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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1918

Page

8

Allies Urge Unity and Full Use of Resources

Viscount Milner told a Plymouth audience that Allied cooperation and total effort are essential to national salvation. He warned of greater hardships ahead and urged coordination among Allies and unity within each nation to suppress domestic discord while fighting for Western Europe’s freedom. He said the Allies seek peace negotiations and deny German aims to strip nations of independence.

London Viscount Milner War Cabinet Plymouth Europe Wilson Lloyd George Germany

Temporary Receiver Named in Wilmington Motor Case

Judge Lyon names W B Campbell temporary receiver for Wilmington Motor Company after a bank bankruptcy and suit filed by G F Peterson. Case cites alleged vehicle trade, unsettled notes, and a mortgage involving Citizens Bank. papers returnable at Burgaw on March 4 for permanent receivership decision.

Lyon W. B. Campbell Wilmington Motor Company Cc. C. Lyon Elizabethtown Robert Barr H. W. Wells Citizens’ Bank G. F. Peterson Clinton Campbell Kenan & Wright Wells

Mobilize Negro Selectmen In South Carolina Draft

Three thousand Negro selectmen from South Carolina to be mobilized at Camp Jackson starting tomorrow for a week. One thousand five hundred white men from North Carolina begin mobilization tomorrow to complete the first draft.

Columbia D. C South Carolina Camp Jackson North Carolina

Mrs Maggie McKinnon Funeral Services Held

Mrs Maggie McKinnon died recently and her funeral was held at her residence at 3 PM conducted by Rev H G Hill and Rev E E Siler, with numerous floral offerings. Pallbearers named G B Patterson J P Wiggins R M Williams J P Stancil J C Curtis A J Steed S B McLean D M Clarkson. Interment in Eastside cemetery.

Maxton N. C Maggie McKinnon H. G. Hill E. E. Siler Presbyterian Church Messrs G. B. Patterson J. P. Wiggins R. M. Williams J. P. Stancil J. C. Curtis A. J. Steed S. B. McLean D. M. Clarkson Eastside Cemetery

Social event and church services listed for the day

The Red Cross ladies will serve sandwiches buns and coffee for enlisted men at the Y M C A at 6 tonight. Rev J H Crowley preaches at Acme Presbyterian tonight at 8 with communion at 11 Sunday and a 7 45 p m sermon.

Ladies of the Red Cross J. H. Crowley Acme Presbyterian Church

Tri State Medical Men Elect Officers at Charleston

The Tri State Medical Society closed its 1915 convention in Charleston with Richmond Virginia as the meeting site chosen for next year. Dr R S Cathcart of Charleston was elected president with vice presidents Dr Douglas Van der Hoof and Dr L A Crowell and Dr F A Coward. Dr R N Hughes was secretary treasurer and executive council includes Dr R O Bryan Dr M C Register and Dr F B McLeod.

Charleston S. C Richmond Tri- State Medical Society R. S. Cathcart Douglas van der Hoof L. A. Crowell Lincolton N. C F. A. Coward Columbia R. N. Hughes Laurens Executive Council R. O. Bryan M. C. Register Charlotte F. B. McLeod Florence

Bituminous Coal Output Falls to 1916 Low

January bituminous coal production reached 42,727,000 tons the lowest since September 1916. The Geological Survey blames railroad congestion for the slump, noting the nation ran about 5,000,000 tons behind January 1917 in the second month of the year despite unprecedented need.

Washington Geological Survey

Mutilated Body Found At Hopewell Inbox Dissection Mystery

Hopewell Virginia reports an unidentified well dressed white man found in a box in a gulley. The head is severed and both body and head are badly mutilated. Police investigate a crime echoing the Chamberlain case in Goochland, with the box thought taken from a ship.

Hopewell Chamberlain Goochland County Albert P. Chamberlain Des Moines Iowa Asa W. Chamberlain

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