The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-12-11

the part OF AsheviIle and Buncombe
county men to secure the 75mm. Ger
man cannon that they captured on No
Vember 10, 1918, on the western front
the piece OF light artillery has finally
arrived here and will be set up On the
public square.
Troy.-Work is well under way on
Montgomery county's new courthouse
! at this place. When completed this
will be one OF the finest public build
ings in the state
I Warsay The woods around here
are proving a happy hunting ground
to those inclined to the sport. Among
local sportsmen, A. B. Baines holds
the championship, holding to his cred
| it already nine fine wild turkeys in
addition to a number of cartridges and
other game.
the New Bernian, is among those who
have made flight here with one ~
the aviators who are in New Bern
for a while. Editor Dawson says 1t
was the greatest experience of his life
with the possible exception of the
hour of his marriage.
High Point.-Bolshevism in the
United States is not an outgrowth of
the war but it's seeds were sown by
money-grabbing manufacturers who
brought foreign labor here to COM
pete with American labor, declared
James F. Barrett, labor leader, of
Asheville, in an address to a crowded
hall Of organized laboring men during
the Thanksgiving celebration here.
Durham. - Governor Thomas w. |
Beckett, addressing more than 1000
negroes at a Thanksgiving celebration
held in this city, advised members of
the race to stop rambling, save money
and stay out of JAIL"
The governor declared his friend
ship for the negro race, saying he had
sndeavored to play no favorites.
GoldsborO.-At very enthusiastic
meeting Of the Goldsboro Shrine club
IL was unanimously decided to invite
Sudan temple to hold it's spring cere-
montal in Goldsboro next May. Su-
dan temple, which il located at New
Bern, embraces all territory in North
Carolina situated east of the counties
of Person, Orange, Chatham, Lee,
Moore and Scotland.
Siler City.-Ben H. Lambe, asso.
late editor Of the Nations Business,
published in Washington, D. c., under
he auspices of the United States
1hamer OF Commerce, is here on a t
hort visit with relatives. He has I
ust finished a six weeks tour of the q
h1ef industrial cities of the United
states, which he visited with four ! t
commercial commissions from Europe. y
Kinston.-When Miss Julia B. Par
OFT returns here from Philadelphia,
here she christened the U. s. 8. Par
Oft, she will wear a handsome gold o
racelet studded with diamonds, an g
gift received at a luncheon B
the launching. The brace L
It, it is understood here, was tho gift
the Cramp company, the Destroy
IS builders.
Mount Airy.-According to statistics
st compiled by the secretary of the
hamber of Commerce, FL 800 barrels
apples have been shipped this sea-
N from Mt. Airy to date. The late
uit which is now coming into this
arket for shipment, will in all prob
'ility increase the total yield to
'out $1,000 barrels which is about
rty per cent below the normal apple
op Of this vicinity.
klnston to Have Poultry Show.
Kinston.-The bluest blood Of
orth Carolina fowldom will be as
mbled here for the local poultry as
cations mid-winter show. The
Asiatics, Americans,
G., of this part of the country will
y at no competition. Owners resid-
g anywhere in the world are privi-
red to try for scores of silver cups,
'bons and cash prizes to be offered.
nciers say the business of breeding
ow birds is in it's infancy here,