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The Washington times., 1917-09-16
SCHOOL FOOTBALL
SERIES WILL Be
STARTEDOCT. 19

Business and Western are slatsd
to open the annual high school foot
ball championship series this year
on the gridiron in the Central stad-
ium on October 1s. By peculiar
ity Of reckoning the Stenographsrs
WIN also close the high school dates.
meeting Tech on November 20.
Last years titleholders from Cen-
trail will meet Eastern IN the second
game Of the series on October q.
Tech will have the opportunity Of
getting into action after looking 1t
the others and will meet Western
October 26.
All the high school schedules are an
tomatcally drawn. the faculty advisers
having hit upon the scheme some
twelve years ago. The draw fayors q
team only on that II may open or close
the reason with the team known to Be
weakest In the league.
Schedule Of Games.
The dates given out By the high school
rAoulty advisers are a. follows:
October n-Business W. Western.
October S-CentrAl W. Eastern.
october S-Technical Va Western.
October o-Business W. Eastern
November 2-Technieal vs.. Central
November CWestsrn Va, Eastern.
November s-Business .. Central
November B-EaStern vs.. Technical.
November l6-central Va. Western.
November 2o-Business 5. Technical.
All games are played Tuesdays ana
Fridays. The Tech-csntral battle, Een-
orally the feature contest OF the year,
y the. last game In the iirse half Of
the series.
Have Been PRaetIeInR.
High school teams have been on the
field anywhere from two to six days
during the past week. While II u too
early TO form any idea Of the strength
of the various eleVens, IL Is known
that all will suffer the loss OF from
nve to eleven crack players.
There Is known to be sons arst-
class material In the schools at pres
ent. Whether the late start win han
dicAp the teams will not be known
until the middle OF the week, when
the schools will be in full swing and
coaches have . chance to look oVar
the lads coming out.
The Washington times., 1917-09-16

at the pace that won for them the
Johnsonian banner. This is a condI-
tion that cannot but prove OF service
to Comiskey's troupe.
The Washington times., 1917-09-16
Yanterann,. Gnmer

Washington. s: Philadelphia, o.
Washington, q; Philadelphia, o.
Boston, 8: New York, ,.
Detroit, 4; Chicago, }.
Chicago, }; Detroit, /.
Cleveland, 5: st. Louis. 4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
L. HUELGA IN ARIZONA
Viene de IL Ia. plana.

r~uhlicadas por una gra parte De Ia
prensa americana. tom&ndoias -esu-
ramenje de los ~periodicos de Fl Pa
so. qle fueron los nrjmeros en- dar-
les cabida.
La huelga. que fu@ decrctHda !es-
Ducs &c IN acuer!o unanimc del eco
mi,a Undo" que preside Mlr. s. \.
Heath. Sc intci6 y ha seguiLo 81 cur
So sin v~iolcncics de ninguna clasc.
y actualmen,e 81 mencionado Comitt
est; en- esrera de la comisi6n esPe-
ciel uue, representando al Presidents
Wilson. salio de Ia capital de los Es-
.ados Un;dos el dia . de Octubrr.
con 81 objeto De servir de m~ediadora
entire patrones Y trabajadorcs. para
vcr de uegar a IN arrcgla.
e prasiaente del Comitt Undo,
saGor Heath, envi6 an mensaje a Sc
baio. Mr.. ". B. Wilson, manifestaH-
dole que los trabajadores confiatAn
er que ia Comision especial arrcgla-
ria todas las dificultades. y que eli
demonstration de 81 bucna voluntad
para cualquier avenimient7. volve-
rian a sus labores el dia To- del mes
en- curse, p~endientes del arreglo que
vcnia 4 buscar la Comisi0n ~represen-
tante del p~residente.
Pero segun parece. los gerentes de
H. Compa6ia no admitieron que los
obreros volvieran al trabaio en- Ia for
Ma en- que pretcndian hacerlo, es de-
cir. en- grupo y con su caracter de
ynionistas. sino que debian solicitar-
10 individualmente Y sujetarse a las
condolences que les impHsicran las
companies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
LEGO A ARIZONA LA COMISION
(Viene do la ga. Pag.)

