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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Statesville.-The report from Ra-
leigh to the effect that Congressman
4. L. Doughton will be a candidate for
governor in 1924 was denied by Mr..
Doughton here, just before leaving for
Lenoir, where he is conducting his
hearing in Caldwell county, on the
contest between himself and DIR. Ike
Campbell.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Charlotte. s. S. McNinch, former
mayor of Charlotte, was awarded dam.
ages of $20,344 by the jury in his $1OO,.
600 suit against the American Trust
company in superior court.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Trinity College, Durham.-Groun0
has been broken for the foundation
OF Southgate Memorial building,
which will be the first unit of coordi-
nate college for women planned here.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14
Mere Words.

huD-Binks married because he was
ilomeless. "''"
OuD-And now suppose he il homo
less'-American Legion Weekly.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Greensboro. - Building operations
here Increased to a marked extent in
the month of March, the records show,
permits being granted for the expendi
ture of $4,000.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Annapolis, Md, Especially Names
OF members Of the board of visitors Of
the Naval Academy here were made
public. They include DR.. William @.
Riddi.k, North Carolina.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Rocky Mount-The North Carolina
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union
convention, which has been in session
in the First Baptist church of this
city, has adjourned.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Inc first convention Of the Won
en- Auxiliary of the Virginia Depart
ment OF the American Legion will he
Aeld May Ii and Ia. -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Wilmington. - Statistics compiled
by Collector John H. Cowan of the
port of Wilmington for the first nine
months OF the fiscal year ending
March 81, show that the value of for.
eign imports and exports here was
$17,72O,937, and that the receipts for
the North Carolina customs district
of which this port is headquarters dur
ing the nine months were $2,492O57-
81. Imports during the period were
valued at 1890, O37, almost as much
the value of imports during the entire
previous fiscal year and exports, prin-
cipally cotton, were valued at $780,.
200 during the nine MONTHS
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

Nothing else so enhances the value
Of thing as difficulty in obtaining il
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14
LEGION MAN is LEGISLATOR
california Member Of National Execu-
tive Committee Also Serves as
Maker Of Laws,

Although he was forty-one years old
when the World war started. Charles
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14
NAME LEGION POST FOR HERO
conneIIsViIIe (Pa.) Organization Him.
ors Memory Of Milton Bishop.
One Of Its Dead,

ever mindful Of their fallen com.
rades in France, members of tho
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-14

,4F. Bishop, who was killed in &C.
ton.
, 1921-04-15
Native Brass Band HOnOr'S
Wife OF Late Manager of
Band.

The Native Brass Band entertained a
large crowd Of music lovers at its con-
cert on Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram comprised popular and attrac-
tive airs. After the concert the Band
tramped bomeward to the lively tune Of
Cheer Boys. Cheer" the happy crowd
following. The electric light was fine at
the beginning of the concert, but about
half an hour afterwards it began to show
signs of dimness, which is not alto
gether good for the eyes of the musi-
clans. 1t would be a good idea, if the
large engine of the Electric Plant, which
we hear is now in readiness for work,
could be put in operation, so as to help
the smaller one, which appears not to
be equal to he situation, with so many
houses drawing current. We are sure
this matter will soon be looked after to
the satisfaction of all-but this is not
all about the Band.
We said the Band tramped homeWard
after the concert, we'll. it might we'll
be termed hcmeward, as the tramp
came to an END when the Band
arrived at the home of Mrs. Frank
A. Cruise, and none other but t e
wife of the late Manager Of the
Band, Mr.. Frank A. Cruise. This was
the former home of the Native Brass Band
some years ago. which many will remem-
Der, until the Band was transferred to
the present Bandmaster, Mr.. Fred. Z,
Jackson Jr. All business as we'll as sport
ING men will recall the memories of the
late Manager of the Band, SO this honor
paid on the part of the Band, after its
first concert with the new instruments
was very appropriate, The Band was we'll
entertained, and played there for about
an hour, when all went home quite salts
fed with the evenings entertainment on
the whole. Congratulations Com.
, 1921-04-15

