Window Trimming Contest Draws Many Firms
Chamber of Commerce backs a window trimming contest next week with 5 judging criteria each counting 20 percent. Public names of judges kept secret until after results. numerous local firms listed as entrants, including Geo. W. Huggins Inc and Woolworth Co.
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Chamber of Commerce
Geo. W. Huggins, Inc
A. D. Brown
G. Dannebaum
Peterson & Rulfs
Belk- Williams Co
W. D. MacMillan, Jr
J. W. H. Fuchs
Wilmington Furniture Co
H. L. Fennell
J. M. Solky & Co
Wilmington Shoe Co
Hall & Durham
F. W. Woolworth
Miss Alma Brown
Northam’s Book Store
Geo. Honnet
C. W. Polvogt Co
W. Monroe & Co
Boylan & Hancock
Wm. Otersen
City Electric Co
the A. David Co
C. W. Yates Co
Bon Marche, Inc
A. O. Schuster
Speech on War Aims and Liberty for a Supreme Moment
President declares an unyielding commitment to win the war and shape a lasting peace. He argues for war with Austria Hungary and allies, broad war powers, alien enemy controls, and stringent measures to curb profiteering while expanding resource use and transportation coordination.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
America
God
Maximalists Issue Socialistic Appeal to Soldiers
A Petrograd dispatch reports the Bolshevik led government has issued a manifesto to German and Austrian troops. The document outlines social and political measures taken and urges soldiers to aid in ending the war, promising swift peace if they cooperate.
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Associated Press
London
Daily News
Armistice Arranged With Russian Army
A Berlin dispatch reports an armistice agreement with the Russian army to start at 10 PM Saturday night, halting hostilities and outlining cross line intercourse, trench movements, and air activity. The accord sets forty eight hours’ notice for renunciation and covers territory from the Khay region to the Pripet area.
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AristavGs
Berlin
Court Damages Suit In Progress At Superior Court
The Superior Court resumed yesterday with the trial of Andrew Krachansky against Acme Manufacturing Company over contract disputes. The day is expected to continue into today with a jury deliberation planned after further proceedings. The next scheduled case is Belch versus Seaboard Air Line Railway, seeking 20 000 for injuries to a baggage master whose knee and spine were damaged when a heavy trunk fell, with alleged negligence by a helper. The plaintiff seeks recovery under the Employers Liability Act.
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Superior’ ‘Court
Andrew Krachansky
Acme Manufacturing Company
Tomorow
Seaboard Air Line
Congress of the United States
Coal Car Jump Delays Southport Passenger Service
A coal loaded car jumped the track in Southport yard delaying the evening mail run to Navassa. Regular service resumed after five o clock. Local residents Mr Keen and Mr C L Stevens appear in routine travel notices. Reverend J H Griffith arrives from Kinston to conduct daily missions at St Phillips church with services at 3 and 3 30 pm.
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Southport
N. C
Navassa
Keen
Wilmington
C. L. Stevens
J. H. Griffith
Kinston
St. Phillips’ Church
Investigation Into Brooklyn Fire At Morse Drydock
Federal and city authorities opened a probe into a blaze at the BE Morse Drydock and Repair Company on the Brooklyn waterfront. The fire destroyed several acres of buildings tied to government contracts with estimated losses surpassing a half million dollars. Hundreds of workers were questioned as investigators ruled out short circuit causes.
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Associated Press
New York
W. Morse Drydock and Repair Company
Brooklyn
Baseball Problems Under Discussion
Chicago December conference between American League President Johnson and National Commission Chairman August Hermann tackled next season schedules player limits contract tracing wartime rules war tax on tickets and adding military rests to games debated in detail.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tod Ivy
Johnson
American League
August Hermann
National Commission
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United States
Senate
Austria
Serbia
Poland
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austria- Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Oggupying Court
Gene Byrnes
Liberty
the Peoples Savings Bank
Murchison National Bank of
U. S
H. C. McQueen
J. W. Yates
M. F. Allen
J. W. Grain
J. W. Grainger
American Bank and Trust CO
North Carolina
Ee National Bank
ANCOR
New Hanover
Bethea
Cc. E. Bethea
Annie
R. H.giechen
W. Rconprr
Sidhburg
J. Ga. DL
Giechen
M. Lance
Carolina Beach
Carolina Metal Products Co
Florida
Taylor Diamond
Winesap
York Imperial
Bear Produce and
Moise. Co
Market St
Winoca Terrace
Carolina Place
Court and Heights
E. S. Bannerman and Son
9Th
Market Sts
H. C. Blake and Son
F. A. Lord Insurance and Real Estate
4Th and Bladen Sts
S. 8Th St
Phone
Libby
Neolin
Shoe
Front Street
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Price Bros
P. O. Box
Gore
Acon
Anal Scenelan
Wholesale Grocers
Gordon
Care Dispatch Office
Chas. Finkelstein
Chas. Finkelstein’s
Spere City Cycle Co
Motte Business College, Inc
Princess Street
Pythian Ride
Bladen
Marine Iron & Steel Co
Norflok
Foltz & Kendrick
Southern Commercial Bureau
Columbia
S. C
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N.c
W. B. Thorpe & CO
The
Home Savings Bank
Chesnut Streets
American Bank & Trust
Wilmington, N. C
Resources
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Milton Calder
E. Fred Banck
Thos, E. Cooper
C. EB. Bethea
R. L. Henley
Asst. Cashier
C. W. Yates
Market Street
C. L. Dickinson
Princess Buildin
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