North Carolina Newspapers

BUSINESS if ; V n rr?r 't- FOOD SUPPQES OF TO RE-ESTABLISH CONQUERED ITALY FIGHTING POWER MeniWomen J and Children The Bolsheviki Idea is to Cre- Forced to Work 18 Hours ate a New and Smaller ; - J Army " 4 : !'.'. T" V ; DO NOT FEAR OUTCOME S PECIAtLS -A MESSENGER ;:SERV1C.1:- -For this service we ;We .the Pbs talc Telegraph Cable Compaiiy's. messengers. -They," will call for your "ads," in the same manner and. quick time as they flow cover the city for telegrams; night letters grams, cables, etc."" "V For further -mformation -;as , to "ads,"., call 176, but'f or,- telegraph service call "Postal n eiegrapn. SEVERE PUNISHMENT FOR DISOBEDIENCE OF RENEWAL OF WAR "SETSE 5 i2 We leave money in your bank and ' All Unlinaa AAnvTM (nV Avmsl All D -L 1 'A' fSCtl f-Z - ed Back to Their Posts As ; ; ; and Ammunition- Food- help finance; permanent position. Marine Iron & Steel Co., Norflok, Va. ll-27tf. - a Measure of Preparation for Eventualities SEE CHAS. FINKSLSTEIN FOR yoiir Diamnods, " Watches, Cameo Broaches, Wrist Watches and a full line of Solid gold and Gold filled Jew elry. But early and save money at Chas. Finkelstein's. No.' 6 So'. Front St. Phone 642 5 11-30-tf stuffs Must Be Turned 4 r ' Over to the Invader ' ... i - i, -; " 1 Ottawa . Ont, Jan. 11. All- food London, Jan.' 11. Confirming previ- i isuDplles in private homes to be giv- ous reports that the Bolsheviki are en tro and men. women and children orebarine to re-establish the. fighting I WHEN YOUR BOY GOES INTO THE tto : wqrk1 in the fields for 60 hours a power oI the army, against a possible I , Trenches see that he takes Vilh Tiim v week,' for .the benefit of the invaders, final break in the negotiations with your portrait He will treasure it ;eare! set forth; in regulations imposed the Central1 Powers, the Petrograd above all me -gold , on earth. Voitz ly r the ustroJermans -' udou the correspondent of The Dailf News savsi and Kendrix. : 12-13-tl jpeople.jof ithe conquered-portions of that they are not attempting to re Italy, according to the text of a Teu- animate the old worn out army but WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON tonic proclamation now in the hands to create a new and much smaller ; v of Reuters limited, and made public one. Concerning,, this new army For- f there 'today, .Failure to comply with .eign Minister Trotzky is reported to 1 the regujlations, the proclamation Jave said: date of Issue . when ' so requested Phone your erder to 745. Gordon's News Stand. w 10-7-J1 WANTED FIFTY LABORERS, white or colored, to clean land. Guaranteed three years work. , Ap ply M. Lance, Carolina Beach. ,8-31 tf states, - will call for severe punish- - It will wage not war but revolu- 1 tanent; including the imprisonment of tion. Its front trenches will be, bar vtmen and women and the beating of ricaaed against' oppressors "children. The proclamation reads in The Bolsheviki doubt whether the . part: - J uerman soldiers wall advance, but yyiNESAP APPLES A VhrMisft-tft-lioTiRP flAB.mii will h " "ley " iait ore lerruory, made for, all concealed arms, weap-J they will be no nearer an end of the ttnm " nfl TrmmirtTi All . vfctnnlfl t. war. Alio uurreHpuuueut nays uie "maining ina.house must be deliver greatest difficulties of the Bolsheviki tin . -Rtrfirv . ritizAn mnsf nhAv nnr mese preparauons are wanbpon lahftrirAffnTatiftTiHr all wnrTrmMi jwirt uppiy ui wmcv ma luiiuer la rhMn. nvor IS TAfln olH mnat "16 leBS nopeiUl queBUOn. HSlgn work tin the fields every day. Sun- i "71 CAR LOAD just received. Also Seed Irish Po tatoes. Canadian Turnips, Onions, Eating potatoes.. Peaches, Prunes, Apples, Beans, Peas, Wrapping Pa per-Spices and Candy. Bear Prod and Mdse. Co., phone 452-453., 14 Market St. 12-27-tf days included, from 4 o'clock in the in-chief, is reported to be organic OUR NEW SERIES B. and L. STOCK .I morning untU 8 o'clock in the even- inS a volunteer army and has or iag. dered all officers to return to the TMsohbedie'nce will be punished in PostB they, held before the Bolsheviki ,the following manner: Lazy work re volution. - (the 55th series) is still open. Sub scribe now. Mechanics Home Asso ciation. Walker Taylor, President; W. M. Cumming. secretary. 