Funeral of Mrs Kenly Wife of ACL Railroad President
The funeral for Mrs Isabella Mann Kenly wife of John R Kenly president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad will be held at her residence 405 South Third Street tomorrow at 10 30 AM conducted by Rev J M Wells of the First Presbyterian church Interment will be in Oakdale cemetery Mrs Kenly a London Canada native and niece of the late Mrs W A Riach was long active in the local Young Women's Christian Association and was a devoted member of the First Presbyterian Church The survivor is her husband
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Mann Kenly
John R. Kenly
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
South Third Street
J. M. Wells
First Presbyterian Church
Oakdale
Oakdale Cemetery. the Announcement of the Death of Mrs. Kenly
Wilmington
Kenly
London
Canada
W. A. Riach
Beets on Sale at Central Market for Canning
Large quantities of beets go on sale at Central Market tomorrow morning. Housewives may obtain bulk beets for canning by visiting the Tabernacle early. Superintendent Dempsey confirms the vegetables are of high quality and standard market hours will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Dempsey
Infant Death Prompts Citywide Condolences
Friends of Mr and Mrs R H Everett of 16 South Seventh Street mourn the death of their baby which occurred last night at 11 o clock at Marion Sprunt Memorial Hospital. Interment was held this morning in Bellevue cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Everitt
No. 16
South Seventh Street
Marion Sprunt Memorial Hospital
Bellevue Cemetery
Dr. Carroll to Attend State Medical Meeting at Selwyn Hotel
Dr. Thomas B. Carroll of Charlotte will attend the 16th annual meeting of the State Medical Association at the Selwyn Hotel on Wednesday. The training board, chaired by Dr. Carroll, will hold sessions for applicants seeking practice licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Carroll
Charlotte
Selwyn Hotel
Aining Board
Carrol
Duplin Women Demonstrate Canning Skills Across County
Miss Lucy Cobb home demonstration agent for Duplin County led her first canning demonstration in Warsaw with help from Mrs. Peterson and Miss Minnie Rhea as crowds watched. The event spurred Conservation Club interest and a township branch was organized at Concord schoolhouse with Miss Rhea as president and Mrs. Usher as secretary treasurer, followed by another demonstration in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Lucy Cobb
Duplin County
Peterson
Sampson
Minnie Rhea
Magnolia
Conservation Club
H. Faison Pierce
Duplin County Cooperative Conservation Club
M. H. Wooten
Charles Carroll
Concord
Miss Cobb
Masonic Installation Of New Officers Tonight
Masonic lodges in Wilmington prepare for a joint installation at the Masonic Temple at 8 30 this evening. Grand Master C L Pridgen installs with Jos H Mitchell as marshal and Rev Dr A D McClure as chaplain guiding the ceremony for St John’s Lodge No 1 Wilmington Lodge No 319 and Orient Lodge No 395.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Masonic Temple
C. L. Pridgen
Jos. H. Mitchell
P. M
A. D. McClure
St. John’s Lodge
Wilmington Lodge
Orient Lodge
White Sox travel uniform linked to Row lands loss
A brownish gray and black striped traveling uniform is mentioned as contributing to Row lands defeat. The piece notes a single flash at the tags and the opponent losing heart for past timing, suggesting a clue to performance without detailing specific games or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Rowlands
Embargo Council Created To Enforce Export Controls
President Wilson issued an executive order creating an exports embargo council to administer provisions of the Espionage Act. The council will include the Secretary of State, Agriculture, Commerce, and the Food Administrator. Coal and grain are first under export control with shipping and rationing plans for neutrals. Secretary Redfield said act will be in operation within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Secretary of Commerce
Food Administration
Council
Redfield
Preparing for troops facilities provided in war effort
The French government has provided large buildings at a port for American troops to be landed for Salvation Army use, per Commandant James Yates. The British government has provided a club house and reading room in London for the same purpose. The information was sent from New York to Army posts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
James Yates
New York
London
Seashore Hotel Guests Include Noted Atlantans and Southerners
Airs V A McMichael of Atlanta is a guest at The Seashore. Mr and Mrs J H Cook of Fayetteville are registered at the Sea shore Hotel. Airs and Mrs M Greenwald and con of Spartanburg are Sea shore Hotel guests. Mr and Mrs L Raoul of Atlanta are among the Seashore Hotel guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. McMichael
Atlanta, Ga
J. H. Cook
Fayetteville
Seashore Hotel
Airs
Mrs. M. Greenwald and
Con
Spartanburg, S. C
Mrs. L. Raoul
Meetzer couple listed at Seashore Hotel
Mr and Mrs A M Meetzer of Columbia are recorded among guests at the Seashore Hotel.
