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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30

sitio preferente, a la entrada o en-
ell centric mismo del Parque, que
ocuparon los terrenos todos del
|ensanche desde la plaza de "Co-
Ion" hacia las afueras por ell Este
de la ciudad.
Las Gales, entonces de "San
Francisco, "Fortaleza" y ''Te-
tuan", Sc prolongrian bifurcan-
dose ALI donde Sc encontraran
proximamente junto a la plaza de
la 'ELealtad".
Ell parque de "Isabel la Cat6li-
ca, ,ocuparfa considerable exten-
sion con alamedas esplendidas, co
modos asientos y alumbrado con
tmultitud de caprichosos candela-
bros en- los~que anidarfa la INTEL,
gencia de Edison.
Nuestra poblaci6n, no>hay du-
ida, ha mejorado:- Ell que la visi-
ito entonces, necesariamente tiene
thoy que admirar su rapida trans
Formation y crecimiento; y, es
Iseguro, que con el dragado del
Epuerto, las pfobabilidades de que
este pueda ser declarado libre por
su inmejorable situaci6n, en- pun
Ito natural de distribution para
lei trasbordo de mercancfas de los
paises eupeos los puertOs de
America del Sur, vendra a ser
Ila nuestra, una de las ciudades
mas importantes y visitadas de la
costa del Atlantico.
Y 81 a las mejoras en- cuanto a
ornate y comfort porque ha item
fpo clamamos Sc les imprimiera to-
do ell impulse de que puede ser
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30

Seg1n decian nuestros cable
gramas de aver, en- Atlantic City
sc esta celebrando una especie de
congresO que puede ser de alguna
utilidad al objeto de encOntrar
orientacioneS salyadoras en- este
caos en que tantas cosas peli-
gran. Los fnancieros america
nos, ingleses, franceses, italianOs
ly belgas, sc aprestan a estudiar
ell problema gravisimo que tan
dif1cil situaci0n viene creando al
comercio mundial. La crisis es de
tai naturaleza que tOdos los pue-
bios la sienten y todos la pade-
cen en- grado mas o menos agudo.
NosOtros, por nuestra indolen-
cia, en- -parte, y en- Otra por ale
mas culpas, estamos Ell los mas
dificiles momentos de nuestra vi
da. Para prevenirnos de, la racha
aniqunadora que nos viene de
fuera, no tenemoS la defensa mas
elemental. Carecemos de todo.
Hay muchos artfculos que po-
drfa producer nuestra TERRA, que
pudiera fabricar nuestra indus
tria, y que estamos importando a
precio de ruina. iPor que no sc
escuchan los, consoles leales que
vienen recomendando esta 'politi-
ca de production islena, de crea-
Eci0n v de subdivision de una ri
Iqueza que ha de ser asequible a
itodos? Nuestra isla con ser tan
pequefa y con estar tan tan pO-
Iblada tiene todayia mucho terre-
mo inculto, Gllando n0~siryie-
ra para otra cosa, valdrfa para
la. siembra de plantas textiles,
tan TITLES como material dc in
Inumerables industrias. Al mis-
mo tempo que ESQ debe apren-
3derse la siembra en- gran escala,
de los frutos de la terra que
aquf pueden darse buenos y ven
derse baratos.
ESQ es 10 que Sc necesita, aba
ratar la vida, poner las subsis-
tencias al alcance de todos, pero
para llegar a ESQ es precise que
todos cooperemos con buena vo-
luntad y con .esplritu gencroso.
Esp1ritu generoso! Confiar en-
este, la altura en- que nos en-
contramos, no sera de una c0nli-
ca candidez?
Pero, no desdenemos el aviso,
sin embargo, porque solo con I'M
alto esplritu de generosidad
'puede salvarse el mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
.SObTe Gl IaNllae IA
FGIiia de Ponce d
UNA ACLARACIoN

