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Sc LLAMA
AHORA LA CIUDAD
DE P~ETROGRADO

PARIS, Mayo S.-Un despacho
procedente de Copenhague, recibi-
do aqui hoy por el Eco de Paris, d.
ce que ell Soviet Central de Rus'a
ha acordado Zanzibar ell nombre a
Ia ciudad de Pe~trogrado, camhian-
dolo por el de L~eninegrado, Ell no.
nor del actual jefe de Ia Nacion ru-
ca. Tai cambio Sc hara con motive
del quincuagesimo ~aniversario del
natalicio de Nicolas Lenine. Antics
de la guerra, Petrogrado llevaba
el nombre de San Petersburgo, en
honor del Ear Pedro el Grande, ha-
biendcsele cambiado de nombre pa
"a eljminar Ia particula "burgo" de
procedencia alemana.
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LA HUELGA EN- FRANCIA
GREA UNA SITUACION =.
BASTANTE SERIA
Mil!erand convoco al gabi-
nete para dscutir la
crisis obrera
Los trabajadores de los niue
lies Y los mineroS apcyan
a los ferroCarrileros

PARIS. Mayo Sci Primer MI
nistro Milerand convoco hoy a una
iunta dc Ministries dc nuevo, rara
considerar la situaci6n creada por
la huelga. La impression general cs
Ia de que e. jefe del gahinete ma
ganado una victoria sobrc los Gle
mentoS radlca!eS "DrefoS que "oo-
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CAPITAL De LA UkRANIA CAYO
EN- PODER DE- Los POLACOS
Ell GENERAL PILSUDSKI, AL FRENTE De SUS
FUERZAS ENTRO Ell SABADO A ESA ClUDAD
Grandes ndcIeos de fuerzas ukranianas ayudan con gran
empeho a los polacos en- la obra de reconqulsta. FL
objective principal de Pilsudski es Odessa

dos Dor el recuerdo de esa fecha,
los polacos olvidaron por IN momen
to al menos, sus d~iferenciaS lnterlo-
res Y en- una explosion de PATRIOTS
mo lograron dar a su patrla reJu-
veecida una nueva fecha de gloria.
El verdadero objective de su ofen
silva en- la region suroeste de Russia
es ell puerto de Odessa, el mas impor-
tante del antique imperio de los "a
res. Los p6lacoS no pretenden apo
derarse de csc puerto para 81. Por
IN arreglo cuyo esquema lndudable
mente Sc traz6 mucho mas al oeste
de Varsovia, los polacos Sc halIan
ahora en- la situacion de "protecto-
res de los ukranianos V de su indie
~pendencia contra Ia domlHaciol de
Is tirania del Soviet.
e. lider u}raniauo Genera. fe-
tlura tondra por clio una imperece-
dera gratitud hacia los polacos y la
mejor prueba de c,!o Is que 81 ma
yor interes esta en- p~arranecer tle'
les amigos de estos, 81 pGsda con-
servar a la Ukran;a librc del poder
de los rojos.
Detris de Polonia Sc halla Fran
cha que 81 bien Sc halla ]eXtenuada
financieramente, cuenta ain .
en"rmes almacenes lie arnlas ; E:u-
niciones Y con bril.antes oficiales
que podran instruir Y dirigir a las
tropas polacas hacia la victoria de-
finitiva.
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ESPIRITISMO.
mACIA. MAGNETlsMo, Etc.

49,. ID .urar Dor medic del NaGue-
emo ranos. mRSzJe ; ~SiEnasis - l.sa
clzy,-ua de- Rey SRloEon .,....,.. doe
Ir,-aa J Ritual De n Az AsEia-Sonae
=. =. TrlaaSulo de Sagonon. u Cabaja.
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Y Vsrcade-u Lioso de Gro -PTa<ueAS 90
nsxae-lsna, aipnossc4o , saNS-o
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aipno.lsuao TsaeraL-Ds@ostrae,on &c -
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70 Dr-.dA Dc lss P'-smtaes ~
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80 Nagnc :. san C4priaae-- eSofo LS
ES,hI-.ro. Ealcl6u uE!oS y sS~p-eS "A
del fsmosO GrinoTio -no.ismo'
n EIsworta- historic de- hiEHo-S *
,.s.sso en- ,slS sA.'S
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G-RnGa H. mag
n~t1smo. M5rodo pEselco ~
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Manual De Maslx NeErs .... ~
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aqui ell tratamiento indica-
do para lograr violen-
tos resultados.

