;?AZ .WILMINGTON DISPATCH, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 19, 1918.
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MISS ALMA BROWN
What are You Going to do to Help Boys at the Front?
There are so many hings that can be done by you. You who will
stay at home and enjoy being with your family should look-at the
proposition of helping the Boys and the United States Government
wholly as a "business deal, think this over, put forth every effort buy
Thr:"t Stamps and Liberty Bonds. . . . S'l
PAYNE DRUG CO.
PW520
Everything in- Drugs and. Drug Store Goods.
Fifth and Red Cross Streets
1870-Isaac Butt became leader of
the movement for Irish Home Rule.
- 1878 Leadership of the movement
passed to Charles Stuart Parnell. ;
1882 Negotiations between Darnell
and Gladstone halted by the murder
of- Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Under Secretary Burke, in . Phoenix
Park, "Dublin;" " - .
1886 Gladstone introduced his first
Home Rule bill, and it was rejected
by 30 votes.
1893 Gladstone succeeded in hav
ing his second Home Rule bU! passed
by the IJouse of Commons, only ; to
have it killed by the House of Lords.
Several succeeding attempts ; to
Lbring about the enactment of bills
to establish self-government in" Ire
land met with failure, but with each
attempt the movement became
stronger. -
1905 Redmond's motion for a-con
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Bvacin
North
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AT the end of a hard day, just sit
down to a cup of Luzianne
Coffee. See how you pick up with
every savory sip. Luzianne is far, far
different from any other coffee. It's
got something that all the others seem
to lack. And it's packed in dust-proof,
moisture-proof cans that bring
Luzianne to your kitchen just the same
as when it left the roaster. Buy a can
and try it for yourself. An iron-clad,
air-tight guarantee says that if you are
not entirely satisfied with Luzianne,
your grocer will give you back your
money. And he will
Home Rule Movement"
THIS STATE TO ENTER
AVAR SAVIRGS CONTEST
Bronze Tablet to Be Given the
School-Saving Most
' " v " V ;' Money '"' ""'
ASKED TO REPORT ;
,r DISLOYAL ACTS
Charleston,; S: C, April ,19. It,-has
come to the notice of this office 'that
many people fail to report h Jcpletous
and disloyal acts of manifestation of
sympathy for the enemy, because of
uncertainty as to the proper official
to approach V:
, It'., is very important that the gov
ernment - should have the assistance
of all citizens In - detecUng enemy
propaganda or , suspicious a.ctlvitiel of
(Special to The Dispatch.)
Winston-Salem. Atiril 19.--To boost
Thrift nH Savings amone the 'Individuals,- and you will 4 a service
v i" i TT i j jriH in notifying your friends that any
schools in the United States, G--tatolMInm-.
Mary C. C. Bradford, president of lgence officer," Headquarters South
the National Education Association eastern Department. Charleston, S .
of the United States,; Is" offering a.C:, will receive attention and be trans
bron corat taMe . .JX f &
prize to the school that saves the' meg Df informants will not be di
largest amount, per capita, of any vulged and there need be no fear,.
'school in the nation. - 'Miss Bradford l0n the part' of anybody, of getting hv
sideration of Home Rule defeated In has written to Col. F. H. Fries, State to trouble in case suspicions prove to
the House of Commons by 60 votes. (Director of War Savings in NorthDe unfounded.
1907 Government presented a Carolina, asking that he keep her in, informants should indicate the ria-
Home Rule bill. Convention of Irish-touch With the progress of the War ture and source of their -Information,
men at Dublin rejected it unanimous
ly and. the ministry dropped it
Savings movement in the various Kas well as the time and place.
schools of this State, that she may l.:
1908 Redmond's motion for a con- know what school leads - and which
sideration of Home Rule was tarried ghall be the winner. Colonel Fries
by 156. No further action taken. has assured Miss .Bradford ttia: ,he
, .1911 Parliament passed an act--win co-onerate with her In this fuu
abolishing the absolute veto power of damental and patriotic" work by pre
the home drink
Besides its popularity t drug stores, fountains and
restaurants, Bavo has' found a welcome place in the
home. A family beverage a guest offering a table
drink that goes perfectly with all food.
