V -f 1'' . V i. -S4S-.; 13:1 it Itw-itll- IB TO spit.. tariff mm- P. 1 t I BRfe flip TO mi 9 "V:M 'Ji;(J.-':, I i :1 '. ... 'i I- 1 i m I- 1:1' Ikfi: -It!'; 1- I' KM 4 7 ' i: 'if it h .e !' I J" ill- ! ... I" if Ik Mm WW mt li ! 1 ;rfev'.. 11' IS If m i it'll' :i1 I V m m . .- Hi Ill : 3 .j.!.!:' if f s 1 mr-- if ii-';t j ft, , . k. ,r" ' 1 i; M i -.. ; I ,: !-, 'H i THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER 1 1;' 1917. - SEVIER, q thf rf r.lMFNT HAS RFFN RFCRl JITF.D UP TO 3.200. THE PICTURE SHOWN HERE IS FROM A PHOTOGRAPH KINDLY FURNISHED THE DISPATCH BY GEN. JAMES I. METTS, FATHER OF A SERIES OF PICTURES OF SOLDIER BOYS TH '' j ' ; 4 HELP TO WIN THE WAR. j , v 4 i (By George Ade) ; Advice to Am- 1! ericans between the ages of 30 I and 50. S j lis nil people the -quality of patience. ; the interior with crepe. 1 ! While the war is on, the active Germany Moving Loyal The time has come to ignore them. If we can not iock them up tor safe keeping, at least we can shut them I out fiom our daily program and go ahead with the important work laid for us. This is no time to waste precious hours and vocal energy in trying to I nrovp thnt twn and twr rnnko four ize the home guards, conserve the wheat and meat and sugar, back up the Red Cross peddle the Liberty Bonds, write the letters, pack ; work is support of the boys at the ; front will be shouldered cheerfully by men and women a little too old j ; for acrobatic service but not yet 1 frosted at the temples. They will supply part of Ore- money (D: Families Into District to Get Majority . Henry Wood, United Press Staff Correspondent.) , and most of the "pep" needed to sup- i with the French Armies, Oct. 27 If all the optimists along your street should arise some morning into a world bedecked with dew sparkles i ... . . (ii.i , l , . c j l. : j. ,i i ... , ana exciaim in unison. wnat a Deau-; uounui i aim tiauu uy ior oraers tiful, sunshiny day!" then some two-j at all times. legged crab would emerge behind a i If a busy worker feels some one lilac bush and say, "Yes; but I think tugging at his coat tail, the thins to it'll rain before night." ; do is to kick straight back and kick If you find a banana skin on the hard, but don't waste time in looking and water is wet, and the sun sets vhreshold of patriotic opportunity, around. in the west, and the mad dog of Prus- kick it aside and don't permit yourself By. the way, here is an imnortaat sumism must be muzzled -to become fussed. tip' for every man past 30. Don't tell Don t try to convince the miniature, The- stalwart men and women of around tha you would be keen to en- Ia Follettes, because they don't wish middle age' are to keep the home fires list if you were just a litt'e voun-er to bo convinced. They derive a bil- burning during the supreme ordeal fe0me of the men just under :jo tvili ious comfort from being different, i now at hand. . have their doubts, and even those v. ho J licy nave learned that no cloud has Thev are to raise the erons sneed )iati0v0 - 9 - xr j mil uw x, i:.:u ciiin iaiu f JTV'', "X 4 rAv and eneourasre a huee armv in ... .. . 'n -ihror !;i;mr. v. i --,1.. ' 'the field .v.an. )--fcecret mtormation trom : - '""" U11 me iiurim, coneci me taxes, organ- mcnt in your conversation. ! it ia ",, unn, .Qon thot TOo 'Alsace and Lorraine reaches thej ,- - : . . Ihavo passed the period of doubting ! Fnch mi UaiT authorities daily re-; 1 L : lotitro fr thn mtarw tioti- hfmr ilm-r t fill : and question answering. W:? have come to the days when ; hustling must supplant conversation. It was all right six months ago to ; lative to the steps now being tken j there by the Germans, to render it Certain that if a plebiscite were held to decide whether the two provisinces ! preferred to belong to France or Ger-' favor ; THE SLACK : The Extraordinary Film Spectacle at the Grand Monday and Tuesday ACADEMY OF MUSIC Most Important Musical Event of Season Matinee and Night SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 , . - : v , 3 e i; j- f- - ... rv or DSLIOHTFUL SURPASSES NEW YORK CASINO KNOCKOUT AM'.::-: )TTO h'. 4 t v Xsr I J d 60 Artists Company Orchestra Original Superb Production. Prices: Night 75, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Matinee 50, 75, $1.00 and $1.50. Seats at Elvington's Friday. NOTE The Patriotic War Tax of 1c on each 10c or fraction thereof will be charged in addition to above prices. gamgi j mm win 1 1 li jjimmjunnMsgg All New Shades TJ Q"17 in Silk OU5; New Ostrich Trimmings HATS, HATS, HATS. .' c to r n ti Hrkiiv o loir in trvino t n rnn. : vince some one with a vacant eye and I f. result v'ou,d be 111 cii a iiiiiiu kiiat t v v i T a v c. i y juu I ficd in accepting the insolent chal- ! Although at tne time rjermanv an- ' j lenge thrown at us by Germany. Inched Alsace and Lorraine she de-j i You are to be forgiven if, even iciinefl absolutely to allow the nuestion' three months ago, you spent valuable ;to be submitted to a plebiscite, she; time trying to convince a sluggish now appearg very anxjous to have the , j minority that ! ultimate disposition of the two pro-- ; First. Government bonds are a safe vinces srUled in that mannr In the ' investment. ; meantime active steps are being tak-1 ' - J T J cucunu. rro-uerman prupagauua en to see that Alsace and Lorraine , arc to be hit in the head. are inhabited, at least at the time' Third. The allies are to be trusted. 