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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
LIMA EVENING PAPERS MERGE

LIMA. ohic.--The Times-Dcmo.
crat was purchased by the Lima News
Publishing company on May and
the News and Times.pcmocrat were
merged as the News on May 3. W J.
Calvin. publisher OF the Times-Dcm.
ocra,. becomes business manager and
u stakeholder In the Ropubllean. Ca.
Iette. morning newspaper.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
1T. FRANCES JuMrs
PRICE TO at2O

TORONTO 80 Thore In trouble
again with the paper mill at Fort
Frances. Ont Immediately follow
ing the decision OF the Supreme Court
that the Board Of Commerce did no,
possess power to regulate the sale OF
ncwsprin,, the Fort Frances company
Jumped the price TO It's western Can
adlan customers to si2O, II has now
notified u number of them that u
cannot tthcm have any more paper,
Tho situation In Manitoba and Saa-
kalchswuu has become acute as a
rtsuli of this action.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

en- him the opportunity OF making a
picture exclusively with characters
who love passlonately. see red when
they hate. and are quick with the
trigger and knife. Life among the
European wraiths who have drifted
to the South Seas reverts to the raw
elementals and these are the mater
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
TWO TowANpA PAPERS QUIT

ToWANpA, Pa--The Bradford
star. issued for the pas, 20 years,
suspended May on account OF ucws-
print and labor troubles. publica.
,ion will be resumed when conditions
return to normal, The Reporter
Journal, which had been published
for so years. discontinued publica-
,ioa April 80 for the samc reasons,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
These Tell the Story :
WANT REGULATION or PAGES
NC ALESTER. Okla. .-- Resolutions

NC ALESrER. Okla Resolutions
strongly urging Oklahoma editors to
use every possible means OF conscry.
ing print paper were passed ut the
closing session OF tho Oklahoma Edi.
torlEl association horc last week,
The resolutions urged every publish
or IN Oklahoma to not only cconom.
iEc ON print paper, but to raise al.
ycrIsirg rates t..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
81. CAruiEiSEs
JOuNNNL NISrENn.

TORONTO The Evening Jour.
nal, the oldost st cathar'ncs ncwp.
paper. has suspended publication. It
has been published as daily since
1859, the pfcsrnt proprietor. eN.
mayor ]. NJ Elson. having acquired
II Ia 1910,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

enterprise. Mrs. Raymond keeps
her gambling resort in operation
uader the management OF a man
who poses as owner.
In the end dozen different events
bring about the revelation of the wo
mans partnership.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
Cl.EARriELD PAPER srspENps

CLEARFlELD, Pa, -. The Daily
Public Spirit has suspended, after 20
years publication. The hish cost OF
print. paper and labor was given as
the cause.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

The National League of Women
workers 10 planning to hold q four.
1ny conference at Bryn Mawr Col
ssge In June. II will be the second
''eollege convention" which the lea.
0s has undertaken, the first having
been held at Wellesley College in
1915.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
Telegraph Tabloids

LONDON. May 2s.--Hostiliiies be-
tween Russia and japan in Siberia
ceased late Tuesday. according to re.
ports from vladivostok dated We'd
acsday. Paris also reports the ar
rival OF the Russo-Japanese armis-
tise commission.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

ials out OF which Joseph Conrad
weaves his gripping stories and
Maurice Tourneur his entertaining
pictures. Jack Holt. scena Owen.
Lon CLANCY and Wallace Becry are
In the excellent cast.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

WASHINGTON, May ss.-By a
vote OF to 3. the senate agricul-
taral committee today ordered a fav-
cradle report on the McNary bill pro-
viding for an export embargo on
sugar. ~0I ,.-'.-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28
ENC|NEERSL00K
LANGElL VALLEY
SYSTEM OVER