At " uigetion for Smdmy sapper Sweet red or
gnwn peppirs mtpffm riH ere mm cIimm mad
chopped nvtm pr 'nMrom, served on lettuce Jemvee.
Preach dressing. Cold tkemt. Tomsiedcrmckers.
BsToforeveryoxis. A beverage that taates like no
other soft drink. ture, wholesome and nutritious.
BevD- the all-year-round soft drink.
SeJd la b&ttUs onlymmd hottleti xeajVy by
ANHIUS2R-BUSCH ST. LOUIS
the Lords
1912 New Home Rule bill intro
duced in the House of Commons.
1913 Bill passed the third reading
in January by 110 votes. Rejected
by the House of Lords.
1913 Introduced a second time. in
April and passed in July by the Com
mons by 109 votes. Lords again re
jected it.
1914 Passed the House of Com
mons for the third time on May 25.
1914 Signed by King George V on
September 18 and went on statute
books.
1915 Application' of Home Rule
held up pending agreement of the ri
val Irish factions.
1916 Revolt in Ireland and mar
sentlng the matter' to the" school "bf
the State and urging, them to enter
whole heartedly: in.ryxe contest. a
Today Colonel Fries is e informing
the schools both through the press
and by direct 'communication of the
offer that Miss -Bradford is making.
He believes that .North Carolina's
chance of winning 'vthls. tablet is ex
ceptionally good: He bases his" judg
ment on the excellent reports, par
ticularly the per capita sales that
have already been made - by many of
the schools tor State Headquarters.
He urges that every ' school in the
State enter the 1 contest at once, and
that the first step be to organize ev
ery pupil in school Ino a War Saving?
tial law declared throughout the , Society. A thoroughly organized and
kUo ui guiuituuu, uo ga;s, nut uu
the method to win in this contest,
Colonel Fries is requesting the
One hundred and twenty women
physicians, surgeons, nurses and at
tendants are included in the staff of
ine Jjnaeii oireet nospjtai in uin i
don. the only military hospital In the r
world manned exclusively by women. ,
island. Arrest and execution of SirUWYO urwwuuun. u
. rno tv at rri win - rnio rrYi toct
Roger Casement and other revolu
tionists.
1917 Irish Nationalists in House schools to make regular monthly re-
of Commons presented a resolution' Pna io mm or tneir per capita saies.
calling for the immediate application
of the Home Rule law. The govern
ment replied that Home Rule would
not be forced upon Ulster.
1918 Premier Lloyd George an-
These reports he will forward to the
National Education Association, the
National Headquarters of which are
at Washington, D. C.
Miss Bradford's letter to Colonel
nounced the intention of the govern-'Fries, reads, "I am asking you to keep
ment to apply conscription to Ireland .me constantly in touch witn the prog
and to grant the immediate applica-
eion of the Home Rule law.
"When It Pours, It Reigns"
Lady Duff-Gordon, who has long
conducted a prosperous millinery bus
iness in London, and who of late has
i been giving a "fashion show" on the
'American vaudeville circuit, is a sl
iter of Elinor Glynn, the -celebrated
English novelist.
ress of the War Savings movement
in the various . schools in your com
monwealth. I am so greatly interest
ed -in this movement, that I am offer
ing a bronze commemorative tablet
as a prize to the school that saves the
largest amount, per capita, of any
Bchodl. in the nation. In order to
learn what school leads, I must ask
you to forward promptly, full details
of the progress made by your schools
in this fundamental and patriotic
work."
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? Have you made the acquaintance of
I the moat palatable of all beverages
1 and the purest?
C
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f Beverage
is.thc ideal beverage.
