:-.- I
.V V..-
l! , ?s'-'iJL-(, .; -'i'-Ci
"..
J COTTON.'
: v,Tiinington spfc-"4:tut.
rharlrston -epot 23 '.7-8 ; $. v , V- C
Norfolk spot 24 -.1 i ft & -r;V
Savannah spot 24 a-4v u'
NEW YORkjCOTTON"
Now York, Sept. ,25. The reactjori
.ry fooling which ; had ? shown ;M itself
in the cotton market toward the close
0f yesterday, was, more in evidence
early today. The opening was. steady
at a decline of 7 td; 21 points "with
October relativelj firm. - It was the
first notice day fo; tiat: delivery, Jbut
c0 far as could be learned no notices
Lpre issued and early , offerings, were
readily absorbed on 'a decline pf. 24,30,
or about 22 points from Jast night's
cosing. Later months soob; broke to
net loss oTTSO tdi 5 points under
hpavy realizing, local ana southern
sollins. with the decline . extending to
23.50 for December and 23.43 for Jan
nirv. or more than- a cent from the
high prices of yesterday." ; ; ' , .
Cotton closed oareiy steady. -
High Low , Glosq
Oct. ..
Dec. . .
...24.65 - 24.18 24.12!
Jan. . .
March
Hay . .
n c vy wn rx- jru t ( -(v
New York, Sept ir25. Spot cotton.
V quiet; middling; ,25.35.11 :V:-:-r ;-J'
NEW ORLEANS COTTONk I
New Orleans, Sept 25. Offerings of
cotton around ; the openinr here today mum price on-COrn let alone had a
were liberal and, not well .absorbed, bearish, influence today on -the, corn
Technically the market acted weak. market. .Absence cf any indications
In the first half hour of trading,. the. of frost danger tended also to handi
most active months .lost ,32 to .'41vcapthe-Dulls- -,a Opening quotations
points from ha level;; of yesterday's which- ranged from l-8cr off to 1-8C
dose. . ( up at 10 5-8 to 7-8 December "and
Cotton closed steady at a decline 1.17 1.2 to 3-4 May, were TOHowed by
of 25 to 44 points. ;- , a moderate downturn all aroundt ?
' ' : High 4 Low Clos0 Oats developed relative flrmness4
Oct ,..23.70 23.19. 23.32 'despite , the decline in eorn. - Consign
ee .23.43 22.84 22.87 ments of oats from' the, country were
Jtin. .. .. . . .. 23.47 22.88 -.. 22.88 meagrej r' -""" ,
larcn . .. .. . ,i.6u7 .v 23.02
May .... , ..za.bu J.&O ,23.19
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON,
New Orleans, Sept. 25. Spot cotton
steady 13 pfoints . up. Sales on the
spot, 715 bales; to arrive, 300. Low .
middling, 23.25; ; middling 23.88 ; good J
middling, 24.38; receipts, 4,373; stock, '
95,246.
UIYERPOOL, COTTON.
Liverpool,; ; Sept.! r 25. Cotton
Spot!
dull, prices -15r points lower: good i
middling: ixr;:. low midanng 18.27; LARD
good ordinary -17.32; ortr-iiiry 16.81. i Oct
Sales 2,000 bales, includes 1,300 Jan
American. - Receipts 7,000 bales, in- ribs- -:-eluding
6,7-30: American. fFutures' 10 0ct '''
points lower. -SeptemberV 17.82; Sep-; Tj,". -" "
terrihpr-Orrohpr IT K2i fVinhpr.Mn.
vember. 17f 0:f' .December sJsnuary f
16.55 ;i JanUaryHFebruary 16.45; March
Ann! : 16 27; May-June 16.11."
The above are all tit prices.
rifiTTnMJ:si:cn oil . .
New York- Bent; 25.-rThe cotton
seed oil -market closed easier; spot
17.00 bid; Setember -17.00;' October
.15 80: December .16.53; January 16.57 ;
.JIarch 16.65." ' ; -'
Total sales' 56;800 barrels.
