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The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
DRINKING HEREDITARY.
MAN TELLS JUDGE LACY

II viii never cut OUT tho booze.
tn hereditary
Thomas Pearson % announced 70
Judge Lacy in the court oe domestic
relations, Tuesday. whom he was
charged with non-support. He had
been ordered BY the court to stop
drinking. and declared It WAS impoe
sihle.
'If you cannot do Il win suggest
q cure" said the court. II win order
you TO carry . little book about and
every time you take . drink put Il
down IN the book. The total at the
end Of . month may astonish you"
Thomas was placed on probation.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
COUNCIL BOOSTS
BUDGET CLOSE
TO $22,OOO,OOO
Six Hundred thousand Asked
For the Construction Of
M. C. Esplanads
DEPOT BAR PLAN LOSES
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
Aldermen Refuse to Raise Re
striction-Several Charter
Amendments Proposed

With the hling Of supplemental
estimate OF $4,000 for the construc-
ton OF the proposed esplanade from
Michlgan-ave. to the new Michigan
Central depot. the 1914 budget will
total approximately $22,OO0.000 The
council. Tuesday night, unanimously
adopted Aid. O'Brien's resolution re-
Questing the controller to add to the
budget the esplanade item to carry
out the depot improvement plan
agreed on by the aldermen several
months ago. The money will be
raised by bond issue.
|. Aid. Schultz asked for the prepare
tton of q proposal to be submitted to
tie voters In the next election. au.
thorixing the tissue Of 100000 In
bonds. the money to be used for the
purchase OF land and the construction
OF. new House of Correction. Aid.
BSfnett's resolution. asking $500 sal
|ary increases for the city physicians,
was adopted.
A. joint resolution by Aid. Dill and
Qoldner. directing the park commits
sloper to submit . supplemental estl.
mate for swimming pool In Jewel
park. was also adopted.
Proposed charter amendments pro-
viding for the referendum and recall.
the election Of the police commission.
er by the people. the creation Of .
department OF arts such as was con-
templated In the rejected charter, and
the delegation Of power to the city
clerk to equalixe the voting districts,
we're referred to the committee on
charter and city legislation for consid.
Grafton.
The council authorised the payment
OF $3.50 to Charles L. Zahm, the
city's $50 day telephone expert.
The report Of the liquor regulation
striction on the new Michigan Central
depot. was unanimously adopted. In
the fight before the committee on
liq1or regulations for the pfoposed
depot bar. Aid. Hess and O'Brien, the
Tenth ward representatives. took 0p.
posite sides. Aid. O'Brien was VIC
torious, Aid. Hess being unable to de-
fend his position before the commit
tee. last Monday afternoon. The &C
Etion Of the council makes impossible
the sale Of liquor in the new depot
An ordinance by Aid. Lodge. plac.
ing the First ward In the restricted
district for junk shops. was passed by
the council. Aid. Hess Succeeded In
having adopted q resolution providing
for the purchase Of $40 medicine
chest for emergency use In the city
nall. It was suggested that the chest
DO placed In the council committee
[rccm whore the aldermen and esti-
majors will shortly stage their an
|nual fight over budget items.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
SUNDAY WILL NOT
DISCUSS ISLANDER SUIT

SCRANTON. Pa, March 1l.--Rev.
BILLY" Sunday today refused 20 com.
meat or discuss the 126, 900 damage
suit for Islander brought BY Charles
r. Bell, q merchant IL New York,
when told the nature Of the reporters
visit. he would not even admit him
into his room.
( b. ID. Ackley. Sundays secretary
oaid Mr.. Sunday never discussed such
things with newspapsrmen because
his meaning might - ''miscoa.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
EARLY MORNING FIRES
DRIVE PEOPLE TO STREETS

Two early morning blases did about
$1,000 damage, and drove out the
families Of Alex Brecsyk, David vanci,
and Peter Mangone, No. 87o5 Rivard.
It, and Hiram Deingarden., No. 766
Russell-st.
The Russell-st. blase was discov.
cred at 4:30 o'clock In the morning,
and occupants Of the house made
their escape In their night clothes.
The Rivard-st ire occurred at z
O'Clock.
No cause was ascertained In either
case, and damage of about $500 was
done In each instance.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
.AeDIFYINc
MISERY INTO JOY
)yopoptlcs, Stomach Suffers and Ap-
pstltsIsss People Nay Quickly
Find Rsllss In otUart's
Dvsnonoja Tablets,

when . stomach sufferer gets re-
~ he 10 one Of the happiest Of hui
han beings and he looks back ct his
"a an with = distinct feeling OF hor-
Otuafts Dyspepsia Tablets quickly
'on13uot the out-of.proportion stomach
~ digestive machinery and bring
~ % life and love for food to, the
IN or woman who viii use them
IlHoe ooch meal for . short time.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
READING POLICE RAID
UNLICENSED FIGHT CLUB

