Various Residents Visit Friends in Nearby Towns
A series of brief notes records local residents visiting friends and relatives in Martinsburg West Virginia Elizabeth town Ohio Baltimore Maryland and other nearby communities. Several residents return home after stays in Washington Philadelphia Greensboro and New York City. An upcoming rummage sale and a missionary meeting are announced along with a Sunday School promotion event at the First Baptist church.
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Bertta Zocher
Catskill Mountains
New York State
The
First Baptist Church
Odis B. Hinnant
City Boys
Fulton
L. Bi
Preaching at Topsail by Rev J S Crowley
Rev J S Crowley pastor of Topsail Presbyterian will lead two services on Sunday the morning at 11 and the evening at 730. A invitation extended to all in the community to attend either service. Preparations for hosting Wilmington Presbytery delegates are underway for the gathering at Topsail Presbyterian next Tuesday evening.
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J. S. Crowley
J.S. Crowley
Topsail
WILL NOT MOVE L W Moore Company on Princess Street
L W Moore Company real estate agency and insurance offices will stay at Princess Street Adiiision reached not to move to new quarters Housewife s League in Home Savings Bank Building Chestnut Street will also remain in old quarters.
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L. W. Moore Company
Princess Street
L. W. Moore
Housewives’ League
Home Savings Bank
Chestnut Street
Moore
Housewives League
Data collected on peace not signaling early US peace aims
Washington reports that Colonel B M House is gathering data on peace for President Wilson. The effort does not imply an early peace or US participation in European boundary or political readjustments. The State Department says the move is for preparation, not a peace initiative.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
B M. House
United States
Europe
House
State Department
Pal A s Je Udi n y E lection
Discovery of ballot fraud evidence in more than 100 districts prompts immediate subpoenas as District Attorney Edward Swann announces examinations to fix responsibility. William Bennett leads in the mayoral race by 335 votes over Mitchel, with 9 percent official margin.
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Associated Press
New York
Sa Yg
Attormey
Edward Swann
William Bennett
Resehad
Mitchel Tusion
O Aes
Bennett's Lead Grows in Mayor Race
New York report states William M. Bennett, Republican candidate for mayor, maintains a growing lead over rivals. The article notes Bennett's expanding margin amid campaign coverage and public visibility during late September.
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Associated Press
sNew York
Ewilliam
M. Bennett
Renybli
Theca
NASA
Cardus Restores Health After 14 Years Of Suffering
Mrs Elam describes fourteen years of pain and incapacity improved after taking Cardus. She notes stronger back, reduced pain, better appetite and nerves, enabling her to walk and do housework again. Her sister-in-law recommended the remedy.
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Cardus
Kerensky Addresses Democratic Congress in Petrograd
Premier Alexander Kerensky spoke at the first session of the Democratic Congress in the Municipal Theatre. He defended government actions and faced interruptions from rival delegates while noting the German fleet moving up the Baltic. Bolshevik cheers and right faction jeers marked the session.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Kerensky
Democratic Congress
f/ Tio
M. Kerensky
Helsingfors
Baltic
Millinery Opening by Miss Alma Brown at Royal Theatre Building
Miss Alma Brown launches a millinery opening in the Royal Theatre Building shop. The display features stylish up-to-date hats with military styles noted among the taupe models. The stock reflects excellent taste and Miss Brown’s keen sense for customer needs as she anticipates a successful season.
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Alma Brown
Royal Theatre Building
Miss Brown
No Statement From Lab Experts On Bingham Case
Report on Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham’s autopsy by Bellevue Hospital labs in New York has not yet reached Kenan family member Graham Kenan. No new developments reported. only the pathological examination is complete and further chemical testing is pending at university laboratories.
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Norris
Bellevue Hospital Laboratories
New York
Robert Worth Bingham
Jetter
Kenan
Graham ‘Kenan
Liberty bonds hit new high price in early trading
The Liberty bonds reached a fresh peak as heavy demand pushed prices up during the first trading hour on the Lock Exchange. Over $1,000,000 worth of bonds changed hands with quotes moving from 100.12 to 190.20, reflecting an advance beyond prior highs.
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Sted Press
CES
Duplin Soldiers Depart in Walling Celebration Farewell
Readers in Duplin County recall a farewell event at Warsaw for future soldiers with a barbecue, brass band, and speeches by Rev. A Moore D S Kennedy and Mrs Marshall Williams. The county prepares teachers meetings led by M H Wooten and Prof L C Brogden across Wallace Magnolia Rose Hill Kenansville Faison Wolfscrane. The first cotton bale of the season was ginned at L P Post Company at twenty six cents per pound.
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Calia Bia
Warsaw
Newbury
Wallace
Kennedy
L.A
Beatheyjiaf
Marshail Williams
Faisen
Dr C
Williams
L. Hicks Williams
France
Bares
Corfedersev
Namit
Schoois
M. H. Wooten
L. C. Brogden
Duplin County
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Rockfish
Magnolia
Ffor
Rose Hill
Kenansville
Faison
Wolfscrane
Brogden
L. P. Post
Comopany
Woman Improves After Bichloride Mercury Poisoning
A 7 May incident involving a young white woman of 208 South Eleventh street who swallowed two bichloride of mercury tablets showed improvement this morning at Tankersley Harper Sanitarium. Her throat and stomach are badly burned. doctors warn she faces at least three more days of danger and recovery.
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Cofford
South Eleventh Street
Tankersley-Harper Sanitarium
Town Topics and Miscellany From Local Notes
Chamber of Commerce grateful to Col James Young for use of rooms during recent firemen and electricians institutes. Filing cases added at the Superior Court clerk’s office. Holy Communion at St John’s Church for Feast of St Michael and All Angels. $100 Pythian War Relief gift from William McKinney Lodge Honolulu. Bankers Association meeting at Atlantic City keeps Mr Thos BE Cooper away from town. Albert R Newsome returns to Wilmington High School for fall term beginning October 1.
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Women's Auxiliary
Thos. D. Meares
The
Pythian Exchequer
William
William McKinney Lodge No.’8, Knights of Pythias
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Pythian War Relief Fund
Thos
Be, Cooper
American Nk & Trust
Albert R. Newsome
Wibnington High
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