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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
RIG OUTDOOR SHOW SOON
SPECTACULAR AND GRAND PAG-
EANT TO BE PULLED OFF
NEXT MONTH.

Through the Centuries will be re
Droduced here in a grand pageant
T,,lv 20 and 21st in which 700 women
will take part. II is sponsored by
the Y. W. c.. A. of High Point and
a,nuloying in it's cast of characters at
least six hundred women of the city
over fourteen years of age. The nights
of july 20 and 21 will, in all probabil-
itv. see the presentation of this pag-
cant upon an out-of-doors stage. Miss
Young. director of the pageant, is de-
LIGHTED with the splendid cooperation
she is receiving from all the citizens
and civic organizations of High Point
and especially with the keen enthusi-
asm with which the mammoth under
taking is being greeted by the women
and girls of the city.
For the local "Y'' organization to
have attempted, as a beginning, pag-
cant of the size and beauty of
..Through the Centuries" is proof suf
ficient of the earnestness of purpose
Of the association and of the "big
scaleV upon which High Point as a
whole is doing things.
And the pageant, according to MISS
Young, is going to mean not onl y a
bic thing for this city, along the line
of entertainment and education, Tor
the present, but also for the future,
as srch a spectacle promotes love
OF GOOD and true dramatlcs and Gre
ates q desire for same.
The spirit of cooperation is beng
shown in the great number of Girls
and women who have already enlisted
+o,. e,tive parC in the pageant and II
the larere number of men who have
enlisted in service of every possible
-sesaeiatia,2,, M
rs mary gToupsgot the pagean
Characters will be rehearsifg at the
same time, a great number OF places
so,. s,,cb rehearsals are necessary
and again is. the loyal support OF th'
aao0le OF this city shown IN THIS re
-,ac+. Already headquarters for th
1aoea2t rehearsals have been offere'
Inv tie Elks' home, the Moose cruz
the Commercial club, the Sout
-Ia;n cradeds school, the Elm stree
school. the National Motor Compan
sd the Chamber of Commerce
Desks. a telephone and a piano nav
a7readv been placed in the last name
place. and this is the main Office
7he pageant office force, who haH
o.aee hoe4s Of ffreosaa 10aa., pa TO =
D. m. Enlistments may be mad
here throughout the day.
Each woman Of the city over lou
teen years of age is urged to lnm'
diatelv enlist as rehearsals are a
ready under way:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MURDERERS TO BE
TRIED NEXT TERM.

Request for continuance n the case
Of Roy Afford and Eugene Afford
held in the Guilford county jail Tor
the murder of J. E. Fletcher, mer-
chant of this city, which occurred the
night Of June s, was granted by Judge
P. A. McElroy, and the trial will not
come up until next term OF court.
The request was made by Solicitor
Bower, on the grounds that officers
desire to make further investigation
of the murder before the State goes TO
trial. According to reports given out
here yesterday, the defense also de-
sired a continuance in order to gath
err further evidence and also to allow
time for feeling to subside. The ne
groes will be held in jail, awaiting the
time when they will be brought before
the court.
The murdered man was shot to
death on the night Of June while on
his way home from his place OF busl-
ness. Robbery is supposed to nave
heen the motive for the crime.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
POLITICS SIZZLING HOT
ATTACKS MORRISON IN
INTRODUCING GARDNER
Henry A. Page Vigorously Criticises
Charlotte Candidate at
Aberdeen

