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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1921

Page

2

High Point Furniture Makers Prep For Catawba Clash

Fresh from a win over the Spartanburg Pals, Bill Pierre's High Point Furniture Makers worked out at Welchfield Sunday morning. They prepare for an exhibition game with Catawba College on Wednesday. Gibson, a local homegrown talent, may join Catawba and could pitch. Lyon had tried to sign him for a tryout.

Spartanburg South Carolina Bill Pierre High Point Welchfield Catawba College Gibson Collegians Catawba Lyon

Dock High Secures Release and Greensboro Pact

Dock High, former Augusta player acquired for McBride, has received his release from the Sally league club and signed with Greensboro. He struggled with the Pointers last season but is regarded as a solid pitcher who could become a valuable asset for Charlie Carroll.

Dock High Augusta McBride Greensboro High Charlie Carroll

Patriots rally past Hornets 7 5 in Saturday win

Bond started for the Piedmonters and hurled a strong game as Carroll fans saw one of their hopeful players. The Insects struggled to hit and could not slow Bond who controlled the action from the mound.

Patriots Charlotte Hornets Bond Piedmonters Carroll

Carolina Virginia game draws many fans next weekend

Hundreds of High Point fans plan to travel to Greensboro for the annual Carolina Virginia game. The Tar Heels claim a strong team for the university and the Cavaliers tout a diamond winning lineup, promising an interesting contest.

High Point Greensboro Tar Heels Virginians

JAP CAPTURE TENNIS TITLE AT NORTH SOUTH MEET

Ichaya Kumagae of Japan defeated Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia to win the North and South tennis championship final 3-6 6-4 6-3 6-1. The match showcased Kumagae's aggressive play and Johnson's conservative retrieval. Mallory defeated Marion H. Zinderstein to claim the women's North and South title.

Kumagae Johnson Molla Molla Bjursted Mallory Marion H. Zinderstein

Arliss Brings The Devil To Broadway Tonight

George Arliss makes his screen debut as The Devil at the Broadway theater in Associated Exhibitors feature directed by James Young from Edmund Goulding story. Supporting cast includes Sylvia Breamer Lucy Cotton Mrs Arliss Roland Bottomley and Edmund Lowe.

George Arliss James Young Edmund Goulding Allstar Mr. Arliss Sylvia Breamer Lucy Cotton Mrs. Arliss Roland Bottomley Edmund Lowe

Ford Wins Injunction Against Cleveland Street Sale Ban

Federal Judge Westenhaver grants a temporary injunction blocking Mayor Fitzgerald and city officials from interfering with street sales of The Dearborn Independent. Dearborn Independent must post $5,000 bond. The ruling does not affect the ongoing trial of four men arrested under city officials order banning street sales.

Cleveland W. S. Fitzgerald Dearborn Independent Henry Ford D. C. Westenhaver

Be Kind to Animals Week Observed by Humane Organizations

Pittsburgh April 13 observance notes sixth annual Humane Sunday in the United States. Dr Charles Seamon, head of the Presbyterian board, led efforts to include humane education in church programs. Historical roots trace to England with Mercy Sunday sermons urging mercy to dumb animals.

Pittsburgh United States Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare The Presbyterian Church Geveral Charles Seamon W. O. Stillman American Humane Association Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Band of Mercy England Review America Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Dean Stanley Westminster Abbey Great Britain Mary *. Lovell Department of Mercy of the World W Cc. T. U

The Devil on Broadway A Silent Drama Debuts Arliss

Dr Muller is described by friends as a dear amusing person whose charm hides evil aims. George Arliss stars as Dr Muller in The Devil on Broadway at the Broadway theater today in a powerful silent drama from Edmund Goulding's story.

Dr. Muller George Arliss the Devil Broadway Mr. Arliss Edmund Goulding

New Stage Show Opens Week at Stone and Gibb Co

The Stone and Gibb company brings a fresh vaudeville and musical act to the Orpheum for a week starting today. Headliner Baby Bobby Stone, a four year old who sings dances and delivers a veteran style monologue, draws strong notices. The program also includes Pathe's Romance and Adventure serial episode with Juanita Hansen and the Allan Dwan film Soldiers of Fortune with no advance ticket increase, shown alongside a single vaudeville show on midweek nights.

Stone and Gibb Bobby Stone Pathe Juanita Hansen The Orpheum Allan Dwan Richard Harding Davis

Railway unions to meet with AFL official on national rules

Chicago April 16 union heads of 13 railway employes organizations were summoned to a conference tomorrow with B M Jewell head of the railway employes department of the AFL to outline nationwide management rules and regulations.

Chicago Associated Press B. M. Jewell Americal Federation of Labor

Memorial for Pranklein Honors Franklin Statue

Philadelphia marks memory of Benjamin Franklin with a three day tribute. The bronze statue of Franklin arrives near the city and is taken to the University of Pennsylvania and Independence Hall with memorial exercises. A grave memorial service is planned and the statue will begin a travel route to Waterbury Connecticut.

Philadelphia Richard Benjamin Franklin University of Pennsylvania Independence Hall Franklin Waterbury Conn

Rail wreck injures several near Hattiesburg

A Cincinnati New Orleans limited train hit a washout during heavy rain a few miles north of Hattiesburg Mississippi this morning and went into a ditch. Several people were injured but none seriously.

Hattiesburg Miss Cincinnati-New Orleans, Limited Southern Railroad Here

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TERS Pierre Thom White Elephant 31St Street New York New York City American Bowling Congress New York Bowling Association A. B FORD Stone and Gibb Extraordi A Jo Sode of Juanita Orpheum Today Realart Special Fortune Richard Harding Davis Rowe Parlor Furniture Co Rowe Parlor Furniture Company N. C West High Southern Furniture Exhibition Co Consumers Tire & Supply Co C.L. Wheeler Fedgmant Pranklein Constance Talmadge
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