Have a Heart to Play at Academy of Music Thursday
The theater production Have a Heart by Henry W Savage brings a stellar cast to the Academy of Music on Thursday April 11. Book and lyrics by Bolton and Wodehouse with Kern music, a high quality ensemble, beauty chorus, and prices from 75 cents to 2 dollars with tickets on sale Wednesday at Elvingtons.
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Henry W. Savage
Academy of Music
Liberty Theatre
New York
Guy Bolton
P. G. Wodehouse
Jerome Kern
Sulu
Pilsen
Cosul
Sari
Madame X
Samarkland
Honeymoon Inn
Napoleon
Daisy
Katherine Galloway
Grace Hoey
Betty Weber
Maud Ream Stover
Rosie Green
Joseph Keno
Henry Antrim
Victor Foster
Edward Ciannelli
Lawrence Wood
Edward A. Smith
Sam J. Burton
Keno
Green
Elvington’s
Wilmington War Camp Service Letter Seeks Affiliation
Mr W A Wheatley executive secretary of training camp activities in North Carolina writes to Mr Roger Moore Wilmington civic group leader praising their Fort Caswell soldier support. He proposes national affiliation with War Camp Community Service and outlines benefits and required name change to The Wilmington War Camp Community Service.
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Moore
Wheatley
Fort Caswell
Community Service Committee
W. A. Wheatley
North Carolina
Roger Moore
War Community Service
Wilmington
Settle
Southport
Army and Navy Club
Fort Caswell Boys
War Camp Community Service
Red Cross Ships 500-Bed Tent Hospital to Frontline France
In Paris on April 6 the American Red Cross rapidly assembled and sent a 500 bed tent hospital to a town behind the French front within 12 hours after a request from the French government. The facility will treat patients with fractured limbs from a hospital in Eastern France threatened by German air raids.
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Paris
American Red Cross
France
Bakers to Co operate National Day of cooperation
Chicago reports that April 6 is National Bakers Day designated by the Master Bakers Association of the United States. Simultaneous state meetings will organize cooperation with the Federal and State food administrations to carry out planned programs.
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Bakers
Chicago
Ill
Master Bakers’ Association of the
United States
Norway suffers great shipping losses in March war action
Norway reports March shipping losses of 19 ships totaling 34 994 tons with 44 seamen killed and 20 missing. Total March losses valued near 10.5 million dollars. Since war start 745 vessels and 1 101 815 tons lost, 986 seamen killed and 700 men missing on 53 vessels.
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Washington
Norway
Two Negro Troopers Hanged for Murder at Camp Logan
John B. Mann and Walter Matthews, privates in the 37th Infantry, were hanged at Camp Logan Texas for the murder of Private Ralph M. Foley. The U S Army courtmartial sentence, approved by President Wilson, marked the camp's first military execution.
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Houston
Texas
John B. Mann
Walter Matthews
I Company
37Th Infantry
Camp Logan
Ralph M. Foley
G. Company
130Th Infantry
Hospital Corps
Foley
Mann
Matthews
Lech
Wilson
South Carolina State Defense Council Holds Inaugural Meeting
The South Carolina State Council of Defense held its first official meeting in the Supreme Court room with broad county representation. Plans covered Liberty Loan drives and War Savings Stamps, with $1200 allotted for county women’s chairmen meetings, $250 monthly for a field agent, up to $40 extra for office needs in Greenville, and $59 monthly for publicity director Harry N. Edmunds.
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Columbia
S. C
State Council of Defense
Supreme Court Room
South Carolina
Greenville
Harry N. Edmunds
Council of Defense
Clemson Trustees Elect Col Alan Johnstone Chairman
Clemson College board of trustees adjourned after a satisfactory meeting. The chief item was the election of a president and a secretary, terms that recur every four years. Col. Alan Johnstone was elected chairman for another term.
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Alan Johnstone
Clemson College
An Johnstone
McAdoo to Visit Columbia to Speak on Liberty Loan
Plans completed for Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo to address Columbia South Carolina on Wednesday next week. He will arrive at 12 50 P M via Atlantic Coast Line, be met by Governor Bailey and Camp Jackson leaders, then speak in the House of Representatives hall and depart at 3 40 P M.
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Columbia
S. C
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Atlantic Coast Line
Bailey
Camp Jackson
State Capitol
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Democratic gatherings and state convention dates in South Carolina
Democratic clubs across South Carolina will meet on April 27 to elect officers and delegates to county conventions. Each county convention is set for May 6 at noon. The State Democratic convention will assemble in Columbia on May 15.
