- fTHE WILMINGTON DISPATCH, : FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 26,, 191 8sfi5Z
Whenever You. Need- a General
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NOT BE SAV
ED BY A GAS
nt of That City Learns That There Is Moire Than One
Kiri oi Deadly Gas and That There is One Variety A Gas
hsk Cannot Stop.
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I seldom x obtained a good night'a
sleep and was highly nervous at all
times. I noticed an advertisement of
Peplac and am very glad that I de
cided to give it a trial, for it has
made a .hew man of me or, rather
it has made me feel like a boy again
ousand cubic feet of Now I can eat anything that I like
of pas in warfare by Ger
now wrinkle, but gas as a
--vclucing death has been
0. ycrs. Some people,
:' ir.k that the world is not
-horn sight, attach theru-
,-. one rail oi a piece oi uusm
j:;-,) their system. Others
: . Ives to become individ
iting plants and produce
. r iv own bodies which ?s
, e'Tnct, if not corrected. N.
"p;:, G'l2 West Lee ' streec,
I v'o. knows .what it means to
V- ;u sas generator and this is
)e describes it
without distress or the formation of
gas. I also sleep well at night and
the old feeling of nervousness has
left me. I am very sorry that I did
not learn of Peplac long ago, and
advise anyone who is in the condition
that I was to give it a trial."
The formation of gas in the stom
ach is the result of decomposition,
en a victim of indigestion ; which naturally results when food is
four or 'five years, which
to be heavily
u!r4d"wiUi gas nearly all of the
1 H'S lUllUIliVii iiv4uvmij "
;;r !0 belch so Joud that it great-:'-,p(
me. All the food that
-, p,i to turn to gas. I could terprising druggists in Wilmington
S ea- r at and eggs made me sick.jand vicinity-Adv.
not properly digested. Peplac is a
dependable remedy for disorders of
the stomach and puts if In ' condition
to perform its functions
Peplac is sold in Wilmington at R
R. Bellamy's drug store and by all en-
0 Traces of Scrofula
Cleansed from the Blood
Tnrities Promptly Wiped
Out.
ia onv trace of Scrofula, or
purities in your blood, you
'TZ rwthVW is ca
cp?!eat ; B(ffl..vU has been
rl!.Mv cleansed and purified of
ii traces of impure matter.
ellc l L the Wonderful old purely
yeleloolrmed Has no equa
for removing the last trace of Scrof-
ula and other Diooa wmw, auu u
is no case that it does not promptly
reach. S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanse
and remove every disease germ xnM
infest3 the blood and give you new-
life and vigor. It is sold by all drug
gists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write a com
plete history of your case, and you
can obtain expert medical advice free
by addressing Medical Director, 30
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
BASEBALL, FOR TODAY.
American League.
Chicago at St. Louis, cloudy.
Boston at Philadelphia, clear.
Cleveland at Detroit, clear.
Washington at New York, clear.
National League.
St. Louis at Chicago, rain.
Philadelphia at Boston, clear.
New York at Brooklyn, clear.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, clear.
Southern League.
Mobile at Atlanta, cloudy.
New Orleans at Birmingham,
cloudy.
Chattanooga at Little Rock, clear.
Nashville at Memphis, clear.
WHY WAIT? .
Sooner or later you'll come to us, if you want first
class printing. Why wait? It will profit you more to
come now.
Wilmington Printing Company
"Masters in the Delectable Art of Printing."
Phone 886
Sacts et The Great War1
I 1M You Should Know
; PRESENTED AT THE
"Thee
is
heckerboard of Europe"
By tha distinguished British Knight, Sir John
Foster Fraser, F. R. G. S. Sir John is England's
most famous official newspaper correspondent
and has been with the Allied armies in France,
with the British Fleet, and has seen Russia un"
der War conditions. !
usiness and the War"
Bv Frank Mulholland, past president of Toledo
Commerce Club and International Association
of Rotary Clubs of the World. He has just re
turned from the Western front.
ehinsthe Home to Victory"
By Mrs. Christine Frederick, the well known
writer and founder of the "Applecroft" experi
ment station. Her talk is on winning the war in
the kitchen.
periences on the Battle Fronts"
By Sergeant Herman who was three years in
the great war and lost his leg at Vimy Ridge..