quoted five cents for Cubas cost AMI
freight, equal to 6. % for centrifugal,
while uncontrolled sugars were offered
on the basis of 5, " for centrifugals
refined sugar was easy and unchanged
to Is points lower. Fine granulated
z. rs to g.. 90. There was only a small
trade in futures and prices at midday
were about 5 points lower under liqui-
dation.
London, April 18th. Funeral ser
vices over the body of the late former
Empress of Germany will be held at
the House of Doom tomorrow and will
be attended only by members of her
family, says an Amsterdam despatch
to the Central News. The remains
will be taken to Postdam on Wednes"
day and another Funeral Service will
be held there.
London April 10th. The respective
contentious of Mine Owners and striking
miners are now in the hands of the
Prime Minister, who is to take them un-
der advisemen and to meet the repre-
sentatives of the two sides in the coal
dispute tomorrow. The Conference of
the Mine Owners AMI the miners with
Govt. Officials participating, met at the
board of trade this morning, and at the
request of the Prime Minister submitted
at the afternoon session exhausted state
ments of the r cases, which Mr. Lloyd
George arranged to discuss with them
separately meeting the mine owners at
IL g. m. today and the miners at 1928 P M
after which the conference will be resu
med. The prospects therefore are ia
vourabIe. although it is still too early to
say that the crisis has been averted.
The MineoWneis, even if they were
willing to make new wage proposals,
were today unprepared with any con-
crete scheme and the present indica
tons are that the Conference proceed
ings will be protracted. An official
statement was issued announcing that
the Prime Minister had presided at
the afterr Don session which lasted
from a O. clock until nine There were
present also Sir Robert Horne, Mr.. I.
j. MacNamara and Mr. Bruce. Mr.
Evan Williams made a long statement
Of the owners case, and Mr.. Frank
Hodges and equally a long statement
Ct the miners case. The Prime Minis
ster then expressed a desire to have
an opportunity of pursuing the state
ments and it was mutually agreed that
no report of the respective statements
should be published in the meantime.
The frime Minister added that he de-
sired to have an opportunity of meet
ing the respective parties separately,
preliminary to a further joint meeting
, 1921-04-15

AAA A1N Ats A4IOyu NOOTRG nIm-
self presided over the conference, The
presence of the Chancellor of gthe FIX.
chequer especially gave colour to re.
oOrts that the Govt. contemplates af-
fording temporary financial assistance
to meet exceptional circumstances of
poor yielding mines unable to afford to
provide a decent standard of living. This
was indicated by the Prime Minister at
three meetings, in the course of his state
ments on the Govt's. position, when he
said the Govt. was unable to grant anv
permanent contribution to maintain the
industry out of taxes. The Prime Minis
ter showed anxiety to explain the work
OF the conference. The mine owners to-.
day wanted an adjournment until tomor-
row to prepare their statement, but Mr..
Lloyd George insisted that the confer
ence ieassembled at 4. According TO
some unofficial reports, the Govt. will
ever refuse this Temporary assistance nm
less the miners, on their part, abandon
their claim for a settlement of the waoe
dispute on a national basis, such basis
not necessarily meaning uniform rates
Of pay in different districts. but insuring
a minimum living wage. As it is believed
the miners will insist on a national set
Element, it would seem premature to pre-
dict a peaceful outcome of the conference
and in the meantime the Triple Ali
ance is not withdrawingits strike notices
Washington, April l1th. Daniel J. Ocal-
laghan, Lord Mayer of Cork, was ordered
today by Secretary Davis of the La
bour Department to leave the United
States within Sixty days from the date
on which the state department held
that he was not entitled to asylum in
the United States as a political refu-
gee.
London, April 11th,- Industrial peace
in Britain, is nearer, as a result Of a SER
les Of conferences between miners. labO-
ur leaders and the Govt, over the week
end. The miners willingness to meet the
owners at conferences today and the
holding of the Conference is generally
admitted to be another triumph for Mr.
Lloyd George. His ability to bring the
warning parties together is a testimony
to his craftsmanship and to his personal
magnetism. Meanwhile the Govt S TAX
ing no chances through the possible fail.
ure OF negotiations and last night des-
patched blue-jackets to pump both the
Scottish and Welsh pits where the pump
men have abandoned working.
Paris, April 18th. The Turks have
launched an of offensive against the
Greeks from Denizli 100 miles south
west of Aflumkarahissar in the direc-
ton of Saraikoi in an endeavor to en-
velop the right wing Of the Greeks, .
, 1921-04-15

with concrete, In Denmark they are
paving the roads with stone and pouring
the concrete between the stones, thus
making it firmer, by using the concrete
as a binder.
ITO be c0mtGnued.)
, 1921-04-15

We learn that the plan for Mr.. Pret-
to's refractory has been received, and
that early arrival of the machinery is
looked for.
, 1921-04-15
LOCAL.

The Creole arrived here'Ethis5 a. m.
with the mid-week St. Thomas mails.
Outgoing mails close by her at 4.30 pm.
today.
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Slinnett Asked to
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GRAY, HAIRED VETERAN
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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-13
Claims Damages
for Personal Injuries

George Moore, who was employed
last June on county road work and
received an injury TO his shoulder
while SO employed, has filed a claim
against the Nevada industrial COM
mission for compensation.
Mr.. Moore claims that the injury
u his shoulder has disabled him and
as the county pays a premium on In
surance with the industrial COM
mission fer men employed on county
work he has taken his claim up with
the commission after discussing the
matter with the county commission
crs.
A communication has been recel''
cd by County Clerk Oldfeld from the
Industrial commission asking for de
tails of the injury and q statement
from pr. l.. T Brock, who was county
physician at the time the injury wal
sustained. for a report on the case.