.
Ponce, julio 29.-Al ratifcar
|el Jurado calificador la adjrdif q
cacion de premios eoncedidos, .ob
servo algunos errores en- las no
tas facilitadas la prensa y dtrta
seando subsanarlos advierte pd,,
blicamente, que ell toro cruzado +.
expuestO por don Lucas P. Val
divieso mereci0 un Gran Pre-
milo; y la exposition de arte fo7
tografico del senior Francisco II
Valiente, que fu6 indiscutibleI,r
mente una demostracion de, la
capacidad pictorica del citado A
artista de la sombra y la luz, \
conquist6 un primer, premio. j
Las exhibiciones de ropa hecha !.
de LAS Muchachas", de A. Blan
quet, y de Herminia Ma. PEI
merecieron segundos premios; ely6
la de ropa hecha para hombre eN)
puesta por Gel Importador" re !
cibi6 un segundo premio y no iurf q
primer premio, como Sc inform0 i
en- los primeros momentos. 10
}f, CorrespOnsGl. Il .yg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
NINOS ARROLLADOs.

En- Fajardo, el autom6vil Gle
don Manuel Carreras, guiado
por ell misme, arroll6 al niht
Manuel, Aponte causandole una
confusion en- un pie, de la que
fue curado en- la sala de srco :
rros.
En- Carolina, el autom6vil
de don Sinforiano Escalera,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
LA NOTA DEL DIA
Salvaclon dificll

La igraVedad ,aguda del .eonflic
10 con que nos amagaba la huelt
ga de los trabajadores de los bu-
ques de transporte entire Ia Ale
tr6poh y Puerto Rico, ha perdi-
do SUI cariz amenazante. Va han
salido, los buques esperados y
pronto iha de lquedar normaliza-
do ell trafeo.e #t 49,. .,,g.
Ha sido ,conjurado el hloqueo,
ell total ,bloqueo que era como
una amenaza de ihambre .espan-
tosa. Pero la soluci6n de Ia huel
ga no es la soluci6n de nuestro
problema de abastecimfento,. en-
absolute.
Porque precisamente, ell are
glo entire huelguistas y patronos
.es~ probable, es casi SECURE que
haya de traer un encarecimiento
de los eefectos que necesitan para
llegar hasta nosotros utilizar
esa via martina. Y ell costo de
la vida ha llegado en- Puerto Ri
co, a un lfmite de altura que es
peligPoso rebasar.
Las frecuentes huelgas, con las
fPecuentes demandas de aumento
en- los salaries, estan cerrando
este circulo vicioso ell que vamos
a quedar agarrotados, sin0 Sc en-
cuentra y Sc pone en- practica ell
medic de abaratar la vida, 81
quieFa como antes de 1914. A
la mayor tributacion exiiida por
los go0i9rnos para atender a los
pagoS 8premientes de los gastos
es en- qRe Ia guerra les ha
incuFrir, Sc Unen las
las del proletariado que
pumero en- .sentir las moles-
tias del alza, y como consecuen-
Cia de este Sc .inicia un nuevo au-
mento en- ell precio de venta de
los artlculos asf gravados, y vuel
Nta a ,plantearse la reclamation de
les que ven como ell articulo in
dispensable Sc hace para ellos
inaseqnible, y a penas 10 toca
con sus manos avidas, porque
logr6 un aumento en- el jornal,
precisamente por este, el codi-
ciado obieto emprende el yuelo
mas alto, y asf, en- este angustio-
SO tira Y afloja, Sc va labrando
la ruina de todos, de todos, de
patronos y obreros, del Estado y
del Pueblo, porque Sc ha tornado
ell camino que no conduce a min
guna parte, que leva el agota-
miento de la riqueza y a la exte-
nuaci6n de la resistencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
MovIMIENTo DE MAEsTRos

MOvIMIENTO DE MAEsTROs
La Junta Escolar de la ciudad
aceptosla renuncia presentada por
las maestras senora Marina Fer
nandez y senoritas Paula Villal-
ba y Carmen NJ. Font y nombr6
para sustituirlas la seilorita Pro
videncia Hetch y a las sciioras
Rosa Maria Oxio y Maria eGeorgi
ma Fernandez. Tambien nombro
msaestras principales a las seroras
Teresa de Bocana y Eloisa Colon y
maestros de arte y ofcios los Sc
fiores Herman Hijorth, Peter. Nc.
MILAN y Julian @. Armstrong.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
MovIMIENTo DE vAPoREs