Aberdeen, June 17.-Introducing
Lieut. Gov. o. Max Gardner to large
Aberdeen audience heretonight, Henry
A. Page, without mincing words, tore
into Cameron Morrison in no uncer-
tain terms Mr.. Page said in part:
"Mr. Gardner's opponent is man
superlatively untitled by nature and
lack of grace to fill the high office to
which he aspires. I have been asso-
ciated with him in various capacities
for 80 years. His highest conception
of the functions of a political party
is to capture places of profit for lead
ers of the party. He has not and new
er has had any idea that government
should be adopted for the intimate
needs of the people. Mr.. Morrison is
wholly out of harmony with every
thing in the State except the machine
Those who wish to do business with
him must take along revenue doodler
! to be introduced. He is incapable OF
being more than cog in wheel or
at most a wheel in a machine. The
political machine, now coming to Nor
rison's aid fought every progressive
! measure to come before the Legislature
while L was mempeI VI H.
Mr.. Gardner said: 81 make bold TO
declare that I represent no faction IN
nolitics. stand open and above
board, free and unpledged, touching
the industrial and agricultural and
economic life of the State, and If L am
elected governor of North Carolina L
guarantee that there shall be no fac
tional administration of that office.
Among my strongest supporters
throughout the State are men who
have formerly been identified with ev-
erv element of the party-Simmons3
men, Kitchin men and Clark men, and
I wish it distinctly understood that my
fight for the nomination for governor
is not fight against anybody, but Is
:. = a fight for the high privilege OF serv, nv
! ing the people of this State in the ex'
- - allied position Of governor" -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
LOCAL OFFICERS FIND 26TH
STILL.

Deputy Sheriff J. E. Wagner, accom-
panied by Officer D. W. Martin, cap
tured 65-gallon capacity copper s1llI
Thursday night about II o'clock near
Prospect church, not far from Oid
Trinity. No one was caught with the
still, but it had been in operation re-
Gently, since the mash IN the .syllhoer
was still hot. The officers came upoi1
+hn still after a diligent search and
were able to seize the entire. appara-
tns cylinder, cap, worm and all. 1t
vas brought to High Point and was
carried c. to Greensboro to be destroyed
owing to the darkenss the officers
tsfyuIId not tellswhpse- place they. were
On. on but satisfied themselves with cap
/, t,1rine the still. This was the twenty
sixth one to be caught by Deputy
Sheriff Wagner. No liquor was found
with it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
CITIZENS FIGHT AND ONE PAYS
FOR IT-OTHER CASES IN
COURT

DR. ]. J. Hamlin, dentist, and Fred
G. Barbee, both of this city, who en-
gagged in a fight Thursday morning on
North Main street, following an alter
cation, aired their troubles in munich
pal court Friday morning. Judge
Kirkman found Barbee guilty OF an
affray, fined him $15 and the costs,
and discharged DR.. Hamlin.
According to evidence given in the
case, the two men met Thursday
morning in front of Efird's store, and
Barbee began questioning DR.. Ham
lin about some work the dentist had
done for him. Barbee insisted that
! the work was unsatisfactory when ne
! was talking to DR.. Hamlin, while the
! latter insisted that he had done all
! that was possible with the skill OF his
nrofession, and that Barbee was sim
DIy seeking trouble. Parbee admit
| ted that he struck the first blow, Du'
insisted that it was only after LII
Hamlin had made an insulting remaTh
about his family, which the denus'
emphatically denied
charge of an affray was lodged
against Earl Young and Mary Missen
hammer, colored. According to testl
! monv jealousy overcasne the young
colored woman when she saw her at
firity with another woman. and sh'
. awaited his return wa sticks an
bottles, and fierce invectives, Whlcl
, she showered upon MS head. Sh
, was fined SIS and the costs.
!, la q E. 5usSie submitted plea Q
9 e1fTiits1, stU, 5 ss:fsI ga 7of
! was fined $5 and the costs.
Other cases, including one agalns
Fred B. Roads, speeding, Dewie M'
Neil, speeding, Dave and Eliza Wan
afraid. and John Clodfelter, non-sul
! oort were continued until Monda.
June 21.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
THE PRESENTATION
OF THE PAGEANT.

