THE WILMINGTON, DISPATCH, MONDAY, JUNE 24, J91&. V;
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OPPORTUNITY WEEK .
PARTICIPANTS ALIVE
TO THE SITUATION
Second Regular Voting Peod Of Dispatch Campaign Now
On 250,000 Extra Votes for Twenty Five Dollars in
New or Renewal Subscriptions This Week : Offer
Closes June 29 Nominations Still Come In.
With the announcement In the Dis
patch on Sunday that the special voee
offer of 250,00 Oextra votes in addi
tion to the regular voted could contin
ue for more than one aiuniichmb
ue for one more week has met wnth
very hearty approval of all the parti
cipants. The Dispatch was n receipt
this morning of many communications
by mail from various candidates and
in which they stated that they were ex
tremely wel lpleased by the fact that
the special vote offer would continue
for a duration of one more week. The
offer will positively expire on next
Saturday June 29th, and there remains
another week of great oportunity for
the different participants to receive
more votes upon subscrnptions secured
than any futurt date of the Campaign,
because beginning on Monday, July
1st, the special votes for each 525.00
secured in new or renewal subscrip
clnb rpovoalacdotrnai shrdt zb zb zb b
tions will decrease to 150,000 for each
club of 25.00r secured in new or renew
al 'subscraptionB by mail or carrier to
any point dutsnde the corporate limits
of North Carolina's great shipbuilding
center.' There - can be easily noticed
that 100,000 more extra votes will "be
isued this week for the securing of
$25.00 in new or renewal subscriptions
than next week when in addition to the
regular votes there will- be issued
In the News
- Brig. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulois, U.
S. A., who has become chief of the
American air service in France, is
probably better acquainted with the
practical side of military aviation than
any other o..cer of the United States
Army. Long before the war in Europe
opened he had become an experienced
aviator and was actively promoting
aviation in the army. Gen. Foulois is
a native of . Conecticut and is in his
40th year. He is not a West ointer,
out came int othe army as a private
in the first regiment of engineers at
the time of the war with Spain. After
?everal years in the hillipines he re
timed to the United States, studied
at the Army Signal School, and then
was detailed, to the signal corps. Since
1908 he has given his attention al
j908 he has given his attention . al
most wholly to the development of
the army aviation service.
A DAILY-LESSN IN HISTORY.
' One Hundred Years Ago Today.
- ;18J8 Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar,
. one of the most powerful of the Prin-
- ces who governed federated Germany,
born. Died Jan. 5, 1901.
Seventy-Five Years Ago Today.
1843 A benefit "was give nat the
Boston Mueseum for "General" Tom
i Thumb.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1868 Portugal granted a complete
army amnesty for all political offenses.
Twenty-five Years Ago Today.
1893 The Polar expedition by Dr.
Nansen started from Norway.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY IN THE
,, WAR.
,' June 24, 1917 Rome reported re
newal of fierce fighting in the Tren
tino; A provisional ministry was form
Art in Austria with Dr. von Seydler as
premier; Belgian and Russian war
missions visited tomb of Washington
at Mount Vernon.
UR DAI L BIRTHDAY PARTY.
..Brig. Gen. Edwin St, John Greble,
ae-fi tndav.
" U. S. A., born in New York, 50 years
-'fJnstavA f!haTTentfer. celebrated
' French operatic; composer, born in Al-sace-Loraine,
58 years ago today,
rince George of Greece, uncle of the
. present King, born in Athens, 49 Tears
aeo todav.
. ' Prof. MarshaTrTToward ; Saville of
' Columbia University. distinguished
exnlorer and archaoloeist.. born ; at
1 . RncVnort Maa..Sl veara a today.
WTinr Wr "WntunTi. rftnrflHent.atlva in
- Congresa ..of :.tjie; Eightb Pennsylvania
June 29, 1918.
COUDO
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150,000 special votes for each $25.00
secured in subscriptions. So does not
this statement bear out fully the an
nouncement that was made originally
concerning the votes schedules and
that the votes upon subscriptions
would gradually decline as the cam
paign progresses. So it should be
hoove each and every candidate to
manifest great interest this week and
secure every possible subscrnption be
cause as above outlined and illustrated
more votes are ' issued now upon sub
scriptions than any future date of the
campaign, and it is to every candi
date's advantage to secure subscrip
tions while the votes are more, they
have greater value' now and as result
candidates should concentrate their
efforts this week, see all their frieds
and get them to subscribe toi the Dis
patch. Nominations Received Every Day.
