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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

5

Wilmington Port Seen as Key European Export Hub

Washington reports McAdoo and the United States Shipping Board weigh using Wilmington for exporting cotton and wheat to Europe if adequate rain proof storage is proven. Local officials cite ample warehouses and a favorable Willoughby survey, with Goethals commission members impressed, signaling Wilmington as a principal European port option if storage suffices.

Wilmington Railways Vam G. McAdoo Servie Ins’ Rt Europe Nie Shipping Board Washington Dispatch McAdoo United States Shipping Board J. A. Taylor Julius E. Willoughby Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company Willoughby Goethals Commission Bt. Hamerschlag Carnegie Training School Pittsee Ument Willington Norfolk Imington Nor

Mass Meeting Proposed to Boost War Savings Club

Wilmington leaders plan a mass meeting to enroll members in the limit club with Captain Fallon as likely speaker. Chairman Joseph W. Little aims to secure Fallon’s return visit to boost fundraising for the war savings stamps drive in New Hanover County.

Wilmington Joseph W. Little David Fallon Limit Club Little France Despoilers Belgium Fallon New Hanover Major Little

Strikes Hit Russian Munitions as War Era Shifts

One year ago in the war brief notes strikes erupted at numerous Russian munitions plants on March 8 1917. A special British commission investigating the Dardanelles campaign published its report detailing findings.

Russia Dardanelles

Commission Hearing Seems Favorable to Early Export Plans

Dr Hamerschlag and the commission heard arguments about exporting goods from South Atlantic ports despite ice floes. The group appeared favorable and, while no report may be filed yet, expectations point to a positive outcome.

South Atlantic Hamerschlag

Last Chance to Register for Democratic Primary

With one day and a half left to register for the March 19 Democratic primary, candidates urge voters to ensure their names are properly entered. Books close tomorrow night, and many residents moving wards or turning 18 since the last registration risk being unable to vote. The registrar will be available tonight and tomorrow to help, while absentee ballots are prepared for absent and out-of-town voters.

Change for the Better in Kemp Woman Praises Cardui

Mrs Minnie Cheek of Kemp says Cardui cured her side pains and fatigue after other doctors and medicine failed. She took nine or ten bottles and has remained well, praising Cardui as a strong vegetable tonic for women. The ad asserts Cardui builds the system and is recommended by physicians and thousands of women.

Cardus

War sermon links faith and pledge to win the front

Charles H. Whitehair spoke at the Academy of Music urging national unity in war. He depicted campaigns from France to Gallipoli and praised General Pershing. Dr. Guy Snaveley and Archdeacon Noe outlined Red Cross efforts and local chapter reorganization as Rev. A. D. McClure gave the invocation.

Charles H. Whitehair Academy of Music Archdeacon Thomas P. Noe Guy B. Snaveley Atlanta Red Cross Whitehair France Belgium Land of the Nile Messopotamia Gallipoli Peninsula New Zealand David Fallon Pullman Europe No Man's Land America Mr. Whitehair Guy E. Snaveley The Army Navy Snaveley Thomas P. Noe A. D. McClure D. D

Won’t Disturb Farmers Draft Advisory On July Fifteenth

The provost marshal general’s office and local draft boards say no farmers or farm laborers in the second draft will be sent to training camps before July 15. The policy covers farmers to tend crops but excludes the deferred first quota for colored men, who remain liable for call at any time.

Volunteers Needed as Teachers Aid Draft Registrations

School teachers are urged to volunteer their services in classifying 2,700 registrants for selective draft service in the city. There is ample room in the Masonic Temple for workers. six High school teachers have helped recently but more are needed to finish the large job. Each classification card requires 47 entries, making the task enormous. General Crowder commends District of Columbia teachers who answered the President’s call to assist in this essential work.

Masonic Temple General Crowder District of Columbia

Bradford's Assistants Recruit in Local Campaign

Private T. S. Davidson and Corporal Willis H. Malone assist Sergeant Bradford in a Greensboro recruiting drive. Davidson, a sign painter, has posters on display bearing his initials to attract applicants. Recruits must be under 21 or over 31 but not above 41, and registered men are not accepted.

Davidson Corporal Malone T. S. Davidson Greensboro Bradford Willis H. Malone

City drafts trash street ordinance banning weekend placement

City Attorney Robert Ruark drafted an ordinance restricting placing refuse on streets from 6 PM Friday to 6 AM Monday and barring non street department workers from removal during those hours. The measure provides a $5 penalty per violation.

Robert Ruark

Birthday figures mark notable figures born today

Ira Nelson Morris born in Chicago 43 years ago. Baron Chuzaburo Shiba born in Ishikawa Ken 46 years ago. Rear Admiral Walter F Worthington born in Baltimore 63 years ago. J Hampton Moore born at Woodbury N J 54 years ago. Ruggiero Leoncavallo born in Naples 60 years ago. General Bramwell Booth born in Halifax England 62 years ago.

Ira Nelson Morris United States Sweden Chicago Chuzaburo Shiba America Ishikawa- Ken Walter F. Worthington Baltimore J. Hampton Moore Congress Pennsylvania Woodbury N. J Ruggiero Leoncavallo Naples General Bramwell Booth Salvation Army Halifax England

Freezone touted to remove corns quickly

An advertisement from Cincinnati promotes Freezone as a ready solution for corns. A few drops allegedly relieve soreness and enable the corn to lift out with the fingers without irritating surrounding skin. The ad claims a quarter-ounce bottle is inexpensive and effective for all hard or soft corns and calluses.

Cincinnati

Rotary invites farmers to meeting on stock and hogs

Rotarians extend invitations to farmers interested in stock and hog raising for the next meeting at the Carolina Packing Company plant on Tuesday. The luncheon will use plant products. R W Freeman district agent will speak. The meeting aims to boost stock growing and hogs and discuss ways to raise interest. A delegation report from the district Rotary convention in Asheville this week will also be presented.

Carolina Packing Company R. W. Freemen Rotary Asheville

Rain Halts Auction of Lineker Farm Tract

About half the Lineker tract two miles northwest of the city, now owned by James & James, Inc., was sold yesterday before rain halted further sales. 80 acres and a bungalow were disposed of at an average price of 150 dollars per acre. Remaining tracts along Castle Hayne road will be sold privately.

Lineker City James & James, Inc C. F. Seitter, Jr United Realty Company James & James Castle Hayne Road

Acid Iron Mineral touted as powerful tonic remedy

Promoters claim Acid Iron Mineral from Ferroding Chemical Corp strengthens blood and heals kidney and rheumatic ailments. Testimonials from Siler City Grit praise quick internal relief, plus claims of benefits for animals and even a mother in law’s galloping consumption. Advert shows how to order large bottles directly from the company.

Mississippi Ferroding Chemical Corporation Coma Siler City N. C P. H. Elkins Ferrodine Cherstecal Corporation Adv

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