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C THEU WILMINGTON DISPATCH, TUESDAY" AFTERNOON,-DECEMBER, 25, .1917
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DAILY AND SUNDAY;
BY DISPATCH PUBLISHING CO.
TELEPHONES:
General Manager's Office..
Advertising Department. ; .
Circulation Department
Managing Editor
City Editor
1 being-worked;, la- neat-- Graphitevitle, ?
station, on the Western North -Carotin j,
railroad, in McDowell county
1 All these deposits have been mined
to some extenrintormer times, qui
I rot on (C scale to firfly develop them.
.j This was especially so of the tin de l
pcsais..- y .. ' I m,aS,.tvl.n .rrTilW sfHT-rw e'iff
41; Capital frbm beyond the State is. pn Bvoflcn lonrt. pAinaflTioacK.i
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f H Hl.il! H ."HUB - t - f t---. v t
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ft m i is- nE a-. H n n I i f . ' v ' a j - s - ,
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r;a EJLEPHANTA;fSNOW CLEANER
T;jvr 'it
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.lit Tf.w intprpKtpd in all these dev:lon-
"1 r.ients and because of the necer .iLios
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. . .205 caused by the war they will-ncAv sio'
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side end limbs, rheumatism, Jirujba-1
go, neuralgia or whatever the trouore
niav be that sives you paim just ap-
! riiv Millpi-'s ' AntiacDtJo Oil (known-Tsxa !
probably be fully developed and raartu Snake 0il) and the pain-3. will disap- ( T;
to produce in paying quantities. Ihcrej pear almost like magic. Thousands
FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE.
'. nr, nuKt ohnnt tiio ordnJiHo unfi r.n.. ( Ji roiirhoiit. 1 he ccuntrv are now findm;;
MTMBEJt OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.; r f Ji ... . j. wondcttal Qll .
-Associated rr J? exclusively tt- per deposits beiftg of quality and quail- J,, , n . ?i?eJ " 1 " 1
"fspatche credited to it or not otberwls ;tity to maKe mining, profitable at tnis gratlfying results. It's a doctor's shou
VlASii a ah 5hti of 2- lin'- Of the tin deposits ther.o ha. wilhin. ifself and should be in every
. . ; . i .1 1...... t.linci heroin ura T . r i i i 1 . . ,
publication Byitiai uispav- . uevn uuuui Jiy iiie ramus or jiuiuc
also reserved
pcrts who have examiiied them of pay
in? quantity and quality of the ore,
while others. declared there were great
"50 things in store for those who would
SY MAIL:
naiiv nnd Sunday $6.00
niiv and Sunday. Sir Months. . .$3.00
naiiv and Sunday. 3 Months..
Sunday Only, One Year. $2.00 undertafle the work in scientific man-
DELIVERED BY CARRIER: ner.
rn nnfi Rnnriav. ner week 15c,
Or When Paid in Advance at Office.
Daily and Sunday, One Year $7.00
nr,iiv and Sunday. Six Months. . .$3.50
Dai'y and Sundayfl 3 Months. .. .0L75
Sunday Only, One Year $2.00
$ tf ag. tgr t . 4 .f. 4." ti
STATE NEWS.
iAccept no substitute. This great On
is golden red in color only. Every bot
tle guaranteed, 25c, 50c, and $1.00 a
bottle or money refunded. Get it at
Robert R. Bellamy Drug Co.
Tbe FroifresBiver Railway of the South.
Effective Nov. I3Uwl916.
ton, N. C, as Second-Class Matter.
DEPASTURE OF TRAINS FBOM
WILMINGTON.
No. 133 :55 P. m. Train for Charlotte and
intermediate Points PULLMAN PAJT
Entered at the Postoffice in Wilming-- Professor Collier Cobb of the geol- LQTTE. '
i wo. i o:uu a. m. j rain ror uuarione ana
h -remediate Points. SLEEPING CAR
' . TWEEN WILMINGTON AND, CHAR
. - TE. Ooeu at 10:00 P. M. fox'Fassen-
ji .