Nominations are coming In very rap
idly, many are being received every
Uday," in fact the mail -this morning
brought to the Dispatch more nomina
tions; of candidates tha, nhas been re
ceived in any single day during the
past two weeks it demonstrates fully
that the fever of the New Era Circula
tion ; Sampaign Is "catching, . and the
awards, are worth the effort and time
of any one, so let the old boiling pot of
enthusiasm buble over and each can
didate will be jubilant on August 17th.
district born in Bucks County, Pa., 62
years ago today.
George Burdott Ford of New York,
one of the leading city planners of the
United States, born at Clinton, Mass.,
39 years ago today.
wkKflN wiosetaoin shrdlucmfwyp
In Session at Aberdeen.
Aberdeen, Wash., June 24. Royalty
to the nation, the win-the-war spirit,
and ways in which labor can help to
win the war, are to be the leading sub
jects of discussion at the annual con
vention of the Washington State Fed
oration of Labor, which opened here
today and will continue during the
greater part of the week. Reports to
be presented to the convention shows
that labor conditions in this state were
never In a more satisfactory condition
owing to the Increased volume of bus!
ness in the shipyards, the lumber
camps and, other industries engaged
in war work.
Partial Eclipse of the Moon.
Washington, D. C. June 24. For the
second time within two weeks T Arson a
interested in the heavenly bodies are
to De given an opportunity tonight
to witness the astronomical phenom
enon which is commonly termed an
eclipse. This time it is the moon
which will hide her face for a brief
period. The eclipse will be eeneraliv
visible in the west part of North and
bouth America, throughout the Pacific
ocean and Australia. It is of compar
atively little interest, however, as the
snaaow of the earth will cover only a
very small portion of the moon's face.
, A NOTICE OF 8AXK
H7 Virtue fit the nnwai rf sola ln.
!?inftA 1?"a certaln deed of trust, executed
, ra aay or October, 1917, by Victor
8. Stevenson and wife to W. a. James.
trustee, recorded in book 88, page .70 of
xianover county registry, aeiaun
having been made in the payment of the
debt secured by said deed of trust, and
the undersigned truHtee having been re
quested by the .holder of the note to fore
close said deedof trust, the undersigned
win expose tor sale at 12 o'clock, noon, at
the courthouse door in Wilmington, JJ. C,
on Mondav. the flrfc ilnv of .Tulv. 1918. to
" last ana mgnest bidder, ror-casn, tne
lauuB aescnoed in said deed or trust, bii
nate in New Hanover county, North Caro?
Una. and bounded follava:
Beginning at the northwestern corner
of town lot number 121 as shown on the
plot of Winter Park Gardens, in the east
ern line of Seventh street as now laid out,
and runninsr aonthwaxdlv with the west
ern line of said lot and - the. eastern line
of Seventh street 80 feet : thence eastward -
ly and at right angles with Seventh street
132 feet a point In the eastern line of
town lot 120; thence northwardly and par
allel with Seventh street 80 feet; thence
westwardly and at right angles with the
eastern line of Seventh street 132 feet to the
eastern edge of Seventh street, the begin'
ning, being part of town lots 120 and 121
u winter .paric uaraens. ;
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University Summer Schools
FOR TEACHERS
LAW,
MILITARY CAMP,
(Asheville, N. C.)
FOR INFORMATION WRITE
The University of North Carolina
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
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ML 6QOD DPUG STORES Y.
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All sizes, all prices, for all purposes. Latest im
provements. Largest stock in Wilmington.
Good Refrigerators are scarce
BU Y yours
WILMINGTON, N. C.
FREE DENTAL WORK
WANTED 100 white patients
for dental clinics. Teeth extracted
or filled by leading-dentists of the
state. For . further information
phone 1634 or call at 201 Murchison
. building, beginning Saturday
morning, June 22, and lasting
through next Thursday. All work
painless and positively without
$harges. " I
Just Received
Stock Potato Bug Paste
and Dry Powder.
John S. McEacbern
Son
No. 211 Market St.
a Good Refrigerator
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Pure Pork Sausage
FresK Sausage
Smoked Sausage
Frankforts
Bologna
Head Cheese ;
.' Liver Sausage
New England Ham
Made without cereals
Sanitary, clean delicious
Take no substitutes
For sale at all first-class
grocers and markets.
