Suffragists Tear Banner at White House Gates Again
A second banner accusing Wilson and Root of deceiving Russia was torn down at the White House gates in Washington. Police made one arrest as demonstrators danced before movie cameras. two more banners were later recovered from the suffrage headquarters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sentinels
White House
Wilson
Elihu Root
Russia
United States
Dee Richardson
Red Cross First Aid Classes Under Red Cross Auspices
The Wilmington Red Cross Society in Wilmington, North Carolina certifies individuals who have passed an examination in First Aid under its auspices. Surgeons and nurses donate time to instruct using the Red Cross textbooks and official appointment cards.
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Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Washington
Wilmington Red Cross Society
Wilmington
N. C
Hardware men re elect three to directorship
A brief notices three directors re elected by hardware men. The item notes the continuation from page one and expresses hope for their future attendance and continued leadership. Signatories include W. W. Watt S. A. Sifford and M. J. O'Neil.
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W. W. Watt, Chin
S. A. Sifford
M. J. O’neil
Belk Stores Association Holds Semi annual Session
The Belk Stores Association semi annual meeting is in Wilmington with managers and officers from nearly all Belk stores in attendance. A business session was underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belk Stores Association
Belk-Williams
Wilmington
Belk Stores
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Promises Fast Relief
An antique advertisement touts Gets-It as the fastest corn remedy, claiming two applications shrink and remove corns quickly. It cites endorsements from stores in Chicago and multiple local druggists, urging readers to follow millions who have used the product.
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Price
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Wilmington
R. R. Bellamy
Smith Deny
Southside Drug Co
Elvington's
Harding’s
Green's Drug Store
Mission Pharmacy
Winston Man 13 Named President
The 15th annual Merchants' Association of North Carolina convention held in Wilson, North Carolina, elected officers for the ensuing year. J. F. Morris of Winston-Salem was named president, B. F. Roark of Charlotte as vice president, J. P. Leonard of Statesville as secretary, and J. E. Davis of Concord as treasurer. The next meeting place is between Mount Airy and Concord.
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Wilson
N. C
Merchants’ Association of North Carolina
J. F. Morris
Winston-Salem
B. F.roark
Charlotte
J. P. Leonard
Statesville
J. E. Davis
Concord
Mount Airy
Half-Way War Relief Drive Reaches Half Total
The War Relief fund campaign at the YMCA reported $25,285 raised at the meeting, with three days left to reach the $40,000 goal. Red Division led with $7,112, White $7,856, Blue $7,167, and a $3,150 bonus pushed to Red. Speakers included H C McQueen, Dr. John M. Wells, and W W Rock.
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War Relief Fund
C. C. Chadbourn
H. Lacy Hunt
C. P. Bolles
H. C. McQueen
John M. Wells
W. W. Rock
Young women and men seized for anti government literature
Philadelphia on June 21 seventeen youths were arrested for distributing literature deemed contrary to the government's welfare. Eleven men and six women face charges of suspicion of treason and inciting to riot, with thirteen men reportedly lacking draft registration. A further hearing is set for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Belk Belk Belk Association Meeting Actions
The Belk Williams store hosts a two day session with members in town and a trip to Wrightsville Beach. The Monroe founded Belk stores mark thirty years and the Albemarle opening is set for tomorrow. Attendees include Dr J M Belk and B F Matthews with a wide list of Belk family and associates from Charlotte Monroe Greensboro Statesville Raleigh Winston Salem and other locations. Several members will travel to New York City after events to complete purchases.
