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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1916

Page

8

Armenians Massacred as Turkish forces fall back from Erzerum

Eyewitness report from Tiflis cites 15000 Armenians killed at Mamakhatun before Erzerum evacuation. Refugees total about 206000 with 120000 relief items distributed. Russians praised for scaling heights and siege craft. Women and children urged to remain as men rebuild. repatriation slowly proceeds with aid from Russian, Armenian, and American committees.

American Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief New York Erzerum Caucasus American Committee Mr. Hill Sari Kamysh Arctic Circle Alps Stapleton MamakKhatun Aleppo Taxim Bey Constantinople Mesopotamia Ezerum F. Willoughby Smith Tiflie Wilson Macallum Hill Gracey Van Persia

iClub Women Aim for High Point Federation

iClub women prepare for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial meeting in High Point. Rev C E Raynal of Statesville will speak on community upbuilding and Florence Houswold of Versailles will discuss public health and club women’s opportunity. Mrs Pennybacker will preside at New York gathering.

C. E. Raynal Statesville Florence Houswold Versailles General Federation Pennybacker Texas North Carolina Pennyback Fayetteville General Federation of Women's Clubs New York H. F. Foght Bureau of Education Washington M. C. Fulton Davidson Federation C.P. Cobb America Thornwell Haynes High Point J. J. Farriss High Point Woman's Club Max Gardner Shelby Daughters of the Confederacy Eugene Little Wadesboro Daughters J. E. Ellerbe South Carolina Thomas W. Lingle Charles E. Raynal

Jule Fagg Case Leads to Juvenile Aid and Probation

Three defendants pleaded guilty in a disorderly conduct case. Judge Dalton showed compassion to 14 year old Tom Meredith who admitted stealing J A Hart's bicycle. Tom, now aided by community figures, will report to Chief Ingram on Saturdays with Ingram appointed temporary juvenile probation officer.

Guilford Dalton Tom

Southern Railway Reports March 1916 Revenue Rise and Investments

Southern Railway disbursed 5,667,126 in March 1916 for labor materials and other needs, with 8.56 percent paid to southern entities. Gross revenue reached 36,284,803, up 495,554 from 1915 and 226,206 from 1914, while operating expenses rose 7.96 percent year over year. The railway invested 952,191.21 in road and structure improvements in March 1916. Nine month figures show gross revenue at 51,876,780 and improvements totaling 6,141,000, with declines in collectible revenues versus prior years.

Washington Southern Railway Company South G&g Ross

Protect School Children From Diseases Ad

Measles scarlet fever and whooping cough affect many city schoolchildren. A common cold weakens the system and can lead to serious diseases. Foley's Honey and Tar is pleasant to take and contains no opiates, promoted by Mann Drug Co. adv.

Foley Mann Drug Co. Adv

Hall's Catarrh Cure advert claims $100 per cure

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. The firm offers $100 for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason notes oath on December 6, 1886. Advertising copy says cure is systemic via blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Glearson F. J. Cheney & CO

Dissolution Bid in American Can Company Anti-Trust Case

The government in Baltimore Federal District Court asks dissolution of the American Can Company after long consideration of an interlocutory opinion. It seeks disposal of corporate property and argues the company has become a legitimate industry despite earlier findings.

Washington American Can Company Federal District Court Baltimore Baltimore Federal Counci

Hotel Employees Arrested in Espionage Case

In Geneva on May 1 a group of hotel staff at a prominent hotel run by two German naturalized Swiss were arrested on charges of spying for Germany. One worker fled capture by drowning himself in Lake Geneva. The hotel is a well known resort for English and American tourists.

Geneva Switzerland Lake Geneva

Duma Proposes Three Year Luxury Imports Ban

A bill is introduced in the Petrograd duma to prohibit import of luxury articles for three years starting June 14 this year. The measure aims to curb nonessential consumption and bolster the economy during wartime.

Petrograd Duma

Funeral Held For L. E. Mitchell In Winston Fire

Funeral services for L. E. Mitchell, who perished in a Winston fire on Wednesday night, were conducted at 4 p.m. Saturday from the residence of his stepson on Russell Street. Floral tributes came from Winston and High Point printers. Attending from Winston were Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Scogems, Chief Thomas, and Messrs. Yates, Jarrell, Scheick, and O'Brien.

L. E. Mitchell Winston Sam Mitchell Russell Street High Point D. B. Scogems Thomas

Rail line handles 30,000 trains in 1915 without accident

The Paris Orleans railway carried 3.7 million soldiers and 582000 horses plus 11000 cannons in wartime service and moved 385000 sealed army supply cars and over 500000 shells. It ran 30000 extra trains and expects a government call for 19.868 million francs under state guarantee after a 51 million franc deficit last year due to high coal costs.

Paris Paris-Orelans

As You Like It Presented Tonight by Senior Class

The senior class stages Shakespeare's As You Like It at the school auditorium this evening. Much work has gone into the production and attendance is hoped to be well rewarded. The play begins promptly at eight o'clock.

Morning inside bath for health and skin improvement

Promotes daily drinking of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach liver and bowels. Claims clearer skin, better complexion, and prevention of illnesses by internal sanitation. Encourages both men and women to adopt the habit for vitality and optimism.

Bath

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Associated Press Tiflis Russian Transcaucasia Mamakhatun Associa Ted Press Richard Hill Iclub Jule Fagg Southern Railway American Car Company The Lewis E. Mitchell High Point Enterprise Minneapolis General Electric Company Horlick Ford F. O. B. Detroit High Point Motor Co
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