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Columbia
S. C
Japanese Force at Vladivostok
Landing of Japanese naval forces at Vladivostok to protect life and property was reported to the State Department by the American consul there. The action followed an attack on a Japanese officer by five armed Russians, who, upon being refused money, killed one Japanese and wounded two others. The force landed was said to be small and only sufficient to prevent further disorders.
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Washington
Vladivostok
State Department
Veterans Reunion at Shiloh War Battle Anniversary
Pittsburg Landing Tennessee hosts a reunion marking the 56th anniversary of the Battle of Shiloh with veterans from distant states gathering to recall the bloodiest fight of the War Between the States and celebrate the historic event.
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Shiloh
Pittsburg Landing
Tenn
Knights of Pythias Call Off Meeting in North Carolina
Salisbury NC April 6 The Grand Council of the Knights of Pythias NC voted unanimously that the Grand Lodge would not meet this year for patriotic reasons. It was stated that 50000 dollars of the state organization's funds were invested in Liberty Bonds.
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K. of P
Salisbury
N. C
Grand Council of the Knights of Pythias
North Carolina
Billy Miske to Box Gunboat Smith in Atlanta and Dempsey in St Paul
Billy Miske will entertain Gunboat Smith at Atlanta on April 10 and Jack Dempsey at St Paul on April 26. The article notes Miske will likely enjoy the evening with the Gunner but questions his behavior against the Utah dandy.
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Billy Miske
Mortgage Sale Under Deed to Wilmington Homestead and Loan
Public auction to the highest cash bidder on April 29 1918 at noon at the Court House door Wilmington for a property in the city described as Nixon Street and Eighth Street parcels. Mortgage by Stacy Adams to Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association, recorded in Book 93 page 389 New Hanover County. Attorneys John D Bellamy & Son.
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Stacy Adams
Wilmington
Nixon Street
Eighth Street
Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association
John D. Bellamy & Son
Marshall H. Hill
Welington Homestead and Loan Association
New Hanover County
Court House
City of
Dickinson Street
Gwynn Street
John J. Furlong
Meares Street
Third Street
Second Street
Martin Street
Martin Street Lwo
John D. Bellamy & Son, Attorneys
Edward Foy
C. L. Carter
George M. Croft
Hettie James
Fannie G. Pritchard
W. E. Stocley
Co. L. Carter
Mortgage Sale and School Tax Elections in New Hanover County
Public notice advertises mortgage foreclosure of Marshall H Hill property in Wilmington with sale set April 30 1915. It also outlines three related tax elections including a May 1918 special tax for county schools and a May 1918 public school bonds election with detailed registration and polling-place provisions.
Registration Notice for Electors in New Hanover County 1918
The document lists polling places and election judges for Masonboro Sunset Park Federal Point and other wards. It announces registration periods from April 4 to April 27 1918 with specific Saturdays set for book closings and inspection at polling places by ward precinct and townships.
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Board of Education
New Hanover
Board of Commissioners
Board of Commissioners of
New Hanover County
Cape Fear
Johnston
J. H. Johnston
J. .W. Winders
D. J. Joyner
Harnett
Seven Miles Post
Smith
Geo. T. Smith
Geo.t. Shepard
Wm.Uanady
Seagate
Roger
L. Larkin
G. H. Rogers
L. Pittman
North C
Hanover
New Hannover County
J. W. Winders
Seven Mile Post
Smith's
Geo. Shepard
Wm.Canady
Roger's
JL Larkin
By. L. Pittman
Winter Park
J. T. Smith
A. H. High
A. Montgomery
Masonboro
Whiskey Creek
Lamesden’s
Walter Forne
Istrar
E. E. Southerland
RB. E. Hole
C. McD. Jones
Court House
W. W. Galloway
T. .A. Shepard
B. Applewhite
Giblem Lodge
R. E. Blaks
L. B. Symmes
R. E. Willliams
McClellan's Stables
Jnn
J. Furlong
W.M. Peck
B L. Fox
Engine House
Fifth
Castle Streets
H. E. Foster
Regestrar
A. H. Ketchum
C. L. Barney
Biddle
J. W. Gafford
Sion J. King
Henry Hewelett
Mann, Atkinson and Watters
Towit
F. A. Montgomery
Den’s Store
Walter Horne
E. E
Southerland
R. Ellis
Sunset Park
Park
J. C. Long
W. E
J. H. LeGwin
Federal Point
T. J. Burnett
J. Burnett
S. T. Keyes
A. Biddle
Wilmington
Mann
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South Carolina News
Defense Council
Clemson Trustees
M’adoo
Thursd
Mae “Ia
Dr. Vineberg Masonic Temple
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Hitman
Jarman & Futrelle
Princess Street
Dars
Fowler
Ieee Low
N. Jacobi Hardware CO
S. Front St
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