The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-03-27


| shoulders, and carried him.
Shelby.-Bishop Darlington was a
| visitor here for the first time, deliver
| ing one of the most powerful discours
es ever heard here. He came in the
| interest Of the Centena ~ movement
OF the Methodist Church
Fayetteville. = FaYettcville's new
bank, the Fayetteville Banking and
| Trust Company, will open for bust
ness April l. At a meeting Of the
| incorporators, organiza ton was effect
ed and it was decided to begin bust
ness with a paid-in capital Of $50, 900.
Pinehurst.-A. A. ROst: secretary OF
| the Pinehurst Kennel Glib, announces
! that the premium list for the Pine
hurst dog show to be held on April 2
and has been published. Nearly ST.
900 in cash prizes and over $1,000 in
sterling trophies are offered Entries
close on Thursday March 20. Entry
blanks and copies of the premium list
can be obtained by application to
| Pinehurst Kennel Club, Pinehurst.
Wadesboro.-The negro section of
| the town has been qua~antined by .he
| board of health on account Of inf1l-
enZa. The quarantine applies to
schools, lodges, churches etc There
are no cases among the white people
and the quarantine does not apply to
them. The negroes here have been
up to this time remarkably free from
| the disease
Wilmington.-Mati on HAYES. a ne.
gro held in Pender county jail at Bur
gaw, charged with killing two negroes
and setting fire to the house in which
they lived. escaped from a. cell into
the corridor of the Jail and when Jail
er e. r. MauIpass entered the EcorrI-
dor, the prisoner slipped out from be-
| hind him. locked the door, took the
key and disappeared.
Ashville-Two dogs broke int; the
chicken yard belonging to William
Jennings Bryan last night and killed
six of his most valuable hens This
was done while Mr.. Bryan was away.
| Neighbors stopped the dogs before
they could do further damage
Camp Greene-DiFector V. J. Draw
ley, of the local federal employment
| office, has closed his office at Camp
Greene, the departure OF the troops
there ending his work. He has assis-
ted thousands Of soldiers in securing
employment in their home sections.
Asheville.-A new charter has been
granted the Battery Park Hotel and
Realty Company Of this city for the
incorporation of a company with
capital stock OF $500 900.
Charlotte.-W. R. Matthews, repre-
sentative from Mecklenburg county in
the state legislature, announced his
| candidacy for mayor in the coming
municipal election, being the only OPP
ponent of the incumbent, Frank r.
McNinch.
Charlotte.--More than 800 add
| tional seats are being installed in the
| city auditorium to accommodate the
| expected increase in attendance at
| the Charlotte music festival, to be
! given there on May 2 and 8, when
twelve international music stars are
to be heard in concert in the greatest
| event of the kind ever seen in the
| Southern StStes.
Wilmington - The New Hanover
board of education has created an ad-
visory council OF seven women to help
| it run the city and county schools.
| The idea is that these ladies will find
lots OF things that need correction and
! that they will greatly strengthen the
| administration Of the schools.
Salisbury-Dr w. J. Martin, presi-
| dent of Davidson College, was operat-
ed on at the Whitehead Stokes sana-
| torium. It was found that his cOndi-
ton was much more serious than this
physicians or his friends anticipated.
| Wilmington. = Wi1min gton council
men have placed the chiefs of the fire
and police departments, the city clerk
and treasurer and the superintendent
OF streets, all under civil service, by
authority of law passed by the re-
cent legislature.
| Chapel HiIl.-The summer session
OF the state university law school viii
open earlier this year than usual, it
has just been announced by the law
! faculty. The session will open Mon
day, June 9. and come 20 close Fri
aay, August IS.