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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
BOLSEVIKAI PRASALINA-
MI Is VIENNOS.
Budapeste didinamos darbi-
ninkams algos.

Vienna, bal. I. - Cionai tal-
kininkQ miSijoS pareikalavo
vokieGiu Austrijos valdzios,
kad il praSalintQ is fia Unga-
rijos bol&evillQ valdzios at
SiuStus atStovus. AuStrijOS
valdzia praneSi, kad bOlScvi-
ky valdzia vcikiai atSauksian-
ii SavO atStOvuS.
Budapestam atkeliavo talki-
ninkQ atStovaS Gen. SmutS. JiS
i$tirS visa stow Ungarijojc.
UngarijoS bol$cviIlQ valdzia
viSuS SalieS gyventOjus pada-
Inns ! iris klcsaS. lntelektua-
IiamS darbininkamS per metuS
maziau>ia algoS bus uztikrin-
ia $1,000; pirkIiams if indus
tri.jiniamS darbininkamS -
$1,000; papra>tiems darbinin-
kamS - $4,000.
BudapeSte darbininkai Wis
dar naudoja>i Speci.jalGmiS pri-
viIcgijomiS. NazinGja, kick till
nori. automohiliaiS, gama pI-
giai vaIgi. Hra pravesta be-
miSiniS dicnoS. Bet parody
mas ncpraktikuoiamaS. Wis
ka> ci>iS kaip Su SvicStu taip
ilgai, kOl bus maiStO iStckliauS.
Darbininkai ncdirba. tad ju
ki$eniai Wis labjau tuStdja.
NaudojaSi GcriauSiaiS laikaiS
dabar, kad paskui twGti did"-
liuS varguS.
UzSicniu correspondence il
vietoS laiInaStininkai priSkai-
tyti prize pirmoSioS rQSicS dar-
bininkQ.
NaIdzia Savo kcliu tesla REX
viziciiQ drabuziQ ir naminiQ
rakandQ. BoIScviIlQ komiSiia
eina per namus ir viSkQ REX
vizuOja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
TAIKOS SUTARTIS BU-
SIANTI Uz POROS
SAVAICIU.
Taip sako Anglijos premjeras
George.

Paryzius, bal. S. LaikraS-
tio Matin redaktorius Lau-
zanne kalbGjoSi su Anglijos
premjeru Lloyd George. Pre-
micras buvO klauSiamas, kair
veik bus padaryta izengiamo-
il taik0S SutartiS.
PremjeraS paaiSkino, kad Su,
tartiS tikrai bus padaryta apple
VelykaS. Gil baIandzio pabai-
goje arba geguzdS pradzlojc
Paryzium bus pakvieSti vokie-
Giu atStovai il jiemS bus pa
Quota paSiraSyti po Sutartimi
"Tcgu vieSoji 'opinija dan
paIaukia keIias dicnaS", sake
prcmjcraS. "Tuomet gales j
turtti faktuS, bet nesiVaduOtI
gandais'.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
VOKTECIAI ATIDAR0
DANCIGA LENKAMS.
MarSalas Foch priVerte juos
tQ padaryti.

Pary5ius, bal. :. - SiQ ~
Waite kctm'iQ didziuIiQ >aIiQ
at>tovai gal iau pabaig> >vor-
>tyti vi>a~ taikoS >QIygaS II
pa@amm> ana> patvirtlntl vo-
kirtiQ ut>tovam>. Sakoma, 81
ia >aruitI bu>imti pa>vrSta
@aIutinam >QIy@ul ap>pr"ndi-
mni.
Sio> >uviDI~ pabai@ojc tad
hu>imti <uSauhta piIna taiIlo>
kunfrrcucijoS atStovQ SrSlJa.
Po konfcrenciioS mirStr Spa
marSalaS Foch pa$k"lh@, kad
Irnblu kariuomrnl bus praIciS.
Ia per DanZi@o uo~tQ krIiauti
I.rnkijQ. Tuo mctu tai> pak-
ra>GiaiS Anglia panaiky>iantl
>avo bIokadQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
Bavarijoje paskelbta sovietQ
vaIdzia
BAVARIJOJE PASKELBTA
SIVIETU VALDzIA.
Nori susijungti SUI rusais
bolSeVikais.

