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It Pays To Read The Advertisements So this paoer as well the other news matter, la these days of the high cost of living it means a saving of dollars and. cents to you. Be wise and read the various ads --- -r-r-r- -z jjflj- , , - . We recommend our advertis ers to onr readers and urge ihein to to save mmty b? tradin - with our advertiser The Review is read and appreciated by that large body of people ui poL 28, No, 17 High Point, N, buy four-fifths of the goods sold in, High Point the laborinu toeode . ""iMM ma - Thursday, January 20, 1921 Si SO n V, GREENSBORO VOTES MILLION AND HIGH POINT $600,000 FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOLS 1 i ; 'mmmm LOOKS LIKE WAS SET ON FIRE. THE MAJORITY WAS 729 Women Help Wonderfully , Putting Over the Great Schooi Program. m MAJORITY HERE WAS 163 A -mrr-r . -. - tenai worth $1,500 MERCHANT AT HICKORY rv Stolen in High Point REFUSES TO BE GOUGED The Andrews af.nro. of TTim-Vi 1 ! f1 . t-wr'ft 7 - ,.vj.v cw xxigii n j rM r "ft-omt was robbed last night of, Frohman is Going. Out of .Busi- Insurance rrooaoiy bend a Man Here alafeout SI .500 worth nf va-i RpraBO ; wear garments, tne robbery tak- i More Than Doubled. to Investigate. Never Before in High Point's History Has There Been Such Interest Shown. Building in High Point WILL FORSYTH GET TERRITORY? Will the northern section of Abbotts Creak township secede rv Will TTW ,XU X ' vm. x ui ay ml succeed in an- By a majority ox 729 the reg istered voters oi Greensboro on Tuesday authorised the board of education to issue bonds in the sum of $1,000,000 with which to provide adequate educational fa culties for the school children of the city. Only 27 votes were cast against against the issue, although 289 of those registered failed to cast a ballot and there by caused their vote to be regis tered as against the propositon. There d registrations of 1,321. -v:-m 751 were in Morehead precinct and 570 in Gilmer, and 1.052 of the quali fied votc-rs visited tne polls and in a posi live m i li sr expressed their sentiments eaacsrning the question of better school equip ment. The tots. number of votes The people of High Point township Tuesday went on rec ord in favor of better education al facilities when they carried a proposed bond issue of $600,000 for a township high school by a! majority oi 163. The total reg- on Main street occupied by the they succeeded xiign xruiiit rargam nouse an I mg place about 11 o'clock. The Something of a sensation was nexing this territorial a slice robbers were seen while leaving caused m Hickory when E. Froh- j off of Midwav townshin? Sf good "B-fc. -a- -m -ww i wj- kj TV WJ. V kJV-ll VV 111117 I X.fi. V . I I V V-UUO'vl AAA I IIl,rVlI V W I I t-" I I Pi P TIU fiTT fT nli4tTA.. A 1 ft is uamased by t'lame j n; T ""vv.y wwnsnip.' are Last night fire in the building "'V ,TT t'X'TSS: ?L?" Wor- interesting a - - -j Hi axxvxjl u I .1 1 lit j rf-i. r I ."S i . ill t ill in I : i ' ' r : t i iiiuiiirif irii iiiirii d Wk - i . , . - x. , maul 1 ji rit-r h i iMininnr J 1 J 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - "WlUUJUlt . 1 . iTTT . . jwviav iiiVi 1T tHOlriltrti r -y-v- TVin'iH nvn-n nnrl n v ittU,I v. - xxx xx.xng t aci- iJxx xaigc icu ctiiu VVllILt; C1UL11 COLinCV OTTlf1fl s. whn ovo W4--.U S QTTTOXT in A U "I A i 1 ' C J - 1 - 1 - . . - " ' " "V .lH the Globe Tailorino- comnanv. ; rr:"" 1C' .f"x Ui P., jing tne situation. Should j-j i i. , -ia?ixuixe metojsage to ine uiu several nunarea aoiarsv the worth of damage to the buildini cast for the b: was 1,205. Only 661 affrniative votes were needed to carry the election. The figures for 'the two pre cincts were as follows: More head registered, 751 ; voting 603: for, 593: against, 10. Gil- 570; against, ureens- ousmess nre announscmer 'that, amhition. nf F'nvcfi, fF;;T u ro police department gave the because of gouging in rent he! eratifiprl spvi h 1 T) TrrVI Qrinn f-Ho-h -i-n7- nrliij-n i- 117(1 c nnn Ani- -.