Boy Scouts Urged to Lead Second Liberty Bond Drive
President Wilson urges the Boy Scouts of America to lead the second Liberty Loan campaign with decisive action. Focused on a house to house canvass in the final stage, scouts aim to surpass the first drive’s 423 million dollars from 139 thousand donors, aided by 300 thousand primers and 10 million circulars.
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New York
United States
Stout
Fifth Avenue
Scout
Scout Council
Boy Scouts
Washington
Boy Scouts of America
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Committees
Boy Scouts Headquarters
Shippers Abusing Privilege Hold Loaded Cars at Yards
Washington reports the bureau of markets says shippers at Potomac yards hold 236 cars of perishables an average of 44 hours before directing move orders. Cabbage, watermelons, cucumbers, potatoes and tomatoes records show lengthy holds, with tomatoes 213 hours. The remedy urged is filing diversion orders in advance to reduce waste and free car space.
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Washington
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Potomac Yards
Virginia
Potomac Wards
Richmond County Community Fairs Slated Across Four Locations
Richmond county schedules four community fairs in Harrington school house October 9 Bostic school October 4 Normal school October 10 and Roberdel school October 13 Exhibits from canning clubs led by Mrs John Sandy Covington will feature prominently Entry books for exhibits open October 16 to 23 Officials say daily expert talks will address farming education and related topics A Superior court criminal term opened this week with Judge Lone of Statesville presiding.
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Rockingham
Richmond County
Harrington Schol
Bostic School
Normal School
Roberdel School
Canning Clubs
John Sandy Covington
Richmond Coumty Fair Association
Gibbons
Lone
Statesville
Winston-Salem Man Sentenced to Roads
Winston-Salem, Sept. 27. J. H. Pitts arrested Saturday morning for search and seizure law violation was tried in municipal court yesterday and sentenced to twelve months on the county roads. He was convicted of carrying a concealed weapon and fined 75 plus costs. Pitts also received sixty days on the roads for retailing. an appeal to the superior court was filed with bond set at 750. Driver Join Yow was with Pitts. he received three months on the roads, appealed, with bond 250. The arrest followed officers seeing a wagon stop at Pitts east Winston barn.
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Winston-Salem
J. H. Pitts
Pitts
Superior Court
Join Yow
Yow
Masses apply for seats for Chicago world series games
More than 75 000 applications for seats to the world baseball championship series were received at the Chicago American league club park. Officials said seating was over subscribed three times and no further reservations would be made. On game days 15 000 seats would go on sale, one per person, priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Chicago
National Commission
Wake Forest Names New Director of Athletics
Wake Forest college announces KE. T. MacDonnell as director of gymnasium and head coach of all athletics. He succeeds J. Richard Mozier, who resigned after 14 years. MacDonnell assumes duties immediately.
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Wake Forest
Board of Trustees
KE. T. MacDonnell
Wake Forest College
MaccDonnell
J. Richard ™Ozier
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Tire South
Liberty Price List
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High Point Motor Co
East Winston
Raying
Cass
Virginia-Carolina Tobacco
Virginia- Carolina Tobacco
Kegel & Myers Tobacco
Piedmont
The
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
V. A. J. Idol
North State Telephone Comp
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