Exhibit of the Famous Raemakers War Cartoons.
Remarkable Display of War Posters of the Allies.
1 1 OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS 1 1
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Hi
The 100 Per Cent Program
WEEKHEREy TO 11
II
MAY , . .tMAY
Wilmington, N. G.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia 1, Boston 6.
New York 5, .Washington 7.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 8.
St. Louis-Chicago, rain.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pet
Boston .8 2
Cleveland . 5 2
Detroit 2 2
New York. . .' 4 6
Philadelphia 3
Washington . . . . ... 3 5
Chicago. . j 1 2
St. Louis 2 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn 5, New York 6.
Pittsburgh 1, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 3, St. Louis 2.
Boston 6, Philadelphia 5.
Standing of the Clubs.
MARGUERITE CLARK IN SUB-DEB.
Strangling, gasping and dripping
from every fold of her expensive and
once-beautiful ball gown, dainty Mar
guerite Clark emerged from a bathtub
of very cold water the other day to
astonish 'the director with the remark
that that scene - had ; been, the most
enjoyable of the entire picture.; 1 was
during .the hot , wave which swept
New York recently while the little
star was filming "Bab's Diary." a Par
amount picture, whichis to be4bown
at the Grand theatre today and tomor
row
. Marguerite Clark hurried her "Sub
Deb" scenes in "Bab's Diary," which
is the first- of several Mary Roberts
Rinehart stories Miss Clark will
make for Paramount photoplays and
which wiH be shown today and tomor
row at the Grand, so as to arrive at
one bit of business which she partie
ularly fancied during the heat wave
which was' sweeping the country at
that time.
In hiding from her pursuers, Bab,
oftO luuy cioineu, iuw ichiro m a. uaiu
71 a. tub full of very cold water. J.
Koa Searle Dawley, director for Margue-
jvvliitn- Clark, remarked" that the enthu-
'375 siasm with which the star -performed
375 this "stunt" was truly remarkable as,
vi in doing it, she ruined one of the
most aitractive s"" ui- uei eipea-
Odd I . . ml x i
slve wararoDe. iu -star, noweyer,
declared it wr worth it.
MUSK' ..- LiSKar.ai!Ss WFRF IT NOT FOR M&NTHNF
IILIIL II MUI I Ull IIIIIIIIUIIU
Lady, Well Known In The Carolinas, Suffered Terribly For
1 6 MonthsLost 70 Pounds 'Tis Different
Story Now
If anv neraon haa rftaaon to believe . terert from headaches. My blood
in Mantone 'that person is Mrs. Eliza- pressure was high. There was numb-
beth Riggsbee. Her experience 'with ness of the hands and arms. My
Mantone is little short of wonderful back ached. I was nauseated, my
Take . the Old Standard GROVE'S - :'
TASTELESS chill TONIC. It coa- -tains
the well-known tonic properties - '
of QUININE and IRON and is very)
valuable .as a general strengthenings '
tonic. It purifies and enriches he -blood
and you can soon feel its
Strengthening, Invigorating effect. 60c.
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ACME COMPANY LOSES.
"THE LIGHT WITHIN."
"The Light Within," to.be screened
shortly at the Grand theatre is Mme.
Petrova's second picture made by her
own producing company. It is a do-
Won. Lost. Pet. mestic drama 'done in a scientific,
o a 1 mn memcai aimospueic. .mine, retrova
O V J..VVVI . . . Ji . , .