READING. Pa. March 11.-Charysd
with promoting lights without r.
censs, ofneerD Of the Logan Athletic
club wero out on bond today. follow
ing their arrest last night when 20
Ice raided the club. Over 500 fans
On hand for the fight scheduled last
night we're thrown Into . panic when
onlcsrs burnt n the doors and cleared
the auditorium.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
There's a distinc-
ton and a difference to
Hickey's Garments for


psals tothecul-
dvated taste Of
evoFy Droud
Mother. Hioksy's
Ch0dren'O Appar.
d. Q ontPi6uteo
particularly to
the personal 40
p cara nee OF
each Woaror -
gives oppression
to the best In
style and taste
and nbodies
materials and
workmanship Of
the very highest
standard. Thus
4 Sat1sfacttou and
. service of v6ry
realized By both
The Detroit times., 1914-03-11
Hickey's New Spring Styles
Girls Coats
Girls Dresses
Girls Hats

-are now In full array On our Sec
ond hoor. IT'S . selection superior
In its distinctiveness and variety Of
novelties shown to any heretofore
gathered within the walls OF this
Store. Mothers mindful Of their
daughters appearance and the full
purchasing power OF their pocket
book cannot afford to neglect max
Ing q personal inspection Of Hickey
Values and Hickey Prices a nov
demonstrated on our Girls Floor.
This store closes at p. N. Saturday..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
WINS A FINE CDYLOT
Master Paul A. Stamey Gets Second
Division Prize in News and
Observer Contest

- SSAS . ~
Today the editors young son
Paul, is the owner of Cameron
Park lot, COX 200 on E!i'lsboro street,
Raleigh, valued now at S18OO'
which he won in the recent News
and Observer contest. Paul had
nearly fifteen million votes to his
credit aud says he could have easitv
won the first prize, a Chalmers Six.
but he had an eye for business and
worked for something worth more
than first prize now and within q
year will De worth far more while
the auto would decrease in value. in
tact Paul says his daddy has ma.
chine and he has no earthly use for
another. Already there has been
six or eight people writing to h,lv
the lot but they must pay the price,
the young man says, if they get his
real estate, which is located right up
against $1,000 residence with
plenty of others along the same
street and scores elsewhere in the
park, which~has a play ground in
'front.' small park, with two mile
macadam road through the park
proper, which is located between
st. Mafy's and the A. & M. college.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

THE GREAT WHITE WAY.

| lhat sounds good, kindly heaven
~ as the "cullud brother. would
say. but nevertheless it is needed
IN High Point. More electricity un-
narnessed on the Main thorough
rare and hundreds of electric globes
OF various colors winking and blink
ing, zlg-zagging and alternating, Ct
| cetera. so that the stranger, the
passer-by, the home folks, all NAV
De Impressed with the fact that.
High Point has light on the subject.
that this is really a live town The
PuDilc Service Co., doubtless would
be glad to make a low rate for such
purposes, in fact it is done in all
other towns where this feature i'll
the 60, and we take it that no ex.|
ception would be made here. Let's
GET together, put us down for a.
S5O.OO display light and letter DO all
along the route. We notice where
there is man canvassing a town.
for this very thing now and all the3
merchants and business houses are
falling right into line. Surely Hieh Il
FONT. the best advertised town of.
Its size in the country would not /;
come up short on such a pro iect-
we must back up this advertising.l
show em we have the stuff in u.s.
when the visitors come. I,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
HIGH HOINT NAN is
SUED IN NEW YORK.

Mrs. Creelman Asserts Father-in.
Law Used $50, 900 of Her Money
and Has Paid No Interest.
New York, June 16.-Assertins
she gave Frank E. Creelman her
"a father-in-laW, various large snms
OF money, in return for which he was
60 assure her a certain income for
lie. Mrs Pearle G Creelman has be-
gun IN the Supreme court at White
Pfalns an action for an accountino
Mrs Creelman alleges that on the
death OF her husband she received
$45,o3l in life insurance and that
her father-ln-law. who lives in High
folnt, N. C.. persuaded her to let
MN invest the money for her. In
Guiding the insurance money, she
asserts that she gave her father-in-
|aW $4,000 and that she has never
received any interest nor has Creel.
nan rendered any account.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
THE SPOOK.