Appetizingly mellow in taste and wonderfully
rich in food-value, it stands without an equal.
J Better try it today. For sale everywhere,
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TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
Two Weeks'. Institute in Progress at
"Kenansville.
(Special to The Dispatch.)
Warsaw, April 19. Prof. J. Henry
Highsmith and Miss Hattie Parrott
are conducting a teachers' institute
in Kenansville. which will continue
for two weeks from the date of start
ing April 15. There are 28 teachers
in attendance all of whom are show
ing much interest in the lectures.
Professor M. H. Wooten announces
April 26 as the "Big Day" when all
the teachers and committeemen of
the county are expected to meet in
Kenansville. On that day there will
also be a great rally in the interest
of the sale of liberty bonds and War
Savings stamps, when it is expected
that a number of prominent speakers
will be present.
FUNERAL OF MRS. LOFTIN.
Highly Esteemed Woman Burled at
Warsaw.
(Special to The Dispatch.)
Warsaw, April 19. Services over
the body of the late Mrs. Sarah Lot
tin, who died In' Fayetteville Monday,
were conducted here at the home of
her spn, Mr. Joel M. Loftin, Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o clock, and interment
was made in the local cemetery, Rev.
K. W. Cawthon, 'pastor of the War-
i saw Baptist church, assisted by Rev.
IR. M. Herrlnsr. of Mount Olive, eon-
jjinuctlng the services. The deceased
TToo auuu( I m J cai 3 ui agU auu was
a woman of most estimable charac
ter, the high esteem . In . which she
was held bftlnar avidenced both bv tha
number or -zhotos rrpm a .distanoe,
who attended tie funeral, as well as
the number of lovely floral tributes
Sbe is immediately" survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Lon -Davis, of Seven
Springs, and Mrs. 'Nannie Herring, of
Burgaw; a son, Mr. Noel M. Loftin;
of Warsaw -ff5MrtA ,v v-..
' M Otxse of
Good
A GREAT SPEECH.
John Sprunt Hill Makes Speech at
- FaJson.
. CStjecial to' The DisDatch.'J
Faison, Ni-d.Apfll WQn hls.Aiu
uve heath, this whole-souled man
E-aVs his ftMfJ fiends und tha rm
inunlty one of the best sneechea of
the many good speeches tliat have
been made her0 as; to the war. Fai
son having "gone over the top" with
its 30 men from so small a place,
backs those men. with their monev in
Investments in Liberty bonds anjd War
savings certificates, tne quota as
signed having befm subscribed.. Such
a speech as ' Mr. Hill1 delivered ahouM
be heard by all,: thenthja.tmaa whb-
De convinced or nis roily, and bend
every energy, material and mental, to
win. Duplin county, grand in the
Past, will maintain lier renntaHAn nt
jnannood in, this hour of trial.
Life insurance experts contand that.
a woman who is in good health at
the age of 45 Is likely to outliv a
man of the same age, because she
is apt to be more teimterat. ta
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Riaslh Hours
The curve in the right-hand corner of the illustration
shows approximately the fluctuations of telephone calls at a
central office in the average busy city. The high spots rep
resent the rush hours for which additional operators and ade
quate equipment must always be ready.
To get easier hauls, the railroad engineer lowers grades
and straightens curves, cutting through hills and filling valleys.
If the telephone traffic curve could be flattened by dis
tributing a percentage'of calls over less busy periods, it would
effect a material saving and assist us to meet the extraordi
nary demands for telephone service.
Important business calls cannot be deferred, but there are
many calls, social and less urgent, which might be made at
other times? without loss to the subscriber.
By avoiding these high spots in telephone traffic, gener
ally speaking, around ten o'clock in the morning and three
o clock m the afternoon, and by making telephone calls of a
k9e; urgent nature before or after these'rush hours,
the telephone user will be co-operating with us in the patriotic
service we are rendering the Government and help us to meet
the constantly increasing demands for telephone service.
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AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY