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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1917

Page

6

China political factions clash over constitutional status

In Canton debates a constitutional government is claimed by factions allied with Feng Kuo Chang and Yuan- Hang. They insist the Nanking constitution suffices and denounce parliament dissolution as illegal. Feng Kuo Chang seeks legit election by a legally constituted parliament while ruling from Peking with cross-province support.

China Cantona I Yuan- Hung South China Sunn Yat-sen Iax Li Wuan- Ume Nanking Fen Kuo-chang Oval Feng Kuo-chang Nations Peking

Learning the Truth on American Unity in War Prep

The Frankfurter Fortune publicizes Rudolf Komter noting German observers misjudge American cohesion. He claims half year war effort shows solid domestic front and united front, a factor more decisive than any battlefield setback. He cites 106,900,000 Americans resolved to crush Rasists across costs.

America Germany Frankfurter Fortune Rudolf Komter Kommer United States

Robertson Leads World Series Batting Honors

New York reports official batting averages from the World Series show David Robertson of the Giants as top hitter with a .500 average over six games. Eddie Collins of the White Sox follows with .409, while Peru and Risberg also post strong marks as regulars across the series.

New York David. Robertson Giants Eddie” Coline White Sox Peru Reces Risberg Chkewise Hay

Suffering from ailments prompts Kidney Pills claim

A reader letter describes pains and aches from damp spring and poor water, then reports relief after using Poley Kidney Pills. The writer, Mrs. T. Buckned of Hlardy, Neh., endorses the product and its supposed health benefits.

Hlardy

Coal Price Controls Reported by Arctic Ice and Coal

J. Ti. Cartland general manager of the Arctic Ice and Coal company told The Enterprise a coal price scale set by the Fuel Administrator Garrell is being strictly followed. He warned of tighter future supply and advised customers to order now for immediate delivery to avoid a likely shortage as shipping conditions improve slowly.

Garrell J. Ti. Cartland Arctic Iceand Coal Company Air Cartland Cherae Mr.Cartland Theretic

New Regulations for Life Saving Apparatus

Christiania Oct 17 New stringent rules start soon for life saving gear on Norwegian ships in wartime waters Each lifeboat must be half covered with waterproof shelter oil shine signal lights a hand pump ample food and water An extra boat of at least 103 cubic feet must be provided for the crew with cork belt and motor option For passengers lifeboat space equals ten cubic feet per person with fuel for two days and tow rope specified.

Christiania

Spirits Haunt Chang Hsun House In Forbidden City

Reports from Peking describe evil spirits blamed on Chang Hsuns soldiers victims of the bombardment at his HQ in the Forbidden City. Locals claim apparitions cry out of the night saying we were treated as priests chant at altars and make offerings to appease the spirits.

Peking Chang Haun Chang Tisun Forbidden City Chang:Heun’s Forterly

General Mesias Named Governor of Lower California

Made Governor General Mexico City, Oct. 17. General Manuel Mesias has been named governor of the air half of Lower California and has

Mexico City Manuel Mesias Lower California

German Plans for Destroying World Commerce Fail

Christiania Oct. 17 The German plan to destroy world commerce has failed says Norwegian magazine. It notes no great danger will come from torpedoing more ships for at least one year. The article includes a chart of English and French losses March to June and credits armed merchant ships, Allied courage, and improved defenses for favorable English results. The piece hints U boats may stay dangerous until new German advances appear.

Christiania Norw Sc Ahinpige Ceara England Tula Cormany Sendy I. Bond

Health exhibits at state fair feature new models and panels

The state fair showcases an all new health exhibit with electrically illuminated miniature models and twenty four panels illustrating disease and health themes. A second exhibit joins the Better Babies Contest in the Woman's building detailing baby needs from birth to school age with free literature and daily moving pictures for visitors.

State Board of Health

Man Walks Main Street Bearing Ancient Woodworking Tools

On Main Street a man carried an old fashioned axe, a wooden wedge and a barked log in the era of modern coal, electricity and gas. Bystanders watched as he paused between the railway crossing and Washington Street, recalling bygone farm life.

