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TWILIGHT PARADE
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LOYALTY
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Exhibitions' Will be
Staged Immediately After
Procession Returns. :
Shnnri'jrtWilight - parade, postponed
fromeSterday'until tbis evening be
oatw4nf - ,wfa.ther conditions. i ":WUl
'''f move -'Promptly from 'in front of the
' GiiialitMs evening at 7 o'clock and
V -' 4. "vi, ' - rm.:.j n TaA rrnca.
McDonald Unable to: Come ;
Wedneiday Niht IVIatch "
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move ud Third to Red Cross,
rtkence. to Front, and up Front to Mar
ket street, down Market to Thir-;
teenth, and thence down Thirteentn
; ' The Wednesdayjnight clash, between
Joe McDonald,, of Knoxvllle, Tnn and
Fritz Hanson has; been called off, be
cause' of the inability Tof McDonald to
come herel before after the 18th of the
month, but fans will fbe , given some
thing to entertain them on mriaay
night, for at i thattime Hanson ; and
Ahere will aerain lock horns. Fritz
agreed to take the Ohioair on after his
For rr MumcipaK Honors Are
warming inmgs m ,
That City. t
to the intersection of Dock, where ; statement 'that he wouldibe willing to
th show tents are pitched. ipost a forfeiture ' against touung.
The parade will be marshaled by j ?Aberg and Hanson a.re to met Fri-
. v, onH Tio'dav nieht ana wnnestne articles oi
Ma or .
willbe assisted by ggSgJ The Gotch foe-hold wilLsb barred, it
MacRae and Capt. E. ijis understood, as Mlall other holds,
parade will form m thevlow
order: - ; L .vo:. y'l . then it is permissible; The referee
?5f.?fflf?:L- nnJhas not been decided, on as yet, but
ueaamg cuuiuiCa mansnn statfi this mornine that any-
test and automobile
Sudan Drum Corps.
Band. ' '
Wilmington Drum Corps.
Automobiles with performers."
Private, automobiles. ! " :. ; "
Fire department. .
While Wilmington has been blessed
with parades of late, there is that
something about them that attracts,
and were one held every afternoon in
the week the city would be out to
view it. Stirring music will be fur
nished, and that perhaps explains the
drawing power of parades. Tonight's
affair will be no exception to the rule,
for the big band traveling with
the Kennedy Shows will be augment
ed by local talent that should prove
highly entertaining. j
The free ; attractions that were
scheduled for yesterday evening will
be staged inimediately after the pro
cession reaches the show grounds,
and those who view the parade up
street would do well to adjourn to the
show grounds immediately.
In sDite of the fact that it had been
nfFiriallv announced that the differ
ent shows would not open last night,
a large crowd gathered on the show
lot, and Mr. Kennedy decided' to .ad
mit the public to those attractions
which were ready. All but three had
been set up by hard work, during
which a new record was established
for getting the shows in. shape, and
the public enjoyed themselves im
mensely The attractive show fronts,
all prettily decorated, the clean tents,
and the! polite and rehned attenaanis
made a big hit with the i patrons, fwho
freely stated that the Con T. Kennedy
shows are the largest and best ever
in Wilmington. . The brilliantly light
ed midway added a great deal to the
occasion, and everything was- conduct
ed in a strictly businesslike manner.
The attractions carried by. the Ken
nedy shows are: Autodrome, Essie
Pav's Srtoietv Horse Show, Garden
of Allah, Miracle, French and Belgian
Mideets. Monkey Speedway, Coney
TdnnrT sidft "Show" Dixie ' Land
Plantation. - Gasparilla. Doc Tur
nar-c p.nnfiTPss of Wonders, . Pan
nrflnm Show, the Whip. .Ferris Wheel
and Merry-Go-Round. These shows
are of real worth, with meritorious
programs, and have been highly
praised by. the press in all the large
cities of the South. All of the Ken
nedy shows will be open every after
noon and night this week.
