Famine Relief Drive Sparks Southern Support Across Nations
Atlanta relief leaders report strong southern backing for Chinese famine aid. Dr. Beauchamp notes women’s groups mobilizing. stamps costing three cents fund life-saving efforts. Separate item: Cleveland Kiwanis to push farmer city dweller ties at June convention with 8,000 delegates expected and many room reservations.
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Atlanta
China
Southern Relief Committee
W. B. Beauchamp
Nashville
Tenn
Dr. Beauchamp
American Relief Committee
Marchuria
Daisy Davies
Southern Committee
Candler Building
Vernon Monroe
Bible House
New York City
Cleveland
International Kiwanis
International Organization
United States
Canada
Harry S. Heard
Cleveland Club
Samuel Cummings
Chicago
Harry FE. Karr
Baltimore
Karr
Kiwanis Organization
Dean Clark
Revival by Rev. J. F. Black at Southside Baptist
Rev. J. F. Black will open a series of meetings at Southside Baptist Church on Sunday night, April 24. The evangelist, described as earnest, has previously appeared in High Point on seven occasions, offering successful meetings.
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J. F. Black
Southside Baptist Church
Mr. Black
Auburn shortstop Fulghum signs with Philadelphia
Fulghum, Auburn University's shortstop, has accepted terms to join the Philadelphia American League team. The deal, reported closed after Auburn's game with Furman, was announced in Greenville, DC, with several scouts observing. The report appears in the Washington Post.
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Greenville
D. C
Fulghum
Auburn University
Auburn
Furman
Germany Rejects Plan To Move Gold Reserve
Berlin April 26 The German cabinet has not yet signaled its reply to Allied reparations demands that German gold reserves be moved from Berlin to a city in the occupied area. Reichsbank President Havenstein and financial writers scoff at the idea, saying it would wreck the currency and destabilize prices. Havenstein says cabinet consideration would be futile and no government would accept such a move. The report adds Lyons France hosts the only university offering a course in perfumery making.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Havenstein
Reichsbank
Reich
High Point Seeks 175000 Bond Issuance Ordinance Passed
The High Point city council adopts an ordinance authorizing up to 175000 in bonds to cover floating indebtedness outstanding February 15 1921. A tax will be levied to pay principal and interest, a debt statement is public, and the ordinance takes effect upon passage with publication deadlines in April 1921.
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High Point
D. A. Stanton
ED L. Ragan
N C
City of
N. C
R. L. Wickett
Wachovia Park and Trust
North Carolina
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Famine Fund
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Washington Post
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Hartford Insurance
Piedmont Insurance & Realty Co
Bank of Commerge
Germany
Lyons
France
Leflin
Loflin’s
High Point, N. C
J. Elwood Cox
V. A. J. Idol
Cashier & Sti
M. Hauser
V-Pres
H. Marriner
Cashier
High Poirt
Witll
Young Men's Boarding Club
W. High Street
R. E. Jones
Siler City Hosiery Mills
Salisbury
M.C Crowson
Raymond Veneer Manufacturing Company
Ottage
Silk Mill
R. &. Jones
W. Russell Street
Cali RK
Rolandark
Louise Avenue
Johnson Street
W. D. Simmons and Son
B. Overman
Burma Street
W. H. Grissom
Ecail Johnson Truck and Poultry Farm
M. P. Vail
Vail Street
Vail Sr
Orpheum Theater
Mr. Stone
KOR
Care Enterprise
Crawson
Salhe
Hamilton Street
Carolina Cone Company
E. Washington and
Jordan Streets
Joe’s
E. Commerce St
Postoffice
Rankin St
RE. FE. Andrews
West Commerce St
A. B. Huft Hag
Rose Theatre
Hish Point
P. C. McIntire
Rot
Pickett
Devel
Wachovia Bank
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Southern Railway System
New York
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Charlotte
Washington
Columbia
Augusta
Richmond
New Orleans
Danville
Westminster
Wapha
N. Y
Wash
Charlotte Richmond
Birmingham-New York
Augusta-New York
Birmingham-N. O
Washington N. Y
H. D. Saunders
R. H. Graham
Charlotte, N. C
Walter Hargett
Equitable Life
Willard C. Northup
Winston-Salem, N. C
Philip A. Warner
Grad
Bank of Commerce
Guilford
Imperial Hotel
Monticello
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