1l vapor "Brazos" Hegara a
nuestro puerto de viernes a saba
do. Ell "Coamo'S, de sabado d do,
mingo. Ambos traen carga y CO.
rrespondencia. Ell "Brazos' sal
dra para los Estados Unidos, el
martes 5 de agosto, a las. 5 p. m.
X el "Coamo" saldra ell jueyes Z,
a las 5 p. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30

EN- REPARACIONEs
La casa alcaldfa esta siendo OBJ
jeto de reparaciones en- sus Depar
tamentos interiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
Esguircl.

guiado por ell chauffeur Gabriel
Ramos, arroll6 al niilo Daniel
-Calder6n, ocasionandole .heridas
en- las piernas, de las que fue
curado en- la sala de socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
LA CENsURA EUROPEA
SUBSISTE.

La censura americana ha sido
suprimida, pero la censura eu-
ropea continda en- vigor; por con
siguiente los cablegramas para
Europa deberan llevar firma y
la menci6n de Ia clave usada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
Lo AGREDIo CON UN. TUBos

cssvFe
En- Santurce fue arrestado Ma
nuel Rodriguez, acusado de ha=5
Der agredido con un tubo de HE
rro a Carlos Gonzalez, produ7
ciendole dos contusiones en- la
espalda de las que fue asistido
en- la sala de socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30

mAndnciese en- Ell IMPARcIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
NOdCiilS Del SIT

q
Ponce, julio Do Completa-
.mente restablecida de la dolen-
cia que la obligara recluirse en-
ell Hospital San Lucas, donde la
asistio muy discretamepte el re-
putado doctor A. Pietfi, ha vhe1-
to al seno de SUI hogar la apre-
ciabIe sefora .Zulema Valdivie-
so, esposa de nuestro buen amigo
don Eduardo Montull.
Celebramos ese restablecimien
to.
-El yiernes l de agosto pro
ximo tomara possession del cargo
de inspector de sandal local ell
joven don G. S. Vazquez, que We
MIA prestando servicios como tai
en- San German y ha sido trasla-
dado a esta poblaci6n.
-Se informa que han cOntraf
do matrimonio en- esta Perla del
Sur los apreciables j6venes don
Rafael Sancho = y senorita Car
men Mercado, que disfrutan
faquf de generates simpatfas. Ell
es empleado de la "Ponce Rail
way and Light.
Que sean felices para siempre.
Ell guardia Salvador Perez,
de este puesto, ha detenido al We
cino Agustfn Lopez por agredir
con una piedra al nino Leopoldo
Martinez.
Antier tarde y en- el "play
ground" del Central Enscnada,
o Guanica, cuatro jugadores de
la noUcnG Ponce unidos a Gin
co del club de Ensenada dieron
una petd enorme al team "Maya-
guez", anotandose ell escogido
nueve carreras, poE nueve -ceros
los mayaguezanos.
En- pocos dias la acaudalada
SUCCESSION de j. Serralles ha do
nado quinientos dolares para el
Sanatorio de tuberculosis de
Ponce y mil dolares para el Ash
10 de Ancianos Desamparados,
tambien de Ponce.
iOjala que a otras personas a
quienes sobra el dinero emula-
ran esa actitud de la familia Sc
rralles!
Puede asegurarse que existe
aqu1 una gran animation con mo
two de haber sido alberto un nue.
vo abono a 3 funciones, q. dara
la excelente Compafifa Bracale
poniendo en- escena Favorita, Her
mani y Aida.
lei bale celebrado anoche
por los obreros, como acto. final
de la Feria Agrfcola Industrial
qued6 lucidfsimo. Mas de Glen
Hdamas y sobre ciento veinticinco
.caballeros danzaron desde las
nueve della noehe hasta las cua-
tro de la madrugada, sin revelar
por un momentO ell mas leve
cansancio, sino un deseo de pro-
longar la fiesta.
Ameniz0 ell acto, de manera
magistral, la orquesta que dirije
ell maestro Vivas Capo, conquis-
tando muchas palmas.
Accompanied de su esposa
la amable se1ora Lolita Beltran,
hemos visto aqul a nuestro vieio
amigo don Pedro Juan Vazquez,
.acomodado agricultor de Cayey,
que vinieron junto con los hijos
del segundo don Inoeencio Y do
fla Antonia.
Tambien yimos aquf a nues-
tros buenos amigos don Rosendo
Rivera Noa y don joaquin Bece-
rril, de esa capital, acompahados
de sus correspondence estima-
bles esposas.
Todos regresaron a SUI domici-l
lilo, los dltimos via Guayama.
Corresponsal.
LA COMMUNICATION CABLE
GRAFICA CON ALEMANIA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-30
LA COMMUNICATION CABLE
GRAFICA CON ALEMANIA

