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Wilmington Dispatch

Location

Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1916

Page

20

Democratic Record Praised in Local Party Message

The local Democratic Executive Committee voices strong praise for the 1912 Democratic record and criticizes Republicans under Hughes. It cites reforms in currency, rural credits, postal service, flood protection, and safety at sea as accomplished, contrasting them with Republican promises unfulfilled after 16 years.

Democratic Party Republian C. C. Cashwell Democratic Executive Committee Svetary Cashwell Mouses Jix Republican Party Nervou Ton Chas Evans Hughes Woodrow Wilson Repubiican Hughes Mississippi Valley Porto Rico Huerta Maine

Packing House Organization Meeting to Be Held

Hon Moses J Clapp U S Senator will address an organization meeting for a meat packing house Tuesday in the Court House at 11 am. W W Love has sent telegrams urging stockholders to attend and bring delegates. Clapp will discuss livestock raising benefits. Butler supporters plan his Third District campaign involvement.

Court House Moses E. Clapp United States Minnesota Clapp Chamber of Commerce W. W. Love Freeblg Moses J. Clapp Third Congressional Congress G. EB. Butler Union Station Orton Hotel Watha

Pastor to Preach at First Presbyterian Church

The pastor of City Church Crowley will preach at Immanuel Church Lis City this morning at 11. The First Presbyterian Church in Lindon Acme and Hallsboro seek a pastor for Immanuel Church.

City Church First Presbyterian Church Crowley Presbyterian Churches Lindon Acme and Hallsboro Immanuel Church Lis City Tian

Liberty Bilou Tomorrow Ad Bt Timothy Dobbs Advt

Ad notice proclaims a show titled Liberty Bilou tomorrow with a third episode featuring Timothy Dobbs. brief theatrical advertisement notes timing and starring details.

Liberty Bilou Timothy Dobbs Advt

Visiting Florida excursion rates from Wilmington advertised

In visiting Florida many travelers from Wilmington and nearby areas plan trips on September 26. Advertised excursion rates by Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line point travelers to the Seminole Hotel in Jacksonville and Hillsboro Hotel in Tampa as convenient stops. Both hotels urge readers to check today’s paper for details of these leading hotel rates.

Hillsboro Tampa Wilmington Florida Atlantic Coast Line Seaboard Air Line Seminole Jacksonville

Methodist Sunday School Officers and Teachers Meet at Grace Church

City Methodist Sunday Schools hold a conference this afternoon at Grace church at 4 30 Miss Kennedy of Birmingham Alabama a Sunday School expert will speak and workers from other Sunday Schools are invited She will also speak at the evening service at the church

Methodist Grace Church Miss Kennedy Birmingham Ala

Will Teach Class at Grace Church Service

Mr. M. W. Brabhorn field secretary of the North Carolina Conference will address the Wesley Adult Class at Grace Methodist church this morning and speak at the evening service on the Adult Class work.

Wesley Grace Church M. W. Brabhorn North Carolina Conference Grace Methodist Church

Navy weighs salvaging cruiser Memphis off Santo Domingo

The Navy Department seriously considers raising the cruiser Memphis wrecked on rocks off Santo Domingo harbor. Dynamite would blast the jagged rocks. hull and machinery cost about 4 million dollars, not counting guns and furnishings. The ship lies in sixteen feet of water, with a normal draft of twenty six feet, per Naval Constructor Dubose.

Washington Navy Department Memphis Santo Domingo Naval Dubose

Picture goes on at Royal Theatre in Wilmington contest finale

Interest peaks as The Dispatch motion picture contest reaches a climax with a three day Royal Theatre run beginning tomorrow. The eleven hundred foot film, produced by Scenic Film Company in Atlanta, features standout stars and is expected to reflect credit on all involved. Royal Theatre will host screenings Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with still photos displayed and Mr. E B Hodges designated as official photographer. The film carriage arrives today and anticipation runs high.

