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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1926

Page

5

Plans for air mail post office in St Louis

St Louis plans a new post office building with an on roof airplane landing platform to speed air mail handlings. Postmaster Louis Alt says the facility will cut hours to transport mail to the flying field and envisions passenger stations and two long runways. Work to begin within 18 months follows Treasury officials' study of current facilities.

ST. Louis Louis Alt New York United States Treasury Department St. Louisans Alt

Mrs Hall on the stand in cross examination

Mrs Hall testified in court smiling as cross examination began with Justice Parker presiding. Prosecutor Alexander Simpson pressed on issues about alleged suspicions involving her husband Mrs Mills, a camera in the courtroom, and use of the word casualty in a police call after her husband disappeared.

Simpson Mannesquan New Jersey Mrs. Hall

Street Evangelist Rev H J Lyles Arrives in High Point

The street evangelist Rev. H. J. Lyles aged 68 arrived in High Point yesterday and plans a series of talks at various street corners. He has preached since 1895 and spent 30 years as a school teacher.

H. J. Lyles High Point Lyles

Miss Ruth Harrison Returns From Salisbury Visit

Miss Ruth Harrison arrived in the city today after spending the weekend in Salisbury as the guest of Mrs. T. C. Ayres.

Ruth Harrison Salisbury T. C. Ayres

Market Reports Chicago Poultry and Stocks

Poultry market figures show alive firm with receipts of 25 cars. fowls 17 to 22, roosters 17, springs 17 to 21, ducks 22, turkeys 27, geese 17 to 18. A long list of stocks includes Reading, Sears Roebuck, Southern Dairies, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Westinghouse, Willys-Overland, Woolworth, and Montgomery Ward with varied percentages. Market totals and price ranges appear intermingled with company names and bid/ask figures.

Chicago Poultry Alive Roosters Springs Turkeys Packard Motor Car Cassees Pierce-Arrow Mot MEGIC Esnes Rep Ir. & Steel St. L San Fran Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. of Southern Dairies Southern Pacific Southern Ry Standard Oil Cal N. J Studebaker Texas Gulf Texas & Pacific Union Pacific United Drug U. BS ROO Ciivesceeicee Uv. S. Steel Wabash Ry Ward Baking Westinghouse Csaseca Willys-Overland Cccos Woolworth Pea Kansas City Kennecott Kresge GEE Lehigh Valley Louisville and Nash AUMER Mid-Continent Mo, Mae FOTER Missouri Pac Icsis Montgomery Ward New York Cen

Local Court Docket Of Fines And Assignments

Judge MacRae Lee Ei 411 Finley sentences include 30 days in jail for drink and disorderly conduct with assigned work on county roads. multiple defendants face larceny reckless driving drunk and disorderly violations with fines court costs and license actions. some are dismissed or not pros. Notable names include Charlie Jones Earl Sexton Clyde Lineberry Drusilla Stinson James Neely and Richard Anderson.

Finley Charlie Jones Earl Sexton James Gray Bruce Harris Drusilla Stinson Ernest Siler Pink Overman Phipsey Knox James Neely Herman Green Richard Anderson James Robbins Henry Jackson

Public library fund goal nears completion in High Point

High Point trustees report $7,500 goal for the book fund, with $697.75 still needed and $79.25 added since the last notice. About 1,200 volumes are on the shelves as donations pour in from local citizens and clubs.

High Point Public Library Fund

Metals Prices Move Little Across Copper and Lead

Copper dull with spot and futures near 1334. Tin strong at 7250 for spot and near term. Iron steady. Lead steady at 806 spot. Zinc soft with East St Louis spot and futures at 717 and 722. Antimony quoted 1375 to 1400.

New York East St. Louis

Wheat and grain prices ease after Argentina harvest weather reports

Chicago markets opened with wheat down 3 to 8 cents, then slid further before a partial rally. Corn and oats fell 1 to 8 cents, later easing slightly. Provisions remained steady.

Chicago Navy Argentina

Foreign exchange quotations in cents and currencies

Foreign exchange rates list irregular quotations in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Ruthenia Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal with various bid and cable figures as requested.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugo Slavia Austria Ruthania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal

New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy With Prices Weaker

The New Orleans cotton market opened ease with Liverpool cables lower and favorable belt weather. First trades showed 2 to 5 point losses, later rallys faded. December touched 1241, January 1243, March 1254, down 4 to 6 points from Saturday. Liquidation fears grow ahead of December 8 government estimate as trading quiets after early activity.

New Orleans A. P Liverpool

New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Decline

The New York cotton market opened steady with declines of 3 points to gains of 1 in early trading. Active months fell about 2 to 4 points as southern hedging and local selling, aided by easy Liverpool cables, pressured prices before trade buying absorbed supplies. December eased to 1254 and March to 1261, with closes showing a net decline of 2 to 5 points.

New York Liverpool

Wall Street Opens Mixed Yet Bias Toward Gains

US stock market opened with uneven price moves but the overall trend favored higher levels. Phillips Petroleum hit a yearly high while Bethlehem Steel, International Harvester and Pullman posted early gains. Coca Cola slipped slightly and numerous firms showed varied performances across sectors.