En- las oficinas del cable fran
ces hemos recogido la informa-
ci6n siguiente:
La censura americana acepta
.telegramas desde cualquier pun
to de Estados Unidos para Ale
mania, con tai que traten 1nica-
mente de materias alimenticias.
Los cablegramas que traten de
cualquier otro asunto seran re-
,chazados.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27
s5fs = NJ z ~ X n & ~ IA y ~
]; Some sstions. !

+sii@s
Some Question.
Senator Mex eliar III Tenne ssss, III
Ia speech Delivered recently - u &
Senate, ia i discussion Of the EellG; IN
Treaty, and League 81 Nations
pounded fourteen questions to- u
Dublicans who ne opp osing PrkAST
dent Wilson and the present Defllsl
cratic administration, and demandSd
that frank and truthful answers
made to each. The questions f1I-
low: I'D
I. During whose administrati
has the American farmer received the
greatest returns for his toilR a ~
e.. During whose administrator
has the American laborer had. his
fullest dinner pail and received hrs
greatest pay? y
). During whose administrator
has The American business man mads
his largest profits 81 sss n
! A. During whose, administrators
has the American banker and Afmefa-
can stakeholder in other corpora
tons received their largest diyi-
8. Daring whose adninistraticn'
has America enjoyed her gfeatesge
prosperity? M
s. Daring whose MISUNDERSTANDING
| has the greatest merchant mariia6
lever. owned by America been built n
During whose administration
has the greatest banking system ever
known been created $a $
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-11-27

81 1isl lI1S
bIss9 nge1al.l
yesil
Registered Iails 81.
Ing 2yearold cows are bred 81 the
Short Horn ball 3 4hits tace caIys
SO HEAD or HOGS SO
Duroc sows: black Chester Saits
shoats weight SO Chester boals and syse
4RkdIlys IN IN = .
John Deere erdlll N
spreader Black Hawk planter nds ssirs
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
ITEMS FROM ASHEBORO.

Mr.. J Clyde Cox leaves for High
Point to become secretary and gen
eral manager of the High Point
Broom Mfg Co., Mr.. T. v. Rochell
will be treasurer and George j. John
son president The factory has
been completed in detail and begins
operation today.
Little Miss Nancy Lee Erwin and
brother, John Dixon Erwin, returned
to their home in Charlotte last Mon
day after a visit i'm the home of Mr..
and Mrs II. M. Robins, Mrs. j. H.
Dixon, who is visiting Mrs. Robins
and little Miss Margaret Erwin Rob-
ms, accompanied the young visitors
as far as High Point. =
Miss Myrtle Pugh was in Ashe
.boro last Sunday night, the guest of
Mrs S. E Rush after spending the
weekend with home folks at Ashe-
boro Route 1, Miss Pugh left Mon
day morning for High Point, where
she has position. She will return
to Guilford Cnllegs and re, u ne her
studies in September.
Mr. Charles Cox, of Brunswick.
Ca, has been visiting relatives and
friends in Asheboro Mr.. Cox left
Randolph in 1900 and went to Geor,
gia where he engaged in the lumber
business. He married a Georgia
woman and has made his home in
Georgia. His interest in Randolph
county has never waned and he re-
turns every two years. Before leav
ing Randolph county Mr.. Cox was
connected with the Asheboro Tele.
phone Co. Prior to that time he
worked for the Asheboro Wood and
Iron Works. His many friends in
AshebOrO welcome him home.
Mrs. Clyde Styres returned home
Sunday night from a visit to, bel
parents near High Point.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
REPORTS OF LOWER PAY IN
CORRECT

