Through Sleepers to Atlanta Car Line via Augusta Schedule
The through sleeping car service from Wilmington to Atlanta continues via Augusta with Georgia Railroad. Stops include Florence, Sumter, Orangeburg, and Augusta with arrivals in Atlanta at 6 10 AM. Return departs Atlanta 2 35 PM reaching Wilmington at 12 50 noon. Passengers may stay in the car at Union Depot until 7:00 AM for convenient connections.
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Atlanta
Wilmington
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Florence
Liv
Sumnter
Qrangeburg
Centrie
Union Depot
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
T. C
N. C. Atlantic Coast Line
Standard Railroad
South
Very Good Eddie at the Academy of Music
The musical comedy Very Good Eddie comes to the Academy of Music next Saturday with matinee and night performances. Tickets range 50 cents to $1.50 and go on sale Friday at Elvington's. Mutt and Jeff Divorced also plays the Academy next Tuesday with 25 to 50 cent matinee prices and 50 cents to $1.00 for evenings. Tickets on sale Monday at Elvinston's.
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Academy “of Music
New York
Princess Theatre
Elvington’s
Mutt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Farrago
Rollies
Mutt and
Academy of Music
Elvinston’s
Pom Pom musical to be heard at the Academy
Henry W. Savage secured Hugo Felix to compose Pom Pom after Felix traveled from Paris to New York. Felix, inspired by Savage, created the bubbly score and will present Pom Pom at the Academy for matinee and evening shows on September 29.
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Mitzi
Henry W. Savage
Hugo Felix
Madame Sherry
New York
Paris
Felix
Academy
Armstrong Harmony Trio Elevates Royal Show With New Act
The Armstrong Harmony Trio headlines at Armstrong's Garden of Mirth Company. In Wilmington, the trio debuts all new songs and wardrobe with fresh scenery and specialties for today and tomorrow. Carl Armstrong stars in a bold new comic role as the company delivers continued sensational harmony.
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Great Harmony Trio
Armstrong
Garden of Mirth Company
the Royal
Armstrong Harmonyrio
Armstrong Harmony Trig
Wilmington Amusement Lovers
Carl Armstrong
May Blossom color film at Grand with Pearl White
A color feature at the Grand showcases Pearl White in May Blossom as Annabelle Lee. Hal Ford stars as the villain in a tale of a Union of romance, deceit, and a returned drunk husband. The Pathe hand colored process highlights the drama and thrills.
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France
Pearl White
Pathe
Annabelle Lee
Hal Ford
Adele
Oh Boy
Villian
New Nominees Listed Across North Carolina Districts
A long list shows many candidates from towns like Bladenboro Clinton Chadbourn and Bolivia with votes totals ranging from 5 000 to 6 800. The fragmented OCR reads names such as Ada Kinlaw Elizabeth Durham Bettie Lofton and Grace Bernard alongside several addresses and R F D entries.
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Freaia S
Rita Scully
Saguttie” Powell
Albertson
N. c
Feneie Sentth
Autrywilte
O Grace Amet
Ts Ate Ee Seno
John Bowden
Elizabeth Durham
Elizabeth Murray
Lowisa Moore
Maggie Murphy
W. I. ‘Taylor
Fa We ' Gausey
Altes Lowe
Ida Williams
Hannah Yates
Chinquapin
Geneva Quinn
Clarendon
Clara Bullock
Mary Jordat
May Ward
Clarkton
Owenti
Bessie Smith
Clinton
Fannie Holmes
Mrs. H. A. Grady
R. F.D
Katie GeneFwists
Annie May Hobbs
Conway
S. C
Mattie
Britt
Weae
Grace Haselden
Oage
Vee
Moselia Hedley
Kathleen Sessions
Cunerer
Delway
N.C
Ima
Sudan Shriners Meet Next Week in New Bern
Sudan Temple of Shriners in North Carolina prepares for a ceremonial session and charter delivery on September 26 in New Bern. Past Potentate Robert S. Reinhardt will represent the Imperial Potentate Charles R. Ovenschire. About 40 to 50 members will be absent in U.S. military service. Major General John J. Pershing is noted as a Shriner. A luncheon at 12:30, business at 2, and ceremonial at 3 are planned.
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Raleigh
Tees
North Carolina
Sudan Temple
New Bern
N. C
Robert S.reinhardt
Lincolnton
Charles .R.ovenshire
Minneapolis
Minn
United States
France
Moolah Temple
St. Louis
J. F. Rhem
Peplac promotes health amid widespread nervous debility
An advertisement touts Peplac as a tonic and tissue builder for women suffering headaches backaches loss of appetite and sleeplessness caused by nervous debility. It lists drugstores across North and South Carolina selling the remedy at 1.00 per bottle and urges readers to seek testimonials from relieved customers.