CAROLINA PACKING
COMPANY
When Yoti Give
A Box of Candy -You
Should Give
HER
hitman9 s
Because She is Worthy of
the Best
JUIU1 & FUTRELLE
Phone 21 1-212
1 07 Princess Street
HITE nAIARIA GITt 0? THE ST3TEI
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. MO RTGAGE SALE
By virtue of the pdwer 6f sale con
tained in a certain mortgage deed
made by Virgie Stafford and her hus
band, John Stafford, of Wilmington,
N. C, to W. M. Cummlng, bearing date
3rd November, 1915, and duly regis
tered in the. records of New Hanover
county," In lioofc 7 at page 442, the 'uh
dersjgned will sell at public auction
for cash to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday, July 24th, 1918, the fol
lowing described property in the city
Of Wilmington, N. C.r
Beginning m the eastern line of
Twelfth street sixty-six (66) feet
north from Wooster street, and run
ning thence north thirty-three (33)
feet on Twelfth street; thence east,
parallel with Wooster street, one hun
dred (100) feet; thence south, paral
lel with twelfth street, thirty-three
(33) feet; - thence west, parallel with
Wooster street, one hundred (100)
feet to the point of beginning in the
eastern line of Twelfth street, the
same being the southwest part of lot
5, In block 70, according to the pres
ent official plan of the said city of
Wilmington, N. C.
6-20-30t-x-sun W. M. CUMMINp.
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Saturday, 9:30 a. m. eXcePt
Leaves Wilmington Saturday e
a. m. and 1:00 p. m. y' 6:0
Leaves, Wilmington Sunday 9.,n
m. and 6:00 p. m. ,3 a.
Leaves Southport every dav e
Saturday, 2:30 p. m. y excePt
Leaves Southport Saturday k-sa
m. and 4:00 p. m. 30 a-
Leaves Southport Sundav 3 -on
and 8:30 p.m. a"6-Wv.xo.
STatI 'boperxy
COUNTY OF NEW hTxoVER '
By virtue of the authority
a certain mortgage deed made l0 la
drsigned, November 15th TqA lhe
WUmlagton Dock and Sto'rale cJS the
a -corporation duly created orl-,
existing under and by virtue of hend
of the State of North Carofina 'dTt
principal office and place of ' biiJn h iu
thd City of WUmington, coumv Bin8" ia
aforesaid, and dulyB recorded in W
at page 181, Kegister of Deed" STJ
New Hanover County, North cnrrw of
will, on Monday, July 1st ? I9isr0"na; I
courthQUse door in the City of Wiim
t,u, wuiii, uuu stare aforesaid err6
for ante and anil mi ' .u- eiposi
pose
jjiug nun, uemg m new Hanover '
State of North Carolina, in what is bTtT
aa "Sunset Park." lrw ,k a.,ls. knna
of Wilmington on tie western d ' fQ f
Federal Toint road, and more 1
described as folloWs, to-wit- paitlcularl7
Lots Nos. 5 and 6 in block r 1 i .
Noa. 18 and 1ft in hlrrb v ,.- lots
block No. 2, lots Nos. 21 and "rt in V? ',n
16, lot No. 4 in block 17, lots Xos 8
and 17 in block No. 23, lots Nog 3 .art i 4
block No. 24, lots Nos. 3 and 4 in h,4 '!
No. 30 lots Nos. 36 and 37 in block
according to the official plan or
"Sunset Park" as surveyed bv j ?Vf
ton, C. E., and dated July, 1913 h H"
recorded in the office ofythe Register 7f
Deeds of New Hanover County m Bo0k -at
page 700, reference to which said inan
is- hereby expressly had for a more ?,rp
ticnlar description of the lots herein enn
veyed. -UQ"
TMs 1st day of June, 191S.
HANOVER TRUST COMPAXT,
Mortgagee.
n . . MOBTGAGE SALE
f,lrtQe ,the power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage deed mad h
Little Dinkins, of Wilmington V C to
wiM'. Tn bearing date 1st of Mar
1916, and duly -registered on the records
page 324, the undersigned will sell at nub
ile auction to the highest bidder, for ash
m dW' 7nly 9ta- "IS. at 12 o-cS
m., the following described property in the
city of Wilmington, N. C-
Beginning in the eastern line of Ninth
street at a point 69 feet north from Castle
street and running thence north along said
Uine of Ninth street 33 feet; thence easL
parallel with Castle street, 87 feet; thence
south, parallel with Ninth street, 33 feet
thence west, parallel with Castle street S7
teet to the point of beginning in the east
ern line of Ninth street, the same being
part of lot 5 in block 95, according to tha
present official plan of the said city of
Wilmington, N. C.
. - W. M. CTMMING.