Newspaper reports to the effect
that the pay of soldiers will revert,
after the present emergency, to the
pre-war scale are incorrect.
The appropriation bill for the Fis,
cal Year 1920 provides that the pro-
visions Of the Act approved on Nav
18th, 1917, in so far as it increases
the pay of enlisted men in the Army,
are continued i'm force and in effect.
The base pay of the soldier will
remain at thirty dollars per month
in addition to clothing, food, medl-
cal: attendance, etc. Increased pa
for higher grades than private, Tor
special duties performed and for
length of service will continue as
now provided by law.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
MUST ACT ON DAYLIGHT saw
ING

.Washington-The senate has de-
cided to have the proposal for re-
peal of the daylight saving law again
run the gauntlet of President VII.
sons veto. By vote of Al to y
the senate passed and sent to the
President the separate house bill re
pealing the daylight saving measure.
During brief discussion of the bill
several senators predicted that the
measure, like the daylight repeal
rider on the agricultural appropria-
ton bill, would be vetoed by the
President. The separate house bill
was passed June IS, but action in
the senate was suspended until t.
day and, in the interim, the Pres
dent vetoed the rider and the house
was unable to enact it over the We
to-.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
BUILDING AT A RAPID RATE IN
THIS GOOD CITY.

High Point is decidedly on the
forward movement and especially
in building houses and homes. About
half million dollars in permits
were secured last month, as follows:
Southern Chair company, two story
factory building ON East Russell
street; F. Y. Montgomery, one and
one half story dwelling on Richard
son street; John Wise, One-story
dwelling on High street; c. E Lanier,
one STORY garage on High street; C.
E. Majors, two-story dwelling on
MODtlieu avenue; A. Sherrod, two
story dwelling on johnson street; }.
NJ Lancaster, one story garage on
South Main street; Fl. A. Mills, two
story dwelling On North Main street;
M H. Howell, one story dwelling on
White Ook street; J. \. Clinard. re-
pairing structure on North Main
street; WEIGH Memorial church; one
story church on Mangum avenue; r
T. Scerce; one-story dwelling en-
Smith street; Southern Furniture
Exposition building, Inc; tenostory
furniture show room building on
South Main street; A. T, Wishart,
one-story garage on Steele street
j. H. Mccain, one story dwelling On
Cox street; H. A. Cecil. dwelling on
Montlieu avenue; j. E. Cox manu-
featuring company, one story.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
Get the Habit of
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
says we can't look or feel rl9nt
with the system full
of poisons.

Millions of folks battle INTERNALLY
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. whats an inside pau:
you say. Well, 1t is guaranteed 10 pSn
form miracles If you could oe40'0
these hot water enthusiasts.
There are vast numbers OF men tanu
women who, Immediately upon arAsln aI
in the morning, drink glass OF req
hot water with teaspoonful OF llni Rr
stone phosphate in it. This is W. ~
excellent health measure. IL ID "a
tended to flush the stomach, I1Ver, ~
neys and the thirty feet Of tntes11LniII o
Of the previous days waste, sour III r.
and indigestible material left over -
the body which If not eliminated e00lyt
day, become food for the millions .S W.
bacteria which infest the bowels @
quick result is poisons and I'D u1and
which are then absorbed into the jill Ell
causing headache, bilious attacKS' . r
breath, bad taste, colds, stomach I'm am.
BILE, kidney misery, sleep4essness,
pure blood and all sorts or ain End
People who feel good one uay can
badly the next, but who slnpy to
not get feeling right are , uIgeu
Obtain a quarter pound OF This
phosphate at the drug store. .oinnt
viii cost very little but fsAsu1nclttbne
to make anyone a real crank on 'n'
subject of internal sanitation. - m
Just as soap and hot water aoV and
the skin, cleansing, sweetenmet and
freshening, so limestone phospil"'I liver,
hot water act on the stomach, more
kidneys and bowels. 1t Is Vasi ;Jo than
important to battle on the lnS 'ia nores
on the outside, because the sH 80 the
do not absorb 1mpurlCles DO
blood while the bowel pores w.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
Why You Can Believe Most Adver-
tiSements.

