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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
4
The World's Work criticizes the new administration’s stance on the treaty and urges ratification of the League of Nations. It argues a new league plan lacks country approval and notes major powers have signed, with principal nations joining the League.
Mrs Martha Newlin leads High Point Red Cross in distributing medals to ex service men who served in world war. North Carolina plans a January 1921 election for High School bonds to build and equip a new high school in Guilford county keeping registration open through December.
The Thrice-A-Week World promises thorough news coverage at a newspaper price. It offers Europe and United States reports with a daily-like thoroughness for one year at 1.00, plus a combined offer with The Review for 2.75. Stamey’s Jewelry offers watches at lower prices than standard makers.
A reader sends a letter enclosing a check for all arrearages to the newspaper. The writer notes the holidays are an opportune time to settle accounts and urges the editor to act, saying the editor has waited attendy on some debts and that it is now the paper's move.
E. E. Williams of High Point pleaded guilty to five counts of forgery before Judge J. Bis Ray in Guilford Superior Court in Greensboro on Wednesday.
Southern Railway announces changes effective 12 01 A M Sunday November 21 between Raleigh Greensboro and Winston Salem Train 16 will depart Greensboro 1 55 P M arrive Winston Salem 2 55 P M previously 3 50 P M Train 5 will depart Greensboro 7 40 P M arrive Winston Salem 8 46 P M instead of 8 35 P M No changes beyond Winston Salem R H Graham Division Passenger Agent
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