Spa, bal. 6. - VokieGiQ ar
mi>ticijo> komiSjOS pirminin-
kaS Matthias Erzberger gavo
Gia bcviIiu telegraph ZiniQ.
kad Bavariioio pa>kelbta so
virW rcSpubIilla, ty. iStrigta
boISeviki$ka valdzia.
Tuo tik>lu BavarijoS SoSti-
nli Munichc pracito pcnktu-
dicnio vakarr paSkclbta proll-
lcmaciia.
BavarijoS ne~utikimai Su
BrrIynu jan >cnai huvo pa
&ar<iie. Kick kartQ nuzudy-
ta> >oci.iaIi>taS premicraS Els
ncr grumojo pertraukti Santl-
EiE> Su BrrIynu.
Mmichc vicSi. anot ziniQ,
lngal'ijoS SocijaliShl galva
Kun. Jam ten nuvykuS tad IL
pa~Ilrlbta SovictV rcSpublika.
Nra ziniu, kad dabar bavarQ
boI>rvillai darbuoja>i uzmcgS-
ii rySiu> Su ruSQ bolScvikaiS,
Iy@iai taip, kaip mgarai yra
padarG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
ROLSEVIKAT NEKLAUSO
SAVO VADU LIE
TUVOJE.
Tad ju frontas luzta nuo lie
tuviQ spaudimo.
COPENHAGEN. bal. 7.

COPENHAGEN. bal. 7. -
BolSeviku kares frontas Siau-
rinej Lietuvoj ina luzti il
raudonieji priversti gelbeties
b6gimu atgal.
Kaikurios bOlSeViku kariuO-
menes dalys kelia maistus. at
sisako klausyti savo vadu II
kanauti prizes hetuvius be jo-
kio reikalo.
Tie mai$tai daugel vietose
privercia bolSeviku vadus at
simesti atgal su saVo gaujo-
mis-.
Suprantamas daiktas, tuomi
pasinaudoja lietuviu armija.
II atsimetancius bolSeVikus
privercia begti didziausioj be
tvarkej.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PRIEsINASI FILIPINV
NEPRIKLAUSOMYBEI.
Sake, tuomet salos teksianCios
japonams.

Washington, bal. S.-Filipi-
nu kongreso komisija pasiun-
te padekone prezidentui Viii
sonui uz jo prielankuma salp
nepriklausomybei.
Tarpe S. ". kongreso narip
pakyla protestas. Priesinimasi
saIp nepriklausomybei. sios
Sales imperijalistai tvirtina,
kad tuomet Filipinq salos TEX,
tn japonams. Japonai tuomet
dominuotp visoj Azijoj If savO
intekmeje turetu kuone puse
pasaulio zmonijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
SV. TEVAS KAN0NIZAVO
ORLEANO MERGELE.

Rymas, bal. s. Sta sekma-
dieni sv. Petro baznycioje /
vyko nepaprastos iskilmybes'
Sventasis T6vas kaninlzavo
palaimintos Orleano mergeles
Joannos dare palaikus. Or
leano mergele pripazinta Sven
taja Kataliku Baznycioje.
Iskilmybese dalyvavo dau-
gels kardinolq, vysllupu II
pasauliniQ zmoniQ.
Tarpe kitu baznyeioje buvo
Suv. V. kares laivyno oficie-
raj su admirolu Griffin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
TALKININKAI APLEISIA
ODESSA.
Ten nuolat dideia bolseviku
pavojus.

Paryzius, bal. S.-Laikrastis
Matin raSo, jog talkininkai,
turbut, veikiai apleisia Rusi-
jos miesta ir uosta Odessa,
mes bolSevikQ pavojus ten
nuolat dideja.
Matyt, talkininkQ kariuo-
meme is ten bus perkelta
paupi Dniestra apsaugoti Be
sarabija il Rumunija.
Perokopo susmauga, kuri
jungia Russia su Krimu, tai
kininkai aprupino fortifikaci-
jomis su tikslu apsaugoti Sc
vastopoli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PABAIGTI ATLYGINIM0
REIKALAI.
Vokietijai bus leista moketi
per 35 metus.

Paryzius, bal. s. = Ketuliu
didziuIiu talkininku valstyhlll
taryba praeita SeStadienl pri-
eme atlyginimo principus II
sutiko, kick Vokietija gales ir
lures duoti atlyginimo talki-
ninkams.
Finansiniu sqlygu pilnas TEX
stas bus pabaigtas siq saval-
te ir bus pridetas prize abel
nosios taillos sutarties.
LaikraStis Journal pranesa,
kad .pirmuoiu 1ysit Vokiet5ja
bus priversta uzmoketi ant
kart 5 milijardus dolieriQ. Is
tn pinigu ticks Prancuzijai z
milijardu, Belgijai | milijar-
das, l milijardas uz zaliajQ me-
dziaga ir l miIijardas w XII
tokius atlyginimus.
Likusis atlyginimas, kurio
nezinia kick bus, busiqs pas
kirstytas dalimis iSmok6ti per
IS metus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PRAMATOMA CIVILE KA
RE BAVARIJOJE.
Prizes bolsevikus pakyla walls
tieciai.