READY TO SHARE.
one would be agreeable to him, adding
that it might be a" good Idea to have a
couple of them and .three ringside
judges also. At any rate, Hanson and
Aberg are to meet again and a warm
fight is expected. . ..
yet -it is understood that both men will
post a forfeiture to make thefweightj
and against foxiiing.v This wm assure
the crowd of a fair hard fought match.
and those who saw last their ; meet
could not be held away. - AH rough
ness is to be eliminated and the men
are to wrestle scientifically. .It Is to be
to a finish, two falls out of three.
Both are in the pink of 'condition.
neither having veorked since their last
match, and both have ample time in
which to get their wind in shape for
what should be the biggest match of
the season. Now that Aberg has dem
onstrated his ability as a wrestler, the
uncertainty that clothed their initial
match has been removed and fans can
assemble with the knowledge that two
evenly matched men are to fight it out
to a finish.
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-Goldsboro, N. a, April 10. Politics
a farming up In this city and it ap-
Dears to be an assured tact tnat a
close compaign will ' be held between
the ' competitors, i J , a.
Mayor John R. Higgins Is to be op
posed) by James R. .Hatch, and it ts
rumored that these ' two . gentlemen
have many.' friends who will support
them in the coming primary.
For Aldermen the following nomina
tions have been made: First ward, C.
W. Peacock, A. H. Edgerton ; Second
ward, Draper, Lionel ' Weil, . Dr.
C. B. Hall ; Third ward John R, Craw
ford, Joe A. Parker r. Fourth ward, .W.
D. Creech, J. W. Sadler. '-
It is generally ' recognized that the
present city officials are ' progressive
and efficient and : Uiat, they; have hot
only accomplished measures of Impor
tance, but have: won for Goldsboro an
enviable reputation. At the same time
a number are inclined .'to believe that
a change would make a great improve
ment In the city's welfare. ,
1 A state of Warhas been thrust upon us. A united N
Ction in this solemn hour calmly faces the future withtK
.confidence born of complete, faith in American Ideals
tVy :The. People s Savings Bank stands united with eve
(Stnember of lihis community and Country to co-on.?
r.in:-"cverywy'.ppsiblei:in.. resisting-any attempt to abr
;i gate American Freedom! 'Justice and Honor. "
Young America Will Willingly Shoul
der His Part of War Burden.
The following telegram was on last
Sunday forwarded to Congressman
Charles M. Stedman by Samuel P. Col
lier, Jr., grandson of Mr. S. P. Colllerv
of this city. The young man is not
yet 17 years old, but advises Con
gressman Stedman that he is ready
and anxious to do his part in the war.
The telegram reads:
"Recent Military Academy examina
tion not yet heard from, but pending
definite advice desire offer my serv
ices to War Department.
"Have had nearly four years mili
tary academy training and while -will
not be seventeen years old until June
thirteenth, am ready to serve my coun
try any way I can.
"SAMUEL. COLLIER, 3rd."
Ten Thousand Acres Offered
For Raising Food Supplies
For Army.
(By Associated Press.)
Mobile, Ala., April 10. The Richton
Land and Development Company today
offered the United States government
the, use of 10,000 acres of land near
Mobile for the purpose of growing food
crops for' government forces. The
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad
.Company; in addition, : offers the ser
vices of its agricultural agent, H. H.
Bolton, to direct the cultivation of the
crops should the, offer be accepted.
The suggestion to Secretary of War
Baker was for the government to cul
tivate the land, ' employing men too old
for active service in the army and
navy.
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BUSINESS
SPECIALS
v MESSENGER SERVICE.
For this service we use the Pos
tal Telegraph .Cable Company's
.messengers... .They will call for
your "eds." in the same manner
and quick time as they now covnr
the city 4or telegrams, night let
tergrams, cables, etc.
Fop further information as to
"ads," can 176, but for. telegraph
service call "Postal Telegraph."
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BANK
$7,000,000,'
efficiently
Capital and Surplus $1,700,000. Deposits
t - Resources $10,000,000.
Our many departments modernly equipped, can handk
every class of business.
