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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Tells Man to Battle

Staunton, Va.,-W. G. Crawford
has received a letter signed "Ku Klux
Klan," warning him to wear some re-
spectacle clothing. 1t told him that
he must take bath oftener, that he
must cease speaking to women and
girls in an undignified manner and
that he must go to work or leave
town.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Where is ''Mississippi
Settlement"

The Review, High Point, N. Co.:
Mr.. w. L. Stamey:
Dear Sir: Many years ago son7e Of
my relatives moved to mississippi
Settlement" NJ C. Where is, or wa
Mississippi Settlement ?" | thank
you in advance for any information
you can give me.
Very truly yours,
BRIDES A. JACOBS. q
(If any one can give light on this
subject it will be appreciated. Editor)
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Sells Horse for 80 cents

Spencer-A good looking horse
was sold on the streets here last
week by an unknown white man Tor
go cents. The stranger SAID thaC ne
was bound to catch train ana was
looking for buyer. A negro statea
that he had only 80 cents and couldn't
huv. but the stranger took the money
and gave him the horse and lett.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Mt. Airy Has Rat Killing.

Mount Airy, n. C.-The town will
stage rat killing campaign Septem-
Der to 10 inclusive. The town COM
missioners, the Kiwanis club and the
Woman's club have purchased suffi-
cient rat poison to supply every home
and place of business in the town
with free can and then the war on
rats will begin in earnest.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
New Dreadnaught

naught Washington, one of the four
largest and most powerful battleships
of the United States navy, was launch.
ed Thursday at the Gloucester plant OF
the New York Shipbuilding Corpora
ton. She will carry eight 16-inch RI
Aes and fourteen 5-inch guns.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Begged for Mercy; Shot

,Asheville-Beggin for his ife and
pleading with his aggressor not to
shoot, Chester Warren Canton, was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
Sumper Johnson when the two met
near Cvde Saturday morning. John
son ahd accused Warren of turning up
his still and emptied his pisto at him.
A posse is searching for him.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
A. p. Wilson Now
With Local Firm

A. P. Wilson, recently of Green's
boro, has accepted a position as trav-
cling representative for the Welborn
Furniture company, of High Point.
Mr. Wilson has had a considerable
bit of experience in the furniture bus
mess, having been for some time past
associated with the Burtner Furniture
company in Greensboro. He will con-
tinue to make his home in the aGte
City. H.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08
Kicked By a Horse,
Man is Improving

Tom Michae, young white man, who
was seriously injured Saturday when
kicked by horse, is reported as i'm
proved at the Guilford General hospi-
tai where he was taken for medical
attention.
will recover, physicians said.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08

The store of Kivett & Jones is
closed pending the courts decision, 6n
the dissolution of the partnership of
store; Mr.; Kivett desiring to buy or
sell Mr.. Jones' interest.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08

The editor spent most of last week
in Bowling Green, KY, on business.
This is very interesting city with
many historical places. It is also
noted for it's oil wells, fast horses AMI
blooded cattle.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08

At that High Point has a prett7
good baseball team and notwithstand-
ing the rocks Of jealousy and the
bricks of knockers thrown at her shn
still retains a firm hold on the top
roosting pofe.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pell, Of Kamo I'M
co,1r. Route I, spent Sunday with the
family of w. J.. Stamey, returning
Monday morning.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-09-08

A gift shop where givers
of good gifts may secure
distinctive selections, be
they silver, gold or pre-
ciOus stones.
STAMEY'S JEWELRY STORE
Leading jewelers.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
BRITISH YACHTS AHEAD
IN RACE WITH YANKEES

CoWEs. Isle of Wight, August O.
Great Britain yesterday won the second
yacht race for the British-Amer1can cup
in the meter class. by 20 points to 15.
This. with the outcome of the first race
last Friday at Ryde. puts the British
racers ahead of the Americans by ~
points to %.
The British yachts Polly and Flya
finished first and second, respectively.
and the American entry Sheila, which
was dismasted in the race on Friday.
finished third. Jean ". British entry,
and Genie, Montauk and Grebe. Ameri-
can entries, finished fourth fifth. sixth
and seventh in the order named.
The British yacht Victoria abandoned
the race after she had fouled the mark
on the second round.
The points of the race were dis
tributcd as follows:
Great Britain-Polly, s (; Flya, z; Jean,
S. Total, 20.
American-Sheila. s: Genie, 4: Mon
tauk, 3; Grebe, 2. Total. Is.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
"HUTCH" DENIES CHARGE
OF CRITICISING BRITONS