SWISS AUTHORITIES ;
HANDLE FOODSTUFFS
(By Associated Press.)- .
Berne, Switz.,'- Monday, ' Sept, 24.
President Schulthes ,said ; today in
the National Council ' that r 2.350,000
persons, more .than one-third -of J the
population of Switzerland. . were re
ceiving bread and "other food - at re-1
duced pricesr through the 'assistance
cf tbc authorities.. V: - Vv ;
I Swiss fi!crort rp. nnw rptrlftp'l
almost exclusively to tobaccoand )
chocolate, all ; the country'3 food re
sources being reqiredj for home con
traption. . ' , f
Visit Postponed.
'(By Ab-sortave 31 Press.) ' ' , "
Wasliington, , Sept. 4,15. At j ; a ' con
ffronco today between President Wil
son and members of the Senate -Foreign
Relations . and : House Foreign
Chairs committees, , it ; was- decided
hat no ff cial delegation; from -Congress
will be sent to Europe for the
HL.sent, at least. No action -.will be
taken before Congress ad joilrris, leav
ing invitations for the h future. ;
'
SUNRISE AND SUNSETV
'
". - - . .,-
Wed'nesclay; 1"T"""' :';, . I
"nn rips . . ..V.v.; .. . . . .Iei03
Sun sets '" ''v- 'r .' f- 04
J '" J 'j '. ''
w .
4-;:-:..;i.0CAL- MARKET8 j
tjP ; ,.';.'
Eggs v . .. . . . 4 . j" 42c.
Butter, per lbs,;Country . . , . , . . . . . 30c
Springs chickens apiece ; ;5540c
Grown - chickens,- apiece v, . .;, .6065c
PuddlevDucks, apie6a ;.,,.5055c
uumortB, ay ... ; . 356
"cet '-. . . . , . i . . .' .lz13c
Irish Potatoes, Jersey Joint, . .: ; ;1 ;
?v 11 'Pk. bags ; . i'y, ' ; ; ; Ci. . . $4.50
N; : Cv Hams, pound . . . . . . 2627c
N. C.;Shoulders and Ribs lb. 12526c
Cabbage, ( 100 lbs ) . r, , . .... $1.50
Hides, Green :v: ..... . .. .. . 20c
wool, free of bur i vw Vi .'. . .":55c
Corn, bushel . .'. . . ... . . . . . . .$2.75
Bee's Wax
.32c
j . i
Salted llide3 f ..;.;r.... 18cAmericair Car; &.Foundry .v'; 72 5:8
TaJIow. . llc1Amerlcaii ' locomotive . . . .. 7. . bJ 5 -
Wool, cean .'V. ...."f
. .. Ul'V
Wool, - burr
Spanish ' Onions, the crate
WILMINGTON NAAL STORES.
Spirits-rOc. -Rosin
$5.00 and $4.80.
Tan 9 Kft - 1! ' . ' .-v .
1 jao
' os
r .
,Tar ..' .1
Crude
. ,14
,
; -
Chicago. SeptT 25. Assertions that
tVlcv Wfivnr'TimATiT f-rA r orlnrtlniofrotiAn
w, . hoQ :th; aB ,,,.
Fresh advances in the value ofhogs--i
lifted provisions.
Grain and provisions follow:
Open. Close.
CORN -
Dec. "Z .
May : ..
OATS-1- "!
. 1.20 5-8
1.171-2
. .587-8
.613-4
J . '
..; 44.85
45.80
1.21 3-8
1,19 . ,
v v '
.59 1-8
.62 3-8
45.47
45.97 . :
Dec. . . .'
May w
PORK-A .
Oct; kv.;
1 jan
: .1
24.75 24.67.
23.7523.67
25.87
23.90
26.05
91 no
snnjiibirv rDVllVTr rn
CUMloKfc. I , 1 K 1 1INU 1 U
HEAD OFF-BROKERS
s (By Associated Press.)