La Eczema Y otras Intermediates
similares de la piel provienen de de-
s6rdenes Y empobrecimiento de Ia
sangre, Y solamente pueden ser cura-
das limpiando Ia sangre Y purifican-
dola de todas las sustancias nociVas
que Sc han acumulado.
Esta es la raz6n por Ia cual S. S.
S. ha sido usado con eXito satisfac-
torio Ell cientos de casos de eczema Y
otras erupciones. Esta maravIlloSo
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VARSONIA. Mayo 3.-La fuer-
q p~olacas ocuparon KEY aver, Sc
gun noticia publicaGa 10y aqui Ell
ms edici6n extra de Ia prensG. e.
General Pilsudski, Presidente de
Polonia. fu6 q2ien dirigi6 el ataque
Sobre Ia ciudad, que fue captura-
da cast sin r~esistencia de parte de
los bolshevikiS. e. mismo General
Piludski entro q Ia ciudad a Ia ca
beza de sus tropas.
La caballeria polaca que lego a
la region de Kew el sabado, dctuvo
So Marcia para esperar n In Hfan-
terra Y ~proceder juntas al alaGue.
Despues de la captura de la plaza,
sigui6 una ~encarnizada lucha Ton
los rojos en- campo raso, 4 10 largo
del rio Teirow, en- las ~cercanias de
Malin.
Los rojos estan hacien'io uso de
grandes fuerzas de mercenl-ios Chi
nos para oponerse al avance de los
polacos V ukran;anos hacia q orien-
re.
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PARIS, Mayo &.-La de~c}aracion
de huelga hecha por los minerOs y
rrabajadores de los muc!les en- va
rias regiones de Francia, ha sido
dictadura para apoyar las demands
dc los ferrocarriier9s huclgu'stas.
Con todos esos obreroS en- huelga,
el scrvicio de communication Y tras.
portas ha sufrido un serio golpe, 81
bien varias de las lineas ~ferrocarri-
leras no - han visto a~fectadas ror
IA huelCa.
Los PARTICIPATES cinco sistemas dc
fcrrocarrilcs. el Oriental. cl septen-
trionaL el Orleans Y Paris. 81 ds
Lyons Y ell de M]editcrraneo han tc-
nido que altcrar Crandemente, sino
su.pender del TODD. ell scrvicio de
treneS Y hasta ia Inca del EStado
que CORE al Havrc, Sc ha *iSto tenn
poralmente afectada.
No o~bstantc. en- los clrculos Off
ciales. sc mueStra gran optimiSmo
en- el triunfo del gobierno ' e Nj,
nistro de Obras Publicas, NJ. Ives
lie Trocquer, declare hoy que la
huelga era un complete fracaso. Los
~servicios en- todas las hneas fueron
grandsmente reducidos hoy. Las
fuerzaS parisienses estaban operan-
do como ell cincuenta por cicnto de
esos servicios. con exception de Ia
Inca del Estado de San Lazaro, que
cancelo todos los treres de esta
capital.
e. Primer Ministro Millerand de-
claro anoche que ell gobierno Sc ma,
llaba preparado para haccr TODD 10
que estuviera de 81 parte para eI
mantenimiento del orden, asi como
para protejer a los obreros que Sc
rehuSaron a secundar la ,huelga "
han continuado en- sus labores.
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AHORA Sc SlENTE My BEN
Ciertos dolores simpre indican un
nal funcionan iento de los rinones.
En- tales casos u rinones ~requieren
atencion. Cuando Sus manos Y pies
Sc hinchan ' Sc siente I'd. cansado
Y faIto de apet;to. aticndase en- Sc
@ujda. Mrs. L. Gibson, 18th and Ed
son SITS, La Junta, Colo, nos dice:
mis- rinones me o]riginaron grandes
t~rastornoS. pero tome Foley Kidney
Pills Y actualmente me s!ento muy
bicn.' (Adv.)
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ENTIRE POLACOS
Y ALEMANES EN-
RATIBOR

