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Newspaper
Wilmington Dispatch
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
3
Washington July 25 President Wilson meets newspaper men at the White House in a causal session. He answers questions with humor and stories while a stenographer records remarks and reporters are not allowed to quote verbatim.
The Daily News recalls Queen Elizabeth of Bavaria as a brave, tender figure who aided Belgians during the war. She broke birth ties to support Belgium and endured German cruelty while caring for the ill and wounded near the front. Belgians mark her day with solemn tribute.
The passage notes that Lapland men and women dress identically in tunics wrinkled stockings leather breeches and pointed shoes detailing a uniform traditional costume.
Historical notes mark anniversaries from Lundy’s Lane battle near Niagara Falls in 1819 to the 1894 outbreak of hostilities between Japan and China. Entries reflect observances in 75 and 50 year intervals and notable births and deaths such as Lyman A. Humphrey in Stark County Ohio (born 1844, died 1915).
Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour born in Scotland turns 71 today. Duke of Roxburghe wed May Goelet of New York City 43 years ago. David Belasco born in San Francisco 60 years ago. Rear Admiral Albert P. Nibback born in Vincennes Indiana 60 years ago. John K. Tener born in Ireland 66 years ago.
Belgium today celebrates the fete day of Queen Elizabeth. Rt Rev F X Cloutier marks twenty years as bishop of Trois Rivieres Quebec. David Belasco, famed American theater producer, observes his sixtieth birthday. Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson marks ten years since his consecration as auxiliary bishop of Boston. Ten years since Louis Blériot crossed the English Channel by air.
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