Episcopal Bishop Asked to Resign
Salt Lake City Utah Oct 11 The Right Rev Paul Jones bishop of Salt Weeke diocese of the Episcopal church has been asked to resign his position The demand came from his council of advice the vestrymen of St Pauls church and the deans wardens and vestrymen of St Marks cathedral loversh last night They condemn him for alleged unpatriotic attitude and for membership in associations not in sympathy with the national struggle for human rights and democracy
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paul Jones
Salt Weeke
Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
St. Mark’s Cathedral
United States
Lace and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair
An old time remedy for darkening gray hair returns in a 50 cent bottle labeled Lace and Sulphur Compound. Drug stores touts it as naturally darkening and glossy with simple application by sponge or brush. The notice notes it is a cosmetic, not a medical cure.
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Seth
Timely hits and Schupps pitching win for Giants
Burns struck out and Eddie Collins threw out Herzog as Kauff hit a first inning homer off Faber. Kauff's long center field drive followed by Collins outs marked the Giants scoring one run on one hit with no errors.
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Burns
Herzog
Eddie Collins
Kauff
Faber
Zimmerman
Fifth Inning Summary From Chicago Versus New York Game
Gandil singled for Chicago to start the frame and Schalk added a second hit. Faber and Robertson both contributed offensive plays as Holke and Robertson advanced on bunts. Chicago tallied one run on Schupp's single while Holke was thrown out at the plate. No further scoring.
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Chicago
Gandil
Fletcher
Weaver
Herzog
Holke
Schalk
Faber
Schupp
New York
Collins
Robertson
McGraw
Rariden
Chicago Yankees vs . No runs in scoreless affair
In ascoreless game at Chicago the lineups feature John Collins and Eddie Collins. McMullin and Burns deliver plate action while Herzog and Faber contribute in the field as both sides leave runners stranded. The contest ends with no runs and one hit.
Peage Discussed in Reichstag Debate Over Belgium Fate
Amsterdam reports the Reichstag debate on peace terms with Deputy Conrad Haussmann saying Dr von Kuehlmann’s note implied Belgium should be given up. Stresemann favors limited armament cuts. Westarp warns against disarmament. Ledebour cites Luxburg cases and argues occupied peoples deserve a say.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Reichstag
Conrad Haussmann
von Kuehlmann
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Gustav Stresemann
Count von Westarp
Germany
George Ledebour
von Luxburg
Argentina
Exhibit Ninth Shipment Preparations for France Display
Articles prepared by members of the National Special Aid Society will be shown at Woolvin Hall tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. The exhibit invites the public to view items destined for the ninth shipment to France.
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National Special Aid Society
France
Woolvin Hall
Dudley Garage Moves to New Wilmington Building
Dudley Garage relocates to the North Second street site vacated by the Wilmington Taxi Company as E P Dudley becomes district distributor for Ever Ready storage batteries. The shop will not rent cars or offer storage space but will offer repair work and push storage batteries across Brunswick and Pender counties.
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Wilmington Taxicab Company
E. P. Dudley
Dudley Garage
North Second Street
Wilmington
Dudley
Brunswick
Pender
Rex-visible Typewriter Demonstration Ad
The Rex-visible is a durable high quality typewriter with a ten year guarantee. It appeals to doctors lawyers students and home users and is offered with low monthly payments. S. G. Nelms promotes demonstrations and emphasizes superiority and satisfaction.
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S. G. Nelms
Seventh Inning At Bat As Felsch Gandil And Weaver Fail
Play by play describes Chicago players Felsch Gandil and Weaver making outs in the seventh inning. A wild pitch briefly advances Fletcher, a hit by scratch, and Holke being hit by a pitch leads to Fletcher scoring on Collins throw. No runs. No hits. No errors.
Godwin Wins Pardon After Assault Term
Paul D. Satchwell funds a pardon for O. D. Godwin, white, who has served about six months for assault with a deadly weapon. Governor Bickett grants the pardon conditional on good behavior.
Baseball Play by Play Snippet from Classic At Bat
A sequence shows pitcher Zimmerman striking out Jackson while Collins advances to second. Felsch bats with a series of strikes and fouls as Eddie Collins steals third. Gandil faces Gandil then Kauff makes the putout on Gandil’s fly ball.
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Zimmerman
Jackson
Collins
Felsch
Eddie Collins
Gandil
Kauff
Chicago Schalk Up as Burns Snags Drive
Risberg batted for Faber and John Collins singled to left center. McMullin flew out to Herzog. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Chicago
Schalk
Burns
Risberg
Faber
Robertson
John Collings
John Collins
McMullin
Herzog
Kauff Hits Two Home Runs as Giants Rally
In the eighth inning New York Danforth pitched for the White Sox while Kauff connected for a pair of homers, driving in two runs and sending Zimmerman to third on a three-base hit. The Giants surged ahead as Herzog and Kauff turned the tide with timely hitting and a successful steal attempt was nullified at the plate.
