THE WILMINGTON DISPATCH. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 19 1915Vf
ANOTHER MAIDBf
Moscow,' Wednesday, April 10. Be
cause the peasants In the village of
Novoselki-in the government of Mo
hiiev, resisted an armed requisition of
money by German troops and killed
an officer in the resulting scuffle,
the Germans burned the village and
from machine guns placed around it,
they " fired upon, the inhabitants, in
cluding women . and children, who
tried to escapekilling many of them.
A protest against this atrocity nas
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-:., -The drag-net thrown out by the po
: lice before daylight Wednesday morn
; Ing and which waseaponblelfor the
presence of 32 TOfljMW a. majority of
them white, in v court'" later the
mornnff,! entangled Miss -JacobiiWise,
a young Dutch girl. living on the Shell
: I toad in "the vicinity of Audubon, in
its folds yesterday afternoon. She
x was picked up - on a charge of
vagrancy upon request of Solicitor
i Burton and will probably be arraign;
red In court todays te
The arrest of Miss Wise was . the
only one! of the day7 according' to the
blotter at headquarters, JookXng jto
1 ward the clean-up the city is ssi to
be in dire need of." Surprise was ?evin
cet& many when it was learned that
thes girl had been taken into custody.
She was, wearing a khaki uniform
drefM when taken.
: ' The city's alleged evils continued
. ito be one of the principal topics - on
;'4i !the streets today, almost overshadow
v flngth announcement that construc
" . tlon the city's fabricated ' steel
' ' hip yatcd had actually been started.
I 'Criticism has been, heard on every
'Bide agaaifist the unloading x of the
: icitys undesirables, on other cqmmuni
? 'ties; Many of the cas6s against these
-. r women, docketed Wednesday. wer
continued nntil today and '; Saturday,
and . it is gTsVnerally understood no ef
ifort will be Unade to deter them a
'vent they decide to." clear out" irfor
jto the hour oil calling their cases m
court. The netero women .tried- ha.y
I been acquitted, the States being ttrH
J able to show that they were guilty- of
1 ..vagrancy. ..,-.y
;; AIn speaking of conditions todays jj
- TirnmineaL uubiiicbb iuau tt u.t lima luvi-' . a- .
! . t T.-. r wT,i.--:r. mantea io an oincer wno stooa De-
llTnl 2l ?2S?Wde hto: ,What hav 1 n done to
I v' ci "U? preserve the world from these hor-
. - i r r i i jij a. mm , a. I roro
it toipincx auomey uia not iue iae mjb.l-
U iefef up with. Solicitor Burton person- f
I allyisome weeKs ago, ratnerxoan say
nothing and .then address aim a,ioiDg
J ; epistle and - then furnish" this:;-letter
I to the press before even the solicitor
I Tiad secured a copy ot if ijaa. tor
iclaning up the city making it abso
lutely clean--but I am "r strongly" -tn
,- favor of ' the soldiers remaining in
f camp unless they conduct themselves
in a gentlemanly manner whn they
come within thT city.. And.further
;more I am against having a CharTes
' tbnian come over here and tell us that
1
A RUSSIAN VILLAGES
DESTROYED BY HUNS
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Place Fired and trie Inhabit
ants Shot Down by Ma
- ';-' chine Guns ;
government by M. Tchitcherin, Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs. The
minister also mentions the fact thai
the Germans' killed an entire family
even the . little children when they
were informed that one member had
participated in guerilla warfare
against them.
"The neonles' commissariat of
foreign affjiirs, the protest concludes,
expresses-' the . feeling of the deep
est indignation and most resolutely
"protests ajjainst such acts of violence
as being tin worthy of a cultured peo
ple and contradictory to the element
ary principles o human society. It
is hoped the German government will
investigate thoroughly and punish the
offenders.'
