Americans in Canadian Ranks Honor Fallen Leaders at Ypres
United Press report notes U S officers and soldiers serving with Canadian forces who earned fame and sacrifice at Mount Sorrel and Observatory Ridge. Highlights include Major Stewart and Captain Stanley Woods from Kansas City, Woods known as Old Woody, and others like Lieutenant Gibson and Sergeant MacInnes who led with courage amid heavy shelling.
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F. A. McKenzie
Stewart
Stanley Woods
United States Army
Observatory Ridge
Kansas City
Leonard Wood
United States
Toronto
Militia
Sam Hughes
Woods
Canterbury
Woody
Mount Sorrel
Ypres
United States Cavalry
Ypres Salient
Gibson
Prince Rupert
Sorrell
Canada
U. S
G. A. Speer
Atlanta
van Vaart
D. C
W. MacInnes
Britain
C. O
U. S. Artillery
MacInnes
Rnt
Joffre
Best Brains Of Two Countries Now At Work
The premier outlined steps to cut 11 million tons of imports and ship-building gains for Britain this year. He stressed that the submarine campaign would be beaten if the program continued and urged revision of imperial policy and genuine partnership with dominions through consultation and an imperial conference.
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Isk
Great Britain
Empire
Lloyd-George
Commonwealth of Nations
British Empire
Dominions
Enlistment Drive for Officers Reserve Corps Meeting
An enthusiastic Col. Taylor led a 20 to 25 man gathering in his office to sign enlistment blanks for the Officers Reserve Corps. The meeting was postponed to Monday at 1 p m due to late blanks, with details on training, duties, and the U S government funded camp at Fort Oglethorpe beginning May 8.
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Murchison Bank
Taylor
United States Army
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Old North State
Wilmington
Fort Oglethrope
Reserve Army Corps
United States
Reserve Corps
Apply Now for Officers Reserve at Corps Camp Orglethrope
Government urges enlistment as the Con scription bill looms. Those not joining as reserve officers face call to serve as privates once the law passes. May 8 at Orglethrope camp.
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Orglethrope
Widow Ann Bloodworth Dies at Rocky Point Home
Mrs. Ann Jane Bloodworth died at her daughter Mrs. M M Sparkman’s home in Rocky Point after long illness though not bedridden. Funeral at Pike Presbyterian Church noon yesterday with Rev P L Clark and Rev Mr Whedbee officiating. She leaves two brothers, one sister, three sons and two daughters including H B Bloodworth Ennett Bloodworth R B Bloodworth, Mrs M M Sparkman and Mrs Lucy Weeks.
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P. L. Clark
Whedbce
C. C. Bordeaux
Castle Hayne
R. W. Bordeaux
Rocky Point
Maggie Bordeaux
Messrs
H. B. and
Ennett Bloodworth
R. B. Bloodworth
Richmond
M. M. Sparkman
Lucy Weeks
Postal Telegraph Ad Service Information
Announcement explains how the Postal Telegraph Cable Company messengers will call for ads using the same rapid city coverage as telegrams and cables. For more details on ads call 176 and for telegraph service call Postal Telegraph.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Borax Soap and Washing Powder Sale Ad
Local ad promotes Save On Your Wash with five bars of Borax Soap and one box Washing Powder priced at 25 cents. Atkinson and Watters run the economy sale with Cash Means Economy tag dated April 27, 1911.
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Jersey
Eagle Milk
Autocrat
Louisianne
Caraja
White House
A. Renik
Fifth
Nixon
Atkinson & Watters
Watch! Take Shares In New Series At City Building Assoc
Announcement for a Saturday May 5 share sale by the City and Suburban Building Association. Milton Calder serves as president with W A McGirt as secretary, at the Masonic Temple.
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L. W. Moore
Sec
Y. Carolina B. & L. Association
Princess
City and Suburban Building Association
Milton Calder
W. A. McGirt
Masonic Temple
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