750 taKes tne pan ut . uuciui uausni-Br
ct- who renounces a marriage for love
K71 in favor of one for money In order
KAQltnat sne may uuiuyieie . bicpuuhc
333 discovery her recently deceased fath-
Kft er Iiau lUSl itmcu m uxuxu iu iiur
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tion. A SOn IS uuni ui uio uuiuu, uie
and in his passing so embitters the
wealthy husband that he turns against
Supreme Court , Decides Againtt tne he seeks to
Defendant Company. compromise them. Failing in this he
The Supreme Court has ruled pi0t8 the young man's death with dis-
against the Acme Manufacturing Com a6trous results to himself,
pany, of this city, in the case of An- Thomas Holding plays opposite Mme.
drew Krachanake, who brought suit petrova. Lumsden Hare is the
in an effort to collect damages for in- wealthy "husband. The cast includes
juries received by a minor son when clarence Heritage, Evelyn Dumo and
dynamite caps, being carried off the a new child star Freddie Verdi.
DroDertv. exploded. The Superior
Court jury gave the plaintiff $7,000 a Child 2 or 3 Years Old
damages and the defendant company requires something stronger than the
appealed. It was contended that the sweet liquid laxative now on the mar
plaintiff wag an enemy alien and fcet which are prepared especially for
therefore coul not maintain an action, infants.
A number of opinions are cited and LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN fills this
the court says: long-felt want. It acts on the liver and
"The statement is oten made by regulates the bowels without griping
the law writers that an alien enemy 0r disturbing the stomach. A Liquid
cannot sue upon the ground that to Digestive Laxative, pleasant to take,
permit a recovery would strengthen jqc per bottle. Good for the child,
and add to the resources or the hostile KOOd for the Mother, . good for the
government and correspondingly Household
weaken the government, but when
reference is made to the facts, it is
found that the principle Is predicat
ed upon residence in the country at I
war with ours and that It has no ap
plication to an alien enemy resident
here who may be interned, held a I
prisoner of war, without the right to I
apply for writ of habeas corpus and
whose property may be taken into
custody by the government.
''It appears therefore that undr
the common law and in accordance
with the spirit and declared purpose
of the president in his proclamation
and by congressional interpretation
the father against whom nothing is
urged" except that he was born in
Hungary, if he were the real plain
tiff, would be entitled to maintain the
action.
The father, however, is not a
nartv In the sense. He Is an official
appointed by the court to protect the
nterest of his son, who la the real
plaintiff and the son is ten years of
age and was born in. Canada, a prov
ince of Great Britain which we ure
in alliance and while most of .118
European countries have adopted th.3
rule that nationality follows paren
tage, the United States ana ur -at
Britain follow the older territo. -1
rule, according to which nationality
s primarily determined by place of
birth."
and her story brings hope to the num
berless people, especially women,
who are . discouraged, having tried
medicine after medicine without re
ceiving any benefit fronF their long,
drawn-out sufferings.
Mrs. Riggsbee, is well known in the
Carolinas, hiving lived in both States.
For years she has been Identified with
the work of the Methodist church
and the Daughters of the Confeder
acy, being a member of the Winnie
Davis Chapter. She now lives in By
num, N. C. Her husband, the late
S. M. Riggsbee, as a member of the
Wm. G. Hill Lodge, was active in
Masonic circles. Her story follows:
"Were it not for M'antone I feel
that I could not have lived much
longer. For 16 months I suffered ter
ribly. My blood was poisoned with
impurities. I had a complication of
liver, kidney and nerve trouble, also
a severe case of Intestinal, indigestion.
My sleep was broken and did not rest
me. My weight fell off from 212 to
142 pounds in a few weeks. I suf-
tongue was coated and spells of diz-U
ziness attacked me frequently. .1 was
in this distressing condition when I
learned how Mantone helped an old
friend.
"I took the full treatment of Man
tone. The headaches left me, my di
gestion has improved, numbness has
disappeared, my nerves are stronger.
