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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
The Bronx.


BATHGATE Av " s. 7q9 fremont Az losxl3t
all. Church Of 81 Joseph. Of fremont, 20 W H4u
Der. bloomfield. y j. % years from Feb !. lsl5
aftys. BroOker & :. 1905 81 Rv. taxes and $500
PROSPECT AY $50. store. etc: BerkOwitz 70 A
Sciln. $50 Prospect av. US and mos from
81 l4O 70 1850
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New Jersey Site for Plant.

he fr,f--n.o-d High Speed steel COMPANY
= Mlrhzftau manufacturers o. tool steel; oOusn.
,'oN Ceofgs " SICKLE nine acres Al ftanhIlh' aai
bcrkavty a. for the erection ot isfse &C.
rrs h IL errt.-tsf that the plant vii he com
tsed ty April and IL wiu ave employment ]"
,s'e-ai hundred men.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

SUPREME cOURT-GOFF. J.
General synod Of the Reformed Church Tower-W
IsuemOre.
tOfny ful,e--A y Giegnrich
FrueaufI Moore c Thompson.
By HENpRICK J.
Eleo storage Battery Co/Mas0n- Seman TT Co
w IL Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

Tiford Of Winchester. Va. s'iys. suil'aR, ,6 g
G. ~ Wall % "a ,,., 1900. 20 80.
SANE PROPERTY; May - 1908; same 70 s.t.llcsc
2otsT ST. % s. 20 Perry az runs ~
ri it W IS lOI 9s9 o. beginning, sep ~,
1905. " & and Mar l. Bergen 70 soc
sttys. Amend * A. 10 Nassau So No''O'
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The Bronx.

FOX ST. e. s20T westehestsr AZ. lol sI22e.s
H-r.lrk Hudson Co AT Fanny fsudonin 81 a.
lf0fe,.. osflf- n mtg. atfys. Ferris stOrck
led ST ID = $50 y T. Ton Az. 20 -Ila0 q Wild
Il al as ezr ~ bsiesuA e. al lf0feclosure q
Lon 20 nap of Van Nest Fra 2lth Ward Ella A
Butler q a.. - eItrI. sstFN Scully e. a. fose-
closure v nisl AttJ. L9Fuef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Dwelling Houses Rented.

pqUrD L Flim1n & CO. and \. Brigham Hau
william D Bio1dgood leased lzi East !. IN ~.
sss SOD American basement furnished Iot w
1850 ics MB James Cunningham. 70 Lo"~u
" c Arnold ,,o
lou, scifsg has lessed the dwelling house zoS
"a, .i,h g. % Joseph A. Ferris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
BRONX COUNTY.
Ennn aana

BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Special Term-BRADY. J.
Motions and e1 psrt8 matters
MOTIONS
Farley Vomdran Pine Meredith
Same III l0riO Re Shelby
Same same
Special Term for Trlals-BRADY. J.
No day calendar
Trial Term-BRADY j
Damell0 IStramell0 Cayaie/ same
McNulty/ Inch ReuharitI Bottenus
kurak NCMIltnSnare&T NeiusieiuI NlRys
kramer/City ~ y De Forest /Ailen&Arnik
Merbun DaisyHOsleyM Auto Renting Co
Weisler/NYRysC0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
svRRocArr's cousr-sAwYER. s

sURROGATE's c0URr-SAwTER 3
40 White Plains
WIS FOR PROBATE.
Borden Hartman
REAL ESTATE PROCEEDING
Emily T Fitzpatrick
MOTIONS.
James J. K@n0'1s Michael Foodg
PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION.
Frederic Drrsuau
PETITION TO COMPEL PAYMENT.
Augustus Slater
ACCOUNTING.
Catharins D0r0hue
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING
Marcellin Noutes
EXECUTORS ACCOUNTING
John ID Helms
TRANSFER TAX.
Miles A Seed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY z
Manhattan.

Otrms under s. 900 ofuiitei
SAITH ST IL " % a u ~ store and lots Lomis
estate 10 " afth 81 Gamer. seymour a schols-
Wall, Grand Central Ternila Architects; cost.
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY T.
Manhattan.