. . . j . t Hrivai. up tkaiak at llijll rx irl
Avenue, New t otk , MuvcriismU stutlv ol- nickeliferous iron ores of - '- 14 12-;40 P. M. Train froo Charlotte
ar,d IntermeULtte Tonus. Pl'LLMAJV
i'ARLOIi CAR BETWEEN CHARLOTTE
AND WILMINGTON.
ogy department will sail from Nc?'
York with a party of his students t".
foreian Representrtives : hoct of the wepk for Rantiasro. fnh,'
Frost, Green & Kohn, Inc., 2Z5 F'fth . -ere goes to make a speciai
Building, Chicago.
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1917.
the. Or) elite region of Cuba. One of
Professor Cobb's former pupils. De
Berniere Whltaker, is in charge of r?l:10-"a!TWviS
mining work there and will assist Pro- ( aK ktwkkn jharlottk and
I fessor Cobb and the university stu
; dents in every possible way. These
Isn't it remarkable that wives who j oreslre very valuable in the manu
hdve been givi;:;T tin'Ir husbands cigars j facture of the nickel-iron steel, so nec-
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for Christina:-, presents for yearj never ! essry now in indusfr5"! work Chap-
lenrn that vou c;::u go uy tne gauay;v i uv" """"-'- "
colors of the bands
er.
WILMINGTON. PASSENGERS MAf
REMAIN IN SLEEPER UNTIL 7:30
A. M.
For detailed information and regorvay
tions, call on City Ticket AgenL Ortoo
Hotel Building.
Phone 1T8. ? ,
R. S. KOONCB, T. P. A.'"
Wilminaton. N. C.
JOHN T. Wt)ST. D. P. A.. Raleigh, r
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Mrhtcaic da?.
Oi his gay Me Sxtend to
One and M Our
g heartiest
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reetmgs
and Wishes for a Mem
Merry Christmas
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Opposite
the
Post Office
(Incorporated)
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
DEED of rncsx.
Under and by virtue of tiie power of ale
fnmiiiiiarl In n r-pr:iin i)fp,I it Trust ' "-xo-
I . i-toi. t. Iftrh hv of FVh. 1017. liV Ales.
The Buncombe county fuel adminis-
The most rabid "anti" will admit that tration has taken charge of the dis-nation-wide
prohibition will accom- tribution of coal fn Asheville and all
olish one eood thing, for those follows ! orders for coal -ust pass through the
. ' K nrmmrt : hand3 f R- A- ''-ithvr. Mr. Lutlier
wno make me . .r. .: was appointed yc.terday and begaiiln. Koonce and Lettlo T. Kooncer his lfe,
the country denouncing tne leuiuu ( hs duties this morning. Where there1 to c. B. Griffiiii Trustee f r NeeahaJi T. ;
Rum will find their occupation gone is no actual need for coal he will rc- j &V tUek
or at least so profitless that tncy will fuse to O. K. an '"rdor to the dealer; j questetl by the Trustors and Cestui Que
r,, tr. tv it nn -id o to work ! hoarding and fc. "ne vrill both be j Trust. I, the undersigned trustee, will sell
hr.ve to give it .ip nd rto o oik. ; heli0(i at public auction to the highest bidder for
, ... , . ... I casn, at the Court 'House door, in the ;
suft"J Ji " i city or viiminpton, acw uanover county,
The Columo.a fc .es &ugsKt3 i1- r.ufficient for its needs if it can be ; Stnte of Nprth Carolina, on, Friday, Deceiu
pome of tho?e snobbish army offcers j:operly
nrp vmnecked huban!. and are trv: sr-i the.
. ' t,, j ,, Af r De charge of the situation. The coal deal-! New Hanover and State of North Carolina, H
to even i.p u.- p - -; : ers welcome the change and the poo-! despised as follows
so. The difference is the private, niea5et; There w'll ' T, , . , , . . . jl
pic eea iu ut pieabt-ir. iiiei r.ojrinnins? rt the Eastern liue of Carolina 1 3
are forbidden to show resentment aE"., price fixing by the committee. i F.each Avenue South at the point four hun- &
the henpecked husbands are afraid to ' Asheville "'ires. i dn'1 aUiX fift-v 450) feet notfhwardly from J
; . h. point where the said Eastern line of; I
do so. j ;;trolina Bo;:eh Avt-iiu? South intersects
I Rowan j.rmers fairly romp away the northern line of Atlanta Avenue; runs.-1
with the
GOVERNft.tiN i CTU inc. n m i i- ! tr0R bank
ROADS.