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Belk-Williams
Wrightsville Beach
Belk
Monroe
Albemarle
N. C
J. M. Belk
T. B. Brown
Greensboro
B. F. Matthews
Charlotte
W. H. Belk
G. H. McDonald
W. M. Matthews
Avery Johnson
Statesville
Cyrus White
Kanapolis
R. J. Belk
Waxhaw
Greer Roberson
Joe Stevenson
Rockingham
H. M. Williams
Sanford
N. G
K. G. Hudson
Raleigh
Frank Stevens
Winston-Salem
J. W. Kirk
Patrick
Greenville
S. C
J. W Ramsey
York
Association
New York City
Specials Messenger Service Ad
The Pen tal Telegraph Cable Company offers messengers to pick up ads and cover city deliveries. For ads call 176 and for telegraph service contact Postal Telegraph for quick citywide messenger, telegram, and night lettergram delivery.
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Pental Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Wanted Ambitious Young Man for Office Assistant
Classified notice seeking an ambitious young man to fill an office assistant role. Requires neat handwriting and rapid figures. offers moderate starting salary and party alignment. Apply in own handwriting to Assistant care Dispatch. Also rental listings for stores on Market and South 2nd streets with terms via W. E. Wessell at 617 Chestnut Street.
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Market Street
South 2Nd Street
W. E Wessell
Chestnut Street
Care Dispatch
May’s Delicatessen Offers Fresh Goods At Low Prices
May’s Delicatessen promotes ready to eat meals and groceries with daily vegetables eggs and potato salad. The ad invites customers to place orders and promises satisfaction with the store at 24 North Front and phone 1322.
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May’s Delicatessen
North Front
Unfair Treatment on Retail Dealers
A National Wholesale Grocers Association report to the Liberty convention in Chicago details unfair competition harming small retailers. It cites manufacturers selling large direct consignments to chains at wholesaler prices, reducing profit for individual stores. The report notes this 5 percent direct sales, though legal, disadvantages small retailers and was presented to the Federal Trade Commission.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National
Federal Trades Commission
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RED Cross Facts
Winston Man
State Merchants’ Association
Messenger Service
Church Street
John S. McEachern Sons
W. W. Herring & Co
8Th and
Dock Streets
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
ODB Fellows Orphan Home
Opera House
Oliver
Queen City Cycle Co
Central Wood Yard
C. F. Bell
Prop
Will Rehder
North 8Th Street
J. H. Rehder
Chas. Frenkelstein
South Front Street
W. J. Bradshaw & Co
Carolina Place
O'Sullivan
Price Bros
North Front Street
FORD
F. W. Peiffer
South 5Th Street
Grand Theatre
Apply
D. R. Foster & Co
Carolina Beach
Front and Chestnut Streets
Beach
Greystone Inn
Cromwell & Co
North Fourth Street
B. Tennille
Smith Brokerage Co
Tennille, Ga
Onsen -A- Loe
Necw-Way Mattress Company
4Th and Wright
Foltz & Kendrick
Mechanics Home Association
Old and Strong
Walker Taylor
W. M. Cumming
Remington
Monarch
Smith Premier
Remington Junior
Remington Typewriter Company
Princess Street
North Sixth Street
M. Schnibben
North Seventh Street
Motte
Leon L. Motte
South Fifth Street
California
Bear Produce & Merchandise Co
National Fuess Bureau
Buffalo
Farris
Farris’ Bakery
H. J. McCartney
Front Street
Eighth Street
J. T. Gordon
Shands Grocery
Nupn
Gordon's
National Press Bureau
N. Y
Dixie
Liberty
Globe Baking Company
Carolina
L. Mazer
S. Bth
P. O
Chestnut ST
J D. McCarley
Phone Price Bros
Little P
Royal Theatre Building
Apply Globe Baking Co
North 4Th Street
Garrell Building
City Laundry
A. Carpenter
Attac
the Peoples Savings Bank
Louise Worth
Uncle Sam’s Navy
North Carolina
the Murchison National Bank
THE
NEW York Life
Shan
NAS
Breserve
L. Dickinson
Princess Building
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N. CG
Builders’ Supplies
W. B. Thorpe & CO
Water and Ann Streets
Bank & Trust Company
Ottumwa
Cape Fear
Munyon
Elvington
North Front St
Vador
C.W. Yates
Wilmington, N
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