West Point Regarded as a Military Asset
Washington June 13 West Point graduates receive diplomas from the Secretary of War under extraordinary conditions. The 1918 class likely moves from academy routine into war service in France, highlighting the academy’s value as a military asset and its history of producing renowned officers and leaders.
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Washington, D. C
United Sates Military Academy
E Feld
West Point
France
United States Military Academy
United States
West Point Academy
Winfield Scott
Mexic
Ilihu Root
Spain
Miliar Academy
Henry Knox
Alexander Hamilton
George Washington
Artillery
Corps of Engineers
Military Academy
Engineers
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lees
Phil Sheridan
William T. Sherman
Sylvanus Thayer
La Creole Hair Dressing Promise To Restore Color
An advertisement claims La Creole Hair Dressing revives natural color in gray or faded hair without dye. It promises a healthy scalp, lustrous hair, and an even dark shade, sold by Jarman Futrelle of Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Jarman Futrelle
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Brunswick
Bladen
Columbus
Robeson
Scotland
South Carolina
Admiral Gleaves Led Transport War Effort From Navy
Washington Navy official Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves directed overseas transport and convoy duties delivering soldiers and supplies to Europe. A Tennessee native and Annapolis graduate, he previously led the Newport torpedo station and commanded destroyer flotillas. His work with the Nantucket rescue and early American overseas deployment is credited with the war effort. Dr Henry S Pritchett spoke at Western Reserve University commencement in Cleveland. General Thayer ran the academy for 16 years shaping its prestige.
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Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Albert Gleaves
Overseas Transport and Convoy Service
Europe
Admiral Gleaves
Tennessee
Anapolis
Navy
General Board
High Advisory Council of the Navy
Admiral Dewey
Newport
New
Nantucket
United States
Pritchett
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Henry 8. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Thayer
Academy
Cumberland Has Three Dead on French Soil
Fayetteville reports one Cumberland county man killed in action in France and another listed as severely wounded. Cyrus T. Adcox, 24, of Victory mill village, died May 28 with a machine gun battalion. Van Buren Hair, 26, of Elease, is severely wounded after training with engineers. Reverend W. E. Hill receives Doctor of Divinity from Hampden-Sydney College. G. C. Davidson named principal of Henderson public schools after serving Fayetteville and Donaldson.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland County
France
John W. Adcox
Victory Mill Village
War Department
Cyrus T. Adcox
Quartermaster Corps
Regular Army
Adcox
Marne
Mr. Adcox
A. P. Adcox
Raleigh
Gerald Marsh
Vimy Ridge
Thomas H. Kirkpatrick
W. E. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
Hempden- Sidney College
Hill
West End
Atlanta
Wilmington
G. C. Davidson
Fayetteville High School
Henderson Public Schools
Henderson
Davidson
Elon College
Fayetteville City Schools
Donaldson Military School
White Low Heel Pumps
A catalog-style brief notes white low heel pumps and white Mary Jane pumps. It lists two footwear styles suitable for casual and formal wear with simple design notes.
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Reina Uatesse
See
Gleaves
Cumberland
van Buren
That County
Studebaker
Clayton & Lassiter
Chestnut St
New Hanover
Duplin
Onslow
Pender
Jones, Sampson
Wayne
Victor Victrola
Wilminton Talking Machine Company
Singer Manufacturing Company
A. O. Schus
A. O. Schuster
Eastman Autographic Kodak
Northam’'s
Wilmington Talking Machine Company
Northam’s
Oxford
F. K. J. Fuchs & Co
Front ST
South Atlantic Coast
Seashore Hotel
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
Beach
N.C
E. L. Hinton
Wrishteville Beach
Washington
State Department
Herbert Hoover
Frederick C. Walcott
Vernon Kel
Wilmington Dispatch Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. Cc
THE
Wilmington Dispatch
Dispatch
Campaign Department
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