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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

8

War camp recreation fund urged to boost fighting spirit

At President Wilson's urging High Point business leaders back a national drive for a war camp community recreation fund. Led by John N. Willys, the plan aims to provide hospitality, wholesome amusements, and facilities near training camps to sustain morale and aid in winning the war. Three dollars per soldier per year funds building, programs, and personnel to keep camps as home like as possible.

Wison High Point Commercial Club John N. Willys Toledo Baker Secretary of the Navy Daniels War Camp R. B. Terry T. J. Gold S. C. Clark C. C. Prince America Knights of Columbus Mr. Willys Commmunition Recreation Fund Wilson Willys Samuel BO Botaford Buffato International Association of Rotary Clubs Josiah Evans Cowles Los Angeles Val General Federation of Women's Clubs Cyrus H. K. Curtis Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Ladies’ Home Journal Country Gentleman Wm. D’arcy St Louis Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Thos A. Edison Orange N. J James Flaherty New Haven Conn Supreme Knight The Rk. H Harriman New York Irving Kirkwood Kansas City Adolph Lewisohn James A McKibben Boston Mass National Association of Commercial Organization Charles H. Sabin Guaranty Trust Company E. T. Steelburg Howard Strong Minneapolis Minn French Vanderbilt Ralph D. Wheels Chicago of Masons of Illinois Frank Mason North Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America Fach

Two American Soldiers Captured by Mexicans Near Fabena

Two U S soldiers duck hunting on the U S side south of Fabena were overpowered and captured by armed Mexicans. They were taken into Mexican territory and held in an adobe building before escaping back to the U S side to rejoin their unit. American reinforcements have been ordered from Ysleta due to border activity.

Fabena Tex Mexicas Ysleta

Frosts in Cotton Regions Cause Notable Damage

Washington reports the weekly crop bulletin showing frost in north central areas harming cotton. Damage included killing frost in northern Arkansas and spots in Tennessee, with light to heavy frosts across Oklahoma Texas Mississippi northern Alabama and Georgia and varying damage.

Washington North Arkansas Oklahoma Tennessee Texas Mississippi Alabama Georgia

Lippmann Named Assistant to Col. House on European Study

Walter Lippman, New York magazine editor and former volunteer assistant to Secretary Baker, is chosen as one of Col. E. M. House’s aides. The group will organize a staff of experts to gather economic historical and political data on Europe for use in future peace negotiations.

Washington Col. E. M. House Wilson Lansing House Walter Lippman New York Baker

Colonel House as Wilson guest at White House for peace data talks

Washington reports Col. FE House of New York visiting the White House for conferences with President Wilson. The purpose appears to be compiling peace data and no immediate developments are expected despite his history of momentous visits.

Washington Col. FE. M. House New York White House Wilson Colonel House

Ten Homes Burn On University Avenue In Tuscaloosa Fire

A blaze in Tuscaloosa Alabama destroys ten residences on University avenue and 16th street causing several thousand dollars in damage. The fire began at 3 o clock and was under control two hours later near the Alabama state university though college buildings remained safe.

Tuscalosa Ala University Avenue 16Th Street Alabama State University Contol

Foley’s Honey and Tar Praised by Omaha Residents

Local letters praise Foley's Honey and Tar as effective for coughs colds and throat troubles. Mrs Anna Pelzer and neighbor Mrs Benson share positive experiences with the remedy noting its wide neighborhood use.

Anna Pelzer Jefferson St Omaha Neb Foley Benson Mann Drug Co

Newton Happenings Highlights and Local Obituaries

The Newton area reports the funeral of Mrs. G W Holler at Miss Eva Munday’s home after dying at Morganton State Hospital from heart failure. Capt J W Pope showcases $7000 in old coins at Caldwell County fair. J Yates Killian named representative to legislature and county food administrator. committee formed. A child of Mr Loftin buried at Eastview Cemetery. Catawba farmers prep land for a large wheat crop.

Newton G. W. Holler State Morganton Eva Munday College Street Caldwell County Henry A. Page J. Yates Killian Catawba County Killian George F. Long H. B. Mask Osborne Brown Mary Rowe M. Williams Gordon Wilfong G. N. Goitner H. A. Arndt Loftin Mt. Holly Eastview

American Sailing Vessels Halted for War Zone

Washington reports the Shipping Board forbids sailing ships from leaving for the war zone. French officials requested clearance for loaded vessels, but permission was denied. Shippers must discharge cargo for transfer to steamers soon to be commandeered. The exports council and war risk bureau have restricted sailing vessel shipments and insurance respectively.

Washington Shipping Board Exports Council War Risk Insurance Bureau

Bishops Postpone Meeting to Name Missionary Bishop

The Episcopal house of bishops opening is delayed to Thursday in Chicago. They will elect a bishop for Salina Kansas missionary district and may name a suffragan bishop for South Dakota, plus discuss a missionary district in Central America including the Panama Canal zone.

Chicago Episcopal House of Bishops Salina Kas South Dakota Central America Panama Canal Zone

A Bad Spring for Women

The damp spring brings backache rheumatic pains and muscle aches says Mrs T J Bucknell of Flardly Nebraska who recovered from lumbago with Foley Kidney Pills. The Mera Drug Co endorses the remedy.

T. J Bucknell Flardly Foley Mera Drug Co

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Commercial Club Secretary of War Europe War Camp Community Recreation Fund Cannon-Fetzer N. Main Street Women’s Outfitters U. S United States High Point, N.C Chas. Reitz Allens Mills L. S. Fox Wachovia Bank Phone Florence Blair JHE Rose Theater Allan Holubar, Joseph Girard and Lois Wilson In John Sawyer Stuart Holmes Fox the Rose Theater North State Telephone Comp High Point Bottling Works
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