DIST ST. 50 ": Esperanto Mtg Go az II Ross
~ 81 lfor-ciosure Of mtg atty. W NeWhouse.
18TH ST e60 W Cts Real Estate Co al 4 iEs
Wray q al foreclosure q migl attys. II swain.
BEDFORD ST. 20 q Morton st -0Iso;
Bs'l al W II Bel q Al lpartiuoll ats. w
80. grr.
BWAY. i544: Typhcon Fan Go AZ Giantzberz
tartioa 10 declare trustl ai;y. NJ D'AgrOsA
5gTH ST q W n Ford AT ssh - Real Estate
90 q al (amenfed foreclosure q mtsl atty. N II
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III eRal Estate
JMdrket
Investor Buys Ron of
Dwellings, in 1O3d St.

70 J. Fee. also three lC,s Al the southwest corner
o. Avenue ID and 10th ST., College Point. for ).
Rooney 20 NJ WALL
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COUNTY COURT
Trial Of Eauiy Causes-HrMPHHEY. III a n.
MuhlenfeldI kablsh EicAAofl Si01e0
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RECEIVERS Appointed.

Supreme Court-GOFF ].
Gas VI Iulharit Sadie Lewis r Cumin.
ThOs L DerineI Walter Molton-C : Campbell
By LEHMAN. !
Harry S'ysonAforris Reiss-M stein.
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cnuNrY CnIIPr.
sURR0GATE's COURT s-sCHUIz. 8

Special Term-GIBBS. ].
Motions and eI parfe matters
Trial Term-GIBBS. j.
No dav calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

l7sD ST. ioa and al ". stols AIT Simpler
Improvement Corp. owner and contractor. slijA
LAND bounded on tho by Corsa Lane on by
Guuth-r aV on n by Crawford AZ. on by La
couia Av y: Teresa Rzzetta at Laconia
Land Corp. owner; Twiname. contractor;
IslsT ST. Il and "a W. W Peters at II Roth.
hrch. owner and contractor tfenegAl; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

MscNamse Paddock Have. U'nls Motor Tr1ok
MacNamee Paddock Hayes1 lir Motor Truck
MnrNara Paddock HAYES uiT Motor Truck
HcNe| NYNuNHHHRCo Hhye.Trlr Motor Truck
lmIndl ght Nfflcs Srarsiao Co
NesamaruIM euneh LnkEl1lc Beck
Hose NfWesfS uosf0rHy
Highest reached. 5si
Special Tsrm-KrOgH J
Wood |TeGrauze NTNfISHHR IvuPtChstr
IfFi. bfIfrh fnhFnIA nrr1 HomesNIC
Reutin znrI BenfinFer JaIk1r same
DELANEY Beilue Su-irgsfre' Frey
Gaun PeoSUBs 0fYonkers Jones rr1Tu. Inc
Oussaul Ousslul Keseysmith& Co Dougias
Beluer/Gager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

gfST ST. IS l4i Az A. Tor a az storage.
EGrfO0 s. " Cunningham. 1876 lst a. owner;
J B0yiand F0rdham Road and Webster AZ.
srcLltrct. clst. $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
QUEENS COUNTY.
sllpREME cnuRI.

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial HOUSEHOLDER. J.
Calendar tn Part ! 40 10 a. N.
I. IA -,oue,ted that the name " trial counsel 30
flet Wlth the clerk IN Fart l.
N..,srfion Of ne Bar q called 70 Rules 8. snd
q calendar Rules. queens county
Wel.stead isallon niI.-giI y u
DlaeeuI fralklin's, Inc - s-AI SUM
Bot karchei ah0 NCbylss!,. suns e.
Blaesi karchef & sao Elh t-dHtAiN atHAtiy
Timm0usf3d Aye ~ scLen. as a4Mr "etter 81
HofackerIl T NhQueatll
me following causes II marked ready. VIII Do
passed for the day. NO cause "l4 70 SCI lof .
day 90 this call
- (--r,.in 10 Eyan/LIRItCO
Riechers as sdmr| Thomas Lhtnuufs|t y ano
n .5--io In iafIKarfou Hing NY&QCoKy
N''r-sv IIREC8 NfteINY&QC0Ry
Csrr,iI Al mn NY&QCRy Highest reached $50.
soeclal Term for Trials-kELBY. J.
Calendar ln Special Term Room a. 10 a. m
No day calendar. Highest Is CAB
DECISIONS.
SUPREME cOURT-GARRETSOS J.
KgxaIsl SoA1l0Wsd order signed.
By SCUDDER J.
FARLEY Wagner and another. Fndings signed
r. Botjer order signed.
- CLARK. J.
Cueers villa Construction Co Shields. Decision
and order signed.
COUNTY COURT
Trial Of Eaul,y Causes-HI MFHHEY. il a n
Muhlenfedl k4b.ish Eichhorl MC1eD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
AUCTION SALES.