Londonas, bal. s. - ! EN-
change Telegraph dcpeSoJc Sc
koma, kad kuomet bOISevlkaI
Bavari.ioje paSkelb6 SovictQ
vaIdzia, tuo mctu BavarlJoS
,prcmicraS Hoffman buvo
BcrlNnt'.
.Jis kuovciIiaus po to SUI
gryzo Mmichan, bet paSlrod@
jau pcrvtIu. BavarQ karluo-
meme jau buvo atSiSakluSi Jo
kIauSyti.
"Uz keIiQ dienQ Bavaria
atSidurS civiIGn karGn', Sako-
ma depeSojG. "Patirta, kad
BavarijoS vaIStieGiai ginkIuo-
jaSi ir rengiaSi citi ant NUM-
chO'.
Bavarijos demoIiratQ partl-
ia ir vaIStieGiQ sqjmga, anot
ziniu, krciptSi ! kitas partljaS
su reikaIavimu susidGti su ne
boISevikiSkais darbininkalS "
kuovcikiauS pakclti kovq prizes
bolScvikus.
Jci vaIstieGiamS nepavyktQ
>M;unichc sutlnSkinti. bOISeVllIl,
tuomct MunichaS turttu but
atskirtas nuO BavarijOs. .Tuo-
met tegu Sau zinotusi bolSevi-
kai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
BOLSEVIKAI ISzUDE 1000
zMONIU.


Londonas, bal. I. - Is On
Sko praneSama. kad kuOmet
KoIGako kariuomenG priSpyrt
boISrviLu< mie>teIyi O>>a, tuO-
met tie piktadariai iSSkerdt Il
pie 1000 bnzQiQ ir pabdgo *
mie>teIio.
PaIikta tik vicni darbinin-
kai. Gi vi>i inteligentai krito
aukOmiS.
OSSa randaSi uH 40 angl. my
lin pietvakariuOSp nuO PernO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PASKELBTA GENERALS
STREIKAS BERLYNE.
Valdzia padidino sostineje
garnizona.

Berlynas, bal. S.-Nakar rla
praSidIjo generals Strei ikaS,
kuui paSkrIbt boIScvikai. StreI
lio reillaIp buvo balSavimai.
l3 tukstanEiQ darbininkQ da-
Iyvavo baISavime. w Streikq
baI>avo 10000 darbininIQ.
NaIdzia SutraukG Gla dau-
giau kariuomcniS. l.auklaml
nauii SuSikirtimai karluomc-
mes su bolSevikaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PRIEsININKU ARMIJOS
SUMAzINTOS LIGI
1,125,OOO VYRU.

Washington, bal. Z. - Sta
DO virSininkaS gen. March pra-
ncS1, kad prieSininkai Savo az
mi.jas paStaraiSiaiS keliais me-
ncsiaiS sumazino ligi 1,125,0OO
vyru. ArmiSticijoS darymo
motu tm6jo 100000 vyru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
ORGANIZUOJA MOTERIU
KORPUSA.

Londonas. bal. S.-VOkietl-
JOS mieSto Dusseldorfe pas
kelbta generals streikas. Te-
mai boI&evikai gaminaSi nau-
jan sukiIiman. Tam tikslul
organizuOja mOteriQ kOrpusQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
PARDAVE 81 NARDANCIAS
LAIVES.

Londonas, bal. s. LigSiol
Anglia pardav6 81 vokieGip
nardanGias laives. Pinigai bus
padalinti proporcijonaliai tai
kininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
Bedarbiu kongresas.

Vokietijos bedarbiai cia turi
savo kongresa. Kongresas lai-
komas buvusio senate rumuo-
Sc. Yra apie Simtas atstovp.
Is. ju kiekvienas sakosi atsto-
vauias apie 10000 bedarbiu.
Kongreso tikslas, kad val
dzia kokiuo nors budu pagel-
batu bedarbiams, suteikiant
jiems darbq arba tinkama pa
rama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08

- Omaha, bal. s. Uzva-
kar per cia prauzG baisi vesu-
la. Palette tik vakarine miesto
dali. Daug trobQ apgriauta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
Darbininku teises.