-P l,, i . wv- fiS5dS bel0nging HiiF iSrcn EverybodywS pass-1 ritory 28 ey were, when last seen, head- ed read. He carried the same an- count v toward Greensboro city in a nouncement in a page advertise- Tt is nn sprrt r,rK 01 d car- I ment- Two years ago, his signs, of citizens of this territory in- reaa, me ouiiaing ne occupies , volved would be bleased to was a discovered ecj the two firms. The blaze 1, x. r . - r 1 j ,LfnT ?u k S ' ,for some time !t was thought! people voted j.or the bonds, giv- 4w ;x.- u.,4ij,- u b ing the proponents a majority of rroT i? S " 3 J ' V Vi i stroyed. However, the fire was ' Never before in the histnrv of Rut ,ou. ifh but sliht loSS to m r w u - i..".. tne building. go High Point has so much interest been shc n in an election. Very 1 few votes were cast in the morn-1 ing, but in the afternoon propo-: nets of the passage of the bond issue were out in large numbers! and lost no time in coveying the voters in autoombiles to the vot-l ing places.. Students of the High Point ! high school were given holiday in order that they might work! in the interest of the bonds. At: noon they visited their friends' (Mrs. Mary Hayworth Dies rented for $60a month, last year i over into Forsvth bv means of At Her Home in Hisrh Point! tor $80 and this year the owner secession or annevntinn On h illness of several ! ma 150 a month, "with , other hand, there are others in tne territory who would not be Following an An inception nf th, "nofo. iionths. Mrs. Marv Havworth I everything on earth going or xlre- on the inside loo.s likefe -of II. O, Hayworth, died ?f ' with the prospect fire by Thursday night at her homev in .fT8 arising out o. tiie now thi&city account of the publicity he was famous proposed High Point- the store someone. was set on INTERESTING MASS The xuneral was held Sunday i XJ I L -k .V . 1 - ' jiternoon ac z:3U o ciock at tne MEETING FOR SCHOOL 1 friends church, of which the de- BONDS IS HELD feased was a taithtul -and con- j , , . . istent member. i Enthusiasm and optimism Mrs. Hayworth was 48 years ' marked tne mass meeting held f ag8, having been born in Gal Friday night m the hign school fcia,n Irland, on December 25, auditorium for the purpose of ig73. Coming to America mor, aiscussmsr tne proposed scnooi th oil o. a,,, r0 -.o,. giving tne aiiair, but he hoped Winston-Salem hitrhwav anrhsa he wa presenting e case of , a neck of this county have prob the merchant who is up against ably added momentum to the the renting proposition. I movement beeun some vears asro ' s HIGH POINT MERCHANT BITTEN BY A MAD DOG 1 registered, mer precinc voting, 449; lor, 432; 17. The women bly on tne gaestion. , ment of a central high school in 90i, to H. O. Hayworth. They Not satisfied with having their Hign Point township. Despite feovedto Hio-h Point in 1907 uei.'ixes. cuuiit- stgaiiisb cue uunua, tne inclement weatner apDrcxi- for the acquisition of this terri tory by Forsyth. The territory understood to be Last covete(i Dy the adjoining county includes about a tenth of the area of Midway township and about two-fifths of the area of It of but desirng to cast votes against mately 100 local citizens were : it, a number or men and women present and when they left the were slightly in visited the polls during the day. j auditorium thev went awav feel- the majority as to the number who registered ; and although no accurate check was made to de termine - v-;ive number of men avH i?' vcting, it is censiderea sa . sa; Lhat the majority of those who voted were women, although the men rpU,..1,.,x 4-1. J . 