With the aid of one of the largest occupants of the Central Park Zoo,
j Keeper Snyder prepared to receive visitors. The elephant was hitched to
a snowplougli and took great deligth in doing his bit in clearing the walks
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in the park in. the vicinity of the menagerie.
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apportioned and for this rea-1 bc'rt 'sth-- I01,7, 'cl0(;k A- a;;
...... , . . certain tract of land lyinfir and beintr sit !
administration has taken . nated on Caronna Beach, m the County ..fij
$1.25 Silk Hose for
Saturday and Monday
SATIN HATS, COLLARS
HANDKERCHIEFS
MISS ALMA BROWN
ROYAL THEATRE BUILDING.
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prize money which the Win-1 tll01ue eastwardly and i)arallfil with said I
k offer innmll- for the best : 'V 5,"!,ti Aven" ,)n, !-""'lifl (100) feet;:
tv orreib annually ror tne Dest . t,ien,.e northw:-.rdly and parallel with Car-1
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WASHINGTON DX
OPPOSITE CAPITOL and UNION STATIC: -J
Absolutely flew, ond fetrictly Modern
Resxowned for its High Service and Low
EUROPEAN PLt:
Room per day
(54 without bath
S03B5 per day
with bath
All Rooms Gutddb
Booklet (or the asking
E3B5SBC
W. T. rNIGHT. Mi.v;.
hiy production to the aero. Rowan j ...5ii,u Beach Avenue south sixty (00) feet;
nrs Deen -getting tne Dest ena or tne i oi;ir.M. paranei wuu At-
; ft, fi,: ! ianta Avenue one hundred H(X)) feet to the !
that when Congress reassembles after
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filNlcril llto lit Cnriitiii.i R.umli
,Fir t!ijiuitu nrv. nisi lir-jnj, jii , muhii: i nonce sonrnwurtl v niono- the snifi
Mr. W. D. Graham not only took the j ste.ti Carolina Peneb Avenua South (01)
-i.m . i.-i. i. . 1 v.;.- leer to ine itoiut of IeriiinnrT : liiti" ntli. 15
will urge upon th,t body the necessity cron on th, acre. Two things in,- "sttion ofcarf 1
of the government taking over the press themselves on Otir mrnd m t hi;-, i .-in-n r.each as plotted 'j.v j. l. r.ecf.n.
railroads and operating them during connection, and they a:o these-that ! in TZn?f
h,. r,0v?nri nf thp war Rowan lands, and others too, can grow i conl of New iiauo-r -o.7ntv 1
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very profitable crops of hay,
sirahi thfi records show a laree in-' office of the Keplstcr of Deeds for New !
tn spv in (on-1 ,i. . . xi.muvcr county, in liooK IH . nase UMl
io say to u.i crease in the tonnage tacn year m . ti! nv.w o m ' 1 feL J w
Mr. Wilson has annonuced that
would have somethin
gress on the railway question when it case of the winniiig production,
convenes. But what line of action he Mr. Graham's production per acre this
Will recommend is unknown to -.he 1 year was far ahead of the prize acre
fivcf i-nnn flirt livi 7D? TXTOro Aff Pl'fn
ub.c and w.1. probably so rem!, '-.-.- f
til Mr Wilson sends his message to ... ........ u ; lT"'JC""w3wx--.-rp-jnl rw
i ers are maKing liiasuiiiuciit aina cui
Congress or addresses that hotly on tne year And the encouraging thing ir,
subject. Not only the public, but the that the progress is not limited to(
high officials of the government are ig- j hay by any means Salisbury Post.
norant of MrVilson's plans. If
bar definitely formed them he has cun' j 4, TRENCH DICTIONARY, INSTAL-
fided in no one from whom the news-'4. MENT NO. EIGHT. 4
paper men could get a tip. All reports j '
as to what he intends to recommend T ki Over Relieving: the force in
C. D. GRIFFIN,
Trustee,
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to Congress are guess-work, pure and
simple.