Bavarijos ministeriQ kabl,
nctaS, kuris didzimoje yra
SocijaIistiSkas, if kuris atkak,
Iiai prieSinasi bolSevikams:
pripazino Sales konstitucijoje
amendmentq, kad klausimuose
darbo Stovio If SaIygQ, taippal
darbininkams uZmOkesciO TIL;
rGtu IygiaS teiSeS darbininkal
su darbdaviaiS.
Taigi be darbininllu zinios
Bavarijoje darbdaviai negales
nustatyti sau patinkamQ algQ
darbininlIams. Tame klausimc
Iygui haIsq turGs ir darblnln-
kai.
Darbininkams konstitucija
gvarantuoja visuotina laisve
organizuoties, turati tarybas il
riSti SocijaliuS ir ckonominlus
klauSimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08

- Amsterdam, bal. Z. -
Gauta nepatvirtintQ ziniQ, kad
nuversta bolSevikQ valdzia
Ungarijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-04-08
Pradziioje Vokietija uzmOke-
sianti 5 mi[ijardus
BAVARIJOS VALDzIA
PERSIKELIA KITUR.
Municha uzvalde raudonieji.

Berlynas, bal. S.-BavarijoS
valdzia nuSprend6 is Munichc
persikelti j Bamberg ir' tq
miestq padaryti laikina sosti-
ne.
Tcnai sutraukiama iStiki-
moii valdziai kariuomenG. Te-
mai bavarai taippat lures sa-
vo selma.
Munichq piInai uzvald6 bol-
Sevikai, kuomet jie ana dienQ
paskrIbG soveitU valdziq.
Bamherg yra netollausla
Nrcmhmgo. Tai puoSnlau-
SiaS Bavarijos mieStas. -:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
HIGH POINT, NJ c., THURSDAY, MAY 20. 1919

and recitations, there will be appro
pirate devotional exercises held by
gifted leaders; song services will be
held and social intercourse stressed
1t is also hoped that some definite
athletic activities may be provided
for.
The Publishing House of the South
ern Methodist Church will have a
splendid exhibit of books here for ex-
animation and the Sunday School
Board will put on a Sunday School
exhibit under the supervision Of Mr.
E. E. French of Nashville, Tenn. DR..
Baylor will also have some modern
church plans on exhibit which he will
explain in one or more lectures.
1t is expected that the greater num-
Der of ministers belonging to the
North Carolina and Western North
Carolina Conferences will be present
at every session Of this school.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
Why Suffer So

Why suffer from a bad back, from
] sharp, shooting twinges, headaches,
| dizziness and distressing urinary ills ?
High Point people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
stronger proof of merit.
c. c. Woodell, blacksmith, 1915 S.
Main ST., High Point, says: II was
so bad off with my kidneys I had to
lay off work. The pains in the small
of my back made me miserable and
no matter what way 1 would move,
couldn't ease the pains. My kidneys
didn't act right, either. A friend saw
the condition l was in and advised me
to use Doan's Kidney Pills. After
taking one box of Doan's, felt better
and another box entirely removed the
pains from my back and regulated my
kidneys"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Woodell had. Foster-Milburn Co,
Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
NOTICE OF RESALE OF z.
BURNS HOME PLACE.

Pursuant to an order of resale
made by the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Guilford County, the under
signed executor of 2. A. Burns, by
virtue of the power contained in the
will of his testatOr, will expose for
sale at public auction, on the premises
on North Main street, in High Point,
N. c., on Saturday, the 31st day of
May, 1919, at o'clock P. M, the valu-
able property known as the T.. A.
Burns Home Place.
This property is located on the east
side of North Main street, has a front
age of about 100 it., and runs through
to Jordan street, with a large brick
residence thereon. This is consider
ed a grand opportunity to make a safe
and conservative investment in
close-in property near the center of
High Point.
Terms of sale: One-fourtn cash
One-fOufth in four months: one-tourth
in eight months, and one-fourth in
twelve months, with interest on de-
ferred payments at the rate of 6 per
cent.
L. P. BURNS,
Executor of z. A. Burns.
PENNY BROTHERS,
Auctioneers.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
SUMNER SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Summer School for Preachers. Sec
ond Annual Session to Be Held
June q to 10.