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Peplac
Bellamy Drug Store
Wilmington
Laurinburg
Blue’s
Southport
Watson’s Pharmacy
Whiteville
Maxwell Drug Store
Emerson
W. T. Porter
Rocky Point
Watha
Jas. G. Blake
Magnolia
F. D. Scott & Son
J. H. Groves & Son
Burgaw
Dees
Harrell & Son
Wallace, Robinson Drug Store
Rose Hill
Kenansville
N. B. Southerland
Warsaw
Brown Drug Store
Rowland, Rowland Drug Store
Clinton
Robi
W. Holliday
L. E. Cox
Herring & Chestnut
Lee Drug Co
Faison
Faison Drug Co
Mount Olive
Guy R. Ross Drug Co
Aaron’s
H. R. Horne & Son
Fayetteville
Brown & Graham
Goldsboro
Palace Drug Store
Ziegler Bros
Florence
Sumter Drug Co
Sumter
S.C
Adden’s
Mullins
S. C
Roseboro
D. W
Dunn, Wilson & Lee
Hood & Grantham
Duke
E. R.thomas
Benson
Peacock Drug Co
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Aerie Lalper
Peruna Cour
Columbus
Shivar
Shelton
Crescent Candy CO
C.D, Kenny Co
Atlantic Goast
Standard Railroad of
The
Washington
Baltimore
Elauia
Asheville
Waynesville
N. Cr
Santa Toxawey
Endersonville
C. Whith
Sahaan
W. J. Graig
Pasa Ra. Mee
Kman
Hg Science
Sudan
Shriners
L. L. Porter
Dublin
Flawny Melvin
Duck Creek
Mildred Gillette
Annie D. Hurst
Elrod
Thelma Bullard
Janie Edward
Mattie Evans
Evergreen
G. E. Holloman
W. C. Thomas
Fairmont
Katie Andrews
Penelope Ashby
Lillian Baker
Bonnie Grantham
Chal Batley Eae
Clétus Thompson
Folkstone
Mildred Duff
Ellen Inman
Pruitt
Ethel
Grimsley
Lydia Ellis
Effie Piver
J. C. Williamson
Halisboro
Maude Pierce
Hamlet
Annie Louise Brooks
Lil McKenzie
Ruby Medlin
sole’Lottie Milliken
Blanche Muse
Beulah Howard
Eddie Mae King
Mary .Mallard
Hayne
Julia. Baker
Pearl Owen
Huntley
M. R. Honeycutt
Lillian Lockeman Ingold
Lina Fowley
Lucile Johnson
Alma Melvin
Ivanhoe
Janie Beatty Wee Nee Fee Sas Béessie Black
Edna Robinson
Jacksonville
Mamie Bryant
Mma Gilman
Edna Hart Hinton
Cora Pierce
Sarah Sabiston
Wiiwadi
Modest
Beatrice Burns
Lela Hester
T. G. Hasty
Fe & Hi
Kinaneville
Ella Mallard
Kate Newton
W.E. Powell
Lake Waccamaw
Grace Meares
Lake View
Grace Temple
Laurel Hill
Madie Bowen
Myriam Hargrave
Sallie Love
Hallie Wall Bryant
Nancy Coble
Mary Covington
Annie L. Godwyn
Mary Phillips
Leland
N. Cc
Annie Lou Knox
G Henry Williams
Mary C. Clifton
Beatrice Monroe
Lumberton
Bessie Allen
R. F. BD
Ruth Jones
Grace Redmond
A. C. Sessoms
N. L. Matthews
pAmnie Swinson
Maye Pickett
R. E. Taylor
L. M. Sanderson
Marion
Pernice Martin
Mollie Pace
Marietta
Rubie
W. M. Oliver
Anna Page
Grace Owens
Almenia McNeil
Orrum
Meekie Graham
Carolyne Nye
Sarah Stone
Parkersburg
Daisey Green
Annie Bell Melvin
Parkton
Nola Everette
Katie Ivey
D. C. Proctor
Phoenix
Kate Powell Daisy Williams
Lou Hunt
Mattie Peidzon
Proctorville
Edna Atkinson
Hattie Graham
Maggie Graham
Tee Wee
Nina Pallard
E. B. Smith Montague
Edna Charles
L. M
Thompson Maxton
B. S.barnes
Jessie Maness
Maude McRae
H. A. ‘Blackwell
Ruth Harper
W.D. Jenerette
Elsie Jones
SahHie Kenteeeearne
Sara Byrd
Elia oMntrose
Bonnie K. Basden
Leona FF
Cox
Roseberie Murvill
D. Winters
Rocky
Minnie B. Sessoms
Tera Starling
Clyde Underwood Rose Hill
Nettie Lanier
Daisy Moore
Mildred Scotta Rowland
P. Adamissee
Bessie Breke
Berta Bullard
Betty Smith
Prawa
Dispatch
Matinee and Wight
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Elvington
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