The guessers have gone so far as to
declare that the President has decided
upon Secretary of the Treasury ;!c
Adoo as the man to take charge of the
consolidated railways system that will
be placed under government control.
The Washington Post declares this
alleged contemplated action of the
President to be "one of the most reas
suring developments of the week" and
that "no man in the United States is .10
well qualified as Mr. Mc Adoo to tal e
control of this situation." This laUer
y' f V declaration may be true and still Mr.
McAdoo not be able to take control of
t the situation and manage it success
or .. " fully. It is a most stupendous under-
1 -:- taking. It strikes us that to con"; with
i :r- the present railway situation th3 man
? put at. the tread of the consolidated
system must be one not only of extra
' ; ordinary natural ability and high busi-
, ness qualifications, but also well ac-
' quainted with the system of railroading
-i't in this country. Can Mr. McAdoo till
V: the bill ? Is there a man in the coun
try outside of a few of the prominent
railway men of. long experience who
t' " cculd take on his hands the manage-
v .' ' ment of all the roads and make a sue-
- ces of it ? Isn't it doubtful if any one
of those railroad men even could raan-
-.. - age the nation-wide system success-
C" fully?"
a trench
Tank A new type of British armored
car.
Taube German for dove. A type of
German airplane used early in the
war.
Tchinovnik A small offieholder under
the old regime in Russia.
Tear Shell A German chemical shell
that temporarily affects the eyesight.
Territorial An English soldier that
corresponds to an American militia
man. Tin Hats Steel helmets. Also name
for staff officers.
T. N. T. Trinitrotoluol. One of the
most powerful of high explosives.
Made from toluol treated with nitric
and sulphuris'acids.
Tommy Atkins Popular name for Eng
lish common soldiers.
Tommy's Cooker A special kind 01
alcohol stove for the trenches.
Tovarish (Plural Tovarishi) Russian
word for comrade. Used like the
"Citoyen" of the French Revolution.
Train Sanitaire Hospital train.
Traverse A detail of trench construe
tion to prevent enfilading fire by the.
enemy.
Trench Candle Also called ration
heater. A short length of newspaper
rolled tight, pasted together and
soaked in melted parafine.
Trench Feet A disease of the feet
brought on by cold and wet.
Turtles German hand grenades.
Typewriter Machine gun.
NEW MINING INDUSTRIES.
The war has caused renewal of de
velopment in three mining industries
in this State which had been atarled
some years ago, but had been allowed
to languish. They are the mining of
tin, copper and graphite.
; The tin mining is in the Kings
Mountain section near the South Car-.
olina line. The copper mining opera
tions are In Granville county on th
Virginia line and also of a deposit in
Guilford county. The" graphite deposit
Charlotte News There is no excuse
at all for getting optimistic over the
report that Germanv is p-oing to make
a peace proposal. The Kaiser, is more
than likely only playing again to. the
grandstand, the grandstand this time
being compo'sed chiefly of his own, sub
jects. He -wants to make a bold chal
lenge of their faith in the enterprise,
to submit terms' to the Allies that will
be honeyeyed with words, but aimed
directly toward giving Germany the
(chief part of that which she set out to
attain. Then, should the Allies be fool
ish and blind enough not to see
through the eventual purpose in the
scheme and accept thhe proffer, well
and good. Should they refuse, the
Kaiser would point his finger to his
subjects and in stentorian voice de
clare again that the war. "for thp
if perpetuation of theh empire" will have
to proceed, not of his violation but
Practical Christmas
GIFT
Useful Gifts Are Appreciated Most
of All
Many useful things an? here in
wide variety. Might we suggest, lor
instance:
A' new pair of glasses for father
or mother.
Automobile spectacles for the
friend who drives.
A dainty little gold eyeglass chain.
Silver or Aluminum Fancy Cases.
