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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1918

Page

5

City Board Session Hears Water Service Complaints and Fire Box Petition

City officials discussed a water service dispute with Mr. Solomon over a cut off and a 50 cent charge, with council deciding to refund the fee due to a misaddressed notice. A petition for a fire box and water plug at Thirteenth and Orange was referred to the proper committee as fire safety concerns were noted. The board delayed action on the drayage ordinance and urged haulers to attend the next meeting, with notices to transfer company heads before enactment.

Vibe City Solomon Ang Castle Street Counclum Bradshaw Thireath Orange Uoper Committee Williams Freman

Funeral of Mrs Johnson at Residence

Funeral services for Mrs Naomi Johnson were held at her home 115 South Front Street this afternoon conducted by Rev J H McCracken of the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church of which the deceased was a member. Interment followed at Bellevue cemetery. The service was well attended with many floral offerings and friends paying their respects.

Bellevue Naomi Johnson South Front Street J. H. McCracken Astor Fifth Avenue Methodist Church

OVS May Visit Here Friday For Washingtons Birthday

The Wilmington Chamber of Commerce and entertainment committees discuss bringing a detach ment of soldiers from Fort Caswell for Washingtons Birthday observance. If arrangements succeed, the soldiers may visit Friday with water or rail transport available and a rousing welcome planned. Secretary of War Baker urged frequent use of enlisted men for patriotic events to boost cooperation with the government.

Fort Caswell Washington Chamber of Commerce Roger Moore Baker Wilmington

Patrolman Detains Boys After Bicycle Seat Incident

At Front and Princess streets Patrolman Applebury stopped two young boys, one white and one colored, after a bicycle seat was used on a newsie named M. L. Cartritt who was bleeding from the head. Curtis Smart and another boy faced questioning as bystanders watched the patrol wagon take the trio to headquarters.

Applebury Front Princess Streets M. L. Cartritt Curtis Smart Smart Cartritt

Mr. Osborne Dead in Brunswick G a

Telegram from Brunswick confirms the death of 4. O. Osborne in Brunswick Georgia where he sought better health He worked in the freight claim offices of the Atlantic Coast Line in Wilmington He was a member of St Andrew s Presbyterian church Survived by wife and daughters Mrs Long of Wilmington and Mrs Morgan of Brunswick Funeral services were to be held in Brunswick at 2 30 p m today.

Brunswick 4. O. Osborne Osborne Wilmington Atlantic Coast Line Morgan St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Long

Resignation of Rev. Frederick B. Clausen At St Pauls

Rev. Frederick B. Clausen submitted his resignation as pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran church. Acceptance to be recommended at a special service after Sunday worship. The move, effective May 15, follows a five and a half year tenure and a transfer to St. Johns Church in Brooklyn, NY.

Frederick B. Clausen St. Paul's Lutheran Church Clausen St. John’s Church Brooklyn N. Y Mr. Clausen New York St. Paul’s Church

Engagement of Amanda Parsley to Lt Rob ert Williams

Mrs. William M Parsley Jr announces the engagement of her daughter Amanda Nutt to Lieutenant Rob ert Marshall Williams of Engineers U S Army. The wedding is planned for Rutherfordton North Carolina next month and is of interest to friends of both families.

William M. Parsley, Jr Amanda Nutt Robrt Marshall Williams Engineers Rutherfordton N. C Miss Parsley Williams

Speaks This Evening at Academy of Music

Charles W. Whitehair a returned European front veteran will address Wilmington residents at the Academy of Music at 7 o clock. The talk is free with no collection and is promoted by Red Cross workers and the National Special Aid black messenger system. The event includes a parade by the Wilmington Drum and Bugle Corps and Boy Scouts, with West-Whitlock musicians at the venue. The talk is expected to draw a capacity audience and aims to inspire patriotism.

Whitehair Academy Howard-Wells Amusement Company France Wilmington Boy Scouts W. L. I. Armory West-Whitlock

Urge restoration of Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley service

Greensboro and Mt. Airy leaders press Washington to restore Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad service to its pre purchase status. The line, split by Southern and Atlantic Coast Line, would again connect to the central West. Local interests urge Henry Walters to back the restoration.

UpState Chamber of Commerce Greensboro Washington Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Southern and Atlantic Coast Line Henry Walters Coast Line

Death of Mrs Tyree Prompts Afternoon Funeral

News of the death of Mrs William R Tyree nee Marie Louise Munds came from the Munds home at 318 Ann street yesterday evening at 6 10. She had long failing health and her recovery was despaired of. She leaves one sister Miss Annie Munds and two brothers J Theus Munds of New York and Delsigle Munds of this city. Funeral services will be from the residence at 4 30 this afternoon.

William R. Tyree Marie Louise Munds Munds Ann Street Tyree James Dickson Munds Annie Munds Messrs. J. Theus Munds New York de L'Sigle Munds

Four Minute Men Speak on Danger to Democracy Tonight

Mr J C Hobbs speaks at the Royal theatre and Judge E K Bryan at the Bijou at 8 o clock. Both are regarded as interesting talkers and their discussions on danger to democracy are expected to be worth hearing.

Royal Bijou J. C. Hobbs E. K. Bryan Royal Theatre

Kidneys Benefit From Salts Advice for Meat Eaters

A health column urges relief for sluggish kidneys after heavy meat meals. It claims uric acid overload bogs kidney function and promotes backache headaches and urinary irritation. The remedy advertised is four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water, a grape and lemon acid lithia mixture sold as a life saver.

Funeral rites for Major William H. Bernard founder of Morning Star

Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock at the home of his daughter Mrs Roger A Kingsbury 401 Dock Street with Rev Dr William H Milton and Rev Andrew J Howell. Interment follows in Oakdale cemetery. Bernard died yesterday afternoon at 3 20 at his son W S Bernard's home near the Shell Road crossing eight miles from the city. The late publisher was widely known and respected for many years and crowds have visited his daughter’s home to pay tribute.

William H. Bernard The Morning Star W. 8. Bearnard Shell Road Roger A. Kingsbury Dock Street William H. Milton St. James Episcopal Church Andrew J. Howell Winter Park Presbyterian Church Oakdale Cemetery Bernard

Whiteville Home Demonstration Club Set Meeting

Whiteville N C February 20 The Home Demonstration Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday February 21 at 3 p m in the domestic science kitchen of the school house. Attendees will hear explanations of the county cheese and butter contest running April 1 to September 1 and urged to enlist before March 16. The group will also decide on tin can orders and Miss Lucile Clarke will demonstrate peanut bread.

Whiteville N. C Home Demonstration Club Lucile Clarke

Deickman Brought Back On Embezzlement Charge

John Deickman former steward aboard the Nicaria and naturalized citizen returned from Columbia Washington to face embezzlement charges. Deputy Sheriff Bullard brought him back after a quarantine delay and he was held for local firm funds to be accounted for.

John Deickman Nicaria Columbia D. C Deickman Bullard

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Ccm Council Ysidents Secion MR. Osborne F. B. Clausen Church Council Academy OF Music Charles W. Whitehair Sunny New Berlin, N. C E. C. Winslow Wilmington Savings & Trust Company Princess Street Whiteville Meeting Peruna J Belt On Earth Kenny’s C.D. Kenny Co Dr. Vineberg Masonic Temphs J. B. McCabe and CO Certified Public Accoun Murchison Bank Wilmington, N Gore D. L. Gore Company Neqlin King of Shoer II Hone Fowler N. Jacobi Hardware CO S. Front St
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