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Newspaper

Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

6

Accidental Toy Rifle Shooting Injures Child on Princess Street

A year-old girl, Allie May Branner, was wounded by a shot from a toy rifle in front of the Savage Cafe on Princess Street. The incident, on a quiet afternoon, was ruled accidental with no prosecution expected. the girl received medical care and recovered.

Scarse Garage Allie May Branner W. M. Branner Princess Street Moon Jyewalk Savage Cafe Noher Savage

Mr H M Groves Dies After Illness At 57

Mr H M Groves, a longtime New Bern resident, died Sunday after months of illness at 57. He served as county auditor until last spring, with his son handling duties. he previously worked for Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad and Green Foy Co banks. He is survived by his wife and five children Miss Tel Groves Lily Groves Katherine Groves Boone Groves and Henry Groves. Funeral at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev H B Hill and Rev J B Hurley. Interment in Cedar Grove Cemetery.

New Bern New Bernian Groves Thisty H. M. Groves Centenary Methodist Church H. B. Hill Riverside Methodist Curch J. B. Hurley Cedar Grove Don Me- Tel Lily Katherine Groves Boone Henry Groves

Flag Presented At High School For 152 Service Stars

The High School presented a service flag with 152 stars during a 1 o clock assembly attended by students patrons and friends. Rev John Jeter Hurt delivered remarks praising graduates now serving in the military and honoring those who will lay down their lives for democracy.

Gnstitution John Jeter Hurt First Baptist Church Hart Dr. Hurt Europe

Examinations Resumed for City Registrants

Examinations of first-class registrants will resume after telegraphic orders from Washington. No re-examination is required for registrants, says Dr. R. B. Slocum, chairman of the city medical board. Registrants will receive the usual five days’ notice.

Washington R. B. Slocum City Medical Board

Climb Two Buildings by Local Daredevil Saturday

W C Strothers of Wilson N C tops two Wilmington landmarks in a charity exhibition. He will ascend the American Bank and Trust Building at Market and Front streets at 12 30 PM and the Murchison National Bank building at 5 30 PM. Proceeds go to the Red Cross Society with Junior auxiliary collectors in attendance.

W.C. Strothers Wilson N. C Red Cross Society

Southport Rector on Leave and Local Highway Opening

Rev. J. M. Bynum of St. Philip's moves to a month long leave with possible non return to Southport to join Y M C A army work. County Commissioners report new Leland to New Berlin highway built by Road Commission parallel to the A S for six miles linking Leland Malino and Maco.

J. M. Bynum Southport N. C St. Philip’s Church Wilmington Mr. Bynum St. Philip’s Leland New Berlin Road Commission North West Township

Food Conservation Pledge to Support the Frontline

The passage urges Americans to conserve staples by giving up wheat meat sugar and butter to supply soldiers. It lists acceptable substitutes and encourages using corn oats potatoes and other staples wisely while supporting the troops at the front.

Freedom

Bryan Lecture at Academy Advocates Prohibition and Suffrage

William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Academy of Music on a Young Men’s Christian Association program urging support for the President and Congress. He praised prohibition and woman suffrage, urged tax sacrifice for the war effort, and defended democracy while warning of uncertain war lasting.

Congress William Jennings Bryan Academy of Music Young Men’s Christian Association United States J. O. Carr Lincoln Mr. Bryan Mr. Carr Red Cross Herbert Hoover Democratic Party Kintergarten Wilson Bryan Illinois Neb

Death of Christine Jenie Rice Infant

News of the death of Christine Jenie Rice infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Rice of 517 Harnett street occurred Thursday morning at 2 oclock. Funeral services were held at the residence Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock conducted by Rev G W McClanahan pastor of St Matthew s English Evangelical Lutheran church. Interment is at Winona South Carolina.

St. Matthew’s

Wellman Doubts Return as Browns Pitcher in 1918

Carl Wellman the St. Louis Browns southpaw has pessimistic outlook after kidney surgery last summer and says he doubts he will regain former strength in 1918. He wrote a sporting writer that his usefulness may be limited and recovery uncertain. Also notes Rudyard Kipling’s pay rate of 500 dollars per 1000 words.

Wellman Carl Wellman St. Ovis Browns Mound City Carl

Wear Freezone on Corns Says Cincinnati Authority

A Cincinnati authority endorses freezone as a cheap, painless remedy for corns and calluses. A few drops on a tender corn stops soreness, loosens the corn, and lifts it out with root. One ounce is inexpensive and claimed not to irritate surrounding skin. Greened skin remains pink and firm afterward.

Cincinnati

Seeley Truss Expert to Visit Wilmington for Clinic

F H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, famed truss authority, will be at the Orton Hotel in Wilmington Saturday and Sunday February 9 and 10. He touts the Spermatic Shield as preventing rupture and speeding recovery without surgery, with government documents available for inspection. Charity cases may receive service at no charge, and Seeley asserts all statements have been verified in federal and state courts.

Congress America Russia Mr. Bryan Seeley Wilmington F. H. Seeley Chicago Philadelphia Orton Hotel United States Washington D. C P. S

Who Will Win This Battle

Kidney health ad touts Anuric double strength from Dr. Pierce to cleanse kidneys and bladder and ease rheumatism. Testimonial from Springfield Tennessee praises relief and urges trial, with purchase details and postal request.

Pierce W. M. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

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