"Through the Centuries" deals, 1t
was explained by Miss Young, with
women Of the various ages from the
primitive era up to the present time,
and even looks forward into the new
era now opening for the women OF
today.
AS with all pageants, this one IS
composed of episodes, each episode
being a story complete-a one-act
plav in itself And the magnitude
and stupendity of the spectacle may
here be realized, when one learns that
for one episode at least 2OO people are
desired to take part.
From episode number one, "Prlm-
tive women on through the episodes
of Indian women, Puritan and colo
NAL women, women of the period 1o1O
to 1860, to the last episode, "The Late
Era" the pageant gives promise OF
being a masterpiece of beauty, art and
inspiration, the most brilliant specta-
Gle ever presented in High Point.
The pageant will be presented out
of-doors. it was decided last night, and
work on rehearsals will begin the hrs1
of next week. -,
Enlistment of all women in the city
over fourteen. years Of age, is urgec
bv Miss Young, who will be stationed
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
with Office hours from $3.50 IN INT
morning to o'clock in the afternoon n
Miss Young desires the names OF al
desiring to take part, with their pref
erence as to episodes, if they hav'
any, together with address and tele
phone number. She also desires en-
iistment for dramatic directors, aes
tissalsip thetic pantomime M directors, togethe he;
with musicians, the six arts and tn
prolougue, which will be the onl
speaking part in the spectacle. An
{ questions about the pageant may D
asked of Miss Young at her ottlc
| personally or by telephone, which WI
be installed there at once.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MD HAMMER. THANKS HIS
" -'' OPPONENT FOR RETRlN0

William c.. Hammer, Denocr@vlo
ond;da+e for Congress from the sew
enth district, has wlreo a Wo1+or
leak. campaign manager for w az
z Brock, expressing his graVlllcaIion
and appreciation of the unselllS1
curse CON- on the part of Mr.. Brock anu
1,;s friends. Mr.. Hammer stateo III
his he telegram to Mr.. Leak, that IL was
hiob1v gratifying to have the assui-
n.oo If Mr.. Brooks aid and support III
1 &c canonaign with the common en-
WV ro "It, is nothing more than 1 eA1
oacted from that loyal Democrat anu
ppo4.io+ic North Carolinian, salo NIL
Hammer. ro,. will re-
1inr7isb his United States dlsCrlcI az
+ornevship during the latter par III III
% T1,lu or the first of August. he VIII
- unable to do so earlier on account
~ the fiscal year ending June oo1 m X
Eornoer Lieutenant Governor w. "
N7o1.1ands is reported as a proOaOlo
r,,aoossor tn Mr.. Hammer. 1t Is Ior-
auo,. nointed out that Senator over
w., - will have the final word as W
---ho,,, will be elected to the aCCoiheS
ship. .ocond To Mr..
na,.,o1. W.. in the recent primary, an
m~ no1,nced from Wadesboro Thursaoy
that he would not enter the setD.e 4p,,s
urinary against Mr.. Hammer UnIa
leaving the latter the sole DemOci aS.>
asn;rant for Congress from the sew
enth district.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
FORFEITS LIFE FOR WRONG
NEGRO RAPIsT SENTENCED TO
tl CHAIR


Tom Johnson, young negro of
Greensboro, on trial IN superior court
for criminal assault on young white
married woman, was convicted Of the
charge Thursday, and sentenced to
die in the electric chair on August 20.
1t required but Is minutes for the
jury, picked from special venire OF
SO men, to make a decision. When
the verdict of guilty was handed to
the Judge, and ne in turn gave out
the death sentence, the negro retain
ed his Indifferent attitude that he had
maintained all through the trial.
Attorney, H. L. Klontz, counsel for
the defense, went through all the
customary motions to Quash evidence
and set aside the verdict and take the
arrest of judgment, paving the way
for an appeal to the higher courts.
The court allowed the defense 40
days' time to prepare the case for a
higher tribunal, ana unress the ap-
peal is abandoned, the negro will not
| be put to death on the date set, since
| it will hardly be possible for the su-
preme court to review the case be-
| fore October.
The States evidence was heard
Wednesday, and when the court ad
iourned Wednesday afternoon, SO
licitor Bower considered the States
case complete, and allowed it to rest
Evidence for the decc~~e was intro
duced Thursday, and an attempt was
j made to prove an alibi for Johnson
but the defendant himself killed tht
evidence, when he took the stand ant
admitted visiting the house on tn
date of the crime. 1>o denied com
mitting the crime, but admission tha
he was on the place on the date an
: at the hour the crime took place
was decidedly against him.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
p1GCEST DEAL FOR DAY
IS IN HIGH POINT DlKl
Main Street Property Sold for Sl''Oo0'
Deeds Show Realty in Two
Cities in Demand.