1-8-51 j men will be accompanied in the work In reference to the civil wars get MRS. WRIGHT TO DO YOUR i ana rwaxcnea Dy viennans. Alter nar- uiuerwuv parts oi xvuesia me curre- i TestVthey will be imprisoned for six spondent says they will be attempt dressmaking. I always please my customers. - Call at 217 Castle St Phone 1333-J 16-lw. j . months and every third day be giv- to spread class warfare in those parts j -en: nothing but bread and water, where the proletariat has not oh Lazy .women will be obliged to workftained the " upper hand. Thus the THE MOTTE BUSINESS COLLEGE until ' the harvest, and will be given Bolsheviki are not warring against t six months imprisonment thereaf- the Ukraine but against the Bourgois ter; Lazy children will be punished Ukrainian rada; not with the Cos : by beating, etc" eack country, but with the military government of the Cossacks The Daily News correspondent SUFFRAGISTS OPEN says the anti-Bolsheviki newspapers C ATLIO A 1C 1M nrrs nU daily record Bolsneym defeats, but THE UPPER HOUSE defeat the Bolsheviki advanced in- r; ':' .- : " stead' of retiring. The map. he says. t--:.-:"f"'r 1 . ' . , shows that' each reported defeat tak- : . tonimuea irom i-age unej. es the Bolsheviki further into the enemy country. He mentions some -President Wilson's suDnort is cred- OI -wese advances, ana anas inat xne ited . with changing many 'Democratic Black Sea lleet is now controlled by votes. The narty divided almost ae jsoihubvwi. evenly, with a margin of two ayes. Ahe Fetrograd correspondent of Until Wednesday it had been- as- unes says enormous sumes. nave sumed ' that, a large majority of the been taken from the State Bank by Democrats would ormose the resolu-1 forged checks since the bank has tion.' - jpeen m the possession of the.Bolshe- Representatives from North andlviki. Three million rubles were with- S"outh, Carolina Tennessee and Vir- drawn through one spurious check. ginia, cast; their votes on. the suffrage t TRSoliitlon as follows! ' ' t North Carolina For: Weaver; b KAIN Ct. Af FtLAKS 1 0 against, small, Kitcmn, Fou, Stedman, DI7r,rfcr,MI,7P ITVOAIM1T nA-nrtr, Dl-r.cn TKmc. TITVV I JL-WW 1tK VlUinUlU Abuuiuoviif j-rvugubuu, frcuu. South Carolina Against: Whaley, jjyrnes, ruomiiucK,-xNicnoiis, Eleven- , Petrograd, Wednesday, Jan. 3. The son,. KagSdaie, Lever. I French eovernhient : has annointefl frfin n TT. A i r . I - 9 r . . :xemieaBBe or: Ausun, aeiis, ral TfthmiillA th rAnrARiSitatlvp nf offers young men and . . women step ahead td. su8ojsBi.: yVMt lor , catalogue or can pnone job. i9-tr HORSE OR MULE WANTED FOR light farm work. Willing to pay reasonable cash price for satisf ac tory animal. Box 122, Wilmington N. C. . l-10-3t CABBAGE PLANTS EARLY JER sey and Charleston Wakefield, Sue cession, Flat Dutch, from pedigreed seed, immediate shipment; By . ex press 600 for $1.00; 1,000, $1.50; 5,000 at 1 9K 10 Ann ond nn at 91 ft r Young's Island, S. C. . Delivered by parcel post, 100 25 cents; 1,000, $1.75. Enterprise Company, Inc. Sumter, S. C , 10-3 we fri sun tf PRINTING OF THE BEST QUALITY quick service, Engraved cards of ai kinds. Harriss Printing and Adver tising Co. 12-mon, wed, fri, t LOOK I AM SELLING BEST NA tive beef round steak 25c lb. Loin