The Second Annual Session of the
Trinity College Summer School for
Preachers will be held this year from
June to IS. The first service will
be held Wednesday evening, June 4,
with an address by Dr. Charles L.
Goodel1 of New York CITY, Dr. Good
ell is now connected with the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America. He is a Methodist minister
Of far-reaching reputation and has
held the leading pastorates in New
York city. DR.. Gooden comes as COM
mencement preacher this year and re-
mains the remainder of the week as
lecturer in the Summer School.
Other speakers of note will also at
tend the school as lecturers. Among
these are DR.. Harris E. Kirk, pastor
of Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church, BALTIMORE; DR.. Franklin N.
Parker, Emory University. Ga; and
DR.. J. A. Baylor. 1t is hoped that
Bishop Mcdowell may be able to re-
main over for few days also. Bishop
Darlington is expected for the second
half of the school. In addition to
these speakers, others are being Sc
cured for the program also.
Regular instructions will be given
by the chairmen of the various com
mittees for undergraduates in the two
conferences and by other prominent
ministers who have been secured as
instructors. For the graduates, DR..
Franklin N. Parker, formerly profess
sor of theology at Trinity and we'll
known in the State, will offer course
of instruction.
In addition to the regular lectures
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
DISTRICT CLUBS TO MEET HERE.
Third District of North Carolina Fed.
Grafton Of Women's Clubs Accepts
Invitation to Meet in High

Grafton Of Women's Clubs Accepts
Invitation to Meet in High
Point.
| Mrs. H. A. White, president of the
| Woman's Club of this city, brings a
very enthusiastic report of the meet
ing of the Women's Clubs of the Third
District of the North Carolina Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, held in
Greensboro.
The address by Mrs. T. w. Beckett
was a feature of the meeting. Mrs.
Beckett gave very interesting ac-
count of her trip abroad during the
war and the work that is being done
and has been done by the Y. w. c.
A and other organizations there. She
returned from France on a steamer
:oh was loaded with 400 or more
wounded American soldiers.
Mrs. T. w. Lingle of Chapel Hill,
who is the chairman of the general
federation committee on industrial
and social relations, delivered very
interesting address, her subject be-
ing "The New Citizenship"
The address on Fire Prevention"
bv Mrs. J. S. Cunningham. of Dur
ham was also reported to be very
interesting one. Mrs. Cunningham
stated that more people were burned
to death in North Carolina last year
than soldiers from this State were
killed in France.
The luncheon served to the dele
gates from the various clubs OF the
district at the home of Mrs. R. l..
Justice in Fisher park was delightful
according to the account given by
Mrs White.
The delegates from High Point ex-
tended an invitation to the clubs OF
the Third District to meet in this city
next fall for their annual convention.
This invitation was accepted. much
to the delight of the local club women.
This convention will be held either in
October or November and will be
very interesting, having, large num-
Der of prominent women on the pro-
gram as did the past convention IN
Greensboro.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
"CAMPIN' OUT"

When I happen to think of a Scoutin
camp, -
NY old big toe kinda gifts tn cramp.
To think that I. an honorable Scout
Can't have a chance O. campin' out;
There amt no pines so big and tall
That can hold me when L roam
abroad; +r-
Cause I gifts right in a-chasin' bees,
Or it's the odder way-they's chasin'
me.
But anyhow I'm Natures Scout
Both at home an campin' out.
Jist think O it, my weary lad,
How the camps lake shore cheers tn
sad.
Now foller while I takes a plunge,
An I don't need no pesky sponge
To wash me all frum head tn foot,
Cause out there, there amt no scot.
If I be sick. with a case O. govt,
The gol darn water'H knock it out,
For there amt no cure like a camp er
lake,
So you'd better fin a campin' place.
BY NadV Gates
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

North Caroline. Gulford c >unty, in the 81 O.
perior Coz TT: before the Clerk
City of High Point VS. Myrtle Pickett and
husband, R. L. Pickett: D. V. HoskinS and
wife Hattie HoskinS: BaScOm Hoskins and
wife Alice Hoskins; Oscar Hoskins and wife
whose name is unknown or their heirs if they
be dead, heirs at law of Catherine HoskinS,
deceased
OScar>W. Hoskins and wife, whose name
is unknown, the defendants above named
Will take notice that Special Proceeding en-
titled as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Guilford County, N. c.,
for the condemnation for public use of the
lands herein described and me ntioned in the
petition in this cause; that this action relates
to real estate situate in Guilford county, High
Point township, NC, bounded and described
as follows:
''Joining the lands of J. e. WEIGH and
others and beginning at a cedar in the right
of-way line of the Southern Railway, j. c.
WEIGHS northeast corner; thence south 81
degrees east; $50 feet to the old jamestown
road, thence along old jamestown road north
so degrees 80 minutes east 100 feet, also
north 40 degrees minutes east 587.5 feet
to stake; thence north IL degrees, 80 mini
uteS west 226 feet to stake to the right of
way line of the Southern Railway: thence
south GO degrees 80 minutes west along said
right of way line Az feet 10 the beginning,
containing 81 acres, more or less -
And it appearing to the court that the said
defendant is proper party thereto; and the
said defendant, Oscar w. Hoskins, and wife,
whose name is unknown, will further take
notice that they are required to appear be-
fore the Clerk of the Superior court of the
county OF GuiIfold at his Office in Greensboro
on the ;51st day of May, 1919, and answer or
demur to the petition in said action, OF the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said petition s..
This April 80, 1919. g.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
GOLD STAR HEROES.

