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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

6

Only peace terms we should consider

The Daily Bulletin argues unconditional surrender is the only peace path. Germany must be driven from conquered lands and its leaders punished with death, indemnities, and full accountability before any peace talks. The piece urges steadfast Allied unity and warns against sentimental, sentimentalist limits on punishment.

Daily Bulletin Manufacturers’ Record Bulletin America Germany Austria Turkey Berlin Vienna Constantinople Hell France Belgium Italy Russia Serbia England United States Devil Satan

International Organization and the Treaty of Peace Address

President Angus Wilton McLean opened the North Carolina Bar Association session at Harbor Island Wrightsville Beach with a forceful talk on international organization and the peace treaty. He traced failed peace efforts, proposed a practical plan, and urged lawyers to aid in preventing future armed conflict.

Angus Wilton McLean North Carolina Bar Association Harbor Island Auditorium Wrightsville Beach McLean Family of Nations North Carolina Supreme Court Superior Court G. W. Cowper Kinston Cape Fear Liberty Loan Red Cross T. L. Caudle Wadesboro Wilmington Thomas W. Davis Europe Belgium France United States Republic Western Hemisphere

Principal address at Baptist Seaside Assembly by Dr. R F Y Pierce

Dr R F Y Pierce of Brooklyn delivers the opening principal address at the Seaside Assembly in Harbor Island auditorium tomorrow evening. An art ist and gifted speaker, he will demonstrate with crayon and present The Will That Wins.

R. F. Y. Pierce Brooklyn Baptist Seaside Assembly Harbor Island

Baptist board to meet for endowment drive

The annual meeting of the Baptist state board of education will be held Tuesday at 10 AM in Harbor Island auditorium with Rev. Dr. J. J. Hurt as president. The group oversees three colleges and fourteen academies and aims to raise a one million dollar endowment. Dr. R. F. Vann of Raleigh serves as secretary. The Baptist Seaside assembly convenes tomorrow evening.

Board of Education of Baptist Denomination Harbor Island Baptist Seaside Assembly J. J. Hurt First Baptist Church R. F. Vann Raleigh Baptists Meredith Wake Forest Chowan

Brandt Improves After Abdominal Shot Incident

Marion Brandt of Florence and Wilmington Coast Line engineer is reported slightly improved after being shot in the abdomen by Ed W. Kennedy Seaboard telegraph operator at Hilton during a dispute over a clearance card. Kennedy was held at police headquarters and bailed for 500 dollars.

Marion Brandt Florence and Wilmington Coast Line Ed W. Kennedy Seaboard Hilton Brandt Kennedy

No Fee For Lawyer Help On Selective Registration

1918 registrants may seek free legal aid to complete their questionnaires. Bar members will assist at any time, with no charge to the registrant. One quarter were mailed yesterday and another quarter go out today. Registrants may visit the lawyer of their choice to obtain help.

Third Son of Jewish Family Enters Army

The third son of Mr and Mrs A Silverman of 12 South Highth street left yesterday afternoon for Camp Jackson. The family pride is expressed as they note their two older sons serving in the U S Army, Bernard in France as a signal corps officer and Leon at Camp Sevier. The fourth son is expected to join when the war lasts longer.

Army A. Silverman South Highth Street Camp Jackson

Selectmen Entrained for Camp Jackson

Twenty four young selectmen left for Camp Jackson yesterday with four from the county. They traveled by Seaboard and then began military duties this morning. Pocket testaments were distributed by Rev. J. A. Sullivan of Calvary Baptist church. The men maintained a jovial, businesslike mood on boarding the train.

Camp Jackson Seaboard J. A. Sullivan Calvary Baptist Church

Wilmington Boy Cited for Gallantry in Cantigny Action

Eugene Dallas Orrell of Company K 26th Infantry U S A son of Mrs Lillie H Orrell 606 Orange Street Wilmington cited by commanding officer for distinguished service during Cantigny operations. He is the late J D Orrell’s son who was twice wounded at Malvern Hill.

Wilmington Eugene Dallas Orrell 26Th Infantry U.S. A Lillie H. Orrell Orange Street Cantigny J. D. Orrell Malvern Hill

Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Teething Relief Ad

An old advertisement touts GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE as the remedy for teething and stomach upsets. It claims the product is perfectly harmless and directs readers to follow bottle directions.

GROVE

North Carolina Good Roads outlines ferry road crisis and plans

H. M. Beery, acting secretary, warns transportation remains a critical war time issue. He notes freight growth, rail congestion, and the need to use waterways and highways as feeders to the waterway system. The North Carolina Good Roads convention at Wrightsville Beach August 7 to 9 will discuss road construction and future policy.

H. M. Beery North Carolina Good Roads Association Wrightsville Beach Mr. Beery Atlantic Atlantic Seaboard Europe Council of National Defense Seaboard North Carolina Noth Carolina

Building operations to start immediately in city plan

Victory Home Company, the city’s million dollar house builder, will begin work within days. Construction starts when deeds for the first lot are transferred. Large scale plans are forming with many dwellings to follow likely by month’s end.

Victory Home Company Million Dollar House Building Corporation

How ard-Wells to open Greenfield Park in Wilmington

J Victor Graybill of Scranton has been named manager of the Howard-Wells Amusement company for the new Greenfield Park in Wilmington. The park may open July 4 with a renamed title and extensive zoo cages and amusements. Graybill will organize operations as the bath house nears completion and public reception to the venture is sought.

J. Victor Graybill Scranton Luma Park Howard-Wells Amusement Company Greenfield Park Graybill Wilmington Howard-Wells Company Greenfield Lake

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restores Vitality

Purifies and enriches the blood to restore energy and vigor with a strengthening invig orating effect. Price 60c. Adv.

Grove Price

Rheuma Wace Promised To End Rheumatism Quickly

An advertisement touts Rheuma Wace as a fast relief for rheumatic pain. It claims dramatic cure, urges readers to buy from R. R. Bellamy or any druggist, and cites Judge John Barhurst of Fort Loramie, Ohio as proof of its effectiveness.

R. R. Bellamy

Questionnaires Mailed to 1918 Class Selective Registrants

The city draft board sent the first batch of questionnaires for the 1918 selective registrants yesterday. About a quarter of the forms go out daily and are to be returned within the week. The legal advisory board offers help. those needing assistance should call the local board.

City Draft Board Legal Advisory Board

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