SAMUEL yORZnmR. AUCuoNEER' ,sis INA
dsy. JANUARY :. 1913 % 80 a m ~ order
q Glm0ci B.os. 1875 Bnaissy Pano Denar
mert ! Cociuan Piano W 1879. iu default a
plymsf,i by Me- ircae " iamAn
BY VIRTUE q a chs'fe isg,,sase Rsrnsiein
Aucfloncer. sells Jan. Nih pl5. AZ 10 1f a NJ
at ilH Srf'ns St. Nanhatiln G1v|n. mEchllf3 &C..
~ order =. Attorney Tor Mogts-sse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
Long Island Parcels Sold.

winia,s ~ Murray has sold two family house.
= plot SoIloo on ne south side Of Railroad AZ.
esfen1 Lons ldand 200 feet west OF Myrtle N.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
sURROGAIEs c0URT-KETCHAM. s.
No day calendar.

COUNTY COURT.
Part iy-FAWCETT. 10 a N.
CIVIL CALENDAR
Actions triabe by the court without jury.
seaHearhIW/ Rosenberg Miller Miller Bldg Co
T4gtsl Baar GOWanus " col SOmm,r
peferfpan JHellworfh Fe.lm an Antony
Kearriey /Burrough, Me.eI BOnagufe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

KELLY ST o97 10 1905 =. 55.1l n Wes'cheseI
Az l5Qxl00. three o sty tnmts. North American
Wall Paper Co at Jackson Construction Co e. a.
6 Abramsou. atty; n y Vessel, rei due
S. lSs % taxes. etc. SECS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

81 ISf lid NEVIif4NINo LIL-No'
JANUARY Z.
Manhattan
GRANfERCY PARK Il. y Rosen q Co az "
Gerard e. a. June 20. 1919; SOL 90
BEOADWAY e633. A Hopper. Inc. aSt W = ID
Stokes q Al. Dec 81. 1914; $3.50 70
esTH ST 80 and Al W. HDchhcrn, Schoeuberger
4 Kneger AT ROckbridse Really Co. Inc. e. a /:
MAY l.. 1914. 1900
The Bronx.
WTsTCHESTER Az. cor o. PARK q. 62r5s.
M IIeil AZ Ellz4beth Wright e. a. Dec 2. 1914.
$40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
sALEsROOM OFFERINGS TO-DAY.
Parcels to be sold in the Real Estate
Exchange, IA Nesey St, to-day follow:

- -. 80 BY joseph T. Day. ,-,, 49,
18TH ST. TIC J.. 8. l25 Irving pl 25Ne2. ~
dvlg : Dow at J NJ Motley q a.: l. x Conk-
In. atty: II Rogan. ref: due $3l .Sa4 Is. taxes.
etc. S-f2
CHERRY ST 444 6 N Jackson e. c-1lo0.
sly franc tamt and 8 fiy hrk rear nm,, WaAach
GO al Johanna Griffin et a.. Wcymanu. atty;
! Cohen ref due. s.. ii6 u; taxes. etc. >t5l IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme COurt-BKADY, ].
Sammis 'ilammOud--J T. lleluessy
Wolf Greeuucrg-J j Hyucs
Ester| H0nig-A y Giegcrich
HickON Bruwue-F y Kelly
judo Heimstadt--F y Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08

ll5TH ST. 100 W: Ostermann sst Lena Hen.
f-fel owner and contractor. si2i 30
BOTH ST a. "a ". Manhattan Sand Go, lac.
az. I Hopper Inc. owner. Empire Plss,ering
90 Inc contractor. $751; 90
eOTH ST % and II W. Treu & schaefer. Inc.
at 90 " Goth ST. lnc. owner. W Jennings;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.
'avaIlo Emmet WiiisIenI Mc.sBrosCo
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Appellate Division -INGEAUA5l. +. J.; MLAUGH-
LIN. LAJGuiiN. SCOTT AID DONL.NG. j.
Court opens at lO a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
REFEREES APPOINTED.