MORTGAGE SALE
. By. -virtue of the powers of sale contained
m a certain mortgage deed made by Lottie
Dinkins, of Wilmington. K. c, to W. M.
Cumminga, bearing date March 12th, 1918,
and duly registered on the records of .New
Hanover county in book SO, at page 146,
the undersigned will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, on Tuei
day, July 1918, at 12 o'clock, m., tha
following described property in the city
of .Wilmington, N. C :
Beginning the eastern line of Ninth street
at a point 102 feet north from the northern
line of Castle street and running thence
along the said eastern line of Ninth street
northwardly 30 feet; thence eastwardly,
parallel with Castle street, 87 feet; thence
southwardly, parallel with Ninth street, 30
feet; theses westwardly, parallel with
Castle street, 87 feet to the beginning, the
same being the northwestern part of lot 5
in block 93, according to the present offi
cial plan of the said city of Wilmington,
N. C. W. M. CUMMING.
FORECLOSURE SALE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage made by
Stacy Adams to the Wilmington Home
stead and Loan Association and registered
in book 93, page 389 of the records of
New Hanover county, the undersigned will
sell, to the highest bidder, at public auc
tion, for cash, at the courthouse door in
the city of Wilmington, on Friday, the
12th day of Jnly, 1918, at 12 o'clock m
the following described property situate
in the city of Wilmington:
That lot beginning at the intersection of
the western line of Eighth street with the
northern line of Nixon street; runs thence
northwardly along the western line of
Eighth street 60 feet; thence westwardly
and parallel with Nixon street 150 feet;
thence southwardly and parallel with
Eighth street 60 feet to the northern Una
of Nixon street; thence eastwardly along
the northern line of Nixon street 130 feet
to the beginning, and being part of lot 5,
block 338, and the same as conveyed to
T. J. Quinlivan to S. A. Adams on the 5th
of November, 1917, to which deed refer
ence is made for a more particular de
scription, said deed being registered in
book 98, page 103.
This 11th day of June, 1918.
WILMINGTON HOMESTEAD AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Bv John D. Bellamy. Attorney. 6-11-30:
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
court, made on the 30th day of April, un,
in the case therein pending of "Alice Lar
king and husband, Jonn liaritms,
Thomas Harriss, John J. Furlong, J ame
Pearce, Thomas Pearce, Henry Pearce,
Pearce, Pearce, Rebecca HarrW.
Thelma Pearce, Clarence Pearce, AiDen
Edward Harriss, William A. Harrus.
Frances Harriss, . Ralph Harriss, bormi
Harriss, Nicholas Harriss, Lula Harriss,
J. M. Woolard. Jessie x. tiarper auu
sie Harper," the undersigned will sell, w
the highest bidder, at public a"ct'n,i?T
cash, at the courthouse door in the an
ofVWilmington, on Thursday, the lltn aj
of July, 1918, at 12 o'clock M., the fold
ing described lot of land in said city or
Wilmington: Beginning at a point in
northern line of Queen street 60 feet uw
from northeast intersection of Queen ana
Second 8 tree us , runs -""X ;-: rW, 49
along the northern line of Queen ftet
feet; thence northwardly and parallel
Second street 66 feet; thence weswardW
and parallel with Queen street 42 ft
thence southwardly and parallel with Sec
ond street 66 teet. to the beginning. JJ
being part of lot 6, block .4, accoraini
to the official plan of the said city
Wilmington. , ,n,0
This lutn aay or june,
. WILLIAM M. BELLAMY.
'commissioner.
1 FORECLOSURE SALE rf
By virtue and in pursuance of tne
offsale contained in a certain chattel mon
gage irom j. a. johubuu bu - - B&D.
du- recorded in the records
ovrf county, North Carolina, in hoo
' It tage T 333, the undersigned mortga
wlU? on Friday, June 28th, IMS. at "
'o'clutk m.. at the courthouse door
city of Wilmington, N. C, offer Jot &
"y rnblic auction, for cash, to . the W
bidXr. tne following personal proper.
to wtt: ntfd lea
! Te:i ateel MUlien rowooaw, jeaB
Immed in Dine; seveu . )n
i towbonti painted lead color . "if
jblue;- two Old Town canoes, a?'fo V
by thje Old Town Canoe Co., Maine, v
long A painted dark green; one gaso
launck named Dixie, and ao 1" 0
oal&ks and fixtures to aid boats.
of w&lch said property can now o
at Grteenneld lake.
? Datfo this MayfOth, 191;r 0vSi
iOREINFIELD PARK DEVELOP
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