Readers Invite Letters on Current Interest
The Enterprise invites short letters from readers on topics of current interest. Each submission should include the writer's name, though the writer may choose to omit it.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1919
Page
4
The Enterprise invites short letters from readers on topics of current interest. Each submission should include the writer's name, though the writer may choose to omit it.
The piece surveys immigration limits and Americanization, citing Palmer and Poindexter. It contrasts pro immigration openness with fears of demographic shift, noting 1920 census trends and concerns over labor markets and cultural assimilation. It questions the open door policy and stresses selective entry to preserve national standards.
The Union Springs Advertiser underscores the hard work of local reporting. Editors rely on readers to share visiting friends and community happenings to ensure coverage stays complete and fair.
Jacksonville dispatch reports Lieutenant Governor C Max Gardner praised the Onslow County Fair weather ideal and success. He was introduced by Walter M Thompson, fair president, with remarks on mob control reportedly part of the discourse, in a light humorous tone.
The piece laments American theater reliance on European drama and grand opera, arguing plays lack life and import, and criticizes current productions for copying European footlights rather than reflecting local reality. It hints at a failing produced work.
Today marks birthdays for Henri Bergson the Paris born philosopher age 50 Nikola Tesla born in Austria age 62 Dr David C Barrow chancellor of the University of Georgia born in Yslethorpe county Georgia age 67 and Jacob Schaefer Jr a Chicago born professional billiard player age 24.
By judgment of T. D. Bryson Judge, the Superior Court of Guilford County will auction at High Point the Burns estate property on November 5, 1919. The tract lies in High Point township, bounds Mrs. Roy Skiff, with subdivision into lots before final sale to the highest bidder for cash. court confirmation and decree terms apply. Dred Peacock and Carter Dalton act as trustees.
Ernest M. Hopkins will preside at Dartmouth College 156th founding anniversary events. He has served as college president since 1916 after wartime national service including a France countryside study and later industrial relations work for the U S Army. Hopkins is a Dartmouth graduate and son of a New Hampshire Baptist clergyman.
Today marks Alaska Day festivities across Alaska. Dr Harvey Wiley turns 75 as Dartmouth College opens a three day 150th anniversary celebration. A nationwide railroad accident drive starts today for two weeks while Ontario votes precede Monday elections. A Democratic primary runs in Oklahoma fifth district to fill the Thompson seat. Washington hosts the wedding of Elizabeth McRae to Captain Burdette Shields Wright.
A list of historic anniversaries covers Isaac B. Woodbury born 1819 a Beverly mass blacksmith turned hymn writer died 1858 Columbia South Carolina. Helen Hunt Jackson born 1831 Amherst Massachusetts died 1885 San Francisco. 1844 Buffalo gale over 50 lives lost. 1894 Berlin council rejected eight hour day. 1905 Sir Henry Irving interred at Westminster Abbey. 1914 Allies check German Dunkirk advance. 1915 Russian attacks repulsed before Dvinsk. 1916 German attack against Russians on 200 mile front. 1917 German navy took Moon Island from Russians.
The Czecho-Slovak National Council in Paris proclaimed independence. One hundred and forty U S planes conducted a successful raid behind enemy lines, marking a notable wartime milestone one year earlier.
Close of the fall Kentucky Jockey Club meeting at Latonia continues with Maryland State Pair at Laurel and Empire City meeting at Yonkers. Grand Circuit trotting season ends in Atlanta. Canadian intercollegiate track championships run in Montreal. Opening of American Roller Polo league season. Bill Brennan faces Bob Roper in a 10 round boxing match at Racine.
Springfield hosts the Springfield Mass meeting of the Connecticut Valley Kindergarten association. Emporia hosts the Kansas Y M C A College Students conference. San Antonio welcomes the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Texas as it opens events today.
Dirt disposal project at the exhibit building requires filling lots. See J A Dalton for particulars or apply on the job. Work starts about August 10 during 9 to 1.
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