LoRELLA. May IS. - sunday
morning c, T. Darley. In company
with Consulting Engineer Heney, ar
rived in Lansell valley from klamath
Falls to inspec, the irrigation system
Of that locality and the sites for
dams They were accompanied by
Attorney Fletcher. or the firm OF
Ferguson a Fletcher, and Archie
wishard, secretary OF the associa-
ton. and H. II. Newell, head cf the
reclamation service II seems the
approval OF Engineer Heney is essen
tial to the placing Of the bonds. At
1880 the entire party returned to the
b me OF W. y, Campbell where a
mos, bountiful dinner was served and
much enjoyed by all Dinner. was
served to l6. Mrs. Campbell was as
sisted by Mrs, Alfred Keller and Airs
II b. Wipncrd.
Schools Closed
The Lorclla school closed last Fri .
day and the teacher. Miss Cole. has
returned TO her home in Grants
Pass. Miss Cole is a mos, successful
teacher and her work the past year
has been very satisfactory. II is
hoped she will return next year.
Mrs. william Greig of Sterling.
Colorado. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
II. +. winnard. On last Saturday /,
Mrs. winnard entertained at iun-
cheon In honor OF her sister.
Last week Mrs. Alfred Keller
closed q most successful year OF
in the Brown district on the
south side Of the valley. The week
before school closed Mrs. Keller gave
d party for the children at her home.
which was much enjoyed by all
present.
Ladies' Aid Meeting
Thursday. May IS. the monthly
Of the Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. W. Fordney.
On Thursday. May 20. Mrs. Gus
Keller entertained at luncheon
OF ladies In honor Of Mrs.
0reig.
=. Gas Shortage Felt
The farmers In this vicinity are
much handicapped BY the shortage Of
gasoline. Much necessary work IL
delayed and business trips Of import
ance have to Be postponed. II 10 sine,
cerely hoped . supply will be ON hand
to enable these who have 10 do
pumping for irrigation to so ahead
with their work.
The Woman's club met with Mrs.
VIII Campbell Thursday afternoon.
May 81.
!. Ed MeBroom of Barnes valley has
just purch ased . new Dodge car.
Mrs. L. Gerber Of Horsefly IL at
tending Chautauqua. this week in
Y In E~lls
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

NowSpflnt In Italy L. selling at $50
TO s3s n hundred pounds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

WASHINGTON. Nay ss.-An e.
esst TO override the president's veto
q the Republican pese resolution
sailsd in the house today. The vote
vs. 3iS in favor Of overriding the
vsee. and is3 against. or - under
tAs required majority.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

WASHINGTON. May ?s.--A reso-
luton which viewed with grave con-
osrn" conditions in ireland and "ex-
pressinE sympathy with the aspirs-
tioas OF the Irish people for q gov
ssament Of their own choice" was re-
ported out Of the house foreign at
fairs committee today by a vote Of
IL to q.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

: WASHINGTON. May as The
csaference report on the long pend
ins water power bill was approved
to-day BY the senate and now goes q
Tie president.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

a Herald Want Ad will sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

FRIDAY. MAY ~. 1870
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-28

Thursday. May IS. the monthly
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. w. Fordney.
On Thursday. May 20. Mrs. Gus
Keller entertained at luncheon q
number Of ladies in honor Of Mrs.
william Greig.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
NEWS FROM TRINITY.