ID my THTI--IIT-
Trial Term-SCHULZ. S.
No DAY calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-08
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

W y -
Ii-MORSCHAusER. J.
! a m.
Bnttou Mason 4 Hanger
MuEzula Monaco
Clara Palmer
Hyde Carey
SallsfNYNostA Bosi0nRJ
Fl0rsnxe Kiuehsrt a ID
Abrams DALE idgCo
az either he marked ready
sr day
B0rIp Won k0keritx
H0seils TWiggef
Mckeuna VI kenna
DomafoIrhe Carey co
Mccormick CentPk1aIi
Tohiu NoukeuELAPCo
schipgcui 'NYNH&ilKRR
~ hippenifNiNH6HkKR
Tsmmauy HuckhOui
SchosufeId Cantou
Samue's MAY
Hayes uniS Motor Truck
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
The Associated Charities

For the purpose of hearing a re-
port from the Associated Charities
for the past year and for making
plans for the coming year as to be
the best methods to pursue in car
ing for the poor of High Point for
the coming year a general mass
meeting of the citizens of High Point
was held Sunday night at the school
auditorium. All the churches of
the city closed their doors Sunday
night and the CONGREGATIONS met at
the auditorium.
DR.. Dred Peacack. president of the
Associated Charities, presided at the
meeting aud an excellent program
had been arranged. Reports from
the treasurer, Rev. L. A. PeeleI and
secretary, Rev. j. NJ Hilliard, were
heard and officers selected for the
ensuing year. The address of the
evening was made by DR.. Sylvester
lNeWlin, of the Friends church.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02

Oar Thanksgiving Day

The editor and family with Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Kirkman spent a de-
lightful Thanksgiving at the home
of Grandpa and Grandma David
Welborn. The male members of the
party spent the day hunting and
seeking the possum at night while
the ladies had a pleasant time
around the fire. A very fine dinner
was served such as these hospitable
people are famous for and was great
ly enjoyed by all of the seventeen
present, including the wife and child
of Rev. Mr.. Shelton. The night was
spent and after an hours hunt the
next morning with two more rabbits
added to the number we resumed
Our journey back home, all agreeing
that they never spent a week thor
oughly enjoyable day.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
News from High Point R. |

A A Gordon and wife spent Thanks
giving with their son, Mr. Wilton Cor
don.
Misses Halice WeIch and UNI Kirkman
were visitors at Mr. w z Gordon'S last
Sunday.
Zeblon Luck and family visited his
father Mr. Frank Luck of Randolph
county last Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
MrC G Cnller is paralyzed and is very
low, sorry to note.
Messers Bob and Jim Cutler were
callers at Mr. w E Kirkman Sunday.
Miss Valley Gordon, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs ] M Gordon, was united in
marriage to Mr. Smith OF Randolph
county Saturday Nov 18th. Quite sur
prise to the neighborhood. Miss Cor
don is we'll known young lady with
many friends who wish her much hap
pinesS.
q Mat Gordon and family, ] A Cutler
add family, Nr Charles Burns, Mrs Ca
vim Hughes and baby Ruth spent Thanks
giving with Mr. and Mrs w E KirkmaA.
After partaking of a good dinner they
spent a very enjoyable evening The
men visited the convict camp while the
ladies were entertained at home
Mr. and Mrs ] G Elliott spent last Snn-
day with friends in Davidson coun:y
Mr. and Mrs James Lowe and little
daughter, Ruth spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs FV Welch.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Geologist Students Study
high Rock Upheaval

