Twenty Five Youngsters Win Buffalo Bill Show Tickets
Twenty five Wilmington children were chosen from a drawing in The Dispatch to receive free tickets to Buffalo Bill's Show at the 101 Ranch Monday. The winners listed include Ruth Marshall 811 Dock Street and Lois Wheeler 29 Delgado among others. they must call The Dispatch office tonight for tickets to be on time after school.
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Wilmington
Buffalo Bill 101
Dispatch
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Dispatch Office
Ruth Marshall
Dock Street
Lois Wheeler
Delgado
Velma Spivey
N. Front Street
Carl Hoffman
S. Sixth Street
Frank Jarman
Princess Street
Cecil Besselieu
Ann Street
Jack East
S. Eighth Street
Edward Hatch
SS. Fourth Street
Deems Padgett
Ninth Street
Louie SK. Blanton
Chestnut Street
Nellie Potter
S. Third Street
Ditmore Harvey
Kathleen Green
Max Howie
Harnett Street
Lillian Register
Second S
Kathryn Hill
Walnut Street
Marié Meares
S. Second Street
Carl Hill
Castle Street
Lettie Taylor
S. Fourth Street
Edna King
Henry Habernicht
Rodney Cover
Sixteenth Street
Robert Carter
Sixth Street
Jennie Bradshaw
Edith Harvey
Extra Street Cars For Wild West Show Trip
Tide Water Power Company announces extra cars on Sunday and Monday to aid patrons headed to the Wild West Show at 12th and Market streets. Cars begin tomorrow when show arrives and Monday at 1 PM on Princess Street between Front and 17th and Dock Tenth Street between Fanning and Heck, and Belt Line from Front and Castle to Ninth and Dock.
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Market
Tidewater Power Company
Market Streets
Princess Street
Front
17Th
Dock
Tenth Street
Fanning
Heck
Front and Castle
Ninth
Blind girl with fine soprano voice shines in Alabama
Miss Lucile Mahan, a blind soprano from Brierfield, Alabama, sings at St. Peter's and Dexter Avenue churches in Montgomery. She studied at the Institute for the Blind in Talladega and Overbrook School in Philadelphia, which has hired her to teach voice and piano while she also plans engagements at Patterson Memorial Church and St. Luke's Episcopal Church.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lucile Mahan
Brierfield
Hibb County
Miss Mahan
S. H. Thornbury
Capitol Heights
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Dexter Avenue Methodist Church
My Redeemer
My Lord
Dultey Buck
Institute For the Blind
Talladega
Overbook School For the Blind
Philadelphia
Patterson Memorial Church
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Wilson Fund Growth Near Four Thousand As Campaign Climbs
An additional 533 was collected for Woodrow Wilson ads, bringing the total to 3,748.75 with hopes to top 4,000 tonight. Major Bernard and Alexander Sprunt & Son led yesterday’s gifts, while small donors and club members fill the list. Revival services start at Dock Street Christian Church tomorrow, with topics including Noah's Ark and The Unpardonable Sin.
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Woodrow Wilson
McGirt
Wilmington Wilson Club
Alexander Sprunt & Son
B. A. Merritt
National Headquarters
Maj
William H. Bernard
Major Bernard
Alex. Sprunt & Son
Meares Harris
A. Matthews
Cash
Democrat
D. Meares, Jr
Addison Hewlett
A. Hewlett
L. M. Wilson
J. W. Fergus
O. C. Kilgward
Greensboro
D. Howard
RY IM
McGall
Gi Garreth
J. A. McNorton
Ernest Bullock
W. D. MacMillan, Jr
Cyrus D. Hogue
Thos. B. Carroll
Wm. H. Bearnard
Dock Street
Bolt Strikes House Blinding Eye In Iowa Lightning
In Perry Iowa on October 14 a fierce electrical storm struck a telephone pole outside Mrs L Runyon home. Lightning traveled through the wire stunning Mrs Mary Webber who later regained hearing. A fragment of metal from the instrument struck Mrs Runyon in the eye destroying her sight.
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Perry
Mary Webber
Colfax
Children use hailstones to freeze ice cream in Indiana
In Hartford City Indiana on October 14 children of farmer David Bennett gathered large hailstones and used a home ice cream freezer to make a gallon of ice cream. They packed the remaining hail for later use, proving the old saying that.
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Hartford City
Ind
David Bennett
Bailey Advocate Warns Dems to Rally in North Carolina
J W Bailey of Raleigh urged renewed Democratic effort at a New Hanover County meeting criticizing Republicans as dangerous and praising State progress under Democratic rule. He blasted Republican papers and warned against cross party shifts while praising education expansion and state finances benefits.
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J. W. Bailey
Raleigh
County Court House
New Hanover
Bailey
Thomas E. Cooper
C. C. Cashwell
Democratic Executive Committee
Russell
Butler
North Carolina
Cashwell
W. C. Galloway
Cooper
Galloway
Wilson
Bickett
Democracy
Daughtridge
Webster
Dr. Galloway
Mr. Bailey
Sampson
Simpson
Wilmington
Republican Party
Willaington
Marion Butler
Southport urged as a coaling station on coast
The Southport town advocates making it a major coaling hub after the Swedish steamer Lilly loaded coal there, noting Cape Hatteras dangers for Norfolk routes and praising local docks at the Wilmington Brunswick and Southport Railroad. Builders could simplify loading with river deck level access and promote Southport to shipping lines.
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Gulf
Europe
Norfolk
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic
Southport
Lilly
Wilmington, Brunswick & Southport Railroad
Southport News
J. W. Thompson
H. E. Godwin
Charleston
Newport News
Hearing Postponed in Baltimore to Interior Rate Dispute
The hearing on the charge by the Baltimore Carolina Steam Ship Company against railroads over Baltimore to interior rates has been postponed one week. Local interests presented their case in Goldsboro and now the railroads and steamship company prepare for the next session. W A Townes will represent the Coast Line at the hearing in Washington.
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Baltimore-Carolina Steamship Company
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Goldsboro
Steamship Company
W. A. Townes
Coast Line
No Decision Yet On Brunswick Mandamus Case
Judge G W Connor has not yet handed down a mandamus ruling in the Brunswick Board of Education versus Board of County Commissioners case. Proceedings were heard at Southport after the criminal docket and adjournment, with many witnesses examined and both sides’ counsel arguing. The Board of Education instituted the suit. commissioners were summoned to appear before Judge Connor.
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Brunswick Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
G. W. Connor
Southport
Board of Education
Connor
Bailey Praises Democratic Rule In New Hanover Address
A speaker lauds the Democratic administration led by President Wilson and extols the education advantages for the poor. Applause interrupted the talk whenever Wilson’s name was mentioned, as few attended yet the speech was regarded as one of the county’s best for democracy.
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Mr. Bailey
Wilson
Mr.Wilson
New Hanover County
Beauty and arms key for picture stars in society plays
A Los Angeles photographer notes that evenings gowns require more than looks. He highlights Norma Talmadge Laulie Younge Alive Taffe and their Triangle acting roles as examples of sought after arm and shoulder symmetry in film stars.
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Los Angeles
Triangle
Norma Talmadge
Triangle-Fine Arts
Laulie Younge
The
Fine Arts Studios
Sir Herbert Tree
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Sverridge
Sweden
Atlantic Ocean
Capes
Atlantic Coast
B C Steamship Company
Washington
Wilmington Savings & Trust Company
Melen
Alive Tanfe
Triangle-Ince
Bessie Barriscate
Helen
Bray
Convent
Triangle Keystone
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