Cbicago, t Sept. 25.Ticket brokers
of Chicago do ndt appear concerned
VbVerlr efforts of ; "Charles omisy;,
IXnr - at "trVRriQtVfarnt.ionsof the
ATrtorican Lpairufi-to keen world's se
ries tickets out- of rtheinhands. t ;;
. The largest- broker in the city al
ready has signs out announcing that
he will have the .jpastboards on sale,
although, it is said, they have not yet
beenj;': printed!. ;V X- i-r-r
Comiskeys plan is not a; preventa
tfvp' nrp ' hut hrnpsi 'it. will ap.t as
deterrent. -The' tickets will ' be num-l
bered. Through the numbers ha ex:
pects to trac6 the original purchaser.
If the latter disposes ofThis ticket or
tickets td a broker.Comiskey says
he ; will publish hjs. name even if he
has to pay full Myerttsing rates to do
on-- -: --?'i---sAi-"r:'Ji i' S. -'H ';
SO. . . . . . . , ' .
-
SHIPPING RESUMED
AT NEW ORLEANS
' - (By Associated Piess.)' ; '
New Orleans, Sept. ' 25. The- 5Q0
striking negro union 'freight handlers
returned to work, early today, permit-
-ting - full . resumption of shipping at
this porUt iThe" questions of increased
wages arid re Vision of the piece work
scale will - be - arbitrated by the local
ment Commission. .:
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RECORD ER!S-COURT,
Only Minor Case Tried This Morn-
;--;v ; ing. . '- -;';; y
J Only brie jiase -and thatj of minpr
Mature was tried by itheiRecorder' this
morning; " that being- ; against : Edgar
'Anderson, white, 'charged; : witli. an assault.-'
"Judgment was suspended utf-
,hn I navment "of the costs. 7. v H:yr:-':-.:S
The case agairist Ellen Jones,; coi-j;'
OTHU.-j lLli.": V XVll.lvXX - vi. Luc uiwuiuiLivu i
jaw; -Cwas continued until., October
,v.
. . NewiYork, ; Sept. : 25?HIglier; price
prevailed vatlthe outset i:tbdays
trading, f.bje war shares and related
issues extending yesterday's 'gains . by J
fronl large fractions. ta.,a point. These
i were ouset, nowever, , ; ine rneEaVW
ness of toppers, motors and tobaccos, restaurants are doming ; lntjot the yol-Uniteu-
States Steel " also - reflected "untary organization of those : agencies
pressure with Crucible and rails, were
W?1 ithin arrow limifsl M.
were'surrenderea Before the
e first half hour on increa,s -
auvances y
end of the
ed offerings.
American Beet Sugar' . V". . 'w . .86 1-2
! American Can
Vf 43 3-4
American Smelting & Refinmg . x01 -v
American bugar Kenning .
Anaconda Copper
'"Atlantic Coat Line
' '"'' ' :
A vj . "
Atchison :
Baldwin Locomotive .;;-.r' -i - ; 61 1-2
68 "
Sr5
Canadian Pacific . . :.'
Central .v Leather ; .
Chesapeake- & 7 Ohio
,.151.7-8
V f &
ve
, f operT V r '; '''":' r"!
Colorado. Fuel &r $ron . v 46 1-2
Pnl,!,,, P.,0 JP, WWrln ' 41. --
k-X -r T ; ;
Corn .Products
Crucible Steel . :
Cuba Cane Sugar
LI J
fo
till lt . . . . t .
General Motors
; q I f J
mH w ' X
Gulf State. Steel
.Inspiration; Copper .
JntMerc. Marine pfd
Kennecott uopper
Louisville & JNashville.
4 no -t n
or 7 1
Maxwell Motor Co. . . .
Mexican Petroleum "..
Miami-Copper v..;
'Midvale : Steel : i . . ..
Missofiri, Pacific
' ' " ok:
- e w '
Nevada Copper v.