CHICAGO, August 2.-Emphatic de-
NAL that he had criticised his treat
ment at the British open golf cham
pionship at ST. Andrews has been ex-
pressed by Jock Hutchison, winner
OF the title. He also declared he was
misquoted in an interview at Liver
pool. just before sailing. as saying
there were no good golfers In Great
Britain.
When he had read the reports print
ed In this country relating to the in
formal manner Of presenting him the
cup emblematic Of the British open
title, Hutchison explained that there
was no intentional lack of ceremony
in turning it over to him
He said the regular prizes Of the
tournament were presented on Friday
night, and when he won the play-o of
for the title from Roger Wethered, the
next day. he was quickly hoisted to
the shoulders of his St. Andrews ad-
mirers. While being carried around
some one handed him the cup. he said.
while moving picture men were film
ing the scene. He was too excited to
know who presented it to him.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

where he volleys with considerable
severity. and places his strokes we'll.
Overhead he Is fine, and his ground
strokes, both fore and back hand. are
severe and accurate. He Is the best
net player on the team, both in sim
giles and in doubles. He places his
drives well and conceals their direc-
tion up to the moment OF striking.
Woosnam, twenty-ntne years old. 10
the youngest member of the British
war; where he won his blue for tennis,
association foot ball and golf In 1919
he represented Cambridge in q match
against Oxford, and in the same year,
with Turnbull, won the doubles at East
bourne and Hythe. Representing Eng
land in the 1920 Olympics. he won a gold
medal in the doubles with Turnbull, and
a silver medal in the mixed doubles with
Miss K. McKane. Woosnam has q fine
personality and a great record as a
leader, achieved through his success as
a foot ball player.
Turnbull gained his laurels when he
won the doubles with Woosnam at East
year he represented England in the
Davis cup match against France at
Deauville. In the following year he
won a gold medal in the doubles with
Woosnam at the Olympic tournament,
and also reached the semi-finals Of the
OAJ oAA6iCo. AdlcA u0 "Ou LILO
doubles championship of Spain with M.
Alfonso at San Sebastian. In addition
to his tennis achievements. Turnbull is
very nearly scratch golfer. He Is
thirty years old.
Lowe 10 Veteran NetmaA.
Lowe. veteran of former Davis cup
teams. first became successful in 1904,
when he won the open tournament
handicap doubles at Paris with A. F.
W1lding. From then on he rose stead
sentative in match against Paris in
1913. In the same year he won the
championship at Queens. He repre-
sented England at the Olympic tour
nament in Antwerp in 1920. Lowe has
won tennis honors In England, France,
Germany. Sweden, Australia, South AZ
rica and Belgium. In his style of play
ne excels in fine ground strokes and
an excellent backhand drive. He is
well equipped physically. being over
six feet in height. His endurance Is
an important factor in his success. He
Is thirty-Seven years old.
gilbert. the new member of the
British Isles team, has come into the
limelight within the last eighteen
months. He won the all-England
plate event in this years champion.
ship at Wimbledon by beating +. M.
b. Fisher in the final round. Gilbert
Is left-hander and is considered one
OF the most promising Of the younger
players. He is thirty-two years Old,
His advance has been steady.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
MCDONALD TOP GOLFER
Chicagoan's 145 Is Best in First SO
Holes of Canadian Open
Championship.

TORONTO, August Bob MacDon-
aid Of the Bob O'Link Club. Chicago,
yesterday led the field at the end of the
first days play of the Canadian open
golf championship tournament He turned
in a score Of 145 for SO holes.
Joe Kirkwood, Australian professional,
and Mike Brady of Detroit were tied for
second place with 14s. Brady led the
field in the morning round with II, play
ing perfect golf. In the afternoon he
fell down on the fifth hole when he
drove into the rough, taking a seven.
Other leaders were W. H. Trovenger,
Detroit, 149: F. E. Lock, Quebec profess
sional, Isl; Nicol Thompson. Hamilton 4;
Albert Murray, Montreal; Charles MUIR
ray. Montreal; Z D. Armour, Edin-
burgh, Scotland; G. H. Nichols, Provi-
dence. r. l.. and E. H. Bannister, Winni-
peg, each with 152. c. B. Grier, Cana
dian amateur champion, had q card of
153
Bannister holed out in one at a dis
tance of 40 yards.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
P|PETOWN HURLS Def
Speedy 14-Year Nine Prepared to
Meet Trinity, Linworth and
! Other Midget Tossers.