H. C. McQUEEN, President.
J V. GRAINGER, V.-President. J. W. YATES, V.-rroi5idcnL
C. S. GRAINGER, Cashier. M. F. ALLEN, Asst. Cashier.
W. S. JOHNSON, Asst. Cashi 3r. J. V. GRAINGER, Jr., Asst. Cashier.
FOR RENT 103 SOUTH
All lotest . Improvements. Apply J.
T; Goraon, sgent. Phone 745 3-15-tf
UNREDEEMED ONE VIOLIN-CELLO
in first class ' condition. Good tone.
Worth $50.00 Unredeemed price
$16.50, Charles Pinkelstein, 6 South
Front Street, Phone" 640. 1 3-16-tf
two :pr , three or four rooms with
bath; or lower apartment of five
rooms; with 4ill modern conveniences
with" private family. -Telephone No.
348-J.- ' 4--3t.
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCER,
Native and Western fresh meats.
Also sweet milk fresh from daHry
every morning.; R. B. . Moorerd
and Castle. Phone 1888. 3-28-tf
RAVES
WILMINGTON DISPATCH'S
Business Locals.
Daily or Sunday
One Cent Per Word
25 Words or less, one time . . . . . ,25c
25 Words, 2 times, consecutively 40c
25 Words, 3 times consecutively 50c
25 Words, 1 week (7 times) . .$1.00
No advertisement less than 25 cents
TELEPHONE 176.
WANTED CONSIGNMENTS POUL-
try Eggs and "Strawberries. Write
for quotations.5' Theo. p. Tecklen
burg, 105 Market street, Charleston,
S. C. . ;f 3-30-30t-j
WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON
date of issue when so requested.
Phone. your order to 745. Gordon's
News Stand. 10-7-tf-
FOR SALE ONE 6 BY 14 GLEN
. cove 4 Side Planer and Matcher.
Good condition. . 1 40 H. P. Water
town Engine in a-1 shape. Will Serf
cheap. Address Box 21, Willard,
N. C. 4-4-7t-J .
FOR SALE ONE LARGE HORSE,
absolutely gentle.. Address box 604.
4-t-3t. I ' ... -
Because of Disturbances on
Mexican' Border of Suppos
ed German Instigation.
, (By Associated Press.)
Guatemala City, Guatemala, Monday,
April 10. Martial law nas been de
clared in Guatemala. The action was
taken on information of disturbances
along the Mexican and Salvadorean
frontiers, supposed to have been creat
ed with German assistance.
! FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT IN
Grand . Theatre building. All modern
conveniences, steam heat, hot and
I cold water, and janitor service. Ap
ply, J. M. Solky & Co,., 9 North Front
streeL f" V . l - 4-10-7t
LOST SATURDAY NIGHT DOWN
town, pink cameo brooch. Finder
please leave at Wilmington Grocery
Co. and get reward. 4-9-3t-j.
ARE YOU CERTAIN WHEN YOU
have your 'photograph taken, . that
you are getting the best, possible for
the money in Quality, ; Permancy
and service? Foltz & Kendrick.
4-2-tf
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF
Iver Johnson Bicycles. Come early
before they are all gone. Queen City
Cycle Co., 209'Market street, i 4-6-tf
"BUSINESS'AS USUAL" OUR Busi
ness is good, because , we attend to
It general commercial printing,
multigraph typewritten circulars, en
graving, type writting, notaries pub-
lie Harriss Typewriting" & Advt.
Co.- -...,, 4-Moh.-Wed-Fri tt
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FOR, J SALE--SIXTY-FI VE ACRE
Farm; good location on public highways-fine,
vineyard;-J room dwell
ing; tenant house; 30 acres, cleared ;
12 miles frona railroad station. Ad
dress; "H," ca.$e Dispatch. 4-6-7t-i
Spectacles or Eye Glasses
We .have Shell rim and pows of beau
ty; and, elegance, made to meet the
mode. Come in and see them 1 WE
yllL save you money. : c
Spectacles or eye glasses correctly
fitted to you r eyesv for $1.00 up.
EYES TESTED FREE.