Wall Street New York Phillips Petroleum Bethlehem Steel International Harvester Pullman Coca Cola Wogieh Sak i Cad Cease O1% Anaconda Cop. Ss .Scecades Iaaek Oes Bethlehem Ccuauw California Chesapeake and Ohio St. P Northwestern Cs Cas Onryerer Éseaa Eee Cotoradd Wiel Ceesccessne Cruetbie Steel Electric Pow & St. Etfs Eekie Trators Ok A Reke Freeport-Texas Canerni Aguas General Electric New General Motors Gulf States Steel Hudson Moters Sontal i SIR Pvorire Norfolk & Western North American

State College Boys Win High Honor at Chicago

State College team placed third in the inter collegiate crops judging contest at the Chicago livestock exposition. Kansas State College won first, Iowa State College second. W. L. Adams led with 1509 points, the third highest ever. Team members: W. L. Adams, W. W. McCullock, W. A. Alexander. alternate M Q Pleasants. Accompanied by Professors Darst and Cotner.

Raleigh State College Chicago W. H. Darst Agronomy Department Kansas State College Iowa State College Kansas J. E. Foster North Carolina W. L. Adams New Bern W. W. McCullock Pleasant Garden W. A. Alexander

Canada Wins Wheat King Crown at Wembley Alberta

Canada captured the international wheat producing championship for the 14th time in 16 years as Hergian Trille of Wembley Alberta was named Wheat King at the international live stock show. He displayed hard red spring wheat.

Chicago Canada Hergian Trille Wembley Alberta

SearsCompletes Long Hike In Nine Hours Thirty Minutes

Boston reports Miss Eleanora Sears, society woman athlete, completed her Providence to home hike in nine hours and 65 minutes actual walking time breaking her record by 43 minutes. She started from Providence and finished at her Boston home, marking a notable endurance achievement.

Boston Mass Eleanora Sears Providence

Vicious dogs deterred by tossed matches in attack

A delivery man escaped two attacking dogs by throwing lit matches at them. The report notes a man shielding himself from canine aggression. Separate items mention Massachusetts shoe making beginning in 1629 and Thomas Beard transporting hides aboard the Mayflower on its third voyage.

Massachusetts Thomas Beard

Doheny Testimony and Fall Statement in Senate Probe

Doheny testified in January 1924 about a private loan of 100000 dollars to aid Fall. The court ruled the Doheny and Fall statements not admissible under section 859 and noted Doheny appeared voluntarily after a summons and Fall acted on his own initiative.

B. McLean Washington Post Doheny Fall Washington Edward L. Doheny, I Jr Senate Justice Hoehling

Architect CGULES EVERHART Tells Of Travels and Religion

Eccles Everhart local architect spoke at the Wesley Memorial Epworth League about his Near East archaeological expo travels. He noted Mohammedans show little interest in religion, mosques see few attendees, and political strife forces many missionaries in Turkey to leave.

Eccles Everhart Near East Wesley Memorial Epworth Lehkgue League Everhart Turkey

Elsie Janis to Perform in Charlotte Next Month

A letter to David T. Yow commander of the Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion says Captain Elsie Janis with four artists will give a December 14 concert in Charlotte. Local legionaires plan to attend and a percentage of proceeds will benefit the American Legion.

David T. Yow Andrew Jackson Post American Legion Elsie Janis Charlotte Queen City Post Mr. Yow Paul A. Younts Department Legion North Carolina South Janis Legion Knoxville Tenn Miss Janis New York The Legion of the Two Carolinas

Southern Region Talks At Girl Reserves Meet

Miss Emma Knauss national girl reserve secretary for the southern region spoke at 8 40 am to the junior senior club at High Point high school on ideals and personality development quoting It Can Be Done by Douglas Malloch She later addressed the freshman sophomore club at the Y W C A and will attend a Girl Work Committee supper at the Y W C A then travel to Salisbury and Wilmington for state Adult Guidance Council meetings December 3 4 and 6 with a dinner hosted by the American Legion notable attendees expected.

Emma Knauss New York Girl Reserve High Point High School Knauss Douglas Malloch Wanda Penny Lena Grissom Miss Knauss Girl Reserves Girl Work Committee

Mrs J E Walker Wife of Local Leader Dies at 82

Mrs J E Walker 82, longtime Asheboro resident and social figure, died suddenly at home after years of poor health. She is survived by her husband J E Walker two daughters Mrs E D McCrary and Mrs T H Redding two sons Dr Carl Walker and Sam Walker and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at her residence with Rev A W Pigler and Rev A D Reavis officiating, with final rites at Saint Pauls Church and burial in the family plot.

Asheboro J. E. Walker Walker Lorenzo Burkehead E. D. McCrary T. H. Redding Carl Walker Sam Walker A. W. Pigler Greensboro A. D. Reavis Saint Paul’s Church

Faye Fisher Visits Asheville Relative for Gift Display

Miss Faye Fisher of Asheville visits her sister Mrs. W. C. Shipman and brings new imports for Christmas gifts. The displayed items include bluffes? red carved lacquer and Chinese Turkish linens to be shown Tuesday November 30 at 416 Gatewood Avenue.

Faye Fisher Asheville W. C. Shipman

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