Have you seen the spook that IS
said to stalk the streets between the
hours of eleven p. m. and two a. m. /?
A crowd of boys saw it last nipht
but 1t turned out to be the reflection
of the headlight of passing auto
INTO the wind shield Of the Car the
boys were riding in. Yes, there
were four of them, visionary lights
passing as thieves in the night and
suddenly going into nothingness.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
SHOULD HAVE
CITY MARKET
nlgn Point Needs Such an Institutioo--
onOlld DC built and Its Good Would
Soon Be Manifest

It goes without saying that Hiob
Point needs a city marker and naeda slsn
l. oaoly. Every progressive town,
IN tue State has one andit works
wonders. The points in its. favor
d;e az. 100 many for successful contra
olctlon. 1t would be better for tha
people' better for the health, better
Tor regulation, better for the farmer
oetter tor the market man and bet,
.el TOT all concerned. In fact the
opposition to it now would be the
oest Pleased people after it was in
operation tor while. Let us do the
[lgnt thing, build the city market
ano m keep pace with other progress
Siye towns.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
A TRIP TO ASHEBORO

The editor journyed to Asheboro
Sunday afternoon by the auto route.
The roads showed big improve.
ment beween here and Randleman
although there are now many bad
places. The stretch of road from
Randfeman to Asheboro is yerv
good. especially in dry weather.
Randolph is looking up in the way
of buildings and other activity which
goes to make a larger and more
progressive town. The county court
house is credit to the town. We
had the good fortune to run across
Mr.. Fred Ingold, former High
Pointer. who is deputy to the Re-
gister of Deeds.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
NOTICE TO DELINOUENTs

pursuant to our notice in the Re
view from time to time about delin-
quents paying up by June June 1st,
we have turned over the list of de-
llnquents owing more than a year
to law firm for collection If you
get statement requesting imme-
date settlement don't blame us as
we have given you plenty of time
and notice, in fact did everything
we could do to get you to pay uD
and now we have no other recourse.
We even offered you a 81 90 die
tionary for the small sum of 19c
extra IS an inducemenr to get YOU
to pay up when these dictionaries
cost us Csc wholesale. If YOU still
want to save embarrassment, call
at this office and settle at once and
we will Immediately take the matter
up with our collector and have him
to stop proceedings. II is very ur-
pleasant to us to be forced to collect
by law which is very plain on the
matter, and we trust you will view
the matter IN the same light that
we do.
YOU CANNOT STOP YOUR
PAPER OWING FOR SAME with
out being thoroughly liable for the !
amount, please bear this in mind, !
and besides you know it is not right
to order a paper stopped when you
are owing, no more tiIan to try and
skip your grocery bill. The only
way to do when ordering your paper
stopped is to remit the amount YOU
are due to date and which you must
DO. See law in-regard to same pub
llshed elsewhere These remarks
are intended only to those who owe
US nearly two years and more and
nave shown no inclination to pay.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
DO YOU WANT
A SCHOLARSHIP ?

De. review offers a scholarship
costing 5000 to any one who will
Sc cure S1OO. worth NEW subscrib-
iefs % ihe Review between now and
september lst. just as many schol-
|afshlps will be given as there are
people winning same. If perchance
you do not get 100 new subscribers
we Will pay you Is per cent. on All
you oo get. so you see this is abso-
.lateiy 4 fair proposition, where Won
lean + lose but will get full value for
your work. There are hundreds of
I, people. on the rural routes, in High
Folif and nearby towns that Won
can get 4 five year supscription
counts as i've ones, a.four, three. or
TWO In the same proportion. This
scholarship is right here in H:oh
I.olhl, TOO, at the well known Ed.
wards J. .aA Business College and YOU
uoh I nave to 90 to the expense Of
eolng away to tab e the course.
hls pr position should appeal to ,
my one interested. We pay $4,000
Q get $4,000, SO you see we only Fl
g. one-half the subscription prica1
'ut or. the paper under this offer
yhich y. IS an advertising feature for ,
The Review. !
Write, call or phone and get busy {
n the proposition You should get
1ooO0Worth OF subscriptions within {
wo weeks, easy. You can do it if}t
GU make up your mind. 1t costs a
ou absolutely nothing and you T
ant lose. !
On all OLD subscriptions you b
oilect we will allow you one-half of y
Dove offer. viz, $500 IN old sub. "
,fipfIons ethose now taking the pa "
eD will be the Same as one NEW
description or $1.OO. Of course il
III pay to get new subscriptions but a.
you happen to run across an old nj
l3scfIber get his renewal, it helps. i i
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
TOO BIG WORDS
FOR THE DARKEY