New York Central
Norfolk, & Western'
Northern Pacific . .
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania . .
47
K9 oV
Pittsburg Coal ,.. 5312 d d j : sugar and ? England
SfVS d 5 PP ' gfll received AhersfromRus
Reading f;; -?s X (mny.: .Nowtiiese countries need V2,
?eP ?SJtw ?2 - OOQoa tons and it must come from
dAf Une - J!19,theSUnited SUt'.Vr
. i
X - v o8lare' substitbtionLand .eliminations of
lUS S pv "v '; 28 3 waste- By substitutidn the foods thati
Southern Railway r. . : . 28 , -b J ;nftT,trfpfl aTU,.:Rhinr,Prti-
.UZZ " Tsimay be sent abroad and those bulkier
iTenn. Copper v . , . , -,. -,15 5-b a m .KttA AmprirWa
Texas Co. 4
168
Tobacco Products
-131 1-4
' -
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores , .
United Fruit (bid) v. ,
:
U. S. Industrial Alcohol i 5 140 3-4
an -i o
U. S. Rubber ;. . . .
'': j I
U. S. Steel ;.
Utah Copper
OU.I-O 1
Wabash Pfd. "A" . , . V . 48 1-2
Westingnouse vEIectricl : . V,' 47 5-8
Willy SiOverland ..i. 28;
POUCE GUIDING
PORTLAND PLANTS
: (By Asroclated Press.) .
Portland, Ore., . Sept. - 25. Police
were on ; duty today. . at . the ; Portland
Steel Ship Building plants, where ap-
alnvn - vi - maolv 4. ftfkO wnrlritiAn wpnt nn
gtrike yesterday . to. enforced demands
for; . Increased wages and the closed
shop. City officiate announced that
picketing at. the plants-would not' be
tolerated. G Y. Harry,: Federal med
iator, said he was still without onlcial.,';.-..i'.j;:.
advices from Washington regarding
Federal action to 1 adjust the differ
ences between the workmen and their
employers.-,;. V - -
PERSONAL MENTION.
.1
4 4 41
c Mr. P. A.. Pounds, No. 908 "North
Fifth street, who - has ' been, seriously
ill. is much improved.. ' V v
:-. Friends of -Mr. J, Wallace, Carniich
ael will vregret to learn that he is se
riously ill. at a hospital aa-Blttmore,
Md., where he;jecently went fortreat
ment. -..; 'v ' . "u v
, ;.;;. 'stage o wl VvatEr. -a-i
5-. 41. f;; :.J ;
'A-i
axage oi water m vape j? ear tiver
' . f i-- . t - . -r ,
terday, 3.0 f eet.
v -
: -'.
1
s mm
Ainiiustratbrages Secii-
. ing Cooperation o
. : RnoMar trt' The Disnatcb.) . :
Raleigh CSepa2ptls;and
whicn making:v and , conserving I
fnofl in NArth CarbllnVn'd'B HrOrif.-i
MOTEL
Tn nn hi
SERVE FOOD
iinif! Many "precautions were taken to
. fi; ol -ie V Y?011' ' HsMproteet; the Ji6me.t)f Change Hsun in
- and A. ; uanoway, ot tne ; uuuiora;
winon.Rfllprn. .'haver Saered : to eet.
- these1 forces 4x)getheri; k
The office of food administration -is
- wojvfn-f Visnv . tdfirffiHftf a hur.imachine guns aeainstnvr rkMrfl Bar-
I prigingiy deep - interest "in the food
problem .as' reflected "in letters : from
th hnTirirPfi. vniittt!fta which varp nrt -
der. , Mr. 'Page's . adMnistj.afion.'; - V All
w1, w Tth hoteIsl?andirefitaurarits.