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New York
Danforth
White Sox
Burns
Herzog
Weaver
Kauff
Herzer
Zimmerman
Fletcher
Schalk
Robertson
Ninth Inning Walk Opens Polo Grounds at Bat
Eddie Collins draws a free pass after two strikes and a ball count to start the inning. Paul Jackson follows, facing a similar count as the game reaches the late innings at the Polo Grounds.
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Chicago
Eddie Collins
Polo Grounds
Jackson
Paul
White Sox Aim to Tie World Series at Polo Grounds
At Polo Grounds New York Oct 11 the Chicago White Sox faced the New York Giants in game four hoping to even the World Series. Giants planned to go two straight while Sallee or Schupp led the pitching, with Perritt held in reserve for Chicago. Crowd was about 23 0600 and weather shifted from rain to wind as fans returned.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Polo Ground Battle Field
Giants
Leprvers
Herzog
Sox
Joe Jackson
Chicago
McGraw
Jackson
Giant
Sallee
Schupp
Perritt
Rowland
Reb Russell
Red Faber
Benton
Robertson
al Baird
Hans Lobert
al Demaree
Joe
Ben
Eddie Collins
Fancy Produce and Merchandise Listings in Wilmington
Trade offering fresh fruits vegetables and a line of candies from Bear Produce and Merchandise Co at 17-19 Market Street Wilmington. Also requests buy of clean cotton rags for wiping machinery by Wilmington Printing Co at 104-1, and Mechanics Home Association announces stock opening with Walker Taylor as President and W M Cumming as Secretary at 208 Princess Street.
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Hanover Building and Loan Association
Wilmington Real Estate
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
C. D. Weeks
Princess Street
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
Market Street
Wilmington
N. C
Wilmington Printing Co
Mechanics Home Association
B. & L. Stock
Walker Taylor
W. M. Cumming
Ex-Sun
Shand's Grocery Promotes Prompt Service for New Shipment
Shand's Grocery at Fourth and Nun announces prompt delivery of Heckers Oat Meal Buckwheat and Pancake Flour. Courteous service highlighted with phone contact 630. 9 30 tf.
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Shand’s Grocery
Fourth
Nun
Hecker
Demonstration at Fuchs Department Store October 13
Cleaner Saturday will teach methods to clean silks satins laces velvets shoes and gloves at J W H Fuchs Department Store. The event promises big savings and spoots removal with practical tips for home care on October 13.
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J. W.H. Fuchs’ Department Store
Curtain cleaning by Mrs Anna Williams on South Street
Mrs Anna Williams offers curtains washed stitched and prepared in first class style at 619 South Street. She invites patrons to drop her a card for service.
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Anna Williams
South &Th Street
Wilmington Lawyers Hear Cases in Raleigh Supreme Court
Numerous Wilmington lawyers observed in Raleigh as the supreme court heard local disputes. Cases include J P Queich vs D K Futch from New Hanover and W B Cooper vs G A Clute, along with Cooper and Cooper Guamn Co against J W Thompson from Brunswick. Other filings feature S B Chancey vs Norfolk and Western Railway from Columbus Bank of Brunswick against J W Thompson and The McCaskey Register Co against W J Bradshaw and Henry Batson from New Hanover.
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Wilmington
Raleigh
John D. Bellamy
Isaac C. Wright
E. K. Bryan
Herbert MecClammy
Kenneth Burgwin
Thomas W. Davis
W. P. Mangum Turner
Robert Ruark
Wilington
J. P .Queich
D. K. Futch
New Hanover
W. B. Cooper
G. A. Clute
Cooper Guamn Company
J. W. Thompson
Brunsover
S. B. Chancey
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Columbus
Bank of Brunswick
Brunwick
The
McCaskey Register Company
W. J. Bradshaw
Henry Batson
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Lew-Tiwfisu
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Thorley Wills
Hees
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Leptie
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Heffernan
Wiggins
Sitgertoy
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Superior Court of
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Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph
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City
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4Th Street
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Hopa Carson
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Queen City Cycle Co
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Leland, N. J
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S Island
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Martin St
the Motte Business College
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the Motte Business College, Inc
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Wrightsville Sound
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L. L. Shepard
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Miss Alma Brown
Royal Theatre
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Front and Princess Streets
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Orange Streets
P. Moe A
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W. B. Thorpe
Water and Ann Streets
Liberty
Liberty Bonds
W. B. Cooper & Co
Wilmington, N.C
Supreme Court
Sullivan
King of
Shoemakera
Ny Front Street
Cape Fear
Front St
Winston Churchill
C. W. Yates
Y Wilmington, N
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