An advanced class in geology from
the University Of North Carolina
headed 10y Prof. Collier Cobb, has
been for the past several days max
ing a minute study of the geological
conditions of the soil at High Rock
1t will be remembered that some
months ago there was some kind It
an eruption or disturbance of the
earths surface at High Rock that to
date has never been satisfactorily
explained.
Twice year, on Easter and
Thanksgiving, Professor Cobb takes
his advanced class in geology for a
junket and inspection tour, making
personal observations Of the soil in
different portions of the state. Hav-
ing heard of the disturbance at High
Rock, Professor Cobb decided to
study the soil there.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Pepsi=Cola, the Health Drink


This delightful beverage, compos-
ed of true fruit juices. is the product
of North Carolina, the main office
being at New Bern with branches
all over the State and South and
the plant is doing thriving business
in Pepsi the health drink
which never fails to satisfy with no
bad after effects. 1t is also a fine
aid to indigestion and is recommend
ed to those with weak stomachs, act
ing as a mild tonic to the tired nerves
or the exhausted condition after a
hard days grind. Be sure you
drink Pepsi-Cola. See ad else
where. tt
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Books Alright===A Mystery

Mystery surrounds the suicide of
Express Agent S. B. Marsh in
Thomasville last week and the prac-
teal solution given is ill health
which unbalanced his mind, 1t is
learned that Mr.. Marsh voluntarily
told the auditor who had come on
his usual rounds that he would
probably check up $50 or $50 short
but afterwards the auditor found
his books in perfect shape so his ex'
piodes the theory of shortage. If
there had been a shortage plenty of
friends would have made it good.
Mr.. Marsh was, evidently laboring
under halIunication from nervous
affection.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
People It will Pay You t(
PatrOnize

Staley, the jeweler tells you OF
useful and appropriate Christmas
presents in space today.
Read what Woods has to say IN
ad today.
Aliens is going after your business
in a straightforward way. See ao.
The Artic Ice and Coal Co. is ad-
vertising today the we'll known
drink Coca Cola which is bottled IN
their own sanitary plant and dehvec'
ed to its patrons tn the pink OF con-
dition with all the vim and brace
up" effect found in the sparkling
contents of a glass or bottle OF Coca
Cola. Manager Lee is proud OF the
record made on the sales OF the
drink here and is planning 10 do even
more in the future.
Solomon Robinowitz has space
with us today. See ad.
The Fair is advertising coats In
ad today.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Six Months for S. Pint
WhiSkeY

Chas. Allen White was found
guilty of retailing before Judge Dal-
ton Tuesday and sentenced to six
months on the road for selling a
pint of mean likker at $780," his
patron being jim Myers who thru
mistake gave Allen SIS spot for a
lonesome one. Allen is a bad
character and has been indicted
several times before it is learned.
He appealed to Superior court.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
For Prohibition

The W. C. T. u. is requesting all
ministers of the city to offer special
prayer in the churches Sunday Dec.
S for Divine guidance of the 64th
Congress, which meets the next tday,
upon the resolution for National
prohibition. There are many new
members ia Congress and a few in
the Senate who: lean towards the
liquor element. The fight has to be
renewed as if no amendments had
ever been presented.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
A CHRISTMAS TREE FOR
THE POOR

The Review will undertake the
plan of having a Christmas tree fol
the poor of the city and will enlist
the cooperation of individuals, Sc
cret orders, business houses and all
others kindly disposed to such a
charitable cause. In other. words it
will be community Christmas tree
Just like many other towns in the
SouthIhave had and will be erected
public place. Contributions are
invited in money and any article
suitable for the occasion. Let us
hear from you just what you will
give. Names of all donors will be
published. 1t will be a great thing
for this city and every contributor
will be proud of his support when
the event is pulled off. Don't be
backward, let us hear from you, it
will encourage others to give also
and will give the movement an early
start which will make it the more
easily accompanied.
The Review has been asked by
citizens to start the movement and
we take it that many are interested
and will be glad to cooperate.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Trying to Sell Too Cheap!