:tt,0;: mnvinff Tvintnro 5hftii knrt 'thithe;CDllectiori'!;tf ' taxesrv -A r$ -iVV'v-?
mercantile" businessesy of the - statlf
These three y big associations are at
work with ,tiie government a in UtsTefsuh's .wives andbAef relatives nwere
Tho.mirnhttTits ana Tfifi moTinp tn
ture meawill do.' propaganda largely 7
w.i jt.r 4..:.; 4n,f.
A"C '"
trate them in parlous" rorms 01 puDlic-
-sumers of foods, wiU take the lead in
saving Jt. Their duties ! w.Iir;be .les-
eping of consumption and varying of
(way to isuclil cbnsemtion because , It
land. Italy ! and Belgium import 40
, per cent. -of their .wheat. Owing to
reduction tin harvests and ' loss- of la-
' V" g , o may sate for the use . of the - Allies vonsjaerauon ana otner vaiuaoie
.. . v , ., B&i-5 av be eathered from these facts: . In 1 considerations: s .: c ii
" " 52 1 2 J bor incidept to waf , ;they must now
V2o import 60; per, cent.- Theirffood ani
. ;- . ' 21 7.8 mals have decreasedi33,000,000 head
'. :t'.,: 9 and with them meat,,butter, fat, milk
im .Rilarger needs.: : They Vhave been import-
imgsu per,cenv orjoeir1:.i.Hjaaer,:
grains. 'viBtc, They inpwi need 56- per
than foreigners can . be kept at home.
'Such, a plan", will reduce, according to
.1 fnnd P-jmpfts of this nonntrV. vthe av-
erage consumption herer ai week . for
'2' dunces of fat,.. 7 ounces wof ' sugar
,and 7 ounces , of meat If milk and
. . - -j. it.. J
can ?: suit ; ue maputinea auu: me de
ficiency iji .the. Allies' i foods be: gup-1
plied.. ; ' :
In-no .organisation -does the govern
ment feel, it possible to practice this
economy with- better results , than 4n
the hotels 5 which- cater, to the (, most
exacting tastes,- The) -clubs, ; - dining
cars and passenger vessels , are going
to be asked tormakeithe same sacri
fices in behalf of America and her
allies.-v-rf 'h''0''-'''
: The government has iindertaken the
organization of ,te
tions of commercial travelers and 5 has
enlisted the whole of them in the en-
terprlse.i Americans not rused to such
saving cari , but 'slightly? conceive the
daily salvage of 1004GO,OjOO . people.
WEATHERYREPbRT.
' - September '25, 1$VC
:V;;-.;;: C;;.-' Temprature..;
WEATHER 5 I 8 .
Asheville cloudy ; .'. .70
Atlanta cldiidy. . . ; 64
Charleston . raining :j 72
I:
52
50
62
56
62
78
70
64
54
44.
56
.0
60
.0
-.0
.0
.0
,08
W
.tf
.6
.0
Charleston, cloudy: . s 68
Chicago-clear. . . .V ;: 68
Galveston clear ', . .. 82
Jacksonville, raining 72 1
New Orleans cloudy 80
New York clpudy . ..) 60
Pittsburgh clearv '?iAZ 66
Raleigh: cloudy . ; '. 66
62.
Washington : cloudy j ' 62' Jf 56 ., : 0,
'62 56 .. .0
w umington raining ;
evTKshrdluetao
' - . - - . - ; .
;t;i-
I
; , Tien-Tsin- Augustr;23.By; Mail).
Many .wild." rumors have been. 'Circulat
ed injTien-Tin-concerhing : plots, to
steal ? the greit wealth ': which V "the
ia,uiuy oi , yieuerai vuaug .t iisun, ine
deposed)mfliiary leader -is - supposed
to i4v"e ored in! tWscity5v5fg
' Fabulbus reports ; Have been ; circu-.
concerjflin'C for
tuneixy tt 1 has .'beeU:'estimate4.Vt3: sum's
Verying from r$10;o;06d t to : $160,000,-
the:.Permaii4ncesiotx,TMterrctS
were circulated . of the possible :' at-j
tempt to piunqer nis estaDllsnment.
