494 900.00 Bonds and .other Se-.. curities . . I . . ..... . . 468,400.00 Customers' Liability Acceptances 1,050,000.00 Cash and Due by Banks 4,598,665.15 LIABILITIES: Capital Stock $ l.flflo Surplus and Xet Profits Circulation Special .Deposit Bonds. Acceptances Deposits ''0,000.00 November 20th, 1015 November 20, 1916 . November 20th, 1917 $15,633,906.99 DEPOSITS. l-j.000.00 i-wo.ooo.oo 1-M48.96U3 "SoIm ? 242.91113 -441.245.0S H. C. McQUEEN, President J. V. GRAINGER, Vice-Prsi,' nt J. W. YATES. Vive-President C. S. GRAINGER, Cashier M. F. ALLEN, Assistant Cashier W. S. JOHNSON, Assistant Cashier f J. V. Grainger, Jr., Assistant Cashier. New Interest Quarter- December 1st is the beginning of a new Interest Quarter. Deposits made vnow and through Saturday night draw interest from the first. Your success begins to take form when you begin to save. Open your account at this bank and get your plan working. The Home Savings Bank Corner Front and Chesnut Streets. Condensed statement of condition of the American Bank & Trust Company of Wilmington, N. C. At the close of business November 20th, 1917. RESOURCES. Loan and Discounts. ?2,166ill4.8S Overdrafts 8,049.53 Real Estate 45,770.28 Furniture and Fix tures 16,231.76 Bonds and Securities , 317,279.27 Domestic Accep- tances 98,400.00 Cash and due from banks 773,413.20 Total ...$3,425,258.87 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock 1 200,000.00 Undivided Profits . . 39,277.48 Dividends Unpaid . . 258.87 Deposits 3,185,480.39 Total $3,425,258.87 OFFICERS: Thos. E, Cooper, President. Milton Calder, Vice President. C. E. Bethea, Cashier. E. Fred Banck, Asst. Cashier. R. L. Henley, Asst. Cashier. Christmas Games European War Game United States Puzzle Map Comical Ani mal Ten Pins Tintograph Sets-Ring Toss Battle Ship Puzzle Box--Heart Dice Rook, Parcheese, Etc., also Alarge line of Children i Picture Books and books for Juvenile Readers. C. W. YATES COIVIP' Books and Stationery. 117 Market Street Xoi&J$$$Qtt and Children Are they protected If you are taken seriously 111. Disease plays no favorites. It is your duty to protect them. An accident and health policy is a safeguard and a protec (Jon toVyoii and. your family. r Consider the matter. Con-suit- , . .'. ., Phone 656 C. L DICKINSON. Princess BuiWing iMii a If TOi WlioIegale-Grocera. AVHmington. N. , C. 4 I ll!i;iillIllilllllIII!IIIIlllIII!lllinilillJlllIIIIII!lIl!II!lifr ..s . "V
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