1 cheer was evident. Enthusiasts were working unceasingly to get people to vote, while the antis were crying to conviuct tlia t trie school would mg that the only way to solve' the educational problem here is to build a structure that will The- deceased was known by a rge number of friends in this ty and the news of her death ill be learnd with regret. Surviving are the husband da four daughters and two Charlie Hauser Attacked Thursday ad Bitten Three Times. "fill ci Tl i d T-Tancnv q lnnol -n ov chant, was attacked and bitten1 Abbotts Creek township or-cii Hmoc Thri mnminir v-o include all that part by a dog believed to have been !l Davidson north of a line begin mad. Following these scuffle ; ?in "vhere Forsyth line Tr xj 4- turns due northward, near the mi . ix a LiC5t;x dciavju ciii iiisli utiiciiu i , , . ' x. ! Beeson place, and would run east across tne necK oi midway town ship and straight across Ab- and with one blow killed eanine. IV I v Hancar rhrt fnovo too an 0cfoWicUflT i fho iHf : bott s Creek township to a point 1- 4 -- -. were a and vet mobiles quite a polls. T that noi. visited asm.: victory had b( m the election th their auto in bringing women to the I, furthermore, i women wno gooa. Deeisicii to invite to High Point the committee investigate site tor trie erection oi a lor trie lsiorLii Carolina or tne ivxetnodisx church, Was readied adequately care for die township Catherine and Mirriam Hay- the city, was brought to High on te Guildford line just south oixxce the iitOvx ga additional WoVvvrkTtii nil of fii TViV scnooi facilities was placed bS-; Hayworth is also survived by and sent immediately to Raleigh I oula pass some distance south 7 TI OP III ;. college for ing ous the people at a mass meet- in to ascer the con Prot a a istant in loc: hp.r mother and one sister- more than a year ago numer- ' England, and two sisters in New gatherings have been held, a York bat none that proved more prof--" X. 1T ,X1 v " T71- .1 ' --5x. frii STfffru0ihnaayrag-p A n's -argument, like a then in thet high and finally -:- ne uui:..' ui uiva aitu. uut.u aar it, - ;x. 7 ,i ,1 i I of Wallhnro and. would include a wnerner tne dog; rr;; 7" -7"n was really suffering from rabies.! f j 11U wc" "c The merchant was bitten rTO, r n thr times, firt in the ankJ lt IH be recalled that two ed to the polls r cast ilthough a baiiot and professiena fesiness sembled.went on in sf a Li - x-l x x . ,,.1 cquainted with the ?222. 2S5 11 1 ' i.-f i,i,i-rr i . ;i.o ! ui rftbaiicu. nil 01 a maaaenad acg c point. titemselves ak un- T an; 3 r, oers of the school board, - ' 3 men ana vrmn 'v he a. raa'- ? the issue a success and place Greens hAvn i, h'ovp rhe country as a irrr Here,, the location o th nominational institution now rail uO spaA-i. xxi ciij one proposed school High Point. th her ofh ei sive me as; ay even: rig. Tnesd res were happy on J. IN orman Wills and la. !. 5roaanurst, members of the board who have taken the lead i the fight, were par ticularly delighted with the handsome majority th e sch 0 0 1 s . Mr. Wills, chairman of the board, stated that he regarded the successful outcome of the day's voting as the dawn of a new Qn" in tiiy euuw-awunai People of the Gate City, it is learned here, will soon start agitation to get the coll ego Greensboro, but it was voted enndren i uesaay to present llign iromc s progres-; claims and advantages to the committee and if necessary go to Greensboro and meet the com mittee there. Local citizens are of the opin ion that High Point deserves a college and that it would be ad- polled for i vantageous to build the