POOR WILLIAM! HIS
SORROW IS GREAT
Amsterdam, April ,19. Emperor
William recently made a visit to the
battlefield near Queant, west of Cam-
brai, a war correspondent of the
Berlin Lokal Anzieger writes:
i'HiB Majesty's silence was broken
only once," he said, "when he re-
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S1MT LEFT
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WEDNESDAY
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Special Representative of De
partment of Labor Has
Finished Work Here :
Mr. Luther C. Stewart, special rep
resentative of the Department of La
bor, who iias been sDending . several
days here investigating local condi
tions, left Wednesday for New Bern
and will visit other points in the
State in the interest of the work
planned by his department. The
Chamber of Commerce here - has es
tablished a labor bureau to be operat
ed in conjunction with the other
work of thes organization. Mr. H. B.
been communicated to the GermanBranch, the-secretary, is serving as
special agent. The object of the
Chamber in taking a "vital interest in
this work is for the purpose of meet
ing the needs of this community in
supplying labor and to have connec
tion with the labor distributing facili
ties of ; the ' department. IL is prob
able that later on a permanent bureau
will be established here to devote its
entire time to this work. -. People 'who
desire to make .application for work
and employers of labor who need ad
ditional help can . secure ; information
blanks at the .Chamber of' Commerce
and assistance will be given in see
ing that this reaches the proper
sources for T distribution. It is the
idea of the Department of Labor to
distribute labor to .fill all needs in
every line, especially at this time
when it is of such vital importance
to the great j Industries" assisting in
every way possible for the successful
prosecution of the war. -
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FOR COUGHS AHD COLDS
a.- handy : Calcium compound that af
ruards -against chronic lung and throat
troubles. A. tontc-restoratlve prepared
-without harmful or hablt-formlne drugs.
Try then today. I
50 cents a box, including war tax
Ec
or tale by all Druggists
n iAuntntorr, P hliaa&ipius,
r.
our ' city is worse than Charleston,
especially at a time when the govern
ment was considering the advisability
of -transferring snipyards. from that
city to this. I am also against petty -j
politics and do not believe in dump-;
ing my trash over my own fence Into
my neighbor's yard. If the negro ele-
ment is responsible for these alleged !
deplorable conditions why not hold I
them to strict . accountability and j
cease to follow the line of least re-;
sistance.."
Lend Your Money to
UNCLE SAM
Buy Liberty Bonds
THROUGH
THE WOMANS' COMMITTEE
HEADQUARTERS HOUSEWIVES' LEAGUE
Space Donated by G L. Dickinson
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Special Prices for Friday
y ,:. and Saturday at
FOCHS' CASH DEPARTMENT
"J'V'A new shipment of Spring drds ginghams have arrived, also new Millinery
and trimmings, Hosiery, Union-made Oxfords and Men's Clothing. These are
priced under today's Manufacturer's price. Take advantage of this.
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MILLINER Y DEPAR TMENT
. Milan hemps,- Panamas, Bancocks, Leghorn and lacy braided hats
are the most favored now. These are priced very moderate. We
sell for cash and can sell you for less money. Our Milliners are
experts and will gladly show you without obligation to buy.
Pretty Waistings and Dress Goods, also Ginghams.
Ginghams fully worth 35c on today's market, beautiful
piaiuq ana stripes ror cnuaren s aresses, good last color,
per yd. 25c. Fancy waistings and dress materials, white
with self-figured, neat and lacy weaves, per yd. from 39
to 75c.
36-inch white skirt material, figures and basket weaves,
also 36-inch Gabardine stripe, per yd. from 25 to 48c.
36-inch Middy twill, a real bargain, per yd. 39c.
36-inch bleaching, special for this week-end, per yd. 20c
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
A big shipment of Men's Oxfords in tan, both light and
dark, also the new tan Vici Oxfords, a very pretty shoe,
all union made and are guaranteed to stand the test.
Men's clothing at prices within reach of All..