McCormicks and Gray Arrive at Seashore Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McCormick, Miss Ada McCormick and Mrs. S. A. Gray of McDonald Georgia are among the recent arrivals at the Seashore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. McCormick
Ada McCormick
S. A. Gray
McDonald, Ga
Seashore Hotel
Mr and Mrs A G Small Return From Wrightsville Beach
Mr and Mrs A G Small have returned to Calypso after attending the Bankers Convention at Wrightsville Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Small
Calypso
Bankers’ Convention
Wrightsville Beach
Mrs James C Braswell Returns Home to Rocky Point
Mrs James C Braswell has returned to her home at Rocky Point after a period away. The note outlines her residence and indicates a safe return to the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Braswell
Rocky Point
Wrightsville Beach
Group of youths at cottage No 25 chaperoned by Mrs Keen
Chaperoned by Mrs Charles Keen the party includes Misses Bessie King Laura Woody May Orrell Idoma Hewlett Charlotte Keen Ethel Orrell Lena Mary Herring Alice Rea Herring Margaret and Celia Herring spending this week at cottage No 25 as a school or social outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keen
Cottage No
Bessie King
Laura Woody
May Orrell
Idoma Hewlett
Charlotte Keen
Ethel Orrell
Lena Mary Herring
Alice Rea Herring
Margaret
Celia Herring
Beach crowds swell at Lumina Seashore and Oceanic
About five hundred people enjoyed the surf at Lumina yesterday as The Seashore and The Oceanic beaches drew unusually large crowds. Officials estimate nearly a thousand wore swimsuits at both sites during the day and roughly three times that number visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumina
Beauty Parlor Owner Fractures Knee in Boardwalk Fall
Mrs Regina Knapper of New York City who runs Elite Beauty Parlor at cottage 310 Wrightsville Beach slipped on the boardwalk last night at about 10 oclock and fractured her kneecap. She was treated by Dr Thom as Green at Northrop Cottage and remains under care at James Walker Memorial Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Knapper
New York City
Wrightsville Beach
Northrop
Thomas Green
James Walker Memorial
Seashore Hotel Welcomes Notables From Across States
Recent arrivals at the Seashore Hotel include A B Mitchell R A Davis W O Paine J J Merritt C E McKee E C Paddock B Dobson F I Connors J C Smith Frank North from Atlanta Ga E Smith Lawrenceburg N C H J Caffield High Point J W Clark Durham W EB Martin W W Burgers among others, reflecting a diverse guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seashore Hotel
Messrs
A. B. Mitchell
R. A. Davis
W. O. Paine
J. J. Merritt
C. E. McKee
E. C. Paddock
B. Dobson
F. I. Connors
J. C. Smith
Frank North
Atlanta, Ga
E. Smith
Lawrenceburg
N. C
H. J. Caffield
High Point
J. W. Clark
Durham
EB. Martin
W. W. Burgers
Char
Stingaree star in Fighting Heiress at Lumina bill
John Terrell Totte co stars with Marion Sais in The Fighting Heiress episode of the Stingaree sequel series headlining free movies at Lumina. The program also features Blundering Blacksmiths a Ham and Bud comedy with Ethel Teare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Boardman
Marion Sais
Lumina
Ethel Teare
Beery Family Heads to Beach for July Month
Mr. W. L. Beery and his family have relocated to the coast and will reside at the beach for the entire month of July, enjoying seasonal seaside living.
McCormicks Take Housekeeping Break for Wrightsville Beach
Mr and Mrs J A McCormick left Greensboro yesterday at noon to spend a month at Wrightsville Beach, ending their housekeeping at Walker avenue. In Columbia, Mr and Mrs A M Meetze also departed Saturday for Wrightsville Beach North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Daily News
J. A. McCormick
Walker Avenue
Wrightsville Beach
Greensboro
Columbia Record
A. M Meetze
N. C
Canning Demonstration at Mrs. E I Herring’s Home
The United Farm Women's Association invites women of the city and county to a canning demonstration at Wrightsboro station, Wednesday at 3 o'clock. The event aims to teach food preservation and encourage participation by Wilmington ladies. Car owners can provide transportation for neighbors without cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. Herring
Wrightsboro Station
United Farm Women’s Association
Wilmington
Wrightsboro
Browns Lead Inning Hitters Among AL Clubs
The Browns have had more hitters among the first dozen batsmen than any other American league team, but it hasn't helped the Jones' to break into real society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Jones
Sackers Hal Chase and Walter Hoelke Still First Basemen
Hal Chase of the Reds and Walter Hoelke of the Giants remain the two first basemen who batted their way to fame last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Chase
Reds
Walter Hoelke
Giants
Boston Prepares for Elks Visit
Boston plans for the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks national convention to bring 50,000 members and as many visitors. Elks will divert parade funds to Caliban at Harvard Stadium, aiding the Red Cross while raising a 1 million dollar patriotic fund. Activities include theaters, rides, rival tours, and seaside outings through a week of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Order
Elks
CaHban
Harvard
American Red Cross