In Southeast Washington is a
sturdy little base ball team willing
in its class. Pipetown Athletic Club.
which claims a 25-to-S victory over
the Mount Rainier Yankees, wants
games with the Trinity Midgets, Lin
worth Midgets, or any other COM
bination In the fourteen-year divi-
the Pipetown athletes should COM
municate with Manager H. B. Chesel-
dine, 1902 18th street southeast
Spartan Athletic Club wants en-
gagements with eighteen-year teams.
Thomas A. Fitzgerald, Main 3474.
Bradbury Heights Athletic Club is
casting about for dates with thir-
lenges to Milton Talbert, 112 Ala
bama avenue southeast, or telephone
Lincoln 3S42.
Sixth Street Tigers are prepared
to make engagements with all mines
in the nineteen year division. Chal-
lenges will be received by the man
agement at 1924 9Th street.
Quincy Cubs desire games with
teams in the eleven-twelve year
class. For engagements, write IL r
street, or telephone North 4505.
Bradley School, which defeated the
Warwick Juniors. IL to 8, wants
games with twe1ve-fourteen year
teams. Send challenges to 1909 c
street southwest.
Silver Stars ran their strsight-vic-
tory string to eleven games. by beat
ing the Griff Midgets, 9 to 0, and the
Quincy Cubs, 20 to 9.
Harlem Athletic Club handily beat
the White Havens, to 2. Kessler
of the winners hit for the circuit.
Emerald Athletic Club will give up
its diamond Sunday to some team in
exchange for a practice field this
week. Managers interested may tele-
phone the Emeralds at Lincoln
2193-W.
Good Shepherd Sunday School of
Burke. Va, wants games with Dis
trict teams in the twelve-sixteen year
class. Address all communications
to James NJ. Mitchell. Burke, Va.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
DAVIS BEATEN At NETS
Rice, Who Springs Surprise at
Newport, Later Defeated-All
Other Stars Win.

NEWPORT. r. l., August 2.-The
first and second rounds of the tennis
tournament on the Casino courts
were completed yesterday with only
one upset. Lawrence B. Rice of
koston. former Yale player. out
generated Willis E. Davis Of San
Francisco and won from him, 10-S.
8 to 6.
Rice went to pieces in the second
round. His many errors and erratic
playing made him an easy victim for
w. NJ Washburn Of New York.
Howard kfnsey, of San Francisco
and his brother Robert made their
first appearance on eastern courts
Howard was defeated by Zenzo
Shinidzu. the japanese Davis cup
player, 6-3. 6-S, 6-S, in the second
round. Robert won both his matches
easily.
Philip Neer of Leland Stanford,
intercollegiate champion. was forced
to the limit to defeat S. H. Voshel Of
New York. 12-14, So. 6-1.
Vincent Richards Of New York con-
tinued his unbroken string of VIC
tories this year by outclassing ]. b.
Femme of Boston, 60, 6-4.
w. M. Johnston, r. Norris. Williams
and other stars won handily.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
CALIFORNIA WOMEN WIN
IN "MET" NET TOURNEY

GLENCOVE. y. T.. August 2.-Mrs.
May Sutton Rundy and Miss Helen
Wills, California tennis players, won
their matches in the first round Of the
women's Metropolitan championship D
tournament today.
Angeles, former national champion
and winner of the New York state
title last week, defaulted on the ad-
vice Of her physician.
Mrs. Bundy defeated Miss Katherine
Gardner of Cambridge, Mass, 6-1,
S. j. Strauss Of New York, 6-3, 60.
Mrs. Marion Zinderstein Jessup of
Wilmington, Del, title holder, won
by default.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
India's Racketers viii
Reach u. s. August 8

NEW YORK, August 2-In-
dia's Davis cup tennis team will
arrive I'm New York ON the
steamer Carmania August 8, the
United States association was
advised today. The Carmania
sailed from England Saturday.
A cable message from 8. M.
Ilacob. captain Of the team, said
all the players were In Ane
fiddle. IndiA's team meets the
Japanese in the lower half Of
Semi-final round at Chicago Au.
gust IS, 10 and 20.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
HAS FOUR. RING TITLES
Billy Shade, American, Who Makes
Successful Invasion Of Aus
tralia, Returns to u, s.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. August a.
Billy Shade. San Francisco boxer and
claimant Of four Australian champion
ships welterweight. middle, light.
heavy and heavyweight-arrive to-
day from Australia
y Shade boxed Frank Barrieu here on
eve of his departure for Australia.
fourteen months ago. He weighed
$50 pounds. Today he said he weighed
IT'S and would box in the future at
that weight.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
''PHANTOM MIKE" FIGHTS.