Men's cool cloth suits in gray and tannisrr color, per suit '
$8.98. Men's tropical suits in pretty gray, brown and
navy, suit $ 1 0.00. Men's worsted suits in gray, blue and
heat figures, per suit, $1 7.50. Men's summer underwear.
union suits of dimity and small check material, each gar
ment, only 89c. Men's shirts and drawers, a real bargain
at 50c. Special for the week-end, black and tan socks,
good quality, per pair only 15c.
LADIES' COAT SUITS AND SILK DRESSES.
These will be especially priced. See our line before you
Our "Cash to all" plan enables us to save you the differ-
Agents for Ladies Home Journal Patterns:
These are sold for 10 and 15c each. They are the best. Each
pattern with full information for cutting and making.
J. W. H. Fuchs Department Store
WILMINGTON
'Phone 272
and
The Stores for Service
LUMBERTON
'Phone 6.
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WILL YOU
Invest your money with Uncle ,
Sam Now? Or let Germany take
it away from you later?
Be practical. Look squarely at
the facts. We will either invest
our money with Uncle Sam now,
at good interest rates, to help
him win this war, or we will give
it up later to pay Germany's war
cost and as much' more as Ger
many chooses to collect.
Buy Liberty Bonds and make the
world safe for democracy.
This space contributed to win
ning of the war by
BEAR PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE CO.
CABBAGE, CABBAGE JUST RE-
ceived car of Florida Cabbage, eat
ing potatoes, apples, lima beans,
navy beans, black eye peas. Ma
son's fruit jars. A full line candies
Bend ussyour orders. Bear Produce
and Mdse. Co. Phones 452-453,
Wilmington, N. C.
4-13 ;tf
PLANTS FOR SALE CABBAGE,
Collards, Tomato and Lettuta
plants; ' also Cosmo Flower plains,
at C. H. Bornemann's Store, Sev-
entn ana urange streets. 4:9
' L.
WE DELIVER ALL MAGAZINES ON
date of issue when so requested.
Phone your order to 745. Gordon's
News Stand. 10-7-tf.
BUSINESS
SPECIALS
MESSENGER SERVICE.
For this service we use the Pos
tal Telegraph Cable Company's
msssengers. They will call for
your "ads," in the same manner
and quick time as they now cover
the city for telegrams, night letter,
grams, cables, etCv-.
Pnr further information as fo
kads, sail 176, but for telegraph
service call -rosxai icicgrapn.
LOST, DIAMOND MOUNTED STUD
on odd bar pin, either at Swift plant
or between docks and Post Office.
Finder please return to 115 North
Fourth St., and receive $25 reward.
4-16-4UJ
JOIN THE THINKING THRONG
Realize ho valuable a Building and
Loan Association can be to you,
nd subscribe for shares in the
New Series Now Open at Wright's
office, 124 Princess Street The Old
Cooperative Building and Loan , Asso
ciation. ' Each share twenty-five cents
4-19-lti
WANTED -YOUNG LADY WITH
some experience in office work.
Address, Experience, care of Dis
patch. 4-18-ttij
FOR SALE ONE 20-H. P., I K C,
Engine. One 70 saw Continental gin
with all equipment furnished. 'Seen
used only two seasons. Well taken
care , of under shed. Anyone looking
for bargain apply W. H. Malpass,
Rocky Point, N. C. 4-3-tf
WANTEDTHIRTY YOUNG LACIE3
over sixteen years old to wcik in
our up-to-date Hosiery Mill. Ail
modern conveniences, good bouses
and low renta for families; good
hoarding houses for 3ingle giri?.
Wages good. Apply at once, Orioa
Knitting Mills, Kinston, N. C.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE-
Will thank you to phone us your or
dCi-s for Fancy and Staple Groceries.
Phone 922. W. V. Herring & Co,
8th and Dock. 4-2-30tI
LOST ONE SEABOARD CARD
pass No. C 736, year 1917, "One
Pumper." Return to C B. Clark,
Rosindale. N. C. 4-18-3UJ.
