Democrats Set 10 000 Seat Coliseum For June Convention
The Democratic National Convention to open June 14 in St. Louis Coliseum will seat about 10 000 with 612 official seats plus sections for press, editors, delegates and alternates totaling 9 818. The building houses an emergency hospital, a convention post office, and rooms for the national committee, with decorations by Edward Dillman and a large day-lit interior aided by white walls and plaster medallions.
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Associated Press
S T. Lantis
Democratic Rational Covention
St. Louis Coliseum
Wilam H. Taft
National Committee
Aft
St. Louis
Telegraph Compatibes
Coliseum
Washington Avenue
Democratic National
Jefferson Avenue
Sergeant At Arms
Convention Post Office
Edward ©. Dillman
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Uw Coliseum
Postal Telegraph Company
Detfers
Avenuue
Locust Street
Planters’ Hotel
Jefferson Hotel
Democratic National Committee
Union Station
Jamestown High School Holds Annual Commencement
Jamestown holds commencement with diplomas awarded by County Superintendent Thomas R. Foust to graduates including Delphia Payne Delilah McGehee Newlin Hodgin Charles Phillips Lola Miller Lucy Vickrey Mabel Spencer William Norment Davie Hayworth Maurice Lowder George Robbins Beulah Hodgin and Ivey Cashatt. Dr E W Knight of Trinity College provides the address on The Meaning of Education and the Glee Club performs under Miss Linda Barnes. The May Day pageant is staged, alumni organize, and a banquet precedes the alumni meeting with officers elected Kinnie Futrell president Hervie Williard vice president Mamie Gray secretary treasurer and a new executive committee.
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Thomas R. Foust
Delphia Payne
High Point
Delilah McGehee
Jamestown
Newlin Hodgin
Greensboro
Charles Phillips
Trinity
Lola Miller
Thomasville
Lucy Vickrey
Mabel Spencer
William Norment
Davie Hayworth
Maurice Lowrer
Oak Ridge
George Robbins
Jamesby Town
Beulah Hodgin
Ivey Cashat
E. W. Knight
Department of Education
Trinity College
Knight
Glee Club
Linda Barnes
David S. Coltrane
Mamie Gray
Ivey Cashatt
Eugene Armfield
Alice Dixon
J. K. Foseue
Virginia Ragsdale
Kinnie Futrell
Hervie Williard
David Coltrane
Etta Sullivan
Mazie Wirkpatrick
Black Diamond
Clara Farlow
Nellie Haynes
Pleasnt Garden
UNC Honors Mc Adoon With Doctor of Laws Degree
The University of North Carolina awarding Mr. Mc Adoon a Doctor of Laws degree in addition to his Doctor of Finance title. The recognition reflects his hard work and distinguished service recognized by the university community.
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McAdoon
University of North Carolina
England Opens Fashion Show Despite the War
London June 2 Great Britain staged an all British fashion show at Agricultural Hall Islington as wartime economy orders limit luxury. Wax figures and live models showcased frills and styles from hats to bathing costumes with British modistes designing all outfits. Over 200000 buyers invited from across the world including America, with enemy lands excluded.
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London
Great Britain
Rue de la Paix
Agricultural Hall
Islington
Milady
Germany
Hyde Park
America
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Rigid Economy Now In Family Of King George
London June 3 war economy is being rigidly practiced in the royal household at Windsor Castle. To save petrol the royal motor cars are seldom used. The queen rides behind her team of grays and Princess Mary travels horseback. The king's family drinks cider cup lemonade and barley water. The king has given up pheasants eggs and eats pheasants eggs instead to save food for young birds and protect wheat fields. Eggs are sent daily to animal hospitals from the royal private secretary.
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London
Windsor Castle
Mary
Win Iser
Sandringham
Alen
Arary
Royal Pre- Sryes
Stomach Health Note on Appetite Cues
A medical note explains that loss of appetite signals the stomach needs cleansing and stimulation to restore healthy action, while normal appetite is described as a pleasure.
Miss Wilson Hosts Garden Party reception in New York
Great Neck L I June 3 Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson daughter of the President helps receive about 5000 women guests at a garden party at the du Pont mansion in honor of delegates to the General Federation of Women's clubs biennial meeting in New York Mrs O H Belmont chairs the reception with noted suffragists and club women including Phoebe Hearst Harriot Blatch and Charlotte Perkins Gilman A Shakespeace parody performance and a sound sail are featured as part of the day’s events Many attendees plan to travel via Chicago for the women’s party convention June 5 6 and 7
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Great Neck
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
du Pont
Congressional Union
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
O. H. Belmont
Phoebe Hearst
Pleasanton
Cal
Charles S. Whitman
William Kent
Washington, D. C
Mary Beard
John Winters Brannan
William Grant Brown
Harriot Blatch
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
J. Borden Harriman
Theodore Havemeyer
Frederick C. Howe
William Todd Helmuth
Florence Kelley
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Endorsed for Coughs
The genuine Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound is praised for treating coughs colds croup and whooping cough with universal satisfaction. Warns that imitations and substitutes are offered and urges insisting on Poley’s Main Drug.
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Foley
Poley
Train Schedule in Effect October 1 1915
Schedule states approximate arrival and departure times for trains at listed stations with no guarantee of exact timing. It notes timetable validity and indicates trains may be subject to change or delay.
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