as.a Derartamento. ADreciamos alta
mertc In actjSui !? .os traOaiadorcs
- este respc to. y. I Wilson,"
FL Secretar:o general de .Agrayios.
p. u. Vargas. dirigio a los gercntes
dc las erD~-S,; mincra,. 4. c. {
Go pheIns Dodgz C3aa. : S,amnUn
& Co Ia sigl.enta COMMUNICATION:
"Cahalleros: Cjmr,jerG3 o las
instruceiones del oMi Ge"eT'" Ut
Agr"'''S' ,''','','' 40
,- so.ao, r,o ~,
ma,;fos,,r,as o,,a rodos los
mnI.,da. 10 osos comna5ias one
o~baraonoron s,s trabaios al decla-
,.,rso - hreIya. estan dispuestos 4
,~.olyar a clos e. dja primero de DC
+,,L,. Adam5s desao mapifestarIes
49,. H.. r.,rosar+sn-as DO los referi-
oh-.ro. b., racihiio nm tclaora-
-, al Socra-,r;o dol Trabaio Mr.
w.t. -. ,,a s,s dosaos son oue ,,,>
.auo.;on.s 50 raar,dan dosda lrooo.
-a-, ia or+,.,,. an orr.oIo dc ras
r- u.u,Io ia l., coo,i
.Lo:oJora. b,,.In,i.to.
~ 10 bahor dodo ortar. COR
49,. osrr+o GO h, ,cor-
,N5 ...-..r ACKNOWLEDGMENT -;
S~ecre'aFIo "e' ii"""J' ""'
nocer 4 ustedes los p~roposltos de
Il Sc hayan animados los traba-
dores,
=. ror las ~c,a,as M g.
raarn5aron los trabsios eI' dia pri-
J.1 ,-,.o,+o res cor,o II ba-
,..,.. L. ob,o~os b,oIcris+,s
~o ,,.,I;.ol. ro, es-os al do,
H A. - .;nn;or+a.
a. .ozor Ne Toor ~,arar+a 10 !,
Dill. n,soo ca a~,+ravist6 a nm
,on,;+s ornuas+o nor cua+ro MEM
bros do IN Local nimero , y declare
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
Ell PAYOROSO PROREEMA.
Eiene de Ia Ia. plana.

prohar are el area total que fue sem
brada el a3o pasado Y cue produjo
ina cosecha insuficiante q todas luces
para las necesidades n~scionales. fut
nucho MAYOR que Ia sembrada este
ano Y que los agricultores no esran
disprestos Z aumentar Ia extension
destinada ala siembra del trigS Gus
Gebera lleyarse q caho du:ante IA
proyima Primavera; este eg1lVaie Z
deer que IL cosecha de este ano de-
jara IN maFgen de eScaSe| maEoS que
Ia del ano pasado y que IA del "no
ent"ante sera aun mas deile'enfe QUE
"a Del actual, IS decir. que II escaseZ
"a creclendo en- vez dc d'Smihu!r '
que a IA pooiacioH &c heN'co "o X
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
. LOS MEXICANOS OLE NIECE
. CTTEN MANDAR DINERO
4 MEXICO

81 listed tiene familia en- MAXlco y
quiere mandarle dinero en- plata i orc
rnexicano. escriba 4 LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE CO. POI North Main
St. Los Angeles. Cal. 0 bien 112i2
West Commerce St., San Antonio,
Tex, V a vuelta de correo lie dare
mos informes sobre Ia mancr segu-
r., garantizada ' barata de mandas
MID So u~ogoeuIIoyut els4 'oIeu!P re
IT'S para tudos los meXicanos- Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
HAY QUE CUIDARSE
LOS 0J0S