BERLIN, Mayo SIN vioiento
choque tuvo lugar aver entire pola-
cos Y alemanes en- Ratibor, SiieSia,
con motive de la fiesta national de
los p~olacOs, habiendo resUttado mt
chas personals heriias, segln CIcc
un despacho recib!Lo aQui hoy.
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COMEZON. IRRITATION Y OTRAS ENFERMEDADES DE La PEEL
QUEARDEN COMO 81 LA PEEL ESTUFIERA EN- CONTACIO
CON LAS LLAMAS

renledio no tiene rival como purlflca-
dor de Ia sangre Y es probable sea Ia
medicine de su indole mas antigua
en- el mercadO. Ha sido vendido en-
las ~drcguerias por espacio de mas de
cincuenta amos. Adquiera una bote-
LA hoy mismo Y empiece ell trata-
miento que ha de dar ~resultados So
tisfactorios.
Lo invitamos q que escriba hoy
mismo en- solicitud de consulta me-
dica gratis acerca del tratamiento de
su propio case. a la siguiente direc-
ci6n:-Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
Specific Co., Dept. 81, Atlanta, Ga.
(Adv.)
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MANUALEs

zsr~x soSeeei6E 81 So 5snsr@-4 op.0S 'H~-
psssrSas 81 tsa. = sl.eo eSaS s"S'
Manual De Agriculture S%h
Manual &c AtsS , OtleloA
Hanual es Aceites , JaboHaA
Manual &c AbanllerlA-
Manu-. de C&EP.utsEiA de IALe u.
Snnua, ls GerrageCIS : Onras Ge AS1~
|~TraI de. Ionelero y PoISorlsA-
gUn,AI del CuEIdor de Pteles'
Manual GG- COHflJsEo > FAstele
Ssnua Del DesaIAGOr LAeorlsIA
Manual &C EiscEElelcaG-
Manual &c EoJos-A1iA-
Manual del EoIaEALeso-
Manual de JArGIneElS J AoEAe4I'us~
Manual &c LSbOreo de AlnS''
Manual &c LschsriR-
Nanlal d Mec2nic& Industrial
Manual De- PlnLo--
Ganugl del Teles=ziiStA , Tsietehiss&
Manual ca RsIoIeFN-
Manual de- SasCe
Manual Ssl ERbr1cSats de yeIaA-
YaguaI Dc VetsrinAriA > EquitaeleH
Manual del Eapatero-
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OBRAS DE ~MAUPASSANT
oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNzIo
OBRAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"A 50 eeHtavos eaaG vnG.)
AZuCeGR-
Amcres SublImeS.
CoEsEon de Orc
Dora
(. secreto e Lady MurisI
En- 81 AaLk2 d ooGSG
Entire dos Pecsios
Invenclole Amor.
JEeZ y FG.S
LsOror.
Ia Len;ac.on De uaa Muier.
Lucha Ge Amor.
La ConGesA Ce Cradoc
La Es;gela de Amor
Sucncs del Cocar6a
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sIBLIoTECA DE INDuSTRIAS
LUCRATIYAS.

"A so esrtsvcs eaGc t"ro.)
CHA de G&lIpAS
Ca!ayo de "a PatAsG
Ca de CaorRS-
C. 1aLos de CHrSA
CHA &c CerdoA
Ca5alos de Trio
GaraGo LAMAR
Industrial AzucarerA
Industrial ASodonsra-
Industrial Vin2te-s
Las flores y sUs perfumes
Explotaci6n de VNcas ieehsraA
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Para libros en- espanol dir;jase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas
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LONDRES, Mayo 3.-Kiev, Ia
capital de Ukrania que desde hace
tempo Sc en~contraba bajo el dominic
de los bolshevikis, ha sido captu-
rado por las fuerzas polacaz, segdn
dice IN despacho recibido nov aqui,
por ei Ministerio de Rel.ciones En-
t~eriores.
Las tropas ukranianas A~yuiaron
e~flcazmente a los polacos. segIn Ii
&c e. despacho, agregando que las
fuerzas del Soviet Sc hallan ahora
amenazadas sacramento por los ukra,
niados Que estdn levandose en- ar
mas en- tCdas parties.
Los polacos contintan 0 brio
su vigorosa ofensiva Y han logrado
llegar a la Inca del Pripet. sin gran
oposici6n por parte del enemigo.
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SastreriG EsPanola.

Tc,. CT. 1924. iO6 Main Ave.
Conserve nuevos Sus trajes no dejc
cue Sc hasan %yiejos. Nosotros cuidare-
mos de clio. limpiandolos : plenchando!os
Al vapor O Iavando.os O reparandoIos. Sc
u1In So nccc~site.-Scrvicio raoido.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-05-06
A Disarmino Order.