struc- i ture in the vicinity of the or phanage which is one mile f5 the city anti is controlled by tne Methodist Protestants of this state. closed at che time xor Liie o.txxig m.j3&$i ox ot tne sun on rase liiesaay. t bonds. Hi They also voted to e::tend and to the point. He emphasiz thanks to the clubs and oagani- ed the necessity or the state pro ud zations of High Point f gr having viding better school facilities. demeanor assert there is no ttacking was mad. doubt i Mr. Hauser LECTURER HERE endorsed school. One incident that the proposed high He said the election was not only j j of local interest but it is of inter- j Friday night est to the entire state. The boys Dr. Russell Conw.ell Lectures on "Acres of Diamonds at the School Auditorium. The second lyceum attraction natter was lorestaiied. An agreement wns entered into by ai ombcrs o " the road board that 3 r a a across the territorv saoald be improved. It is recent cnt history that nothing has been done because the board of road commissioners and many citizens of Abbott's. Creek felt that the proposal of the State Highway commission to change . . . r. 1 .1 1J X nave worsens so the bonds was (1U11 1 , 1 1 j brought joy to those who and girls in High Point today! tu va..,v nffWpd in the the route ot the road could not faithfully for; wilLbe the men and women of, high school auditorium -Monday: be accepted. At the time me rm the announce-; North Carolina tomorrow, hei-wht when Dr Russell H. Con-:vldson road board finally declm- he Central labor said. Mr; Barrett said he was u .e4 ns rn.- of the to accept the Highway s com- anion of High Point had agreed speaking for those who could n world's ffreates lecturers spoke mission's proposal; some citizens to do anything within the organ- j speak for themselves the little ; on "Acres of Diamonds ' ' of the cteA territory express- ization's power to carry the children. He brought a message j The announcement that this ed a determination to work for bonds. A message from the to Mr. Marr direct from the lecturer of world wide repute j annexation to Forsyth so that president of the union conveyed president of the Central Labor to e heard in High Point ere-1 the link might be filled in the the news that the organization, union, stating that the organiza-j interest throughout the1 proposed hard surfaced highway had pledged its support. j tion was ready to render any citv rw. Conwell today is Amer- between High Point and Win- W. M. Marr. sunenntendent of; service nossibie m behair of tne m-p ,,10 otioqItov in ston-fcaiem . . . 7 x - , x HsO, o lllKJO O pujjuiai ovuiww the city schools, acted as chair-1 election. i vna Ttmh-ar nn on tne lecture Whether the Legislature , iillx JiL lHO ltoi.i. . . . . . - 1 W. L. Stamey said parents are: proram. He brings to his hear-1 wou id enteitam-a Pposai m re- torv 01 LlxJXii tXil man at tne meeting. Wlien the committee Will be to Hiamrsfi fhA nnpsbnn was l h rhi r rpn nhvRiPa! v hv sflnriiBffi x,- i V Uic Gwa - " V V V.i - V tJ w u -- w wj. w t . -w - - W x j. a "---x- w-k. m.-.j rt -w w. - . j .J -w a I IJ J i. I A I I I K I U J - 1 I I k-" I I I I I f I I 1 III k V V ,(A,. SJ . i , avopnehorn and the invited to come here is not Tnmlinson. a member of the citv! for a nhvsirian when one is over-L-a. u i,Hmanitv- , ! the matter Will be brought up, .x-.