Miss Enme Culbreth and sister
Miss Lou WAGNER, of Thonasville
have been visiting relatives in town
Fred Pavne has just returned frona
weeks trip to Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Beulah Wagstaf is visiting
Miss Sadie Reddick.
Mrs. Tvndale has returned from a
visit to the Fair Grove section.
Mrs. D. C. johnson and family ex-
pect to move in few days to High
Point.
Rev Mr.. Elliott preached Sunday
night to a large congregation.
The high. school will start now in
about six weeks-expecting full
school.
Miss Eleanor English has returned
from Hillsboro. She is with her rela-
tiyes in and around Trinity.
Mrs. W. H. Hayes DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained the members of the Book
club Friday afternoon. A delicious
salad course was served by the host
ess assisted by Misses Dorothy Wood
and Ruth HAYES.
Miss Nell Parlin. who has been Wis
iting in North Wi1kesboro and Win
ston-Salem. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Pepper and Miss
Jewel Parkin are spending few days
at Wrightsville Beach.
Miss Dorothy Wood has returned
from Spartanburg. S. c.
Mrs. J. Moore Campbell. of Harris
burg, Pa, is the guest of her sister,
Miss Effie White.
Ashford .Parkin, Of kunberton. is
visiting his parents, Capt and Mrs.
Parkin.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Dorothy Latham Sfamey
Monday evening from s. to 10 enter.
tanned her young friends al. BIRTH
day party. it being her 18th birth.
day: The color scheme. of pink and
white was carried out in the decorat-
ions and refreshments, consisting of
block cream. cakes and mints, the
birthday cake being lighted with IA
pink candles. There were three
rngs IN this cake, the diamond ring
went 10 Miss Mary Muse, sapphire
to Miss Alice Pitts and ruby ring to
Miss Mary Elizabeth Long Games
and music on the piano and phOno.
graph helped to enliVen and make
the evening quite an enjoyable
affair. Miss Stamey received many
nice presents
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DEATH OF MRS. HEDeEcock.

Mrs. Aehsah Catherine Hedgecock
one of the oldest pioneers Of Guilford
county, died Wednesday afternoon a
her home weston the city at o'clock
following prolonged Nlness of sew.
eral months.
Mrs. sHedeoOck was the daughter of
John and Achsah Carter, and was
born ON September 5, 1889 She was
married on December 10, 1861. to
David M. Hedgeeock, who died on.
June Is, 1904. To the union were
born five children, four of whom are
now living. She is survived BY two
daughters, Mrs, Lou Hamilton and
Miss Emily Hedgecock, two sons,
William P. Hedgecock and Joshua e..
Hedgecock. all of this community.
and one brother, N. M. Carter, Of
&uthrie, Okla. The deceased was "a
faithful member of the Friends
church of this city.
Funeral services were held at the
Friends church Thursday afternoon
at A o'clock by the Rev, Samuel L.
Haworth, Burial was made in the
family plot at Springfield.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
MISS AVA NEEsE JORDAN BRIDE
OF w. C. KING. -

Miss Ava Neese Jordan and Mr.. ".
C. King were quietly married Aug
ust 5, at the home of Rev. j. C. Leon
ard, the officiating minister, at Lex
ington. Only few friends were
present.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Jordan, of New Salem,
near Randleman, but for the past
three years has been in High Point,
where she has been serving as head
nurse in the High Point hospital. She
is an estimable young lady and has
many friends throughout the state.
Mr.. King is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
]. A King, of Seagrove. He IS con-
nected with the Alamance Insurance
and Real Estate Company here and IS
an enterprising young man. During
the war he served nine months with
the National War Work Council, at
Camp Sewer and Tennessee.
Both the bride and groom nave
scores of friends who shower them
with best wishes.
They will make their home IN AsAe-
bero.
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AND STILL THEY COME TO.
A GOOD TOWN
LUTHER REED COMPANY TO co
TO HIGH POINT.

Being unable to find a building II
Greensboro suitable for housing its
factory, the Luther Reed company, -o1
Fall River, Mass, and Pawtucket, r.
l., manufacturer of loom, reeds, Tues
day morning decided to locate it's fac
tory in High Point, according to Sec
retary C. w. Roberts, of the chamber
of commerce, who for two weeks has
been endeavoring to find a place for
the enterprise here.
Mr. Murphy, representative of the
company, in the city for the purpose
of locating the factory and starting
its operation, told Mr.. Roberts that he
and his company were 'favorably i'm
pressed with Greensboro and desired
to do business in this city. His COM
pany did not want to have to wait un-
til new building could be erected,
however, and therefore had to go
where floor space was already pro-
vided.
Mr.. Roberts stated that, with
Greensboro out of the running for
this enterprise, the company cons1d-
cred High Point and Atlanta, deciding
Tuesday morning in favor of the for
mer. 1t was with great deal of re-
luctance that the chamber of COM
merce secretary saw his prospect slip
through Greensboro, but, seeing that
to land it was an impossibihty under
the circumstances, he recommended
High Point as the next best place for.
the enterprise, and the recommends
ton was accepted.
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LABOR BODY WILL MEET HERE
1921.