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LADIES EAKN J VACATION EX.
penses, 'introducing'; magazine dur
ing spare moments; New York or
Yellowstone! Park. Two weeks' , of
delightful travel. ; Every expense
paid. Will not interfere with pres
ent employment. Miss Gertrude Un
church, Raleigh, earned tour last
summer, writes, "Perfectly delight
ful." Illustrated particulars free on
request. Southern Woman's Mag
aznie, Nashville, Tenn. 4-l-10t
CINDERS WANTED AT NEW Cus
toms House. Good clean steam cin
ders m any quantity wanted. Phone
330 or call at site of new building.
North Eastern Construction ' Com
T pany. 4-9-7t-j.
ADOPTED SON ENLISTS.
KINKY
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DANDjRUFF
-Get rid' of Dandrnff
or 8curf-T-nake Hair
" - , tStralffht lUte pi
, turef ; soft, Ions aud
BilkT. by applyinc a
. little
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J , J" y HAIR-DRESSING
-ot sticky -or ynmnty.
i ' A-r,: tobborn,
" . -kinky j nappy hair
I; 'made, straight, soft,
f and Ions .by apply in a:
' ' .HEROLIN HAIR
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Greek Merchant Sells His Grocery
Store and Joins the Colors.
That the naturalized citizen looks
upon the American flag as his flag;
that he is willing to - lay down his
life in defense of the country he has
adopted, is evidenced by the action
of Nick Pelious, Greek merchant, of
this city, who has just disposed of
his grocery business at the corner of
Eighth and Red Cross streets,- and
enlisted with the Naval Reserves di
vision. Mr. Pelious, who is 22 years
of age, has been in Wilmington three
years and has made many friends
during that period. - , . '
will srow S ta 10 Inches lonser and
1 no soft you can comb and brnah
4 f In. any stylo. I Makes mustache and
. eyebrows son ana iascinatlns, also
.stops itchins tealp at enee.
SKND.Wc (stamps or coin) for a
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fvV.-i..,;::;'-;;s- Atlanta. Clt.. '
REPORT OF TREASURER.
TO THE WISE ECONOMIC HOUSE
keeper, we have furniture of til de
scriptions at prices which . will . at
tract youi Great big bargains in
everything, Furniture slightly used,
you can tell from new, come to see
us, we can't and won't be undersold.
Furniture packed nd stored. Ster
ling Furniture Co.; 19 and 21 South
Front street. E. H., Sneed, Manager.
Phone 60. ; ' ; 2-21-tf
FOR" SALE . BABY CARRIAGE.
. Just Been painted and -upholstered.
Will, sell cheap. Upholstering and
repairs neatly done. Call 22 Sovth
Second street. Phone 1788-j. 4-9-8tj
Receipts and Disbursements of Asso-
- elated Charities for March.
The monthly report" of ' the .treasurer
of the Associated (Parities for the past
month is as follows: ' Receipts, "New
Hanover r county, $200 a friend, $2
Mrs. A. D Harriss, ,50 cents; Miss
Lillie Browni $i; Miss Minnie Brown,
50 cent; Mrsf -Walter. Srunt; $10 ; Mrs.
W. , - - $2 ; .Mrs. Donald, MacRae, ; $5.
Disbursements -Sejcretary's salary,
$33.33; Catherine r Kennedy ' Home,
$12.50; groceries, C $253.50; rent for
those in need, $24.75 1 telephoned $2 j.
jamtor' si.&rri raiiroaa tares, .$9.80;
wood, J45.90ri gas for 6mcer $3 ;, station
eryv 50r- cents - typewriting, 85 cents.
PERSONAL MEETING OF HANOVER
Seaside Club, election of officers will
, be held at Germania . Club Rooms
April 40th at 8 o'clock. C. P? i.
MahlerrSec. : 4-10-lt-j
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA RAIL-
road Co., Grant Lands, Title to same
revested itt Ignited States by Act of
Congress dated June 9. 1916 Two
million three hundred- thousand
acres to i be. -opened for settlement
and; sale. Power Site, Timber and
Agricultural Lands Containing some
of best land' left In United States.