Greater Boston
Trinity Church
Alexander D. Mann
John Dysart
Grand Lodge
Tremont Temple
McCall
Curley
Paul Revere
Copley Square
Ellis
Pale Face
Dowell and
Lawrence
Merrimac Valley
Vesper Country Club
Lowell
Lawrence Country Club
Swampacott
Beverly
Manchester-on the-Sea
North Shore
Gloucester
Sunday School Attendance Leaders in City
Sunday school attendance totaled 443 at First Baptist, 275 at Grace Street Methodist, 226 at Southside Baptist, 199 at Fifth Avenue Methodist, 177 at St Andrew's Presbyterian and Delgado Baptist, 152 at Whitesboro Baptist, and 49 at Winter Park Presbyterian in yesterday's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Grace Street
Southside Baptist
Fifth Avenue
St. Andrew’s
War Relief Campaign Aims to Reach 40 000 Goal Tonight
War Relief workers at the YMCA report only 2 500 needed to finish the 40 000 goal with final tallies to be reported by 6 30 this evening. Red Division led by C C Chadbourn raised 13 280, White Division led by H Lacy Hunt 13 119, Blue Division led by C P Bolles 10 348. Enthusiasm ran high at today’s meeting as volunteers push to close the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Ce Academy of Music
West-Whitlock
W. L. Beery
Cape Fear
United Daughters of Confederacy
Lena Beery
Red Cross
Columbia Record
C. L. Vann
Waterboro
Columbia
P. A. McDonald
Richland Street
Wilmington
N. C
Association
C. C. Chadbourn
H. Lacy Hunt
C. P. Bolles
Presbyterian Churches
Root Opens Dialogue With Russian Socialists in Moscow
Elihu Root and U S commissioners met June 22 in Moscow with Zemstvo and municipal unions, Workmen and Soldiers Deputies, and the industrial committee to test socialist support. Root praised Russia’s path to democracy as audiences cheered the Americans upon departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Moscow
Elihu Root
American Commission
Zemstvo
Zemstvo Industrial Committee
Root
Russia
Mr. Root
M. Drigorieff
Workmen’s Council
America
M. Grigorieff
James W. Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Ruth Suspended Indefinitely by American League President
Chicago June 25 Babe Ruth star pitcher with the Boston Americans was suspended indefinitely by AL President Johnson for striking umpire Owenson after being ordered off the field Saturday The action comes amid a protest from Ruth and team officials over the umpiring decision and the incident is being reviewed by league authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Babe” Ruth
Boston Americans
Johnson
American League Today
Owenson
Government alleges price fixing by coal operators in 1917 case
In federal court, the government charged 41 individuals and 102 companies with conspiring to fix coal prices under the Sherman act. Testimony cited a January Waldorf meeting where operators discussed charging $2 to $3 per ton, and circulars were sent urging minimum mine prices of $3 by April 1 with subsequent increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
New York
Virginia
W. J. R. Zimmerman
Smokeless Coal Operators’ Association
Waldorf Astoria
Conncation
Robert H. Gross
New River Company
o} thie \lite Oak Coal company
George H. Capterton
Scotia Coal and Coke Co
Wassocltion
Tidewater
Machine guns used on rioters in Cork
In Cork yesterday machine guns were brought into action against Sinn Feiners after clubs failed to quell the disturbances. One rioter was killed and another fatally wounded, with about a dozen others in hospitals. The riot was quelled without troops being deployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cork
Sinn
American note at Peking aids China crisis
The American legation in Peking reported that the US note, expressing hope for an amicable solution to Chinese internal controversies, has had a beneficial effect and that different factions show willingness to compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Peking
United States
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Fifth Avenue Methodist Church
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J. C. Pretlow
Point Caswell
Albert Farrior
Kenansville
Addison Iticand
Lila Croom
Burgaw
Bertie Mae Weaver
Red Cross Street
Julia Scarborough
S. H. Parker
Chadbourn
Harper-Tankersley Sanitarium
Claudia Haynes
Philadelphia
Gertie Humphrey
Sanford
Nathan S. Haskett
Syracuse, N. Y
T. J. Rivenbark
Wallace
James Walker Memorial Hospital
H. E. Walton
Tidewater Power Company
Southport
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Princess Street
W. Nicholas Post
James F. Post
Wrightsville Sound
al Crighton
Kenneth Backus
Caldwell, N. J
Winston-Salem
Andrew J. Howell
City
R. A. Jenkins
South Main Street
Marie Turner
W.P. Mangum Turner
South Fourth Street
W. P. Mangum Turner, Jr
A. B. Lynch
Ruth
Annie Meade
Charles Lynch
Asheville
Hilda Conyers
Mary Wright Taylor
W. H. Sprunt, Jr
W. C. Yarborough
Lorena Shelly
Harrissburgh
J. M. Byrd
Katherine Wollers
Louis Hanson, Jr
Whiteville
J. A. Maultsby
Hanson
Cole
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
David Roberts
Young People's Society
Wesley Memorial Church
Winter Park
Housewives’ League
Frederick Eugene Walker
Ana Mary Clark
Atlanta
Georgia
Peachtree Place
Walker
Idewater Power Company
Cenney “Nahh
Wooltex
A. D. Brown
Mrs. Kenly
Coast Line
Duplin
Lodges of Masons
Wrightsville
A. M. Meetzer
Palm Beach
Priestley
Belk-Williams Company
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