The North Carolina State Fedora
tion of Labor, in session at it's an
nual convention in Charlotte. Wednes-
day, decided upon Ugh Point as the
meeting place for the federation in
1921
The session in Charlotte lasted for
three days, and adjourned Thursday
afternoon about o'clock, following
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year. wrich resulted as follows
w. F. MOODY, Raleigh, president; W.
A. Thomas. Salisbury, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Nellie Presley, sAsheville,
second vice president; c. G. Worsley,
AsRevile, ecretary.treasurer; J..
Barrett, Asheville, organizer; C. F.
Pilley, Raleigh, sergeant-at-arms.
Opposition to the proposed repeal
of the present primary laws was voic-
ed in a resolution adopted by large
vote. In the resolution the attempt to
repeal the primary laws was consider
ed "an attempt to literally disfran-
chise so per cent of the qualified
voters of the states a direct attack
upon the laboring people and or
ganized farmers for the part played
by these two big forces in the recent
primary campaign"
The federation went on record as
fayoriRg the. use of the Australian
ballot svpstem, urging It's adoption as
a protection against coercion OF the
labor vote.
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$1,000 IS VOTED coLoRID scfsool
Board Reaches Agreement With Rep
resentatives Of Friends Board of
New York

New York. S. -
| At a call meeting Of the city school
board Thursday night, when members
Of the board met with j. r: Taber and
.. p. Billiard, representing the New
York board o4 Friends, it was voted
to give an appropriation of $4,000
to the society Tor the purpose of CON
dieting the ooIored graded school.
which the city runs in conjunction
with the Friends normal school here.
.Accerding to the terms of the
agreement, the $6. is to. be used
to pay teachers and to meet general
running expenses $4,000 Of the.
amount will be paid to the eight
teachers employed for the enrolment
Of $50 or more stud dents there. The
remainder will go to general ex-
penses, The city superintendent Of.
schools is to have auth horfty over the
teachers and each OF them is rea11fr=
ed 70 have, by October IS at least al
elementary certificate.
4 The agreement of the city with the
Friends for the use of the school
dates back to 1896, when the graded
schools OF High Point were organized.
When the city started to make proyfs-
ion for its scolored children, it was
found that there was room at the
High Point Normal Industrial school
for the public school for colored child-t
rem. Every year since then the board
has reached an agreement with the
Friends for conducting the school
fze . = X & = - Il
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50dg q psepE The goods sold i eI 81