Uno de los rmejores remedies pa-e
"a los ojos, es sin duda alguna el CO.
nocido con el nombre de LlMP1AVlS-
IA, V como su nombrCio indica: linn
pia y alivia las enfermedades de Ia
vista.
Unas cuantas aplicaciones confess
te famoso remedio sGan suficientes
para impedir que 81 NAL Naya a mas
Y que Sc yea listed DrecisRio de per-
der Ia "ista 0 esponcrse !. una ope-
racion costosa Y dolorosa. U
Ell precio de este mediaamento es
de UN DOLLAR por frassb.
PueGc listed mandar el > 90 en- gil
70 postal, en- effective. en- Vcarta GER
tificaGa Y q vuclta de correo recibira
listed su remedio.
Dirigir sus pedidGs a:
LiMPIhVISTA CHEMICAL CO.
Dept. 2. San Antonio, Texas.
I'll Dolorosa Stree.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07

81 su vista esta ~empanada Y lie es
dificil distinguir los objetos. 81 lie
arden V le Koran los ojos. 81 ell g!o-
DO del ojo tiene una apariencia en-
~sangrentada. 81 sus parpados presen-
tan una apariencia de granulcclda-
des O estan inflamados y tienen car
rosidad. entonces no hay duda al
guna de que su vista recesita su
atenci6n Immediate.
Es muy peligroso abandonar la
vista cuando Sc e%ncuentra en- este
estalo tan delicado. pues pueden pre-
scntarse complicaciones que afeeten
los n~ervios Gpticos Y entonces cue
dara listed ciego quieA sabe 81 pa
"a toda SUI vida. &
La vista es el senldo mas delica-
do Y mas preciado que poseemos y
hay que porer en- c! toda la aten-
ci6u. mo Sc descuide listed por mas
tempo. iCurese listed hoy, pues 81
10 deia para mas tarde lie costara mu-
cho mas dinero Y sufrira listed mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
DICE QUE DESEA Ia
CERI.O CONSTAR
ANTE IN NO
TARIO Q
Ensayo so trasamieatos die
rentes, sin n;ngunos result
tados. Cana IS libras
de peso, fernando
Tanlac

Isl: senior, ire en- c~UalquIer tempo
ante IN notario : dare pubhco tes-
fir.onio de los marav;llosoS b~eneficioS
oue he recibido del Tanlac," dijo ma
&c unos cuantos diaS. q hacsr una
visira . Ia Drogueria agner. e 81.
E \. Brown. Ut bien conocido agen-
- de a~nuncios que i've en- n casa
Nc. l09 de Ia Gale jefferson Fl
ST.. Brown ha residiGo en- San Anto-
Mo los Gltimos d:ez amos. y no so
la,nente es muy popular en- est& cru-
saG, sino que riene mNchOS amigos
er codo Ell EStado.
Nj salud esruvo arru!nada duran
e los llrimos zeis aHos;-conr!nuo
dic;endo 81 ST. BROWN re sufricc
de differences males todo 81 tempo,
Continuamente estaba con dolor X
cabeza. mis- rinones 10 funcjonaban
bien. eng dolia mucho IA eSpalda y
estaba &c lo mas nervioso. debl :
aniuuilaSo. Esraba tan debi!. que d
wees, difSilmente DOdia sostene7me
' mi esealda ' nj cabeZa pa>ecia
que con sus dolores ban = mat&r-
ne. Tsnia terribies dolores ct los
ccstadoa. = estaba tan ner:;Cso. que
no me era possible -craair ble3 III
salo Iochs, vi cstGm&@o 81 eGccn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
Solo nay revo!ucion en- dos Estados'