steak 25c, chuck steak 20c, roast 20c, . stew 15c, native pork 30 to 35c per lb Ham, bacon, sausage at cu prices. Hoyt Kennedy, phone 670 l-9-30tj . . ' Byrns, Sims, Fisher; against, Moon, nance to the Ukraine republic. This TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-NOR . r -r -, tt a - iiuii,; iiousion, uarren. , considerefl in Petroerad as reroe Virginia For: Slemp; against, niti0n by France of the independence juubb, muuiague, vvatsuu, oaunaers, Qf e Ukraine uiass, " tiarnson, uarun, Flood Paired Padgett, of Tennessee, and Holland, of Virginia, both against' the resolution. ris is back! here on the job; at his old place. Fifth and Wright Sts Give him a trial, you know what ne is. He is the best Auto Meciani in the State. l-5-7tj. The announcement of the appoint ment of General .Tabouille was made by an officer of the French military WANTED WOMAN TO TRAVEL Absent or not voting-Hood, North m?Bien' M. Shougin, general sec Carolina. - CENTRAL POWERS V- PUT BURDEN OF 'fcPEACE ON RUSSIA (Continued from Page One). rotary of foreign affairs for the Uk raine, at Kiev. ST. JOHN'S LODGE NO. 1, A. F. and A. M. and collect. Pleasant and agreeable work.. Can be in Wilmington every week-end. References required Sa! ary and all necessary expenses. Ad drej3S L, care The Dispatch. "1-11-tf-j Emergent Communi cation this, Friday, evening at 7 : 4b o'clock sharp for the purpose of conferring the degree of .. ENTERED APPREN TICE (5 candidates All members and visiting brother ticlpating.:;; Dr. .von Kuehlmann, who presided said: , "Inasmuch as changes have occur- 'tai ifn : thA ' fnmnnslHnK nf ' onma nt the. 'delegations, it. will not be out otXJ'llrvZr place - to give ashort survey of the " history 'of, the course of the nego tiations"; .'. i . '' - -. After a lengtity review of the pro " ceedings'to . date, ' Dr.' von Kuehlmann - said he hoped they would lead to a ' salutary result.': His hope was based : Nations and on the exnression bv thP aau parior cr rueivuuuB wi uu- bu vs t : continued. , ; people's wish for' secure and lasting Persons desiring such accommoda TTo nnt?. . . 0 tions will be required to purchase By order of the Master. A. S. HOLDEN, Secretary. (NOTE THE HOUR) PUiiJVf AN SERVICE Effective January 10, 1918, the prac tice of making Pullman reservations Ha continued: i "I consider that the: difficulties met with up : to the time the negotiations space. ATLANTIC COASTLINE RAILROAD : Tnough to tha faille ofthe COMPANY, T. C. WWte, G P. A. Hi peace work and;: presumably, resump- SEABOARD,,, AIR LINE RAILWAY t:cn of . war.in-the East, with its un- COMPANY C. B. Ryan, G. P. A. forseen consequences. wanYed;:- assistant ' office jman. State age experience and sal ary expected. ' Address in own writ ing, A care Dispatch.. , l-ll-2t ,;-ThIs:. Briton J i "Some Recruit. , , . . .-London Jan. 11. For the - distinc- tion. of sbeing the. "tallest i recruit" j there are none likely to dispute the claim of a .young Wiltshire innkeeper recently? enrolled in the British army.. This son pf Anak istwenty-two years, old.and fltands 8 feet'3! jhches in his socks;,-The. quartermasters .depart ment found it 'necessary, to make his entire equipment to..order; He wears TOLEDO . SCAL'ES--NO SPRINGS. zz x-z. men; doois,: ana, so .,it . is , saia, a, coin as large, as. an American quar ter-dollar- can be . dropped ".through LOST ABOUT TWELVE THIRTY , o'clock todayv on right side of Fro St. between- Market - and Princess .$14.70 enclosed- in ,A Tide Water , . Power Co. envelope. V Reward for return to Dispatch office. 1-11-lt - Honest' weight, - .E. AJ' Shands,- Jr, now: representing Toledo . Scale Co. In this territory. Phone 630. 