NEW YORK, August 2.-"Phantom
Mike" Gibbons of st. Paul, whose re-
turn to the boxing game has been
marked by many victories, will meet
Augie Rather, the New York middle
weight. in a ten-round decision bout
tonight.
Should the st. Paul boxer defeat
Rather he will seek an early engage
ment with Johnny Wilson. whose
title as middleweight champion has
been in dispute since his recent fight
with Bryan Downey
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Ruth Clouts Home Runs
Into Stands for "Kids"

NEW YORK, August B.
Babe Ruth has inauEurated a
new befOre-the-Eame pastime
that has sent his stock soar
ing 100 points in the estimation
OF youthful Cans. During bat
ting practice in the Cleveland
series the Babe has been flch-
ing old balls from the umpire's
sacks, pilinE them In front of
the visiting teams duE-out and
lambastinE them into the up
Per tier OF the right field
stands and the right field
bleachers. The scrambling Of
youthful bodies that ensues af-
fOrdS the Khedive Of kill-em
great amusement.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
LEAVE FOR REGATTA.
Potomac oarsmen May Compete in
Two. Races at Buffalo.

Potomac Boat Clubs intermediate
eight-oared crew left today for Buff
falo, where it will compete Friday in
the annual regatta of the National
Association of Amateur Oarsmen.
Should the Potomacs triumph in this
race they will enter the event for
senior eights Saturday
Those who will have the places in
the shell are Young, bow: Carr. No.
2; Easley, No. 3: Chisholm. No 4;
WOLF, No. s; INLAY, No. 6; GUIDE, No
z; Sandys, stroke. and Kintz, cox
swain. About twenty-five club men,
bers accompanied the crew.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
RECORD TRIP IN BOAT.
"Gar" Wood Is Due to End 2,O6O-
Mile Journey Late Today.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. August
2.-"Gar" Wood of Detroit. driving
his Gar, Jr. II. is scheduled to reach
Chicago late today after a cruise of
2,060 miles. When he arrived here
Monday he had travelled 1.61O miles
in sixty hours and forty-five minutes,
breaking all existing cruiser rec
great lakes.
Woods route from Detroit was
across Lake Huron and along the
north shore of Lake Superior to Du-
luth, thence via the south shore and
into Lake Michigan
Evening star., 1921-08-02
BUFF AND WHITE DRAW.

JERSEY CITY. N. J.. August O.
Johnny Buff. claimant Of the Ameri-
can fyweight championship, and ia
bez White, Albany bantamweight.
fought a twelve-round. no-decision
bout last night, with popular opinion
divided as to the winner.
Buff weighed 113h pounds and
White, 11S..
Evening star., 1921-08-02

Jacks ear healed up nicely" con-
tinued Brennan. Il thought I had
fixed him with a nice tin ear for life.
/ am glad, because Jack is too good
looking to have any Disagreement of
that sort. AS for the next fight
well, I'm ready. Just now I'm doing
little road work and sparring twice
week against little men just to keep
my muscles flexible. / learned lot
in the last Dempsey fight. and if ]
meet the champion this fall I'll be
more than ever able to carry him
along"
Both Keeping Very Quiet.
Asked whether Dempsey did much
talking in that Madison Square Gar
den bout when Brennan carried the
fray along for twelve rounds before
he was dropped. Bill said that Jack
didn't say word to him and that he
didn't say anything. either.
Il very seldom talk in a fight" he
continued. Sometimes, though. it
pays. l remember FIVE or six years
ago was fighting Ned Carpenter out
Evening star., 1921-08-02
RICHARD WIRES WILLARD.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Tex Rick
ard has wired Jess Willard, former
heavyweight champion. asking him
how long 1t would take him to get
into condition to meet Jack Dempsey
Rtckard also announced that the
bout for the light heavyweight cham
pionship of the world between
Georges Carpenter and Tom Gibbons
probably would be held in Madison
Square Garden late in October or
early in November,
Evening star., 1921-08-02
LEADS BIG GOLF FIELD.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2-With
Willie McFarlane of Oakridge. N. Y,
in the lead as the result Of yester-
days two rounds, ninety professional
and amateur golfers competed today
In the remaining thirty-six holes of
the Philadelphia open championship
tourney, J. Wood Platt, the PhiladeI-
phia amateur. finished second yester-
day. with 152 for the first thirty six
holes. against McFarlane's 148.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Yacht vagrant Is Winner.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 2.-The
Vagrant, owned by Vice Commodore
Harold S. Vanderbilt of the New
York Yacht Club, was the winner in
the schooner class in the thirty-seven
one-half mile race for the Astor cup
The Migrants elapsed time was S
hours Is minutes 46 seconds; correct
ed time, 4.43.19
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Backs Up Fighter Downey.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August 2-The
Cleveland boxing commission has
completed its affidavits in reference
to the Johnny Wilson-Bryan Downey
contest last Wednesday night Copies
were sent to the New York state box
ing commission. which meets today.
The Cleveland commission reversed a
decision of Referee Jimmy Gardner
and awarded the bout and middle
weight championship to Downey
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Racees Eminaons Dempsey Be With Brennan
Roller Skater Sets New
Mark for Mile of Pas 3-5

