The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-16
High Hoiut, " c.. 7hu,s4ay, October l6, 1913

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The school children of the County
have been given free passes to the
fair tomorrow.
It Isl spoken as a probability that
Wn. Jennings Bryan, Secretary of
State, may be here sometime soon.
Complete new set Charles Dick
ems works. never been read; will sell
at sacrifice, see The Review at
Ionce.
The Intrastate bill passed the
senate by a vote of 35 to IA.
North. Carolina did not get what
she wanted in the way of freight
rates but it is big relief to what
has been in vogue heretofore.
! S. Al Clodfelter of High Point has
sued Register of Deeds Rankin for
granting marriage license to his
daughter whom he claims is only
Is years of age.
/ The Hebrew merchants closed
their stores from Friday at sun
down until Saturday at sundown on
| account of the day of atonement"
with them.
/ Wilmington is up in arms against
the freight rate matter and charter
ed a special train Tuesday to 90 to
Raleigh to see Gov. Craig about the
matter.
High Point is large enough and
) has enough theater-goers to sup
| port a good opera house and some
] public spirited citizen should erect
: one 1t would be a paying PROPOSE
+ ton also. AS it, is we have abso-
2 lutely no place to accommodate a
/, show, The auditorium is only let
for shows satisfactory to the COM
mittees and this is very unsatisfac-
tory to the people.
v Saturday was general holiday
k here and the people seemed to en-
r JOY it
e The reason jeff and Mutt in Pan
anna did not have large house is
IS because the people did not wait to
8, pay $3.50 for a seat when they
n knew the accommodations were not
n adequate for the best production o1
e. the show. If a modern opera house
+ is built they will not have to pay
q such fancy prices because the seat
inc capacity will be larger and there
IS fore the revenue greater In d small
IL house q high price has to be charg
Of led to net enough money TO pay ex
1penses.
! Sheriff Parish is a good sprinte
as was evidenced Tuesday morning
~ He had a warrant for a man by tn
I'd name of Haney who was attempt
in ing to take train number "A north
A bound. Haney ran as soon as n
ed spied the sheriff but was over takel
en- at the postoffice by man name
We Hammer and handed him over t
to Parrish who was close on Haney
It. heels.
The Great State Fair is on mex
week and there will be somethin
really worth seeing at the capital
he the State. Secretary Pogue has tn
a BIGGEST and best show he has eve
he had this year and that is going som
ND You should not fail to see the d.
est struction of Pompeii ia firewori
IDS nightly, something worth goir
at. many miles to see. 1t is spectac'
elf lar in the extreme and will cause
thrill of delight and satisfaction
creep over you.
Ak The home of w. Ernest Herndc
in the old "Ouaker Grove" W
of soon be ready for occupancy.
iss P. T.. McIntire, If the Ro
ar Theater, has been spending sever
er- days in Atlanta this week on bu'
OF ness.
fiji Mrs. DR.. Mendez. nee Miss Blanc
av- Bradshaw, is visiting her paren
ere. Dr.. and Mrs. w. @. Bradshaw,
ess South main street.
ou' High Point has had d remarkat
ltn- low sick and death rate tor Seve'
ry- wears thus demonstrating a fact tF
OF we have long believed, that this
the healthiest city in this section
the country, due to fine locatio
good water and sanitary arrans
fed. ments, thanks to a progressive Ct
This administration, backed up by 10y
inst citizens.
,wn m The negro State Fair will be b
non in Raleigh, Oct. 9th to Nov. 2
cir. and great time is expected amo
ares the colored people Some intere
,evs ine attractions have been provie
;ter. for the fair which has the endor
|, 70 for ment of many of the best VIII
and men,
for Read the page ad of Blaif-Hosk
ders 10 tfIls issue ana oecu't1o a,'e