Main Street High Point Rossing Washington Street

Man Arrested as Spy Enrolled as Ensign

Washington reports Navy records show William J Dunbar was enrolled as an ensign in the naval reserve in Newark until two weeks ago when his name was dropped after Justice officials found conflicting statements about his birthplace He claimed St Paul as birthplace though born in Hamburg Germany After removal from the reserve he sought army enlistment and was arrested in New York as a possible spy

Washington Navy Department William J. Dun- Lar New York Naval Reserve Newark Department of Justice Saul Dunlar Naval Reserves St. Paul Hamburg Germany Dunbar

Exhibition Game in Carden City: White Sox Beat Giants

The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Giants 6 to 0 in an exhibition in Carden City New York. About 6000 Camp Mills soldiers attended including the 165th United States Infantry from New York and the 149th Artillery from Illinois.

Carden City N. Y Chi Cf White Sox New York Inca i Camp Mills Mineola 165Th United States Infantry 149Th Artillery Ilinois

Annual Meeting Notice of High Point Perpetual Building and Loan

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will be held in the director's room of the Commercial National Bank on Monday night October 20 at 7 30. A J Idol secretary treasurer announces the date. September 29, 1917.

High Point Perpetual Building and Loam Association The Commercial National Bank A. J. Idol Sec Treas

Japan to Build Six New Destroyers in Fiscal Year

Tokyo dispatch reports Japan will initiate construction of six new destroyers at an estimated cost of 50 000 000 to be completed by the end of the current fiscal year in April. Names given include Nara Kiowa Tsubaki Meki Neyaki and Gil Enoki.

Tokio Nara Kiowa Tsubaki Meki Neyaki Gil Enoki Navy Nagasaki Miutsu Uptiser Tama Uruiser Kuma Kawakaze Minekaze Sawakaze Mutsu Tania France Kure

Goddard’s The Seven Pearls on Broadway Friday

American author Charles Goddard, creator of The Seven Pearls, stars Mollie King in the second episode at Broadway theater Friday. He also coauthored The Misleading Lady with Paul Dickey, a London and New York success with long Broadway runs. The British 25 percent royalty tax helps fund the exchequer.

Charles Goddard Pathe Mollie King Mr. Groddard Witten Paul Dickey Playhouse London

To the Death at Rose theatre portrays Corsican setting

The five act Metro play To the Death starring Mme. Petrova is shown at the Rose theatre with careful Corsican scenery. A reconstructed Con ti village at White Stone Landing and on site photographs and architectural plans recreate the island’s historic background for travel photography and drama.

Corsica Mediterranean Napoleon Bonaparte Metro Mme. Petrova Rose Theatre Conti Whitestone Landing L. I Isle of

Soldiers Arrive at Camp Sevier from Atlanta and Cordon

Transferred soldiers from Camp Cordon near Atlanta and Camp Jackson near Columbia arrived at Camp Sevier this afternoon to take roles in the 30th division. A total of 3,704 Tennesseans left Camp Cordon as the entire quota for the 50th division from the Atlanta camp, with most assigned to former National Guard units from Tennessee. About 1,000 more of the 6,296 men quota were sent from Camp Sevier to join the force.

Camp Cordon Ness Atlanta Camp Jackson Columbia Camp Sevier National Guard

Administratrix's Notice in Guilford County Estate

The administratrix of Alvin T. Haney deceased requests all creditors present their verified claims by October 4, 1918 or be barred. Also all debtors must settle promptly. Attested by Walter Royal, attorney, before M. W. Cant, Clerk of Superior Court.

Alvin TY. Haney M. W. Cant Superior Court of Guilford County

High Point Street Vender License Tax Change

City council amends an ordinance on taxes and licenses for 1918. It adds a $25 annual license tax for street venders selling nuts and popcorn on High Point streets, effective October 17, 1017.

High Point N. C

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