I do not suffer from backache and
dizziness has gone and I sleep well.
"Mantone, I am thankful to say,
has done all of this -for me and, while
I have never befete given praise to
any medicine, I feel it my duty to
make known my -story for the bene
fit of other sufferers."
The proof of Mantone is in the tak
ing of it. It is all medicine and free
from alcohol. It does the work; that's
why it is sold on this guarantee no
benefit, no cost. You can't get stung
on Mantone.
Mantone "Makes You Feel Good All
Over." Men marvel at Mantone,
women wonder why. At all drug
stores. (Adv.)
TOMORROW
'"l ' it " 1
Paramount Presents
Marguerite
Clark
In Mary Robert Rlnehart'e Fa-
mous Sub-Deb Story ,
"Bab's Diary"
The Most Enjoyable Marguerite
Clark Pierre Yet.
IROYAL
NEW BILL TODAY.
ROY V. TROY
LEADING ATHLETES-rEarl Thompton of Dartmouth College, hurdle
t champion.
AND HIS
ALL GIRL
JAZ SHOW
A Military Malange of Music,
Melody ana Mirth, Featuring
Miss Beb. Barbeau
AND
Ray V. Troy
- JAZZ BAND CONCERT
In Front of Theatre, Twice
Daily, 2:45 and 7115 p. m.
WON'T ADOPT PLAN NOW.
One Delivery a Day Plan Discussed
by the Retailers.
The one delivery a day plan was
not adopted by the retail merchants
of the city last night, although it was
thoroughly discussed at their meet
ing at the Chamber of Commerce and
may be instituted later. The mer
chants are agreed that postponement
of inauguration at no radical a change
would be best for the time being be
cause of the unusual conditions ex
isting, although' many believe that It
will eventually be, necessary. The
meeting was well attended and was
presided over by Mr. A. M. Hall, of
the , Wilmington Grocery Company.
The movement has been instituted in
many cities of the State and has
worked successfully and there has
been much agitation of it here, the
principal advantage being the releaee
of man power for other necessary
work and it has been hinted that, re
duction of the merchants' expense
would result in the lowering of the
cost of living. Patrons of stores,
however, are to be urged to co-oper
ate with stores In dlmniishing thej
number of deliveries made.
, When yotJ sell privately, how 3o you know what price to put on your property, ox tfiat someone would
not have given more money? If your price is coo high it won't sell, if you put it too low, you lose the profit
the other fellow to whom you sell it, makes. Is there a remedy? Yes, j
PHILLIPS IS BACK.
Agent of Department of Justice Re
turns From Charlotte Meeting.
Mr. Dorsey Phillips, special agent
of the Department of Justice, has re-1
turned from Washington where he
went on official business and during
which time ae also visited Charlotte
where he attended a meeting at which
time methods for dealing with vice
were discussed. He was able to gath
er much valuable 'nrst-hand informa
tion which will be of material assist
0
We are entering our 1 0th year in the business, have sold property of every description in 22 States, and
have, we think, the best organization in the "business; have the exclusive services of Col. W. H. Matthews,
the highest paid and by far the best real estate auctioneer in the country. We are first, last and all the time,
a Wilmington Company; members of the Chamber of Commerce, and back of all local enterprises for the
upbuilding andjfure offtlje city. Our home is here, we expect to remain here and are thoroughly aquip
ped to take care of the auction business. -'
We Have Sold Property for the Following Local People:
Hugh MacRae & Co. James & James,
Tidewater Power Company, , W. N. Royall, Estate,
American Bank & Trust Co., D. N. Chadwick, Jr.,
D. R. Foster & Co., W. A. Dick, Trustee, and others.
If you have suburban property you wish developed and sold, business property, or anykind of property,
you wish to turn quickly, see us. -
United Realty Oumpsiy
O. T. WALLACE, General Manager
Home Bank Building
Telephone 1045.
ance to him in the future in dealing
with local situations,
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