- - . - - - m v' v ' ' ' III I . I 1 r. i" I VI 4 . . VJL liUlliCilll v t school board iC i-, r. i Tl ! a-srd to the annexation remains ers a rich harvest or netp ana in-, - - . , . . fV,f LO Uv3 seen. Xb Id XlUl VCX lcxxxx ixxcv d nlans to spend known. to come here is The date of the i X- a - -v y-v t - -j- n i- x ' i I'lir- v VlSlu sf hnn hoard. I lisumsftiTifir trie m-f talcen hv il mess, and he saw no ov.., v, Jnoa of the uul it w utuu ue iawwi "". the $1,000,000 in construct ' will be left with the committee; adequate school facilities of j reason why they should not be war Dr. Conwell graduated i m to those here watcnin0 tne remodeling, and equipping school j . j High Point and showing the au- equally as interested in their ed- f rom the' law department of. the ! sitron if it isn t. It js be- hnildms in the city and pur- NEVER A COUNTY LIKE j dience that something must be educational lives. Alhnv n'niversitv. He later! heved that Forsyth s representa- I em I th WA 1I7I I If 1 chasing additional sites. A 1 V0 V TT ai TIT FORD tives m the v y. .w 1 uuiic aim n,iuuot uunv mxiii j xiv v . tv . uiaiumv 1 mOVeQ tO xvxlilllvioUlCl cllivx lyx txv . v, 11 rt rtKVTl'ai'imknli in cirtVl -vril CS J-!X1, XK nTinUlmix -Ir. attat. f i-k iVinlinn. onnoVni. TTo ,. - . ' i T J 1 : VlflVP the SVmDathV Ot thOSe VTII111VJ1U i3 Li 1 I III 1 Ull XXI OWlUUlO H. . V II 1,1 IH 111 llllttlll in r V CI IjVJ ! Ill, III-;! .UIUUeflLlll!' OUCaACl. Ill, -l-i sim-i lm-7 OVir IJMlT Ofl VI riPWKIIl- . w c 1 i. ""v - x - 1 o x - . : 1. 1 .,r. i icxvv ctxxx vuiuv w .. WADE IS PARDONED Tuesday and . the victory tor be solved, Mr. Tomlmson quickly i said it was the duty ot any com-; nm. Tn ic7 he represented the BY. GOV. GlCKH-n roads gave a thrill to the pro- won the sympathy or those pres-j munity to educate the cniid. ie state of Minnesota as immigra-; tttii ttt J .-P TJirvVi Trvint i n-PAC'c'i'vao loaf n i rrVi 4r a a ffiov n-Ai'- J r rl ami c aarl tha ; c-n" -4 ortli wqh oVimilrl TTrtort hisl i x x i -.T Will VV clUc. Ul xxxgxx x vaia j iaot xxxxxu ct vxxjr , iic iixcxx uiovuoovu wiiv j oxxvx oaxi xxxcaxx onuuiu jxwvvw xxxw T 1 fyj affent LU jrcl lllcHl.y auu uc-i . . f -X . it -r-k :j 1 i -it ji i x , i i t a 1- x- xi -li t .xii i tt- e' I 4-U nitrthAoo I rr' liTiK fnflSfi Cities iuto-, school Donas, according to tne neighbor s ennaren. xie was rf,mp foreign correspondent ror Ju. ST from Guilford in this proposal, on account of the fact that Higrh Point influence is also behind xi ,-,-,-.x,T Vr-vo1a r-f TEiTJiHson . V V rwT.7 vli o nTi q TiTninn n ii-iQ-n . . T -t nno i,.1 with a hard surrace roau. convicted oi isi,eaixixg an 'auwmu muuii tuun' iioiu auucu px,.vvv,- speantir, it wets nut bi.c iiibciioiuii i iii x ftiu ui mo ncigiiuui o wmuxcu ms own newspaper, in iodo uc r . , , , -i bile and sentenced on 30 months 000 to its bonded indebtedness of the authorities to issue $600,-! when they were uneducated. He! became a correspondent for thej Guilford ftas just a"tnV)1J on the county roads of Davidson, j for schools alone. I 000 in bonds at one. It will not; said by protecting the other New York Tribune and in 1869 j two million dollars ror naxa roaa has been nardoned by Governor It heartened the spokesmen of reauire that much money toj man's children he was also pro- the traveling correspondent for! construction and an ejection lv Bickett, it has been learned here, big building in roads and build the structure, the speaker tecting his own. the Boston Traveller, In 1870 as large an amount is oemgagi- Wade was convicted in David-; schools. The whole Yarboorugh: declared. S. L. Davis, membr of the city! he was gent by these publica-j tated in Wmston-aiem ror ror- son Sunerior court tor tne tnerc outht perKed up. JN ever was j. Elwood Cox, who was m-' school board, declared tnat tneltl-ons to foreign countries and:yLI MAN INJURED BY AUTO l a or .A ' Y. F. Cecil, prominent tarmer, of an automobile of W. C. Mize, such a county as Guilford, said strumental in getting instituted proposed high school must go or I aye manv lectures in India and prominent rarmer r!ree. He annealed and