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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
2
Judge Robert Winston urged UNC law students to pursue intense study to shorten later practice years. He argued law schools should seek direct results and train students to work with given facts, competing with doctors, preachers, and teachers rather than chasing idealistic grandeur.
An advertisement urges readers to buy a copy of Tired of Mother at Bland's. It emphasizes a friendly reminder that one should not neglect their mother and suggests purchasing the title for a gift or personal reading.
The demonstration at Selfridge Field Michigan features pursuit planes Langley bombers and transports from Washington with attack ships from Galveston Texas. Mobilization marks a new departure in army air corps activity and six similar demonstrations are planned nationwide. Ground forces including infantry artillery cavalry and service schools will witness tactics developed by the air corps. The final program shows a bomb and machine gun attack on mock ground formations to illustrate potential future war confrontations.
Reports describe heavy fighting at Tsinanfu in Shantung with Chinese forces resisting Japanese attempts to disarm them. Japanese ships are ordered to Yangtze ports and Tsingtao, while Chinese Nationalists regroup and armored trains reinforce.
Report notes two main points of farm relief debate the equalization fee and farm board marketing agreement provisions. Supporters say nine changes were added to meet objections while opponents load a different view.
The passage frames Rotary as the only cement for human suffering and unity, backing a world parliament and federation. It applauds Wilson era figures and world court efforts, supports outling war, and pledges cooperation across nations, parties, and groups to defeat war and selfishness.
A giant dirigible circled the town of about two thousand residents twice and landed at the mooring mast on the outskirts after a low flyover. Weather showed clouds and wind expected to ease. In Kings Bay Spitzbergen a shed planned for Italia at Vadsee was storm damaged. workers repair it.
Washington has no new information on Consul Wilson who has been missing since Wednesday, secretary Kellogg said this afternoon.
A group of 30 prominent German educators visiting American schools will spend Friday May 25 in Chapel Hill. Arranged by the Central Institute of Berlin and International Institute of Teachers College Columbia University, the delegation aims to study American educational systems and North Carolina university life. President Harry W Chase will host the visitors and outline the university’s plans. The list includes Olga Behrens Josef Diel Otto Dorner Louise Diel Fritz Duhring Margarets Ehlert Otto Tmer sleben F Grussendorf Franz Hilker Julius Juschka Alfred Kuhnemann Gertrud Manthey Hinrich Medau Otto Metzner Peter Peterson Kurt Riehter Heinz Schiefer Elizabeth Schulte Otto Schultze Sebald Schwarz Peter Trumm Niklaus Waliner Gotthold Wankmuller Anna Wildermann Elizabeth Studentin Winkelmann Albert Witte and Theodora Zender.
Rex Enright former Notre Dame back will join University of North Carolina as assistant coach in football and basketball starting September. He is a classmate at Notre Dame of Carolina coaches Chuck Collins and Bill Cerney.
A Lloyds dispatch reports the British cruiser Bacchus sank an unnamed vessel about 100 miles south west of the Isle of Wight at noon local time. The message says the sinking is confirmed and rescue operations are underway with the Bacchus standing by.
An Lloyd wireless from Niton reports the Steamer Baron Maclay H M 5 Bacchus in distress. Bacchus signals for assistance and is seen sinking by the head. Rescue actions underway near the vessel.
British ship Bacchus sank the Greek steamer Ioannis Falr& lois at noon today off Saint Catherine's Point Isle of Wight according to Lloyd dispatches from Saint Catherine's Point May 4.
British warship Bacchus, which sank the Greek steamer Annis Falafalis off the Isle of Wight, is reportedly sinking in the Channel. The crew abandoned Bacchus after rescuing survivors from the Greek vessel.
The Rev James F Love D D corresponding secretary of the foreign mission board of the Southern Baptist Convention died in Richmond Va after months of ill health and a February paralysis. Funeral services will be held at his residence tomorrow at 3 pm and he will be buried in Hollywood cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Katherine Love of Washington and Mrs Morris Chase of Chicago. He was born near Elizabeth City North Carolina 68 years ago and educated at Wake Forest College.
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