Royal Theatre Wilmington Bird Scenic Film Company Atlanta BE. H. Hodges Dispatch Office

New Greek cabinet favors the Entente in wartime

London reports Greece forms a cabinet under M. Calogeropoulos a strong Entente ally and ex Theotokis minister. The move sates pro war Venizelos opposition yet leaves Athens opaque amid censorship and shifting allegiances. Colonel Christsodoulos in Saloniki claims units surrendered to Bulgarians on orders from Athens as the government bars ages fourteen to forty five from traveling.

Athens Constantine Greece M. Calogeropoulos Calogeropoulos Ionian Bank Theotokis Evening Star Zamais Venizelos Hellenic Kingdom Saloniki Christsodoulos Fourth Army Chritsodoulos Toe

Wilington Light Infantry Ties Up League Race in Doubleheader

Several hundred fans watched the Wilmington Light Infantry of the City League win a doubleheader at Robert Strange playgrounds. Pomp Green returned strong by winning both games, the Infantrymen scoring 12 and 11 runs while holding opponents to four. Standings show the Infantry on top with nine wins eight losses. Giants eight and eight. Boys' Brigade nine and nine. Immanuels eight and nine. Final pennant hinges on next Saturday’s games between Immanuels Giants and Giants W L I with possible three way tie or Giants clinching the title depending on results.

Wilhington Light Infantry Robert Strange Giants Jacobs Register Havng Boys’ Brigade Immanuels Boys W. L

Edison Invites Telegraphers To Visit Orange Plant

New York telegrams report Thomas A Edison invites the Old-Time Telegraphers Association and the United States Military Telegraphers Corps to visit his Orange plant. Telegraph workers nationwide set September 27 as Edison Day, marking his past as a professional telegrapher.

New York Thos. A. Edison

Pythians appoint Roberts State Organizer

Capt. Thos. D. Meares as Supreme Master of Exchequer announces the election of Harry M. Roberts of Pletcher as State organizer for the Knights of Pythias. Roberts will assume duties October 1 visiting all lodges. the post succeeds J. D. Nutt of Wilmington.

Thos. D. Meares Supreme Lodge of Knights of Phythias Carolina Pythian McBride Holt State Council Harry M. Roberts Pletcher Grand Lodge Roberts

Brick-bat attack at Ninth and Castle injures man

Tom Jordan threw a brick bat at Gary Smith after an alleged insult. Smith was knocked unconscious and required hospital treatment for ear wounds and a dislocated jaw. Jordan surrendered to police on the scene, claiming self defense after being slapped by Smith. Trial is scheduled next week.

Tom Jordan Gary Smith Ninth and Castle Streets Smith Jordan J. J. Moore T. M. Hall Sixth Orange Streets James Walker Memorial Hospital Castle Street

Colonel Davis Reassigned to San Francisco Defenses

Washington reports Col. Richmond Pearson Davis, assistant chief of Coast Artillery, is reassigned to command the coast defenses at San Francisco. The move follows Davis admitting to informing Senators and Representatives about Army matters in breach of the department’s unwritten gag rule.

Washington Col Richmond Pearson DaVis Coast Artillery San Francisco War Department Davis Baker Army

How Aviators Get Messages

Helmets for aviators have been invented with wireless receiving telephones built into the ear flaps. The device allows pilots to receive messages without external gear, enabling hands free communication during flight.

Good Reads Rally Aims to Boost Wilmington Goldsboro Highway

Locals anticipate a large turnout for the Good Reads rally in Warsaw on Wednesday. W H McGirt of the Wilmington Highway Association mails circulars urging members and Goldsboro supporters to attend, with many speakers expected to emphasize the Wilmington Goldsboro road project.

Wilmington Highway Association Warsaw W. H. McGirt Wilmington-Goldsboro Goldsboro Highway Association Wilmington

No Storms Indicated for Present Week Forecast

Washington reports the weather bureau foresees generally fair weather for the week starting September 17 across the South Atlantic East Gulf and West Gulf States with below normal temperatures. The Ohio Valley and Tennessee area expect generally fair conditions with possible showers Thursday and Friday and below normal temperatures.

Washington Weather Bureau South Atlantic East Gulf States West Indies West Gulf States Ohio Valley Tennessee

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