List of Trinity Men Who Gave Thei
Lives in Great War-MemoriaI Ser
vice to Be Held in Their Honor.
Final arrangements have been made
for the Memorial Service which is tc
be held Tuesday evening, June 8, in
honor of the part played by Trinity
College in the recent war and espe:
cially in honor of her sons who gave
Their lives in the struggle.
The program will be arranged with
a view to interpreting the spirit of
american youth leading up to the ire
mendous struggle and then tribute
will be paid the dead whose lives
U-o~o given that Freedom might
dwell on the EARTH" At the begin
.,nmg OF the service the Senior Class
will be presented with some appro-
pirate exercises interpreting the part
the college has taken in the war and
in preparing her men to; be leaders
in the fight. Then the Officers Club
Of the college will give a demons ira
ton of camp life, furnishing the set
ting for the great struggle. A roll
call of the dead will follow with mill
tarv honors paid the dead by the r.
0. T. G. under command of Major
90 wford Tt is expected that a reg
ular chaplain will take part in this
$ zion OF the program. The address
of the evening will be delivered by
Captain r. G. Cherry, himself a dash
ing officer of unquestioned courage
and ability. Captain Cherry was
among the group who made the name
OF American college youth glorious
and it is eminent1y fitting that he
should be called upon to pay the trib-
ute to his dead college mates. Appro-
pirate music will be- furnished by an
orchestra and by selected voices IN
der the direction of Mr.. T. E. Cheek
who is in charge of the commence
ment music.
Trinity has more than one thou
sand stars in her service flag, to say
nothing of the thousands of her sons
and daughters who were in the thick
- f~"t to "Keep the Home Fires
Burning" A list of her immortals
the Knights of the Gold Star, follows:
D"her+ Panks Anderson Wilson:
Allison M. Page, Aberdeen L. S. Hol-
cnmbe, Durham; John w Hutchinson,
CHARLOTTE: Paul c. Venable, Durham;
John T. Ring, Kernersville: T. r.
Summers, Orangeburg, S. c.: B. F. |
Dixon, ASHORE; John M. Faucette, |
Durham; w. l.. McCullen. Durham; |
James L. Hesse, Durham; E. C. Har-
ris, Wendell: J. I. Favssoux, Gastonia; |
Don F. Cheatham, Norfolk. Va: S. A.
Richardson, Monroe: Wiley J. Brown, 7
Greenville; w. r. Williford. Harrells- !
Vile: M. &c. Eatman. Cary; r. N.
Beckwith, Lake Landing; R. w Til
lev, Durham; M. L. Steward, Row
land.
Tuesday will be largely given over
to the alumni and it is expected that
many stunts Of a military nature will
take place. Alumni who have been
in the service and who expect to at
tend commencement are urged to
bring their uniforms so as to be ready
in case a parade or other event is
staged.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
N0STRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in NOstriIs
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

II your nostrils are clogged and your
freely because of colder .catarrh. inst
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply. a little, of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let !. it penetrate
through every air passage of your head.
soothing and healing the inflamed. swoI.
len mucous membrane and you get in
All! how good it feels. Your NOS.
erlls are open' your head is clear. NO
more hawking, snutding,s blowing; no
more headache, dryness or Struggling,
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm. rs inst
wnat sufferers from head colds and ca
'aFrh need. It's q delight.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-05-29
FURNITURE EXPOSITION BUILD
ING.

And the furniture exposition build
ing is on the way, practically real,
ity now since the capital stock has
been subscribed. This is good
starter for the Chamber of Commerce
and with the creamery project, to
bacco market, ect., things begin to
look better.
The exposition building will be
seven stories and cover floor space
of 1OOx2OO feet