{ y. Smith Birmingham. Ala. fiTsf
grade; dfss Ida Owens, Elizabeth
I s slty, N: g., first grade; Miss Hannah
Aol llonlan Wood Hand, N. e.: Mrs. NJ.
Sanpaer city second grade !:
Miss Gertrude Hughes, Latrobe. pa.
second grade; Miss Annie pegraIf. I.
/ York, s.. ts,sthird grade; Miss LILLIAN
Bald Greek M third
ggade; Miss Ruth wicker, EIon Col.
Elege q fourth Grade; Miss Laura
Cooper China Grove, N. C., fourth
Grade; Miss Sallie Ratcliffe, AIta1nas
lasy. fifth grade Miss Mary
Hicks Spencer n 81, fifth grade; I
Miss Clarion Oaks. city, sixth grade;
Miss CYNTHIA Garrett, Burlington, NJ.
g. sixth grade; Miss Irene M. Pugh,
Jacksonville Va, seventh grade:
S1AEss Frazier. city. seventh
Crimes Street school Miss Ada
Hlair city, principal Miss Luna
ders, city, first gTades Mrs. Inez
IsesEis city. FIRST Miss Enna Wallace,
Star dF 81; Miss Carrie Lowe,
second Miss Evelyn Gallant,
Charlotte, N. g.. second; Miss Inez
Mes lohan, Clifton, N c.. third; Miss
Edith Hill. city. third.
Park Street School Miss Emma
Blair, asincipal Miss Luna Cor city
first; Miss Elva Strickland, city. first I
Miss Georgianna Bird, Thoma lie, 3
C.s first: Miss saIlie !. Bond, first
Miss Sarah Wood, Randi dleman IL c., 4
second: Miss Blanche Ston cham, Mo-
ltsks va second; Miss Helen Rey-
n0lds; second Miss Agnes Bod
son. Whist on-Salen, G. third
grade: Miss Mary Martin. Danbury, n,
@. third grade; Miss Eva Warren,
N. O.. fourth grade. Mrs.
Leona Hnlton, city. fourth grade;
Mrs. R r. Smith, CITY. fifth grade
Fairview Street, lColored) -Ossfe|
Davis: principal; Sarah 3. Davis; city,
first grade; Lizzie Dorset, city, first
grade: Terah Walser, Winston-Salem,
second grade: ophelia Robinson, city,
third grade.
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Done Up In Small Bundles

9 =.
Leon Anderson was business vis-
ftor here last week from Fayetteville.
Miss Mabel GatIin returned at neon
Thursday to her h6me IN Eacrord.
She has been the attractive huose.
guest, for some time. of Mrs. j. v.
Wilson, on Lindsay street.
NJ and Mrs. Z. RI Terry are
spendfng the weekend as the guests
Of friends IN Hamlet. T11ey left here
Thursday morning.
Roger Ogborn, OF Kernesvi1De, spent
Thursday evening in this city with
friends.
s Miss Gladys Hatley, of High Point.
and Mrs. A. K. Hat1ey. of Green's
boro, left Thursday evening for an ex-
Itended trip north They will visit
New York, Baltimore, Pittsburg and
Harrisburg, Pa.
{. Miss Odessa Poole and Miss Ann
Dunlay left Thursday at noon for a
two weeks trip to- Moore county,
where they will be the guests of rel
atives.
James Harris. and wife returned
Thursday morning from Moore county
tACy t4AoNO UOOA oPOAOAAA9 -
short while.
Billy. Bivens, of Greensboro. is a
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
b. Terry
8 j. Smith and family, of this city,
are visiting relatives in Stokes
county.
F. B. Lindley, accompanied by
Daye E. Ridge. have returned to High
Point after visit with Mr.. Lihdley's
parents near Siler City.
Miss Hess Weaver is to arrive Fri
day night from Winston-Salem and
was the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Weaver, in Roland Park.
Clyde, Cox, of Asheboro, who under
went an operation at the local hos
pital Tuesday morning is rapidly i'm
Pr oving, it was announced this morn morn
ing
Mrs. Callum and daughter, Mary
of Greensboro, returned Thursday to
their home after short visit with
Mrs.rJ w. Harris in this city.
S. F. Brown and G. B. Hayworth to
A. M. Bray, lot On the west side of
South Hamilton street, $500.
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p - -
Eugene Seagraves made the ed
itor love him more by bringing him
a nice watermelon Tuesday after
noon. It sho was good Gene.
Marion. Keith. chief Of police of
HieIl Point in 1870, was IN the city
today renewing old acqIiaintances.
He holds areceipt from ]. A. Odell
secretary and tire aslrer at that time.
Mr.. Keith lives in Greensboro.
s. B. Wilson to Elbert Wilson,
three acres near the city, love and af-
fection.
Paul Stamey has returned from
a week end tripto LakevieW.
". a. J. Idol to q. r. owen, lot on
Blair street, 500 and other consider
ations.
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VALUABLE REALTY. SOLD To
HIGH POINT ". w. G. A.
with Consideration Of $1,000, 1t
Leads Trades Shown by Deeds
r;t..a NAf;&bs oo.x&1x Ranie+er