KYES EXAMINED FKEK
DR. VfNEBERG
MASONIC TEMPLE
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Every Holiday Shopper "will find useful Gifts from the complete stock assembled
at Jacobi's and they are Gifts of Pracfical and Permanent value.
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AND IRONS
ALCOHOL STOVE
ALUMINUM WARE
BATH ROOM SCALES
BREAD KNIVES
NUT BOWLS with
CRACKS and PICKS,
CASSEROLES
CASSEROLE PIE
PLATE
STEAK PLANKS
UMBRELLA STANDS
GIFTS FOR MOTHER
BUTTER KNIVES I
BAKING DISH g
FERN DISH
With Flowers
GRAPE FRUIT KNIFE
JARDENIERES
PERCOLATORS
NICKEL COPPER TEA
TRAYS
"PYREX"OVEN WARE SCISSORS
TAPE LINE RAMEKINS
DUTCHESS WATCH SANDWICH PLATES
DAZEY CHURNS
SILVER SPOONS
? SILVER KNIVES.
THERMOS BOTTLE
THERMOS CARAFE
' SUGAR SHELLS
SHEARS
$ Cor. 11th & Mar Jtet Street
Europenn
PhUadelphJjw
Miwrnlivtmi
'jam
fi!
r Better Thao Ever
, ThorougMy Moderuizftl
. Bomodoled and EatoPP
NEW MANAGEMENT
M CAFE and ROOF GARDEN
la connection
, fipocial Cjulf'r'fireakfRtta
and Luriclie6Hr
Bites Withost"Batli, $1.50u
Vrifh Bath, $9.00 ajid .up-
FRANK KIMBLEV StgU'G
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W i nsto n-Sa! em-Mo reread City-Beau-fort
Pullman Sleeping Car Line Be
comes Wlnston-Salem-Goldsboro
SleIna Car t-ine.
Jouthern Railway System announ
ces effective with. last cars Into and
oul; of Beaufort Sunday; Aug. 12th, the
Winston-Sal e-Morehead, City-Beaufort
Sleeping Oar liae. wiHbe shorten
ed to Winston-Salerh-Gpldsboro Line.
Car will continue to be nandled on
trains Nos. 232-112 and 111-237.
For further details fl.sk Sourrir
because of the determination of the Railwav Svstern Ae-fits nr address .t
tftntnte to wipe Germany off the. face O. Jones, Traveling Passenger Xgeat,
or uie eariw, 4 , i ttaieign. c. v
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Special
Attention
to
Mail:
Orders
FOR FATHER
ASH TRAYS
BRASS CUSPIDORE
ELECTRIC STAND
LAMPS
CARVING KNIVES
HOUSE MAIL BOX
THERMOS MOTOR
OUTFIT
SHAVING BRUSH
GILLETTE RAZOR
GILLETTE STROPPER
SHOTGUN
REVOLVERS 1
SMOKER STANDS
SMOKER SETS
SHAVING MIRROR "
TOILET CLIPPERS
EARL WATCH
FOR BROTHER FOR THE CHILDREN
AXE " POP GUNS
THERMOS SUIT CASE BOY SCOUT KNIFE
BRACES AND BITS
" HAMILTON 22 RIFLES
ITTI E SCOT IT R TFT
m?TNSATCH pocKET KNES
EVER READY RAZOR ... LIGHTS
HUNTING COATS
GUN CASE
LOADED SHELLS
FLASHLIGHT
FISHING TACKLE
LEATHER PUTTEES
RAZOR STROP
SHOTGUNS
SKATES
SMOKING STAND
.STEWART .
HAMMERS
HATCHETS ,
LEGGINS
LEAD PENCILS r:
HANDSAW T
SKATES
PANTHER WATCH
HANDY WORKER DRINKING CUP
- SWEETHEART AND FRIENDS
ARMY and NAVY UNCLE SAM KITS
RAZORS EMBROIDERY ' -
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Mfi!
HANGING BASKET
LUNCH KITS
WRIST WATCH
TABLE: KNIVES
MANICURE SETS
SCISSORS , LEATHER PUTTEES iK
DURHAM DUPLEX
KMAPOBFHim. COMPANY
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