The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-11-13

the mica CQdC mas SO 1dr D&G4 skrA0A
from, the mine is said to be Q9the best
grade.
Southern Pines-Moore county to-
bacco, at $3.50 a pound, has made
new high record in price.
Durham-Grand Chancellor D EV.
Sorrell, of this city, has just appoint
ed DR.. Byron Clark, of Salisbury, grand
keeper of records and seals,o Of the
grand commandery of the State
Knights of Pythias.
Charlotte.-Dr. G. A. Bland AM
nounced his withdrawal from the race
for Congress to succeed E. Y. Webb.
advanced to the federal bench. ! -.
Lumberton.-Mrs. Charles SAn6er-
son, who lives in Wishart IoWnship,.
Robson county, shot and killed two
wildcats one day recently. The cats
were chased up tree near the San
derson home by some dogs and Mrs.
Sanderson marched to the scene with
a shotgun and killed them. .B@
Reidsville.-Tobacco breakss have
been quite heavy and prices are the
highest in the history of the market.
Numbers CT farmers who claim they
are 'frOm Missouri attend the sales
as spectators only to return the next
day with heavy hau1ings Of their weed
for sale.
Wilson-If signs hold good this
will be a mild winter, according to !. al
mountaincer prognosticatOr, who says.
that this years crop Of young lambs
are scarce of fleece and that squirrels
are not laying in a supply of nuts. He
says these signs have held good from
time immemorial
Concord-The home service CAM.
pafgn bv the Young Mems Christian&
association for the purpose of raising
$4,000 for the local Y. M. G. A, came
to successful close when the execu-
tive committee of the campaign an
nounceG that the full amount wanted
had been subscribed
Wilmington received here
from the treasury department direct
that within 81 days or less, the army
and navy club building at present To-
Gated on the postoffice green on Chest
nut street, must be removed to some
other location. The order came as
something Of a surprise here.
Elizabeth City.-Congress John
II. Small has arranged for a hearing
befo.a the Bureau Of Biological Sur
vey Of the United States Department
of Agriculture of the grievance felt by
many people in Cnrrituck in that I'M
der the migratory game law it Is flle-
gal for the people Of Currituck to pur-
chase wild fowl for their table
KinstOn.-D. G. Hargett, son of Ed
gar B. Hargett, of this city, has re-
turned from ! an "extended tour
abroad" Such luck as came to him
befalls few persons. Hargett is
phOtogra nher. He enlisted. in the
navy He was sent overseas on
snapshot ing trip. It carried him to
twenty-five European countries.
Fayetteville-The community well
fare work done by the War Camp
Community service during the period
Of the war, which was to have been
discontinued here on November 1, will
be carrind on in Fayetteville. accord
ing to decision reached at a confer
e1ce 1T w. G. S. headquarters in
Charleston.
Asheville.-In an order received
here by federal officials, Federal Judge
James E. Boyd of Greensboro, who
several days ago asked President Viii
son to name his assistant, directs that
the term of United States district
court be adjourned day to day until
the nomination Of Congressman Webb
is confirmed by the senate.
Better Roads end Bridges.
Ruth erfOrdton.-The federal" govern
ment has approved the plan of the
city authorities for 16~f9ot concrete
road through town from west end of