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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1916

Page

6

American dyes fully meeting postwar color demand in U S

L F Stone president of the National Animal and Chemical Company told the National Silk Association in Paterson that U S dye factories now produce most colors used in dress goods. He said benzole supply rose to 30 million gallons yearly, ensuring ample raw materials and that American colors are as fast as European ones. He predicted continued dominance of American manufacturers after the war.

Paterson N. J America Germany L. F. Stone National Aniline and Chemical Company National Silk Association Stone Mr. Stone Europe Deutschland Switzerland

Baptists Demand Defense of Religious Rights in Army

Dr. J B Gambrell in Dallas replies to an interview quote by Major General Frederick Funston. He says Baptists protest Funston's stance on revivals at border camps and teaching soldiers they are lost and he warns of possible constitutional impeachment if President Wilson prescribes army doctrine. He asserts Funston has violated religious rights and vows further protest.

Dallas Texas J.B. Gambrell Baptist General Convention Frederick Funston General Funston Rio Grande San Antonio Funston Baptists

Progressive Democrat Kelly Wins 65th Congress Seat

In Pittsburgh on November 23, the official count for Pennsylvania's Thirtieth district shows former Representative M. C. Kelly elected as a Progressive Democrat, defeating incumbent W. H. Coleman by 250 votes after soldier ballots. The soldier vote increased Kelly's lead in the unofficial tally.

Pittsburgh M. C. Kelly Pennsylvania Kelly W. H. Coleman

Foreclosure Sale of Wilmington Lot Under 1915 Mortgage

Public auction of Lot 40 and 29 in Block 557 City of Wilmington by F Wilder assignee for nonpayment. The sale at the Court House door in Wilmington New Hanover County North Carolina is set for December 11 1916 at 12 o clock noon. The property lies on Fourth street and Kidder street bounded by East Fourth and the western half of Lot 3 in Block 557.

Office of the Register of Deeds New Hanover County North Carolina T. L. Ruth Julia H. Hill Court House Ibanston Wilmington Wilmmeton New Hanover North Caroline Fourth Street Fourth and Kidder Streets Kidder Street

Thanksgiving Day Football Game in Raleigh 1916

Round trip fare from Wilmington to Raleigh for the A and M vs W and L game on Thanksgiving Day November 30 1916. Seaboard Air Line tickets on sale November 29 and 30 with return by midnight December 1. Information at Orton Hotel city ticket office or by phone 178. R W Wallace C T A H B Pleasants T P A Wilmington NC.

Raleigh N. C Wilmington Seaboard Air Line Railway Company City Orton R. W. Wallace

Special Round Trip Rates From Wilmington and Raleigh

Bulletin lists rail fares to several cities including Washington 16.85 Raleigh 4.00 Chicago 41.90 and Norfolk 8.50 with sale dates in late November and early December and limited returning dates. Contacts R W Wallace C T A Wilmington NC and H E Pleasants UP Wilmington NC for details.

Progressive Railroad of the South Wilmington N. C Washington D.C Raleigh Chicago N.C Norfolk

Cold weather care at Enterprise Cleaning and Pressing

Suits and overcoats thoroughly cleaned and pressed for 1.00. Suits and overcoats pressed 25c. Prompt efficient service by Enterprise Cleaning and Pressing Works at 114 1-2 Princess Street. Phone 717.

Princess Street

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U. 5 Nat. Silk Association Progressive Dem NEW York Cafe F. Wilder Messenger Service Postal Telegraph Cable Company Postal Telegraph W. C. E. Chalk Henry H. F. Wilder P. G. Sellers Dock Street P. O Grace Street North -Second Street Wrightsville Avenue W. A. McGirt Masonic Temple Nixon J. D. McCarley Princess R. B. Moore J. D. Bender Third and Castle Coast Line Hotel North Front Street Oscar P. Peck, Wood Timothy Clemmons Superior Court of Katie Warren Seaboard Air Line Railway H. E. Pleasants Up. Aly One Byrnes Virginia John E. Walker Farris Bakery Cdr Dickerson Moore Streets Walnut Street 6Th 7Th Love Grove W. B. Klander Raidiator Hospital South 2Nd Street WN. C Carolina Western Park 11Th Market Streets Atlantic Coast Line the Standard Railroad of the South New Bern Sudan Temple A. A.O.N.M Richmond U. V International Live Stock Exposition Congress Southern Commercial Congress Standard Railroad South Park O. J. Mintz & Co City Market B. F. King South Front Street Neilsen A. C. Neilsen Woood Street Miller and Green J.D. McCarley Charles Ffinkelstein’s South Front Malaga Bear Produce and Merchandise Company L. Shepard North 4Th ST Market Street H. Stein South Second Street L. C. Smith Ithaca Lefever Fox Baker Remington Uncle Charles Gordon the Peoples Savings Bank North Caroling EN St TOMI Malu Life Dees State of J. Holmes Davis Do Soley Cys Joe Wie Chas.s. Grainger Love Walker Tay Scott F.W. Dick the Murchison National Bank H. Co. M'Qa Vy Grainger V.president W. S. Grainger Cashler W. S. Johnson Asst Jeen J. W. Yates M. F. Allen Vcashler J. W. Grainger, JR Cash Whitman J. Frank Jarman Druggist THE Tide Water Power Company Globe-Wernicke C. W. Yates Company Southern Hotel Lynn Haven Sea Island W.B Cooper éCo Builders’ Supplies W. B. Thorpe and Company Water and Ann Streets Trinity Methodist Church Lot Fund Front Street Wilmington Hotel
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