A gunboat was ordered T tojsteahi'up
the t river? and make" ready 'to-direct
! tjr which ; might attempt to ,enter the
t General's fconJe.0 :;TtH
1 iA resourceful bfliclal;entrusted with
the t protection" of Chang Hsun's fesi-
.all the' gates
arinonncihg nhatt it Hwas in offlcecf or
Aftetmii theseprecantipnshad been
taken, it was discovered that-
man concession wit naa sougnt quar
ters in the British-concession 'without
-adyisingChinese oacials:
- -- --V:"-
r . R EALTY TRANSFERS, f.
I Several peeds ; Filed .For : Recprd. This
The ; tolowing- deeds 'twere ''filed for
record iff the -office of the Register f
Deeds today: '; 7-. f . :
VL;rE;Woodbury and wife-to: Katie
lasteiie' snipes; lot :- at - Sunset Park,
(Bowen 'Snd wife; jtonJIOQ and Mother
I valuable considerations, lot at . Caro-
i lina 1 Place.
. George B. ' Applewhite to Lott W.
Brown, and wife," for ID. and 'other
valuable - considerations, at lot, 33 x
15Q feet, p the eastern side of Eightli
V iear: Marstellar c;-;-iri
;; '1-;-vPAYi Fl RST- TAXESrr;':
Bonds Were Sold, and Work Done
, yzi Ters A9o.::;iyi;
.Aimougn me Donas vweresoia sand
theworfcrfinU5hedAnearytivo.ye;
is"," tuts . i ixiey juxst. rum laaij tne; OOOfubles 7r' ""r " ' 'T? - .s-. .
bronertv ownara Vnf Wintpr. ParVj' a - ' , ' ' ' "
prainagePistrict-No. ,1 have eenistaie o 0hi CitJC or Tolca0t v':
-v- (V
PRjxement, 1 according v r to announce -
ment ; made my. Sheriff George - C.
TalrnVi wcitprHaT lThi Jumofit "
jacKSon yesteraay .1 ne tnent de-
rived -from the -.drainage' will : govern
the amount of taxes to be paid. l -To
determine' this, the various ; lots ' have
been "graded into classes with i refer-
f i?ce' e deSr?e 'of derived.
by' thtf districrrthis year is $3.524.f 2.
M.CanJutte'iir,is(; chairmaii bf ' the
drainage1; commission . and ' "Mr. C. D.
Weeks is attorney. : X;CiV
; Defense Concludes.
- (B v Asisoclated Press.)'- ? V-r '
r Petrograd,- Sept? 25.-Hounsel for
.General ;SoUkhomlinoff, former minis
ter of war, who is being, tried on' the
charge of high, treason, concluded the
defense, today. ; Theyv declared, the ac
cusation against Tl the ; . general were'
'. t- w V-..',-.t .'"'"' fi V.-; ' r .' ';'. ' f
x There i;n6;iiect-t"::fwith i
stand BEE BRAND INSECT P0W- '
;uick death is5 -inevitable
Won t,; "bothered - l .' flies fleas;?
roaches;: ants'mosquitoes or bugs of
any-l;ind. ;Fanried; into the air it kills -
aVmPitpe4.-:Sp?
thsir rmiways ybr Tridjng places Ht"
Myjugs -of eyers otherrkmd-Try ;
It Wit feto O
fgaL .' ; j,'. tV ?es Arid mosquifeJ ' "
:ie e ;mffintes!;?
Will km, ant9,C, ;-;
;pirectioniori:)ackage.l;
Look for thBee Byapd '
".T"Tf
." " 1 r . 1 - ,J'-( , . - .