An old colored woman suddenly
raised up from the wash tub at one
of High Points prominent homes the
other morningand exclaimed: "Missus
how is the Mex-can war;? The
lady of the house replied: "Auntie
there has been cessation. of hosti-
tiles awaiting developments of the
peace conference. The old negro
rolled her eyes around and said:
You haven't told me anything yet"
and proceeded to rub the dirt out of
a Mexican blouse! STE couldn't
take in the meaning of such Ian
guage.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

Mrs. James Pou, who has just beer
operated upon for growth on RI,
neck, at the High Point hospital !,
improving. She had suffered will
the trouble for 20 years.
The orphans of the Odd Fellows
home sgave a delightful concert
Tuesday night to a large audience
at thssFirst Reformed church.
High Point Merchants Association
was represented at Durham the 17th
by the following gentlemen as dele
gates: J. d Mann, v. w. Idol, Lewis
Harriss and n. A. Mofitt.
Miss Anette Myers and T. p
Messick both of High Point, were
married Monday in Durham. They
will reside in this city, where Mr..
Messick is employed at the High
Point Buggy company.
The Philatheas of the M. P. church
will give lawn party at the South
Main street graded school Thursday
night.
James A. Keiger, who has studied
medicine at the University of Vir-
ginia, the past year, is stopping for
a few days with his brother, C. Ell
Keiger. Mr.. Keiger was the princi,
pal for three years one time here in
the High Point graded schools.
The officers of Ashboro and Ran
dolph county called early Friday
morning, for the city bloodhounds. I
to track a convict who had escaped
that morning from the state squad,
engaged in road building near Ash.
bOro.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
SlGNOR CALEFATY VICTOR


SlGNOR CALEFATY VICTOR.
lhe most " wonderful part of the
famous Victor and his band is Slgnor
Ialetaty Victor himself. There is
no Italian band leader in America
VINO. IS quite the. peer of Signor Vic
TOR. For ten~years he has been rec
oenlzed as without a dangerous nval
Under his leadership band takes
on new vitality. The swing of his
0aton seems to install into the music
a new meaning, new enthusia SIN
His band is twenty-five of the best
ita'lan musicians. They play the
pest music in the best way. Asthe
west chester Local News said,
Their grand, concerts were alone
worth the price of a season ticket -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
THE ARTIC ICE & FUEL Co

lMs new company which took
over the High Point Ice & Fuel>Co,
IS now being managed by Mr.. Joe E.
Lee young man who has been
making good and no doubt will prove
valuable man for this company,
which has an up-to-date ice and bot.
tllng plant. Pure crystal ice is served
lts patrons during the day and full
weight is the motto. The company
Is destined to do even bigger things
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
w, O. w. ENTERTAINMENT.

The members of Piedmont Camp
No. o2 will give a public entertain
ment in the hall this evening at 8
O'Clock. Ten minutes speeches will
be made by Hon. F. N. Tate, Rev.
John r. Miller, H. c.. Byrum and
DR.. }. 7. Burrus. Music and re-
treshmen,s will be served. Sover-
elgns bring your wives and invite
two that will make good choppers
and bring with you.
R. T. CHAPPELL, Clerk.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

Invitations have been received by
friends here, announcing the follow
ing: Mrs. Dora E. Richardson, will
give in marriage, her daughter,
Amanda, to Mr. Clarence Benjamin
Mattocks, on the evening of Wed.
nesday, the twenty foutth of June.
1914, at 8 8o'clock; Springfield church,
High Point, North Carolina.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College

Maintained by the State for the
Women Of North Carolina. Five re-
g'liar Courses leading to degrees.
Special Courses for teachers. Free
tuition to those who agree to become
teachers in the State. Fall Session
begins September 10th, 1914. For
catalogue and other, information,
address
julius I. Foust. Pres, Greensboro, N. c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
LOW ROUND TRIP Rk1ES ON
SOUTHERN