gave appeal bond. However, the case never went to the Su preme court and Wade, was to appear in court at Lexington this February. It was recently announced m Raleigh that Wade had been ardoned, but investigation dis closed that the man, pardoned was not Wade, but another Da vidson man. Official announce ment is now made that Wade has actually been pardoned. The convicted automobile thief had never served a lay of the 30 months' sentence. After a good dinner one can forgive anybody, even one's own relations. of Reedy ; the representatives from that the case , empire. The psvcholosrv is ex pected to perform a miracle in the legislature. the first school bonds election in the pupils in the lower grades in High Point, declared that he was the schools must suffer. Mr. in favor of the proposed bonds I Davis told of the constitution of and saw no reason why any mani the present school board and the should be opposed to it. Mr. Cox! present inadequate and deplor- EDITOR RAISES SOME said he would like to see North able conditions in the schools. PORKERS, TOO ! Carolina advance educationally j He mentioned the town parasite Tuesday the editor killed two during the next 10 years like the ; and the very ignorant man. nine months old hogs that state has advanced in agricul-j Those wTere the class opposed to weighed 614 pounds. Last month ture during the past 10 years. Inj the issuance of bonds, he said, he killed one weighing consider- other words, the local banker Percy V. Kirkman also spoke ably over 300 pounds, making would like to see North Carolina! ih the interest of the school all told over 950 pounds of meat rank not below fourth in educa-, bonds. He declared that it should from three hogs bought in tion. Mr. Cox expressed the be-s be favored by both the rich and April. We are not telling what j lief that reaction had set m and : the poor. S. R. Bivens, secretary of the chamber of commerce, said there should be no prejudice between the hogs cost us per pound to; he was confident that' the bonds raise, especially since meat I would carry, prices on the wholesale market! James F. Garrett, of Asheville, are so low, but we had a lots editor of the Labor Herald, a. persons residing m the rural dis of fun raising them and show-! publication issued by organized j tricts and those in High Point ing 'em up to our neighbors. It labor in North Carolina, was proper. Prejudice will hurt the was worth it all-to raise bigger present by invitation last night election, Mr. Bivens thought. Ensrland. He afterwards visited , -, i . i x, -. ; ETaraawSdhto! who Jives three miles west 2LS uii, ww tw tW-Hteh Point, was painfully if not Chinese Emigrate." Many other! seriously injured early books have since been published by him. THE FURNITURE PRICES HAVE REACHED BOTTOM Thurs- dav afternoon when struck by an automobile at the intersection of Main and Washington streets. The automobile was driven by John Bodenheimer. I Afwvrf.inar.to information con- .1 . mi .'J X HT. CnrtW r-u4- iiQfiATi Qcif ntfPrts rnmsf tne acciaenu itai. X liai W1C oiiuaiiv" ".Kj - . o K t furniture has reached the bot-l was standing near the JbJJ1 torn was the opinion expressed , front of the Home Banking corn by J T. R van, secretary of the pany when the automobile Southern Furniture Manufactur- swerved down upon him. He evs' association. Mr. Ryan, who I was taken to the office of alo has ins returned from the cal physician Tor first aid medi arand Rapids furmture market, cal attention and was later re discussed the situation with moved to his home. The ex-Hi-h Point Rotarians at their tent of his injuries had not been regular weekly -uueheon here, determined Thursday.
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