'of the proposed plebiscite, by a Ger-, Fourth. The Red Cross is above man majority. j suspicion and does not obtain either! According to the information reach- 1 money or knitted goods under false iRg France, a steady colonization hasjg I pretenses. ,v.zv been going on for some time past. I Fifth. All taxes which have been German families are being moved in i levied are justified by extraordinary to the two provinces and settled there and unprecedented conditions. until the ultimate fate of Alsace and. j Sixth. This is not a rich mans war; ; Lorraine is disposed of at the peace jit was not precipitated by any Wall conference. Street influence; it is not concerned Germany is also pushing to a quick 'over private investments; it is not a completion the liquidation of all the j grand benefit for munition makers. ;reat manufactureries and other in- I seventn. tair promises nave no austnes owned Dy Tencn capital or value when they are made by a crim- by people of known French proclivi!-j inal who finds himself backed into ies. Many of these properties are' !a corner. ;valued at millions of dollars. Theyj ! Eighth. The men m our training are being sold to German shareholders: camps and aboard transports and sta- and concerns by the German govern tioned somewhere in France are be- ment at values fixed by the latter ing safeguarded as American soldiers Presumably in the end the French ne ver before were looked after, as owners will receive back a portion of j regards wholesome food, proper sani- the proceeds. . ! tation, prevention of disease, and In this way Germany is seeking to moral guidance. .wipe out not only the French popula- WThy enumerate further? ition but all influence which the latter Abe Martin met a feller down in might exert. Brown county that never heard of Tony Pastor, and we have a taxpayer ' in our township who thinks the world , , , . ... . . , . is flat, and you can find cabaret per- frt 8 r L h t formers in New York City who don't CrOSS beinS a Crked mstltU" believe there is such a place as Iowa, and clairoyants still find customers, That the BOldier b0y about to board and you can name people who will a transport and join his comrades consult patent-medicine "ad." in pret- of fance and Great Britain never erence to a doctor, and old Jethro was known to doubt the sincerity of Tilford, over in Shelby Township, car- thp meir. with h tn Iries a dried-up potato to keep off the jQ,-n shoulders? lunumausra. No indeed! In every community you will find a contrary-minded sediment of the -hu- Ail the wails and misgivings and man race people who keep them- fish stories are put into circulation selves somewhat in evidence by by a few picayune outsiders who noisily denying facts which are self- were just built to be obstructionists evident to all of their, neighbors who aTd roraehow can't help it. . j happened to be in the full enjoyment Thev are in a class with the Tories I of sanity. They are somewhat like who feasted the aristocratic British $ frogs, i. e., they make an awiuL noise officers while Washington's Army in proportion to their number. starved at Valley Forge. Now, if you will take the trouble to check up in your immediate heigh They are a hold over of the Val borhood the people who, from the be- lemdigham clan that reviled Lincoln ginning of the war, have been full of and gave an underhanded copperhead doubts and questions and . false support to the cause of slavery, even alarms, you will find that they are after it was doomed, few in number and of precious little They are the kind of people who importance, except as atmospheric oppose public improvements, will not disturbances. . ": buy tickets for the Chautauqua, criti- Also, did it ever occur to you: ciz the minister if he smiles in pub- That the man who had bought lie and attach the presumDtion of most liberally of government bonds gu'lt to any woman attacked by scan nover - questioned the. safety., of - his daJ. - -, - security? , " ; " V;; ,r! They are the-. small borers, the two- That the-woman who was; knitting - ay-fours.' the, gnat?, the so.nd .flie?. 111H1 dicit elivejHLi 0f' " o win to ike arrival of a full line ii ( TIT 11. T7 . 1 . 1 OI me tamous VVulllS-iVriii5hr and Overland Cars We are now in a position to give uou an imme diate delivery on any model thai you may select from our com- plt stock. We will be glad to call at any time and demon strate to you tke advantage oi owning a car tkat will assure greater economy of operation witk maxi mum power and capacity for kard work, as do tke Wyllis line lor 1918. ..MISS ALMA BROWN f: ROYAL THEATRE BUILDING. . - i, ' ,- - . the most socks 'and sweaters peyerv the ticks put on- earth t.to teach; good K Cannon 208-10 Market Street Auto G ompanu PW0..422 'TTrirri"-'-T--M w nfi

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