Frank Burns, claiming PhlladeI.
phia as his home was arrested here
last week for trying to dispose OF
pawn tickets for mere sum and
which the officers believe is fraud
and against the city statutes. The
tickets were offered Messers Jim
Clements, D. w. Welborn, Joe Le-
vine, Marshall Thacker and others
as low as 81 90 on a $50. dia-
mond ring. Burns was given his
liberty as nothing could be found to
hold him on
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02

mond, Norfolk, Roanoke and Ports
mouth. There are three papers
eminating from Hopewell. two dailies
and one semi-weekly. 1t is the iu-
tention to print these papers at
Hopewell, but up to the present this
work has been done at Richmond.
AS soon as arrangements can be
made for power every thing will be
printed at Hopewell. They are lively
up to the date publications, well edit
ed and contain wholesome reading
matter, and will compare favorably
with any other newspaper witt. its
opportunities for expansion. They
are building trolley line from
Petersburg, to Hopewell' and are
working on it now, but it would only
be a guess to say just when it will
be ready, OH account of the numer-
Gus excavations and filling there is
to be done. But they will make it
If Hopewell will develop out and
grow into an independent city with
its OVID municipal government, with
railroad facilities to make it easy Of
access, and good freight and pas
senger facilities, it will be good
live city with lots of pluck and
energy, and Hopewell will be able to
hold it's own against odds.
CONTINUED next week.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Another Term of Court Convenes Mex
Monday.


The December civil term of Guilford
Superior court will convene next Mon
day and is scheduled to continue through
the week. The calendar has SO cases on
it, number of them being suits of long
standing. It is not to be expected that
more than a few of the cases will be
tried, though it is probable that quite a
number of them will be disposed of by
non-suit and otherwise.
The civil term will be followed by a
two weeks criminal term, and the indi-
cations are that there will be enough
work to keep the court busy during the
entire term. There are over 80 prison
ers awaiting trial and more than twice
that number of defendants out under
bond, to say nothing of the cases that
will be sent up by the city courts OF
Greensboro and High Point and the mag
istrate of the county during the next two
weeks.
Judge FL. M. Justice will preside over
both terms of court.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Mrs. Conrad Dead

Died at her home on South Main
street Wednesday night Mrs. &c :.
C. Conrad, after an illness of SOFT E.
time, paralysis being the immediate
cause of her death. She is survived
by husband and four children. The
funeral services were conducted from
Rich Fork church Friday by Rev. P.
D. Brown of the Lutheran church of
which the deceased was consistent
member.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Biz Drive for Broadway

Manager Wagner of the Broadway
has closed a contract with Mr.. +. w.
Waterman of Greensboro, an expert
piano player, to furnish music tor
all shows, commencing Thursday
with the great historical picture
Damon and Pythias. Music adapt.
ed to each picture will be played
and of course will add greatly to the
interest of the pictures. The Broad
way is second 10 none as an up-to-
date picture theatre.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Foot Ball Games

Guilford College put it on the
High Point eleven on the gridiron
here Thursday, the score being 81
too. The Quakers we're too heavy
and also too fast for the Manufac-
turers.
Virginia defeated North Carolina
Gas usuaD in the game at Richmond
Thanksgiving, the score however not
being quite so large this year, IA
to 0.
Washington and Lee of Virginia
defeated the A & M College of North
Carolina Thursday at Norfolk by
score of 48 to Is.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
High Pointer in British
Hospital

Wallace Weldon. a High Point
bny who has seen much of the world
is now convalescing from a severe
attack of pneumonia in hospital
at Plymouth, England. j. Elwood
Cox received cablegram to this
effect at the earnest solicitation OF
Weedon's mother. 1t is the old
story of a mothers love. land nor
water proving a barrier to hearing
from her boy
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
Death of Young Man

The Review regrets to chronicle
the death of John Munyan who died
at the home of his parents here
Wednesday night. He was superin-
tendent of the Southern Veneer and
Panel Co., and a young man of
much promise. The Elk's of which
he was member attended the fun
erol in a body Saturday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-12-02
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Summary Of the News in this Weeks
Issue Of the Review.

Account of trip to ,Hopewell by
our special correspondent.
Blind tigers raided. i
Community Christmas tree.
Signs point to biggest Christmas
trade in the history of the county. :,
Bad wreck on Southern.
Campaign enters new phase in
East.
Grand jury returns indictment
against trainmen.
Chicago completes guarantee fund.
All the latest war news
State teachers enjoy big session
Continue Moonlight schools.