The atmosphere of the smoking car
Aent itself to "reminiscences
"Captain,' asked the hardware
salesman, ''would you mind telling
AOe how you lost your arm?'
''Not at all, not at ALL" replied the
brOnzed officer with the empty sleeve.
"It happened this way: We were due
for another turn in the trenches the
next day, SO they were giving a dance
for us that plight back in the rest
camp. A few welfare workers were
Ahere, and among them was the cutest
little girl ever met. I managed to
dance with her most of the evening,
and toward the end we wandered out
I'm the moonlight. Captain
&he said, after a while, please re-
move your ARM
"tAnd you know, she was such a lit
tie queen just couldn't refuse her,
The Home Sector.
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SUIT BY NINETEEN FARMERS
Made That Guane Bought
From WinstonSalem Company
Was Deieterious to Tobacco.

| Raleigh.-The courts OF this cOun-
| ty will doubtless be kept busy for the
next few months, as the wheels Of lit
| igation have been started in the SUI
| perior court of this county that prom
ises to eclipse all other cases in point
OF interest that have appeared on the
civil docket in the county for many
years.
Nineteen well known tobacco far
mers Of Rockingham county have
brought suit against the Union Guano
company of Winston4Salem, N. C. The
farmers are n. M. Jones, W. P. Dan
lei, J. A. Kemp, A. J. Johnson. r. E.
Jackson, ]. F. Corum, lobe Rudd,
Robert M. Clack, w. T. Taylor, c. D.
CLANCY, A. w. Daniels, Fletcher Dog
gett, r. L. CLANCY, J. P. Lovelace, w.
r. Saunders, Anderson Neal, Frank
Graves and r. JEFF Martin. @
The above named plaintiffs al
lege in their complaint that they pur-
chased a certain fertilizer FC'Fish
brandy 8-2-2 goods. They further al
lege that "said fertilizer was not as
represented and was not suitable for
the growth of tobacco, but in fact and
truth contained substances deleteri-
Gus and injurious to the growth Of to-
bacco, and actually retarded its growth
rather than to stimulate it. That said
fertilizer actually prevented the nor
NAL growth of tobacco and prevented
it from developing as it naturally
would if no fertilizer at all had been
used"
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Preparing for Grand Opera

Asheville,-With the election Of Of.
dcers Of the Asheville Musical FEES
tival Association here, the association
having been chartered, announcement
Is made Madame Schumann Heink,
the noted contralto, will head the list
OF artists who will sing here during
the first grand opera week, which will
be held from August Is to 81. Under
the leadership OF Thaddeau Rich, rug
ular assistant director Of the Philadel.
phia Symphony Orchestra.
Fifty artists Of that renowned organ.
ixataon will give six night concerts,
and three matinees.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-05-06
Election on Power Plant

Grsensboro.vPetitton by the South
ern Power company for a franchise
permitting it to establish and operate
an electrical system in Greensboro
was presented to the city commission
ers by attorneys for tho petitioner.
It seems probable that a special
election giving the voters q chance to
pass on the question of granting the
franchise will be ordered, as the city
fathers are without authority to grant
the franchise until ordered to do 50 BY
the people at the POLES.
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No Sales Of Ships

Wilmington, - President Roger
Moore, Of the WILMINGTON Chamber OF
Commerce has returned from Wash.
ingtOn, whore he attended the Port
conference. Mr.. Moore said that he
was assured by the board that the
twelve ships allocated to the South
Atlantic Maritime Corporation will not
be sold. The keel Of the ninth freight
or to be launched by the Carolina ship
yards will be laid within the next few
days. The next steamer to be launch
ed will be the City of Fort Worth.
which will be completed In June. r.
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Every man who has the courage of
his convictions has to have a lot of
n
A SOFT, VELVETY SKIN

should be the ambition of every won.
an as there is nothing so attractive
as fair, smooth skin. Neither soaps
nor powders can give this. Thou
sands Of southern women know from
experience that Tetterine will quickly
rid the skin of its disfiguring pimples
and blotches and give it that bright
clear appearance so much admired.
Tetterine is sold by druggists or sent
by mail for SOC. by Shuptrine Co.,
Savannah, Ga.-Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-05-06
INAUGURATION OF
PRESIDENT CHASE
THIRTY COLLEGE, PRESIDENTS
INTERESTED WITNESSES TO
BRILLIANT CEREMONIAL
GOVERNOR BECKETT PRESIDED
Presidents Address was an Analysis
Of How a State University Gould
Aid In UpbuiIdina New South