Cities in Demand.
Tho LARGEST recent real estate deal
~ Cuilord county shown in deeds nlep
e., -ocord with the register, H. H.
Wharton, at the courthouse Frlday'
-,,os thst in which the K. T.. MaH-
7.,e11 Company transferred to y; a
Ctan+on G. S. Grayson and A. ohe[-
I'D niece of property on NorCh
Min street in High Point. Revenue
I'4e' I'41+,,7s attached to the conveyance pa
ner indicated a consideration ol 0'0'''
$4,000. 49,. uiob Point
realty transaction were SHOWN -
deeds filed Friday: 1+ In
C. G, Wagner to High Polnt ~
s,,,.orce and Real Estate Company
lot, 81 and other considerations. +o,.s
G. A. Barbee, and Others eHecoGol pns1 =
n HIGH Point Insurance ana 1;a1, n,
Estate Company, lot on Moii'Aio
street. about $4,000. za.,r.rds
lot, $25. 1;u1 Point In
snrance and Real Estate Co,np' co non
nronertv on Mangum avenue, 99,oIo. por
M c. and NJ. Barbee to y. L. "a a.
IN ~ oronertv on Parkway street. con
alterations $4,000, according '>
stamps. IN Grace D
Sharpe, property on CarrioN
$4,000.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
HIGH POINT MAN GIVEN
13 MONTHS ON ROADS
Clyde Murphy Pleaded Guilty to Lar
ceny and False Pretense-Other
Minor Court Cases.

Clyde Murphy, young High Point
man, pleaded guilty in Superior court
Thursday afternoon to larceny and
false pretense, and was sentenced to
serve a year and a half on the county
roads. His brother, Fred Murphy, en-
tered plea of guilty to attempt TO
commit larceny and prayer for judg-
ment in his case was continued upon
payment of costs in the case, and afso
pavment of $50 far damage done 20
an automobile he and Clyde weEe
Charged with steaiing. Fhes aiiesea
offenses occurred in High Point.
Jim Mcleod and Jesse Britain
High Point youths, charged with rock
ING q house, had their cases transfer
red to the High Point juvenile court
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
ELKS TO GRAND LODGE CON-
VENTION.

Members Of High Point lodge OF
Elks, No. 1855, are planning to at
tend the sessions Of the Grand Lodge
to be held in Chicago, July $40. Lo-
cal Elks are taking steps to secure a
private car in which to make the trip
to Chicago, where the party will dis
perse, various members returning
when they see fit. Many are planning
to make side jaunts into Canada while
awav while others intend to stay right
in Chicago and see the sights.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
CORPSE IS IDENTIFIED
BY BROWNSVILLE MAN
Albert Byerly Says Body of Youth
Found Dead Near City Is That OF
HE Son Newell Byerly.

Found Dead Near City Is That OF
His Sen, Newell Byerly.
The body of the white youth found
1ifo7oss between the tracks OF the
Southern railway near W hlte YAK
= o17nnciiI horse about II o'clock Friday
night was identified by Albert Byerly'
Of Thomasville, as that OF his son.
Newell Byerly, who left nome Weu-
nesdav, and the corpse was taken 10
Thonasville on train No. 40 Saturday
afternoon for burial.
Reading the description OF the o0oy
as given by the Daily News, mr.. BY
orlv thought perhaps it was that Oh
bis missing son, and with another son
Va came to the funeral parlors Oh
Poole and Blue. Immediately Cney
identified the corpse as that Oh 'iie
how who left home Wednesday.
Mr.. Byerly said the unfortunate son
uos 16 years and five months ola anu
hod haen a cabinet worker IN one OF
+be factories at Thomasville. lmmeol-
o+o relatives surviving are his faCner
.nd noother. one brother, and four SIS
+o,.s living in Greensboro is an uncle
of the youth. Lo,,
A1+honoh no new evidence has been
discovered to reveal the exact metnou
hu which death came to the Vo"lAe
man. it is the general opinion tnseC ne
ai+her iuraped or fell off moving
so1,+bhound train early Friday nlgh1'
str;kino the ground with SUCH 1orce
1II go 1.- 1a;s ,ock and left shoulder were
|
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24