6 EyeryrKind Of insects 1
4 4,,... 4-
'A .-35- -Jfe C
..J.""X. i -i;. Ui- -'L." '--Vl"-lr V'";. V
'Mr!-"-?
iRE4)BGANIZlNG RUSSIAN V
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j
4
sir ;--:ftjs;
:..v Johrf F.Stjivems, , tfaffeportatiorl ex
pert; who ifviiow busy' ettiig jtus-
sia4 railroads-!int9'orkingorde.' '
- f : vT (By Asabciatisd lreB9.' . i
London; Sejt.SSfptato JLaiiret-
ti;uo thJianl ay
,by nroberver,; yesterday, made a
(non 3trip aftrt)laiie; flight vfrom Turin
Italy 3o Londdfl. :HeCOVefe'd tbe 656
miles 'iri seyen'rhpus and l? minutes;
vCaptainJ Lkretjt -oj August" 29; es-
f o Vlica'Wi"t'o HxrM-IH 'a Ioti crlrTi ofo Tnro
nM-wh ho . fletkr fmm Tnrin v.TA
Naples, .and' vetrnT .n Xhe distance
, -:Petrograd, Sept . 25 The .treasury
announces that; subscriptions i to. j the
i- Lucas County, 'fifc.Ay. v--
Ht - r Frank - J; Cheney- hi akes
oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F..J; Cheaey
JO.i aoing -ousiness inline yny cr ioieao,
county and .State, aforesaid and -that said
firm win pay the sum; of one HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and. every case: fif - Ca
tarrh that-canpot .ie jcared hy .fbe tise of
HALL'S TA I AiJ R 11 JUilICJNK; TONK
.J. GHENETir. V A:,;: Vv
S vornwixx bfote rae, and Jsuhscribed in
:: (Ifefllfe- ,V 6-' 'f ! NaryiJPoUC .;.
v Mall's -Catarrh Medicine, is taken inter
nally' and '-acts tbrQg:h the' Blood on; the
Mupou-Siirfacesf the System, , Sen for
cesiuuon iaH, iree. '- -.. .
I - Sbl(i by "all druists, 75c V-V- ?r
T--;' - ; ..-.'-.1 t. j "-""? ,V-fc.. s .v ;
J .' I J-7
frCiSrrfeGArI-
Rertowned fbr its High
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r?'.,vi Russia's :-, Liberty " loan. v
JC" fBy Assbciatea; tre83.) S'?ii;;;'
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ROYAL
PAGETHRB
r.HRAGULOUSLY CURED
illiiiffiEo
When Given Up to ' DM liy- Attending
' ' ! ' : Vbjrel'ein. ' -
'-'The effeSctlrener58 of'-JUxir Balek in thi
trcatmentof Malaria,' Chilis ami Fevers,..
Acme and. Kiiulred- Aliments is: attesttd by.
tb . tollowinc; grateful tribute from 7. F. .
Oerletof Vie'oflaV Va.:V -f ;
; ""One --member rf ; jnv' faiullv was cured
bf Malarial ' Fever by Elixir Babek ' whou
yiveft ap to die. by physicians... I have- usea
it in my family;for elxteen yaers, iind have
known1- in ' several JnBtanees, three doses to
stna chills., la ' . treatinsr chills, and raa-
ilarial fevers I have found it to be even bet-
ter.v tnan. yoH-eiaimeu, jft ime ns a i,unnc -l
consider it bag do eiual.'r Keen Elixir
1 Babek handy, la your medieinfe -oloet for
emergencies, .-.it wii wara on 01 iai;iriai .
diseaHes.. Chills and fAgue. Loss ipf Appo- '
tite, Bilioua and Dyspetie Disorders, Head -ache.
.Pains in. Back,- Side or -Limbs. . c onH
for young or old. At. your; druggist, 50c.
bottle or prepaid: direct upon receipt'
, BOSCHEE',S GERMAN SYRUP.