You can believe the ADVERTISE
ments you read because the best
business men know that truthful!
advertising pays best, says bulIe
lin from the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World, New York. The
business man who lies in an adver,
tisement is more than a knave-he
is a fool in the, bargain We deal
with people we trust. and we do not
trust those who are untruthful Buy
ing from advertisers gives asSuran-
&c of the best qualities for the mon
ey, declares the Bulletin, from the
advertising association.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
GERMAN GENERAL BLAMES FIX.
KAISER.

Berlin-Responsibility for the
prime councils decision in regard to
Belgium was placed upon the former
German emperor by General Ludea-
dorff in communication published
today by a Berlin newspaper.
The letter said the great headuuar-
tiers merely sketched> the military
situa ion and stated what measures
they believed necessary to protecf
Germany's western frontier in an
economic way.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
HIGH POINT, ROUTE 4.
(By Mary A. Clodfelter.)

Gilbert Poole has been seriously
i'll for the past week but is some bet
ter at this writing.
The rain Thursday has made
everything look better.
Mrs. t. S. Farabee has returned
to her home after spending two
weeks at the Duncan Sanitorium,
also Mrs. Alpha CIinard and Mrs.
John Hines are expected home Sun
day from the Winston hospital
They are getting along nicely.
Mrs. CarviIla and little daughter,
of Winston, are spending a few weeks
with Mrs. Carvilla's mother aud
father.
The meeting at FfiedIand is still
in progress and much interest is be-
ing taken in the meeting. 1t will
close sometime next werk
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pc lie, from
the navy, Dire expected here today.
on account of the serious illness of
his brother, Mr.. Gedherd Poole
D. E. Clodfelrer spent Saturday in
High Point.
Miss Wilmer Clodfelter has been
right sick for the past two weeks,
but she is much better at this writ
ing.
The county road force has been
on the roads for the past few days
getting the roads in good condition.
Mr.. Carl Mack and familv are
spending sometime here with his
father and mother.
The Review came out two days
earlier last week
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07

DR.. T. M. Stanton with the medi-
cal department of the American
forces in France, expected to return
to the states soon.
Several High Pointers have in
terested themselves in establishing
a country club and doubtless some
tking definite will turn up soon.
The Moose Lodge of Winston will
have a big banquet Friday night TO
" hich large number of visitors
will gather.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
Dodging Doesn't Pay.

In a recent issue of Associated Ad-
vertising. writer said there was,a
time when he thought he was slick
when he could avoid the advertising
solicitor of newspaper, but that
experience had later shown him that
he was not slick, but foolish. He
has found that advertising pays, and
| that the newspaper advertising soil,
citor often has very good sugges-
tons to offer.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
UNABLE TO REVIEW FLEETN0w

.Washington-President Wilson
will not review the Pacific feet At
San Diego until early in September
probably the fourth and fifth, the
navy department announced TODAY
The fleet will be reviewed by Sec
rotary Daniels at Los Angeles on
August 8 and from that time until
it enters San Francisco harbor for
the presidential review, it will be
divided into small units which will
visit all ports south of Los Angeles
having harbors Of sufficient water TO
enable vessels to enter safely.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-08-07
DEATHS-INCREASE. BIRTHS DE-
CREASE

During month of July the birth
rate of the city of High Point de-
clined in comparison with the rate
during the previous month of June
whereas the death rate increased
during last month.
According to the figures on file in
the office of the keeper of-vital sta
tistics, DR.. H. w. Mccain. there 33
births in July as against 43 in June
and Is deaths as against IA in June.