12-29-tf..rC v i.' . WANTED ,AT ONCE TWO WOMEN to collect .int Wilmington. Steady - work and good salary. Must be able to furnish A-l references. For pef sonal interview address "Woma ; Collector," care -The Dispatch. 1-11-tf-j WANTEDSCHOOLOYS TO Dt -,. liver the Dispatch. " Boys who have bicycles preferred. ' See Mr. Long 1-11-tf. FO R SALE E ITHER ONE' O F 1VI three grocery delivery horses. Special price to sell at once. W. V Boudabush and Co. 22 So. Front. 1-11-ltj , FOR RENT NO. 2, 4, 6. 8 AND 1(5 Dock St: The best located and j&ost conveniently arranged warehouse Jn the city.. 1,200 sq.ft. floor , space Low rent either as a whole or pan W. P. . Roudabush and Co.; .22 So .'Front.St. v 1-11-ltj LOST LAST NIGHT, ONE PAIR OF bifocal nose glasses, tortoise she rim, : in-UUuminum case. i! Reware, J. L." Solomon, care S. and B. Solo- ' mon. y i ; .i , l-ll-tf. ; FOR R E NT C OTTA G E , NO. 719 Orange with garage and wood house. rnone iS7Jvor 826. ; 12-8-tf FOUND A PIN IN FfaRM: OF AN honor medal; Owner can get same by describing pin and paying for this ad. Call at Dispatch office. 1-11-lt ; ' USED . FORD CARS WE SPECIAL ize in carload shipments or less. Can j supply any models -We are reliable r J. Beatty, 338 Euclid' Ave.; Atlanta S COULD -.NbUMEr- Mt !1AVC" A NICE : ROOM AMD BATH VVITH SOUTHERN EXPOSURE V HWE JUST WANT. SIR-BUT TWELVE " DOLLARS A DAN WO NT DO BECAOSE ITS ONLY A OOUAR AND A HAUF Av DAS INCLUDmt MEALS s?7 w" fW;e HAUF. A v DAS .VA INCLUDmt MEALS J WmT " ' - - ijovernment J Liberty: Bonds - S :We re now. prepared to deUver.ftill paid subscriptions to bonds of both the ; first ,- and second issue! ; 1 -""f ', -., . THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK F. W: DICK, President J: HOLMES DAVIS, Cashier CORNER FRONT AND PRINCESS STREETS THE 1918 won Join Uncle Sam's Gltab Buy , War Savings Stamps. , A profitable, simple, secure investment paying 4 per cent compounded, re deemable at any time upon ten days' notice,' issued in two .denominations, 25 cents ancl $5.00. , 25 cents and $5 seem small amounts but remember that a single strand in a cable has no strength but thous ands of these strands bound together uphold the Brook lyn Bridge. " ' ' Do your bit. A country worth fighting for is worth saving for. W. B. Copper & Co. Wilmington, N. C. simas IS NOW OPEN 5 CLASSES 25c each week amounts fi .$12.50 25.00 50.00 64.00 50c each week amounts to-, $ J .00 each week amounts to , . 5 c progressive amounts to 5c reducing amounts: to ::.--:;; 65.00 American Bank & Trust Company Front and Market Sts., Wilmington N. C4 STATEMENT CONDITIOK 1 The Murchison National Efank of Wilmington, X. C, at tbe Clo of BnalneM December SI, ltl7 - BKSOGBGESt . . - ''. Loans and Discounts ................... , .VrfV. $ 8,023,546.01 U. ' S. Bonds (at par) ............. 1,276,000.00 Bank Building .............. ................ .a . ....... 474,000. On Bonds and Other Securities .......t....... k.... 449,700.00 Customers' Liability Acceptances ........... fl,, a.t.M w v 1,69975. u-j Cash and Dne by Banks ......,......,. ,.-vWvr.ivW..... 343,898.69 SiimmiiiniTiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiTTiini mifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiTmiiS Conservation and Economy Capital Stock .. ,,-i..W I1 1,000,000.00 Surplus nd Net Profits . ...?f.".., 770,000.00 Circulation. ...... ...... ........... - -fiM.iOSJX) Special Deposit Bonds ...... .t......, "18,000.00 Acceptances .... . j .. .... ................ . ..V. ..'... l,C9973tou -Balls Payable ......... . ;... ......... . 500,000.00 Deposits .......... 10,698,044.11) Our Motto for 1918 "' $15,266,519.70 .7 DEPOSITS: . . s : ' DgccidIJ'CP 31v '-' ' vV-o$ 5,46S.3.4T.3i December 31, 1916 ......f , .......... .... 7,183,511.15 December 31, 1917 ........ .. .. .i 10t69844.'i') H. C. McQUEEN, President; J. V.'GRAiNGER, Vice-PtesideHt; J. W. YATES, Vice-President; C. S. GRAINGEU, Cashier; M. F. ALLEN, Assistant Cash ier; W. S. JOHNSON, Assistant Oashier; J. V. GRAINGER, Jr Assistant Cashier. . , : - if You can be conservative, economical and also more healthy if you will substitute in the place of meats for : breakfast some or bur . FANCY FLORIDA ORANGES and GRAPEFRUIT A variety of sizes and prices Wilmington Grocery Company Office Phone No. 12 1., 127 Market St. Phones 13 and 14. anitmiimmminniiiimiiniimiimimnnn JOIN IK HpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiniiiinniiniiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuniiiiiniiiiiJimM Christmas Saying Club Opens Monday .December 3 1st. You will find it an easy way to save money for taxes, insurance, vacation as well as for suunny days. You'll be happy if . you save. The HoiQe Sayings Bank Wilmington, N. C. n lllustratioii of the Best Life -'y .... Amount $10,000 - ; J : Double Indemnity , . ' 5 If death occur ; by accident while ; on a train, trolley, steamship or oth er common carrier, the , policy pajs - 120,000 instead of ?10,000. C I DlMbiiity Protection If permanently dlat)d before age t6j from . any cause accident, . blind , ness. ' paralysis, tuberculosis, in- : sanity, or anything: else all further r premiums are waived jand- you receivs "an income of ?1, 000 a year for life. At death the full $10,000 Is paid, le gardless of the premiums waived and the. income already paid to you. i Annual Cash Dividends Tbis policy ' pays dividends an nually after the second year. Had : tbis policy been taken out in 10Oi the dividends for 1917 alone would . have been $100.00. The longer it, is carried the cheaper, it becomes and , the more it Is worth. ' "" Loans ' ''I . After the second year you can al ways borrow, from. one-third to two thirds of the amount you have paid ; In without Jeopardiiiog the policy, and ,'you : can . Insure the "loan-iinak-' r- Ing the policy free of debt in case -at death. " l.rB:...-t' ."v" - ' Age at Issue, 85 -i. Paid-Up Extensions . After you have carried this policy for three years you-can stop pkying and the Company' will carry yonr-in-surance tree for; six yats and 193 days. After 10 years the company will carry you for 91 years and 311 days, and so on. - Amount Obtainable This policy may bi , utained in any amount from $1,000 to ,,$25,000, the latter sui. being the Company's limit for this particular poKsy. Payments . may be made ' annually, semi-annually or quarterly. . ' Polk.v Becomes-PulJPald " At age 55 all payments jceale and ! $10,000 goes to your heirs when you , die, or you. can have $6,000 in cash for yourself. , v.i - , r . - The Compter - ' . -The Issuing. compnj. -.is the strong est In the world assets $866,983,841. 87 and, it (does business at a lower cost than any. other, which accounts ' for the large dividends returned to, policyholders. i ; ' It yon need life Insurance yon want this contract Exact details for your own age gladlv furnished n request. Telephone 85d... Office 101 Prineess. HOW IS THE TIME TO TRANSFER YOUR FILES OfFice, Filing Appliances of all kinds. Steel and Wood Transfer Guides and Folders. Box Files and Card Index Cabinets, Record Cards. Office Stationery of every . description. 7 Loose Leaf Ledgers and Price Books.. ' Blank Books of All Kinds Commercial Calendars. SBECIML We have a . few razors oh hand at?special prices. Every razorabsolutelyirahteed; ' gt.ii'Btootaspeaa it :.v;: .v. j. .99c ;. $2.5() Kazc-rlSpecial at V, . ; . ; t$1.79 : r Mail Orders i promptly fiUedpc : I Ma .finffer-riner. - ' l xJUa; . r . . v . r ; - . v a, 1.1M5 2ti t ' ' 1 ' ' " " . - - - . . - .- . .. . " ,-. ,- .- . ' J -4. i';.