Why .use. ordinary cough Tremedles, ;
trhen Boschee' Germany Syrup has
benused;sQ Successfully; for. fifty-one
yers iii all parts of the United States
for .coughs, bronchitis, colds settled tn
thHhroat, especially ' lung ; troubles. x
It gives ,the patient a good night's rest V
free froni; coughing, with easy expec- ;
nation in the morning,' gives nature
a chance to soothe iho inflamed parts, -throw.
off the disease,-. helping the, pa
tient. :to- regain his health.' 25 and 75 ;
cent' bottle's. vrSohl by: Green's ;j)rus .' .
store.-'T-Advt. -..; v : " - . '
: i REPORT-OF, THE CONDITION OF
The" A'merfcab'vBibkrandTrrist!"Conii)nn.T,' .:
at Wilmington. In the tate of North Car-; ,
oUna, at the1 close of tusiness.September
11th,, 1917. . -- . . . i'-.
RESOURCES. . ;- ' , - f '
Tioans-and discounts i,;..... ;. .l,8Sfl,Dni.7n
Overdrafts unsecured- $3,168.91 .V J.168.01
All other Stocks," Bonds--, and v . if, , ; J
Mortgages . .... . . , -, , . . cl70,322.13
Furniture and -, Fixtures, . .' : ' 4
$12L76.' I . i . i". ;. Vii-- 12,231.70, f;
All other real estate owned . 44,840.2 1
Demand Loanst ;.-.v;-v.vv.V s r. 2513J50.43
Due. from National Banks 292,W3.&5 r
Due from i State Banks n and . r- ;
Bankers. . 4 s w . I ; . v. . !;v 148,(H0.
Cash Items . ... .-. . . . . '. .'. . . . . . , 2,31)1.23 ' '
Gold Coini.... - . f 3,000.00 -
Silver Coin, including all minor a -
coin currency ....-.,...;.. , , 0,355.09
National bank notes, and other ,' ,
- U-.- S..Notes ';.i... ' 70,000.00 : .
Customer's y.Babillty; on accep- "
. taic .. . . .' . . '. t . . . .I.. 100j4X)4. i 9 ,
V UUll ... ................. .
.$3,013,040.71
. - LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in . . . W 200,000.00.
Undivided -profits, lees current 5 t , .
expenses and taxes paid ' a6,2i4.4( ';
Dividends :i unpaid V. . ; .-i .n. ... - fiOl.OO
Nbtes and bills redlscounted . .v .'30,0010.00 ; i
Domestic and' - Foreign Ac-;
x;eptances ,., .". . . j, v ; ' 53,500.00 ' .
Deposits; y . . . . ' 2,C5)2,825.25 1
State of - North - Carolina County.-oJ ;New
Hanover. Sept. 24th. 1917. - ; i; :
I; C. ErBethea, Cashier bt the above-nam-'
ed.Bank, do solemnly swear that the Boove,
statement Is true to the best of -my know-
leage afld belief. - -: - 1? . '
..:': - C. K. BETIIEA.. Cashier - "
; i - Correct Attest ' r v V' - -
cuTHitEBT martin; : ;
- ;:;.. --a. g-warren, -v-":" -; 7..
; ' '-'-. .i ' . : Directors. ..'
Subscribed and sworn to before me,'-this! v
24th day of September. 1917. RaHv Giesch'uV L
My . 'Commission - Expries May 5, lOlS, iNp --
tary Public, v. .;:r.:v-'. I i -. 7
;;.;':;fv; Pesertionvls JBlaimC- 't'-'j,;
: CA-divOree -'tfuit erilfMed.'..tuey Ianib :; ..
against Albert; Lamb as filed In t the
Superior Cdurf y e's terday;. ; Desertion ",
I I J . t',' 1. A f -
- sougnt, ; lue ' summons
was returned
with the statement: "Defendant bai
not be Tcniridinthis (county.";: ' v -h, '
4- - ...
Service - and 'Lewi Ratss
EUROPEAN ;
Without bath " ani'up '
II
Roca i aay' ; v
with bath w, t and op t
: All Rooms ? OuUide
Booklet Cor Ae. asking -',-".. '
W. T. KNIGHT, Manager
: 1
BUILDING,
;s. . me grouna;-oa -nicn separation is -;.