Fl rcp6rter manifesto al sc@or Brc-
ceda que personals que acaban de lie
gar de Mexico : aun los period!cos
que halla e. publican. h&blan de qH"
en- d:versas parties del pals operan
impo. tantes grupos rcvolucionarlos.
i este respecto nos dijo que las tro-
pas carrancistas dominaban va por
todos rumbos y unicamcnte sc ercuch
tran en- estado de r~evoluci"n Vera
cruz Y Puebla; el zapatismo ha sido
dominado por complete; del Willis
mo inicamente Queda e recuerdo. Ia
revolution en- el Estado de Michoacan
no reviste l. importancia que u prem
81 eremiga lie ha queridO dar. unoS
cuantos grupos merodean por aQue-
las ~regiones; pero ell gohiermo tienc
fuerzas s~uficientes para someterlos
dentro de muy POGO tempo.
Militarmentc el gobierno constitu-
cionalista csta va consolidate y diff
cilmente 10 podran d~errocar u enc
migos desorganizados. dijo el senior
Breceda muy satisfecho.
Nos habla despues el senior Breceda
de que Sc e]ncuentra a punto de ter
mfnar una obra que esta escribien-
do con gran acopio de documentos-
En- esta obra-nos dijo-hago historic
de Ia revoluci6n constituclona''Sta
desde que esta principle en- 1913 has
Ia mayo de 1917 en- que tomc po-
scci6n de su cargo, como Prcsidente
constitutional, el que fuera Primer
.Jefe de dicho movimiento. Mi hbro.
como dc historic. no Sera a~pasionado,
sino impartial. frio, serene, mfleXl-
bic. Nadie posee los documentos
que obran en- mi poder ) al ser dadoS
= Ia luz causaran verdadera seEsa-
ci6n. Algunos capitulos de mi oora
han sido va publicados en- el perioGi-
CO "Cervantes', que en- Espana pr-
blicar Villaespesa, Benavente y a!gu
nos otros de los mas notables escrlto-
res cspanoles contemporaries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
JARA
Niene de la la. plana.

J. nc "a - piSaAe-
mas~levantiscas. las mas a%blsivas,o
pues saben que euentan con corspleta
impunidad Y aun con el consenttmien
to de su jefe para todas sus trope-
has. Hace Pocos dias, ung destaeamer,
to de las fuerzas de lara, Que Sc
encontraba dando escolta Z Is ha-
cienda de Piedras Negras, a! salir
De ella porque fue relevado Ror otras
fuerzas, Sc fev6 TODD 10 que quiso
de mulas. caballos, vacas y otras
propicdades de la Hacienda. CuanGo
alguien Sc presento a reclamT ell
abuse z lara, este diio que estaba
dispuesto I castigar 4 aQuellos que
lo llevaran "informac!ones faisas'
acerca de sus soldados, ~quedandose,
por 10 tanto burlados los que Than
buscando justicia.
Otra de las haZanas De las tropas
de lara es Ia siguiente: Hace pocos
dias, una parte de sus fuerZas, que
Sc encuenrra de guarnici6n en- las
fab.icas de Santa Rosa, sali6 para
AcultZingo q hacer Un reconOcImien-
to. y al liegar al pueblo del mismo
nOmhrc. Cometi0 en- 81 los mas espan-
tables excesos. con TODD Y que Il po-
blado csti bajo Ia fGrula c~arrancis-
tn. Todas las ticndas fueron saqUca
das. varios vecinos fuS.lados y el
propio Prcsidcntc Municipal, @nrisio-
nado. con e cargo de ser compile"
de- los Zanatistus.
Hay agitacion en- las fabricas.
O,ra de las causas para que los
v~eracruzanos cSten en- coEtmGa 10
cobra. cs Ia labor de agitaciGn que
81 ex-gobernador Gabriel Gavira an
Dc hacienda en- los centres 0breroS.
Guv!ra quedo muy d~esconteNto Por-
que sali0 dcrrotado en- las e~iercionce,
= no ha deiado de haccr campaaa
seGiciosa entre los obreros. dondc
cucnta con muchos partidarios.
TODD 10 anterior agregado a Ia es-
pantosa miseria Que reina IN to@o
cl Estado, vicne q hacer n s.:uaci5n
iamcnyamcnte angrstiosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07
kcTUAIDlDfSE ETRAhlfRaS
(Vfene de Ia 81. Pag.)