Miss Mary Sherrod, who mas oeen
ont of the city since May 70 returneo
to her home here Saturday mornlns' Ls"
She was accompanied by Miss Laura iI1
Mi17erand. of Annville, Pa, VINO VIII
enand some time in High Point as
Miss sherrod's house guest Durlns
her absence Miss sherrod has attend attend
ed commencement at Goucher college,
pa,tin1ore. % to which place she went
from High Point With members o, OF
the sorority to which she belonged
.I-,,;1a . student at Goucher two years
nast Miss sherrod enjoyed a dellgnt
f,,1 e, house party at Sherwood Forrest
oor baltimore. Following this, sne
80 short while in Philadelphia
tho guest of Miss Irene hlIe'
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
TO GIVE PLAY AT OAK Hill

Oak Hill community, west OF H1en
Point, announces a play en'l'.oo
"some Ties" to be presented oy nlne
characters on Saturday evening, June
oe at 7:45 o'clock To this entertain
ment, tn public is cordially iRvited'
The cast of characters is as follows
Mrs R. S. Russell, as the 'W1do"
with symptoms;" Miss Ruth Ander-
con as the old maid; Miss Alma
Ward as the New York visitor;
Miss zelma Burton, as the farmers $
daughter" Miss Letha Kennedy as
tho housemaid; Ralph Wright, as the
a-mender; William Payne as
the farmer; Clyde Payne as 'ne ne
country loyer" and Verna BURTON "S
the "dude'' from New YORK.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
To MAYORS ASSOCIATION

Mayor D. A. Stanton is attending
tho meeting Of the State Association
IF Mavors at Raleigh now IN session
81 which time the executives of all GU,
;as and towns in North Carolina Will
discuss various municipal proD!enls;, ;;
Mayor Stanton said that ne DelleVe9 Sf
the conference would throw deal ol
1ioht on many problems that are no"
giving mayors and other officials con-
siderable worry.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
EXPECT TO RAISE ALL
HOUSE PLAN DEMANDS
High Point Carvassers Confident OF

High Point Canvassers COnhdenI OF
Getting Subscriptions for 100000.
Although full and complete reports
are not in there is every indication
that the 100000 desired by the High
Point Housing Corporation before 1t
starts to alleviate the present distress
inc shortage of homes in the city, Will
rather easily be subscribed by the peo-
Mo interested in the continued we'll be-
ing of High Point. Ehree Teams o1
canvassers have taken the held anu
are making a personal search Tor sup
scrintions. When the amount deslg-
mated as necessary for start Is Sc
cured. the corporation will Immediate
lv begin to Junction.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
Done Up In Small Bundles