With Consideration OF %,OOU, u
Leads Trades Shown by Deeds
. Filed With County Register.
High Point real estate featured the
trades shown by deeds turned over to
Register Robert Fl. wharton at the
courthouse Tuesday the biggest deal
being that in which George H. Croweh
sold to the Young Women's Christian
association Of the Furniture. City,
desirable piece of propery on the
south side of East Greene street for
So, 900.
The other High Point trades were:
to see Drs. Reaves and Reaves.
Miss Cora McMaster, of Hillsboro,
is 4he guest of her sister, Mrs. +. 2.
Steed.
Rev. Mr.. Fink, evangelist for the
Western North Carolina Conference,
is assisting Mr.. Thompson IN the
meeting now in progress at Concord
Mrs. Mollie Skeen has returned
from visit to Mrs. E. Nick. Good
win, of Morganton.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
( FARMER NOTES.

Mr.. Raymond Nance, of Wadesboro
accompanied by his little nephew
Bernard, spent several days with
home folks here last week.
Miss Kate Dorsett has returned
from visit to Mrs. I. S. Kearns, Of
Badin.
Mr.. J.. C. Plummer and family left
on the 4th for their new home in
High Point.
Mrs. J. o. Kearns is in the High
Point hospital, where she had an op-
Grafton one day last week. She was
doing well at the last report.
Messrs. L. M. and Lewis Kearns
made business trip to Greensboro
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jordan Hill, and Mr..
Rufus Hill, Of Petersburg, Va, were
the guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Hill, last week.
Miss Dorothy Hubbard, Of Wash
ngton, D.. c., is spending her vaca-
ton with home folks at Farmer.
Among the visitors at Farmer for
the meeting on Sunday last were:
Misses Lula and Edith Spencer, Ma
bel and Tia Morgan, and Eula Par
rish, of High Point, Cannie Nance
and Lille Chandler, of Denton, Mr..
Ebert Kearns, of Greensboro, Miss
Bessie Morgan and Mr.. joe Morgan,
of Caraway, and Mr.. and Mrs. Moody
Nifong, of Davidson county.
DR.. and Mrs. Hubbard were in
Greensboro on Monday of last week,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
SURGICAL CLINIC ron HIGH.
POINT

The clinic will open en- Friday.
August 20, and continue through Sat
urday, August 81. Elm street scnool
will be clinic headquarters and DR.. =.
w |us+'~ will he in charge of the nos
pital. The state will furnish twenty
or more cots for use at this time,
with instruments to be used for the
treatment of the throat Five nurses
from the state board at Raleigh, VIII
be in attendance throughout the two
day session
Miss P1,nt will be remembered as
the assistant of DR.. Cooper. s5R1ts' mt
physic' An, who recently did stlsh
splendid work here as nesd of the
dental cEnic
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
ARCHDALE BASEBALL TEAM
VERY SUCCESSFUL.

The Archdale team won another
game from the High Point Silk Mill
club, Saturday. The game was a
solid affair, score of 18 to /. The
Archdale club has won 80 per cent of
the games played this season.
Saturday, July 31st, the Archdale
boys went to Davidson and took two
pretty games from the Denton club.
The first game IL to 0 and the second
8 to o. The second game was fast
and the full excitement from the be-
ginning to the end and Archdale piled
up only three runs.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-08-19
DoIhGs OF CITY COUNCIL

Ordered band stand erected on
city lot on N. Main street.
Removed trash cans, boxes and
all such articles from the main
streets.
Forbid parking or storing of cars
On E, Washington and Commerce
from Main to Hamilton on both
sides.
Ordered all cars comingin to Main
from any of the streets from Eng
lish to Commerce to come to full
stop before entering Main street.