The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-04-03

beyond repair, and entailed loss es
timated to be in the neighborhood of
$50 1000.
Wilson.-Around $4,000 has been
subscribed to the proposed community
memorial building so far, but few do
nations have come from the rural dis
tricts, owing to the fact that the
heavy drain on the farm during the
war the income tax and the prepare
lion for this years crops, etc.
Camp Greene.-Only about $50 sol
diers remain at Camp Greene, but this
number is steadily being decreased,
according TO information obtained
from Col. A. G.. Macomb, camp com
mander Wrecking crews of the
Camp Greene Development Company
have salvaged buildings on rather
large area within the reservation and
this work is being continued.
Elizabeth City.-Sheriff Chas. Reid
thorities of the State prison Romano
Brace. convicted of RiCamy in supe-
rior court. Brace was a pharmacists
mate in the navy and brought bride
number two here from Norfolk.
Charlotte.-A jury in the Mecklen-
burg county superior court returned a
verdict of guilty in the case of Clay
ton Guion, of the Guion Drug Com
pany, Cornelius who was charged
with selling intoxicating liquors in
consequence Of the sale of about the
first of the year Of Paw Paw, patent
medicine, to some Cornelius young
men, the medicine being alleged to
have made them intoxicated.
Richlands.-"Sleep DEATH" the new
disease which it is said is appearing
as result Of the Spanish influenza
epidemic, has invaded Richards. A
t5-year-old negro boy has been sick
two weeks with a disease diagnosed
by DR.. Allen M McCuiston as encipha-
litis lethargic.
Notwithstanding Inspector r. P.
Connolly condemned the old Charlotte
hotel building, following it's partial
des tructiOn by fire and he said the
owner, C. c. West, will have 80 days
n which to have it torn down.
Lumberton.-Rural Policeman w.
w. Smith made double find recently
while searching for a hog that had
been stolen. The Officer went to the
home of Levy Mckay, colored, who
was suspected, and while searching
the home for the hog found an up-to-
date whiskey making plant in the
house. The surroundings showed that
teh still had been in operation a short
time before it was found by the Off
GERS. The stolen hog was also found
buried in the stable.
Hickory.-Catawba farmers who re-
call the last visitation of the 17-year
locusts and the 13-year locusts, the i
latter species of which is scheduled
to appear in North Carolina again this
year, are hopeful that the pests will
not do much singing, to speak of moth
ing more serious
Ra1eigh.-Accumulat of mail was
the reason for the large number of
which filed articles of in
corporation with the Secretary of
State Tuesday. In all there were Is,
with an aggregate capitalization If
1915, 600. Of which $101, 900 has been
Statesville. - George Summers, a
white farmer living in Olin township,
this county, and about IL r4i1es east
Of States"ille, was burned to death in
his home
Wilmfngton.-Wilm has been
placed on five airline routes from the
North - the South. All machines go
ing south will make this city stop
ping Point. A landing field probably
will be laid out here and a garage es-
tablished where f1iers may secure gas
and make minor repairs to overland
machines.
Wat1esboro.-Iu the warmly contest
ed ca:e of the little girl Ruby L. Jones
against the Entwistle Cotton Mill at
for personal injuries a
verdict Of $4,000 was rendered by the
Jury in favor of the plaintiff
Goldsboro.-Miss Carrie Dorrity. OF
this city. president of the State Phi
Iathea Union. has returned from
where she conferred with
the program committee and perfected
plans for the State Raraca-Philathea
which will meet in Green's
horo May 9. 10 and II.
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