FOR SALE CHEAP ONE MULE,
wagon and harness. Can be seen
at 1204 Castle street. 4-18 7tl
FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF LEAV
ing town, one cow and calf and one
pony and buggy. H. L. Walker,
phone No. 897-4. 4-17-7tj
TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS OF
all descriptions. You will find At
Chas. Finkelstein's place. Guaran
tee you to save money. 6 So. Front
St Phone 642. 4-19-tf
FOR THE SOLDIERS IF YOU H AVE
Graphophone Records that" you
wuold care to give for the use of
the soldiers, leave them at the Wilmington-
Talking Machine Co., and
thef will be forwarded through the
Red Cross to the men in camp.
4-18-tf
WANTED PRESSMEN, FEED
ERS AND RULERS; HIGHEST
WAGES. THE BAUGHMAN STA
TIONERY CO., RICHMOND, VA.
TO THE FRONT!
Men Have Gone
Women Are Coming
But It is the Young or Young Looking
Women Who Win
iv day the world is v-MCowing with
opT'Or unity for the woman who is ca
pable, active, youthful c: the wo
man who looks the part. Gray hair,
th appearance of agt is passed by1
L'tfair; yes, but it is condition
whch has to be mst.
Thousands of womn have found a
way out by usin Q-ban HairCoIor
Mestorer. Not by dyeing their bair1
bote u se Q-ban .is not a dye, ?; but
through the natural, gradual way in
wticb it restores the youthful color
Tr.5 i' if your hair is gray, strcaktd
with gray, or fadei. It will do the
same for you.
Q-ban has no disagreeable features
It will not rub or was n oft or stain
tli scalp. You can shampoo or wave
the hair as usual. It also eradicates
daidruff and keeps the hatr healthy.
G'i'-Ti nteed- to raiU or money i e
iw d. Easilv appi!oi by simply
tmhing or ccuhmg through tLo li.ilr.
cld by all 30 . ' .Iruijg';:s every
where on Money-Back Giarant
Price 7Sc-TAdv-v
Notice
WE OFFER
$5.00
Savings
, f or
U." S. Government ' Be
hind Each Certificate
W. Be Cooper
& Co.
Wilmington, N. C.
FANS, FANS, FANS, FANS WE
sell 'em. Clean 'em and repair 'em.
Call 995. City Electric Co., Eveir.
thing Electrical. 206 Prmcesy a
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APRIL SIXTH IS THE DATE THAT
the Hanover Bunding and Loan As
sociation will open its 27th Series.
Stock may be secured now. 25o
per week per share, you pay
$82.50 and get $100 at maturity
about 330 weeks. There is no be?
ter way to save money, or buy a
home, we are always willing to asj
fiit you. Your money is available ai
all times. J. W. Yates, President,
H. F. Wilder, secretary and Treas
urer. ' 3-10-tf.
WHEN YOOR BOY GOES INTO THS
Trenches see that he takes with hitr
your portrait. He will treasure it
above all the gold on earth. Folta
and Kendrix. 12-13-ti
UNREDEEMED SINGER SEWINC3
machine, drop head, in first class
condition. Unredeemed price $17.5D
Call at Chas. Finkelstein, 6 Souta
Front streeL Phone 642.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR.
1917 model. Good as new. Selling
on account of draft. Can be seen
at-515 So. Sixth street. 4-19 3tj
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WISH TO BE
1 a bif city up north to get some
thing good to eat as you can gel
same at Macys Delicatessen Front
pared. mets; cheese, pickls, olives,
. stret. Always have a full line of pre
pared, meats; cheese, pickles, olives,
salads, sliced bacon, best butter all
sizes of mckerels and a full line of
groceries at theTowest prices. Phon9
1322,. 24 North Front St. 4-19-3U"
WANTED GOOD NURSE- MUSt
stay on ' premises. Apply 11808
Market St. 4-18-2ti
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