brunswick Records. SIAMEY )
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Williams and
Miss Helen Whitaker have returned
to their home in this city after sew
era1 days in Laurinburg.
C. R. McGrady, of Raleigh, was a
business visitor here Thursday.
Fred R. Cochran, Of Charlotte, is
lamong the business guests registered
at Hotel Elwood
w. B. Farr is business visitor
here from Clinton, N. c.
Mrs. D. B. McRary and sister, OF
Asheboro, were visitors in this city
Thursday, buying furniture and house
! ldraperies
! Miss jamie Rowland, who is at
] tending summer school at the North
( Carolina College for Women, Green's
boro, spent Thursday night in High
Point, the guest of Mrs. W. H. Plum
mer, Hotel Elwood.
Miss Eva Sink, of Thomasville, is
spending a short while here with her
sister, Mrs E. A. Hatcher, Jr.
r. J. G.. Schaeffer, of Charlotte, has
I been spending the past several days
Yin High Point, a business guest.
J. L. Redman, of Pilot Mountain,
has accepted a position with Gl1mer,
store, of this city, and has assumed
his duties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Parks and Miss
, Geneva Parks, all Of WinstOn-Salem
: spent Thursday in this city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kearns or
East Russell street Mr.. and Mrs
; Parks are the parents of Mrs. Kearns
Q
: las McAnally are spending Weel
with relatives in Winston-Salem.
= = Ed Kearns returned Thursday from
: Charlotte where he has been bus
mess visitor for several days.
Z Mrs. w. H. Slane returned to H1g
Point Saturday, after an extende
visit with her mother in Conway, Al
=, kansas.
Miss Elizabeth Jones left Thursda
for Newport, Tenn, where she WI
spend several weeks at the home
her uncle, DR.. V. w. Montsinger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Best have r
~ turned from their bridal trip to Ne
= York and Niagara Falls and arrive
"a in High Point Thursday morning
% spend several days at the home
y Mrs Best's parents on East Russo
Il street, previous to their departure Il
20 Goldsboro, where they will make the
3 home. Msr. Best before her marr1as
N on June 10 was Miss Allie Stricklan
80 Of this city
90 I'D. B. Havre, of San Francisco, Ia
Ee week spent a short while. in Hit
sa faof11t as tie ggless of J:~AI Smith
Havre has just returned from an
n, tended tour of the European cou
X tries and. stopped in this city for
r few days, en- route to his home IN Ci
cC' ifornia.
Mrs. J. J. Farriss and party, atten
ed the Bible school at Trinity e
)S lege, Durham, last week.
Mrs Jack Cheon, Of Milton, FL
OF is visiting in this city at the home
Mrs. Henry Harris. She expects
It's spend some time here.
on Mrs Harold Horrox has return
gh from Asheville where she spent 81
1t eral days as a High Point represen
S. tive at the Merchants ASSOCIATE
Ill convention.
20 H B. Raymond and wife, OF Ne
)e- port News, were guests last week
of the Elwood Mr. Raymond was b
nd mess visitor here.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
1T. MENDENHALL DEAD.

James T. Mendenhall, prominent
farmer. who resided near the CITY,
died Thursday morning at his home at
Q o'clock. He is survived by MS
widow, one son, and three daughters,
The funeral was held at Zion
Church Friday at II a. M, the serVc
ices to be conducted by the pastor Oh
that church. Interment will be maoe
IN The church burying grounds.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
WACHOVIA BUYS BANK OF
COMMERCE

Tuesday the Bank of Commerce
with its splendid six story building
and all was sold to the Wachovia
Bank and Trust Co. of Winston
which concern will take over the
business at an early date and oper-
ate it as High Point branch of
this splendid banking institution.
This makes one bank less for city.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
IN BAD CONDITION

The grand jury says that Gull
ford county's home is a DISGRACE to
the county. The conditions will be
remedied at once.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
NOT UNTIL JULY.

The cut-over to the automatic tele3 e.
nbone system, which was annou,cee ~
would take place during the nonIn Oh
T1na has been postponed until the lat,
ter part of July BECAUSE of unexpected
delav in shipment of apparatus
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
MOTOR TRUCKS PASS

The government convoy Of trucks
passed here Wednesday on its trans
continental tour. 1t was an inter
esting sight
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24
pApNETT HEADS KIWANI:s
CLUBS.

port1and June 19.-J. Mercer r Bar
IL Ho[Sf15lT, ~ Rirmingham, was elected pres
@ dent of the international assoGl"''C[f ";nn of
tx of Kiwanis at the closing SESSION e'o1and I'd
~ ~ aon11a1 convention here. CleVelSii"
WON rnT next years convention.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-24

Miss Leila Pell, stenographer al aeus srs
Red Book agency, is taking d -itb ~ her
vacation. spending the time Will
narents near Ramseur-