edad V III belga que llegaba 4 los
70 amos. 5Que crimen habrian podido
cometer estos pobres viejos contra
Ia Kultura?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07

edad V M belga que llegaba 4 los
! 70 amos. ,Oue crimen habrian pod!do
/ eometer estos pobres viejos contra
Ia KuItura?
- ~ uo1,r,i,3a,
49,. -. deoorrod- m
da-.o. 81 10 e,a-
800 - .C.uo bocarIoo. ~ nj
-. oI-.L,, mn, hiar rig;7aIoS.
-.. 80 r,o,ir,fan+5s eran eSpia-
3,-.,,. o.,+i,aIos c,hriar rodas ms
-sr3,. y.,;o w. n,as ocenrqr 81
-~nh.;o an. - los of.,acia e senior
| Car-Gr soF5 81 . de- septjembre de
a. o.,., II fahrica 5e yidrjo De
! 0,d.nho,rr
po,;4.mar+a rorribio m a}an de
- yor;os carros ra,os de- ho-
Iii, ,..,;,. 8eh;,n sa,. nny;ados en-
D;,.n,,,co A~comoa5alo
-. .or,Do, ,,.os do infer
=. .,.err: on 2,o de e<os "a
,.-os :. 20 ascopfierop iuntos detras
dc t'ez hlieras 0e oo'S''aS "c."
~haotendo vi 'o'n"U"S s"S
- =, s;,r,:,,-a on -
Sc encontEaEia a' IL"
"ritorio A'ie; ?ef'' P'' - H'1'S L''
'"'. aou,.n.:srr,
traidor Sc empen" en- oeH1h''d'!' :
a'Jsado de teatati'a "e e'"S'o" 'U'
se~ntencIa"o q 'Te'nt" ' i" "iaS "s
celia. Este TEMPO 10 P''s' I'll b"
Ion de OiSe"ooutS H'"-"'~.e't"o q
m&!a eStFelta. per" mGE @ec'u'"o &
volver = comenzar en- cuanIo e iS
2resent2ra 7 oportuhload' N"'e>
d. tcrm!aaT de cump.ir su caSt'&o
f"e crasladaGo q II PRISON "e los
tra5ajos forzacos &c Nechta' eh g!
D1cado de o~idennouE&- ina Fsz an
q fUe oest.nado a las 'uFoihSS- q
oaJo QGe 70 ohlISaoa Z eS'"F en- t.
aqua : con ella n2St2 arfloa &c Il"
roa..!@s, ) t."S una -oI'@1" "e IL
bajo verd@deram""te eSp%HloS"' -
J." o1.ga"a q i " ~"eScans"r 4 II"
2-eza en- toade aorm.an v~e."u'H"Ir"
S"2rz"cj-"c. cor aeNl|@ Gel of'e'
-omn0: .~2aco2es. ia.Sari2S, e~'a,2de
r=, meaa.&os S-Iflo crieLm"nte
ION est prom c1'dad. For fortuna
este DOLE su2hc;o moral : t4slro. IL
10 fin a.! cas~ q" aoge Hla>. Pue- G
r5Gi-y ic = r"r.s!-a lIc 10 reco2o-
-i5 oa.a1 -Gr cs-aba &cmasla"o or
fa.n2o r.~l goGerio sonortar Dor MAJ
tempo. E3l"io . ser remitido 4 j"
faorica Sc viGr!o = en- ella. SO le
declare incpyo para q t-aoaio Y So
J. desp.d.5.....Y '. d;~sgust2do, : eo@
n salud Derdida. = emprendio el ca
riro del car,ro Halzuinter.
Lrar6 4 = ell % de noviembre de
Isis = en- q! ocrmaneci6 hasta e.
- lie mavo. Los deporrados beIeas
- encyrtraban ALI IN gran nume-o:
los catequizo Y los invite 4 que nun
ca les Jrabaiar2n 4 los a!em&nes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07

Cuando ~neccsite Ebros en- sspanol
dirijase a Ignacio L. Lozaao.-i1S
San Antonio. Texas"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-07

Cuando necesite libr1s en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio T. Lozano.-lle
Sta, Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
Council Meeting Tuesday
Night.