On account fourth OF July holiday
Southern railway will sell round trip
tickets to and from all points at
greatly reduced fares. Dates of sale
July End, 3ro, and 4th, with final
limit July Eth, 1914.
For further information apply near
est agent.
R. K. DEBUTTs, D. P. A.
Charlotte, N. c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

Two Fine Lots for Sale::-I offer
for sale two fine lots, so x $50 in
Carrick Grove. These lots are on
the knoll, facing High Point, four
blocks ne arer the city than Roland
Park, yet l will sell for half the
price you can buy such lots in Ro-
land Park. If you want a bargain,
come quick. Apply at this office or
Box 333, city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

High Point postoffice is now a first
class office. The receipts of $40
600 required to put it in the first
class ran considerably above this
mark.
| Geo. H. Royster, Superintendent
for the states of North and. South
Carolina of the Insurance Depart
ment of the Knights of Pythias
spent Tuesday in the city on bust.
ness. ss<sz55s.
Sunday was flag day all over the
United States and was pretty gener.
ally observed.
Joe Hoffman was one of the sue
cessful applicants before the Board
of Pharmacy last week.
DR.. w. S. Bainbridge, of New
York, performed several important
operations at the High Point hospital
Monday. A large number of doc
tors here and outside the city were
in attendance. Cancers, tumors.
appendicitis and goitre came before
the knife of this celebrated doctor.
1t looks like all the ticket coIlec-
tors are going to be taken off the
Southern trains and the old policy of
letting the conductors pull the tickets
and run the trains will prevail.
The degree team OF Guilford Tent
NO. rs, Knights of the Maccabees.
visited Charlotte last week to put
on the degree work to the delight of
those present. State Deputy O'Neil
Of Greensboro is here in the interest
Of the order and will remain until
July 1st. The local tent is moving
up rapidly.
Or. Dred Peacock is acting Re-
corder during the leave of absence of
Judge Eomonds. II
Now is the time to swat the flv
A hundred flies electrocuted now is
he same as ten thousand a month
alter. DO your duty by the peskv
ly and your town.
Horace Hayworth and brother are
it home from Whittier College, Cal
fornia. They will return in Sep
ember. Horace is thinking of en- ]
erlng Leland Stanford Univ ersitv
vhen he returns. Whittier College
owned by the denomination of |
friends. II
Judge and Mrs. w. R. Edmonds
re in Mt. Airy spending their vaca-
on.
Get ready for Chautauqua week
eginning June 29th.
A few months ago the Southern
xpress Company announced re.I
lction on its rates, following the |
arcel post innovation. But behold II
e mighty combine now when il H
US you must pay higher rate
an before to ship stuff through
EN- in this State. We are now
lyine Gle for a package shipped
this state where up to a month
Q the very identical package
light and all only cost 49c. Biol
ference. you see! The people
ould turn everything they could
rough the parcel post, even if it'll
SITS a few cents more, to learn this
artless corporation a thing or two.
will also pay every one to keen II
J with the rates and see that thew
e not oyercharged on shipments.
will open your eyes, perhaps.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
THE GREAT COMNONER
HERE.
secretary Of State Vim. J. Bryan viii
Be in High Point July 4th, with the
Chantauqua. &

A big drawing card for H;dh
Point July 4th, in connection with
the Chautauqua, is Hon. William
Jennings Bryan. idolized by count.
less thousands, and who now so adj.
mlrably occupies the office of Secre-
tary OF State of these United States
A record breaking crowd is expected
from the country, towns and villages
Tor miles around to spend the Sjo.
rlous Fourth in this progressive citv
and also to look upon the ereat
friend OF the people, man whose
very heart is attuned to humanitv
and Its need and who has put forth
more effort with greater results for
the common good of all than anv
other man living today. A man
whose sincere utterance Thou shalt
not cruelty mankind upon a cross
d gold, or bear down the brow of
me laborer with a crown of thorns'
placed before him the nomination
or the first time on down to the
present, although he has thrice met
iefeat; is still bigger and erander
q every way in the estimation of
ne great mass of people, through
ut this country. Such is the man
whose personality and force of genius
'lll hold and sway the multitude
'ho will journey to High Point july
tn to hear him. The railroads will
ln excursions and a good chance
I'LL be afforded to ali who NAV
ant to come.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

Rev. S. H. Hillia.d, a former citi
zen, but now of Asheville, is visiting
friends in this city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
A TRAGEDY

10 see one big, robust man with
folded arms watching two negroes
work, and the boss getting more
than both negroes.