Now is the", opportune time. Large
Sectional Map showing lands and
description of soil, climate, rainfall.
. elevations, etc. Postpaid One Dollar, f
Grant Lands Locating Co., Box 610,
Portland, Oregon. l-19-3m.
SHANDS GROCERY, FOURTH AND
Nun A full line of fresh groceries.
Prompt delivery and courteous ser
vice. 'Phone 630. 3-26-tf
UNREDEEMED DROPHEAD SINGER
Sewing Machines all in good condi
tion. Price from $7.50 to $18.00 at
Charles Finkelstein, No. 6--- South
Front street. Phone 654.- 4-2-tf
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STORAGE
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ADVANCES MADE BY
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WUjMINGTON, N. C
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OIL! OlLl OIL! FOR QUICK MONEY
and big proQts Drilling on our Vir
ginia test well No. 1 : begins April
6th. This well is expected to be
completed in 30 days. : To be with
1 the winners , when oil is struck - you
will have t; dact quick. Stock today
:r. $10 per share, may be worth $100 in
thirty days. ,v,'No'-risk-'n0i',gain:i"-Al
little Investment now may mean' big
dividends: for years .to conie.o'Vritev
today.-' Mutual Oil and Gas. Corpora
tion, 601 Stockton street, Richmond,
iTghii&i-': 4-4-t4t-j
WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE GOOD
saddle horsed one ' fresh Je rsey cow.1
H Kennedy, 123 South 13th street, s
4-10-lt-j ; v ' -; - S -.. .r..
Automobile at auctionhud-
. son Six Touring car in good condi
i tion will be sold at" public auction to
the, highest bidder, Wednesday after
noon at 2:15 o'clock in front of Fen--"nell's
garage. ' Owner of ear is leav
i ing city( and car must be Bold to' sat
: isfy claims, v Some one will - buy car
at a' bargain. ' It may be you.4-10-lt-j
JUST RECEIVED SEVERAL? CARS
Cana&anutaga,.' Hvtvdfritfe
pies, Oranges, GraeFr,uit0Potatoes
and Oranges, a vf nil,, line of . Candy.
Send us'youY orders.' ..'Bear Produce
and Merchandise Cp., . (wholesale).
Wilmingtop, .N. C;
3-18-tf
old false teeth r Wanted
Don't matter if broken. I pay; one
" to ten dollars per set.1'. Send by' par-
eel post and receive cti eck by , return
; : ma'J. L. . Mazer,. 2007 S. -5th street
niiadfiphia.iPa-i
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KODAK
"SANISEP" PORTABLE SEWERAGE SYSTEMS
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(Trade Mark Reg)
The perfect System foe a oburban homes, schools, and Tillages, with
or without running water. . ; - .
Brery cottage on Wrlzh tsville Beach and eyery Rural School In
v New Hanover County are equipped with "Sanisep" Tanks.
. Endorsed By All Health Authorities.
Write for Catalogue
CEMENT PRODUCTS CO.
East Point,
Atlanta, Ga
Mnrchlon Bl'dr .
Wilmington, ti. C.
OHrer Ql'df,
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THE NEW YORK LIFE
IS MORE THAN 71 YEARS OLD, AND HAS
Admitted A..et. ... Kfi
Legal Liabilitie 7-S.-S6.4-6
Reserve held for Dividends and eon-
tlngencie 1.7-.
No other company In the world can make biiHj
a Bhowlng. Over 23 million dollars will be iju1I
in-dividends In the current year. It hart no
stocks or industrial securities, no stock-holders,
has over 2 1-2 billions of insurance ln force; ami
is owned by more than a Million Iollcy-holdern
who are. the Company and who alone receive tuc
proats of the Company.
Phone 859.
C.X. DICKINSON, Agent.
Princess Uuildlnic.
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get a real camera
with sgare dimes.
C. W. Yates Co.
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Waiter and Ann Streets. ..
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sThosE Gooper President, v A
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Chas. E Bethea, Cashier. , -
E: Fred Bahcbi Asst. Cashier.
Robert I Henley,r Assk Cashier, v