The city council at its meeting
Tuesday night decided
To look into the matter of pub
lie library to cost the city only $4,000
a year. as presented by the Woman's
Club, through Miss Clara Cox, which
will not raise the taxes at all. The
ladies will no doubt get what they
are after as they and the city de-
serve.
Ordered the city attorney to draw
up proper papers for the improve
ment of a part of Louise avenue.
To investigate the pending suit of
Mrs. c. V. Cummings of 500 dam
ages against the city If High Point.
To enforce the law against speed
ing in the city, also in regard to the
muffier opening nuisance, both of
which are strictly forbidden by the.
city laws.
To investigate the kick of citizens
living outside the city who use city
water which they claim is at q
higher rate now than agreed upon.
Instructed the city manager to
secure and recommend a good man
for desk sergeant at police head
quarters. something the city has
needed for the past five years.
To ask for bids for uniforminG the
police of High Point.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
HIGH POINT, R. F. D. NO. /.
(By Allie Guyer.)


Mrs. T. P. Kinney spent a few
days last week IN the city with her
sister, Mrs. Roscoe Pearce.
Mrs. Omer Harvell of High Point
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
&c. Henderson.
Jasper Wade and children oi
Greensboro notored over and spent
Sunday afternoon with j. V. Guyel
and family :
V. v. Smith and mother Of Thom.
asviIle spent the day Sunday with
Mrs. C. C. Cutler and daughter, Miss
Gertha.
Mrs. F. G. Hammer and children
have returned to their home in Glib
sonville after a weeks stay with rel
atives here.
Mrs. S. u. Guyer has returned
from WalIburg where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Y. c.
Weavil.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Payne spent
Sunday afternoon with the family oi
w. w. Guyer.
Miss Ruth Grissom of High Point
spent last week with her grand
father, E. G. Grissom.
Misses Lessie and Oracle Mont
singer of Route 2 spent Sunday with
Misses Delphia and Leila Payne.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Davis of the
city spent Sunday afternoon with
the formers prrents, MIR. and Mrs
w. r. Davis.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
HIGH POINT, ROUTE NO. 4.
(By Mary A. Clodfelter.)

While the writer was going to DR.
Phillips Saturday at Wallburg a
rather queer vehicle passed by with
a negro driving and a white man in
the hind part of the vehicle lying
with his hands folded ON his breast
looking like he was dead. The ne
gro was driving poor little mule to
a spring wagon and in it were trunks
and vaIises. The negro was inquir-
ing the way to Salem. They would
not give their names or where they
were from.
Rev. Mr.. johnson of Wake Forest
preached at Wallburg Baptist church
Saturday night and Sunday. They
will very likely call him for their
regular pastor.
Born to MIR and Mrs. D. E. Clod-
felter, a boy, Herbert.
Mrs. John Clinard and little son
visited at r. M. Clodfelter's Satur'
day evening, also Mrs. Faytte McGee
and little daughter, Margaret.
Mrs. Luther Green, who under.
went an operation at High Point
some time ago, does not improve
very much, sorry to say. We hope
she will soon be well again.
R. M. Clodfelter was on the sicl
list last week but is better now.
Last Thursday there was a severe
hail storm few miles above Wall
hnr6 which did severe damade I'd
wheat and grain.
Rev. Sanford filed his regular ap
pointment at Shady Grove Sunday
! Mrs. Griffith of Clemmons ie Wis
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-06-07
Noted Worker to Attend c.
E. Meeting.