Chapel Hill.-In the presence OF q
| arg0 crowd of distinguished educators
and public officials, DR.. Harry Wood
burn Chase was inaugurated president
of the University of North Carolina,
the Oldest state university in the Unit
ed States. Among the visitors were
more than 100 representatives OF col
leges and learned societies, including
more than 80 college presidents.
President A. Lawrence Lowell, OF
Harvard, President John G. Hibben of
Princeton, DR.. Charles r. Mann, head
Of the War Departments educational
system, President POteat Of Wake For
est, State Superintendent Of Public In
struction e. G. Brooks, w. n. Everett
Of Rockingham, DR.. Archibald Hender-
son of the University faculty, and
others took part in the inaugural exer-
cises, which were presided over by
Governor T. w. Beckett. Chief Justice
Walter Clark of the supreme court of
North Carolina administered the
oath Of Office to President Chase, and
Bishop Joseph B. Cheshire delivered
the invocation and pronounced the
bOnediction.
President ChaAs'S inaugural address
on the estate University and the New
South" was an analysis OF how a state
university could help in the upbuilding
Of the new south through the material
prosperity OF the present day. ITO
transform industry into something
more than a method of making l1v-
ing or Of accommodating wealth, to
make Of it a great instrument for
achieving the ideals and aspirations of
democracy itself-this is to write a
chapter in southern history that the
whole world will read" said President
Chase.
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eFal months and tried other remedies.
L had read of Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vege-
cable Compound and decided to try it:
After taking twelve bottles found
ysef much Shv lmPrOvsd S AND aD TOOK SIX
trouble in that respect since. have
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IF you have any symptom about which
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caIIaoa Athletic MaAt

ChAp1o Hill-In what atheletic al.
thorities at the University OF North
Carolina said was the fastest inter.
Scholastic track meet ever held in the
state, Friendship high school, again
proved its supremacy In track ath.
letics and won here by scoring IT
points to 81 by Greensboro, 10 BY
Chapel Hall 10 by Sand Hill, 10 each
by Burlington and Huntersvf1le, BY
Durham and / by High Point.
The Insley family was Friendships
strong point. all OF the n points bOine
by Insleys.
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Outdoor Life,

He is big game hunter, and was
talking of his happy experience in
the out of doors. Then the talk drift.
ed to old friends back in the old
home town.
~Whatever became of So-and-So?"
one friend asked the hunter.
ooh, hadn't you heard? He's in
Jail
''You don't tell me?''
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Statesvi1le,-The school board has
closed contract for the erection Of two
new city school buildings that have
been under contemplation for some
time.
The front street building for white
children is ito be a modern structure
in every way, we'll ventilated rooms,
large auditorium, library, physical
culture room, etc.
The building for the oolored chill
dren is to be an up-to-date structure
also.
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His ADVANTAGE.

Sunday School Teacher-The man
with five talents increased them to
ten, but the man with one hid his,
That was wrong, wasn't it?
Willie Willis-Huh! Think of the
laugh he had on the other guy when
the income tax man came around and
took away 95 per cent Of the ten tai
eNtS.-Judge.
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Hickory people accepted
the census figures without batting an
eye. They had not expected a. great
showing, because most of the new in
dustries in the past ten years have
gone outside the incorporated limits
and as a result Highland, Brookford,
Longview and West Hickory, all in
corporated towns have almost assum-
ed city airs.
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Hickory,-Corinth Reformed church
has made such rapid progress in the
canvass in the forward movement of
that church to raise $11, 100000 that
local officers believe there will be no
difficulty in raising $35 900 here. This
will put the Hickory congregation far
over its quota.
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Winsdor,-The county commence
ment OF the public schools OF BERTHE
county was held here. The main Incl
dents were the great chorus of chill
dren from all parts Of the county and
a magnificent address by DIR. e. C..
Brooks, State superintendent
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Asheville,-Miss Margaret Wilson
is urging her father, President Wilson,
to consider Asheville's invitation to
come here for the summer capital
Miss Wilson only recently returned to
Washington, after spending several
weeks in Asheville and she is one OF
tie c1ty's most enthusiastic boosters.
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Incorporation papers were issued by
the Secretary Of State to the Univers-
Ity Hotel Company, Of Chapel Hill,
with a capital stock of $250,O0O and
$500 paid in, by, E. G. Wright, Green's
boro; J. w. Umstead, Tarboro, and w.
8. Robertson, Chapel Hill. The new
company plans the erection Of mod
ern hostelry at the University town,
to be completed as soon as arrange
ments can be perfected.