READING. Pa, August B.
Skating q mile in competition In
2 minutes 4S 3-5 seconds, Frank
kl0pp Of Philadelphia, inter-
national amateur roller skating
champion, estabIished a new
world record in winning the
One-mfle open. The former
record Of 2:51 rs was made In
Chicago in 1901.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

in little town-Burlington. Wis, I.
think 1t was. He was a big fellow,
and in the very first round he socked
me with right on the jaw that al
most started the birds singing. l.
looked at him and said: You big
stiff, If you Ao that again I'll kill you
And, would you believe it, he backed
away when all he had to do was to
step in and knock me out"
While Brennan is marking time Tex
,sickard is still waiting for a reply
from Carpenter regarding the Glib
bons fight. Tex thinks that the money
Carp would get for fighting Gibbons
here would eve ntually cause the French =
man to decide to risk a defeat and thes
loss of national prestige in France.
which would follow. Maybe Tex
doesn't know the French temperaments
-
Evening star., 1921-08-02
BIG BILL KEEPING FIT v
TO TACKLE CHAMPION
BY FAIRPLAY.

YORK, August 2Jak Dempsey will arrive here from Los
Angeles and while today talk of
DempyWilad fight, the that Jacks
Bill Brennan. The Bills
training today.
about fight said BreH
But be called Dempsey another
really
hold his title that the Dempsey Brennan fight doesn't
take second place"
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Three Yachts Are Missing

KINGSTON, Ont, August 2.-The
yachts Cheetuh and Seneca, both of
the Rochester Yacht Club, are miss
ing from the feet of nineteen that
started from Hamilton last Saturday
on cruise to Kingston in the Free
man cup competition. Several yachts
suffered damage from q severe storm.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
CONTESTING FOR PLACES
IN DAVIS CUP MATCHES

n TTSBURG August illumination contests preliminary to
be played Sewickley Pa, Thursday
this week xpectd to be completed
point possibility that NJ Woosnam and G.
will the singles. Anderson and B.
Australians Woonam
Turnbu expected play the Clarence doubles for the Brit
AuStra lila
Evening star., 1921-08-02
American Cricketers Lead.

LONDON. August 2-Philadelphia
Pilgrim Cricket team made 16l runs,
with SO extras-a total of 199-in the
Artillery team at Woolwich The
Woolwich men scored only 81 in
their first innings.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Makes "3" Hole in One.

WHITE SULPHUR, w. Va, August
20. L. Roads of Danville. Va, holed
out in one from the eighth tee of
the eighteen-hole course here yester-
day afternoon. The hole is par
three.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Big Race to Guardian Trust.

TOLEDO, Ohio, August Grand cir
cult racing opened on the Fort Miami
track yesterday. Guardian Trust, piloted
by Mcmahon, was winner of the Matron
Futurity, having an actual value Of
1876.
Evening star., 1921-08-02

NEW ORLEANS. August 2.-Jen
decision over Harry Foley of Mem
phfs last night in one Of the hardest
fought bouts ever staged in local
arena.
Evening star., 1921-08-02
Doubles Title at Stake.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2-The
Middle States tennis doubles cham
pionship will be the stake today,
when Stanley W. Pearson and L. c.
Wister meet E. M Edwards and John
c. Pell, jr., on the Cynwid Club courts,
Evening star., 1921-08-02

COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 2-Johs
ny karr, Cleveland welterweight. and
Jack Perry Of Boston boxed tweiSs
rounds to a draw last night.