Carl Lehman, All-South Field Sec
retary of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties, will address the North Caro-
lima State Convention of Endeavor-
erS in this city tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Lehman is we'll known here.
The address of welcome will be
delivered by Mayor w. P. Ragan for
the city; DR.. Sylvester Newlin for
the churches and r. c. Boyd for the
High Point Union.
W. M. Danner of Boston will be
the speaker Saturday evening and
DR.. H. F. Williams, one of the lead
ing Presbyterian ministers of the
South, now stationed at Nashville,
Tenn, will deliver the convention
sermon Sunday evening.
The day services will be devoted
for the most part to conferences of
the Endeavorers and discussions of
their work. These discussions will
be held by efficient workers from
the International Society,
The music of the convention will
be led by Bert G.. Jones of Whining
ton, who will arrive probably Thurs
day night. Mrs. w. A. Hayes, chair.
man of the music committee, will
assist him in the organizing of a
large choir.
On Saturday evening a picnic will
be given in honor of the visitors at
Old Trinity. The business men of
the city who are to furnish the au-
tomobilss are requested to have them
at the school auditorium not later
than 4:30 Saturday afternoon. and
the ladies who have promised to
prepare lunches are asked to have
them sent to the various churches
by o'clock Oh that afternoon. The
return trip from Trinity will be made
in time for the opening of the even
ing session of the convention, which
begins at 8 o'clock. d"
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iting her daughter and family, DR..
and Mrs. Phillips, at Wallburg. Her
little granddaughter of Winston
Salem is with her. They will spend
some time here, visiting.
Mrs. Mack Clodfelter and little
daughter visited her sister Saturday,
Mrs. D. E. Clodfelter.
Chester Montsineer is back home
ne ar here from Minnesota. He has
been gone about a year. Glad to
have Chester back. He is a good
boY.
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NEWS FROM OLD TRINITY.
(By r. L. J.)

10y n. IL. O'l T
June johnson, who has been sick
for a week or so, is better and will
soon be able 10 be about.
Mrs. Lewis Gibson returned to her
home at Laurel Hill, Scotland coun.
ty, last Thursday morning.
Miss Kate Craven, who has been
in Durham, returned to Trinity for
a few days and then left for Daven-
port College to remain for some
time.
Quite a crowd heard Gen. Law
renee w. Young in the college
chapel Thursday evening. The Gen
eral made quite an interesting talk
on the war.
Memorial Day was observed here.
The postoffice and other places of
business were closed.
A. T. Wishart of High Point
was in Trinity last Monday attend
ine to some farming interest he has
here.
Lieut.. CuIbreth of Thomasville
was in Trinity last Monday. He cx-
poets to sail for France in few
weeks.
John Brame. our townsman and
merchant, is home from Winston
Salem, where he has been in hos
pital for some time. He is much
improved.
Miss Efie Crowson. a sister of
Walter Crowson, came in to visit
her brothers. family Friday morn
ing.
Rev. Q. A. White of Raleigh is
visiting relatives here this week.
Alva Paul has been on visit to
Trinity.
George Thompson of Thomasville
visited his nieces, the Misses John
SON, at Hickory Slope" last Satur-
day.
Miss Hazel Hagan visited her
cousins, Misses Richie and EloiSe
johnson, last Saturday. Miss Hagan
has a position as StenOgrapher at
one of the business places in High
Point.
Hon. w. C. Hammer and wife
were in Trinity last Thursday.
Miss Loura Thompson of Thom-
asville visited her cousins, Richie
and Eloise Johnson, in South Trim
ity.
Rev. T. B. johnson preached to a
large crowd in the college chapel
Sunday.
Prof. D. C. johnson is having
some painting done which will add
greatly to the appearance of his
place.
Ed. Steed of Ramseur was in town
Sunday. Ed. was reared here and
> it seemed like old times to see him.
} Frank Wood of High Point spent
Sunday in Trinity.
Joe Riddick, who has been a stu
dent at GuiIford College for the last
: year, is on a visit to his parents.
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Put Up Caution Boards.

The City council should provide
caution boards at the entrance of
each main road into the city reading
something like this City Limits,
cut out your muff1er; speed limit IS
miles an hour" Every city of any
size has these caution boards; why
not High Point ? Also ON the Main
street crossing red sign boards. read
ing, Safety First, keep to the right;
speed limit 10 miles an hour"
These caution signs cost very lit
tie and may save lives and prop.
erty. Let's have them, gentlemen.