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THE REVIEW, HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA. cTMARCH 28, 1918
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Commences Monday, April 1st
Have all your cans and other rubbish
ready on that day and as near sidewalk
as possible. Wagons will commence haul
ing in all the wards Monday morning.
A small fee of 10c per barrel or dox
will be charged to help defray expenses.
BAD NEGRO CAPTURED HERE.
Harvey Wood, one of the negroes -who
broke jail at Salisbury Friday morn
ing, was caught here Friday night and
returned by a deputy. Wood was rid
incr on toD of aD assensrer ear when
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Chief McGhee and Patrolmen Haney and
Brindle spied him. Refusing to alight a
shot from a trusty six shooter plowed
the air close to his head and the ne
gro forthwith came to earth.
Six negroes overpowered the jailer at
j Salisury when he went to give them
some coffee, and made their escape.
Wood was the negro who took the gun
from the jailer.
A is for Alley, all raked-up and
and clean.
How I hope it's yours ! Do you
see what I mean ?
B is for Beauty-spot, which it might
be, if we'd each do our share
for each other to see.
C is for cans; we ought to have two;
tight for garbage, but topless
for ashes will do.
D is for the Dust and the Dirt every
where we can help make it
less if we'd each do our share.
E is for Everyone that comes here
to live; he needs all the service
and love we can give.
. F is for Flies. Are they welcome?
They are not! There's one thing
to do to them hasten to swat!
G is for Garbage can where they'll
abide if the top isn t on or a
hole in the side.
H is for riaste when we see them
appear, for we know sure as fate
there's some dirty spot near.
I is for inventions to catch she flies'
feet; is there one to keep waste
paper out of the street ?
,3 is for Just This if we're careful.
' ' . each one, the day of dust, dirt
and disorder is done.
K is for Kerosene; flies hate the
smell and will ne'er lay their
eggs where you sprinkle it well.
L is for the Lot where it's fun to play
ball, but tin cans and rubbish
don't belong there at all.
M is for Mosquito, a mean little pest
who likes stagnant water and
swamps for his nest.
N is fnr nuisance it is to us all to
have flies and "skeeters" from
snring until fall.
0 is for Our Chance to banish them
miirk hv swats, screens and
cleanliness, ere we are sick.
P is for Poison Ivy, it s pretty but
bad; learn to know and avoid
it or vou'll wish you had.
Q is a Question we ask it's one that
we mean aren t we an taugnc
at home to hem keep it clean T
Right it is, we should keep our home
city so clean that it s tame win
grow brighter each year.
So let's get together, let's start out
today and all do our part in a
neighborly way.
T is Town Improvement Work; take
it to heart; pitch in, lend a
hand and each do his part.
Urge every school girl and school
boy in the city to help make
our town just as clean as it's
y pretty.
V is for the Vigor we need every
day to keep us alert in our work
and our play.
W is for the way you can help if
you will to make High Point
lovelier and healthier still.
X is a miserable letter to use, so
we'll just overlook it; kindly
Xcnse.
Y is for the Yard that's all tidy and
neat and help such a lot to im
prove every street.
Z is the end of this tale that's so
long "Help Keep High Point
Clean" is the name of our song.
LOCAL CONCERN BANKRUPT.
The Southern Car Company has been
adjudged a bankrupt by Judge James
E. Boyd, upon the petition of creditors.
W. A. Copeland, former superintendent
was named as receiver and bond to the
amount of $500 required. The company
closed down several months ago but
lately was negotiating for a large gov.
ernment order which seems to have
failed. It was one of the biggest
plants here and regret it felt that it
would not be made to go.
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Howdy Pap !
Purity, Aid and Progress"
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UNIQUE ATTRACTION.
The tenth grade of the high scheol
held a miniature county fair Friday
night. There were five side shows and
various other pleasure resorts. It was
altogether a very creditable perform
ance and highly enjoyed by all.
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The Store of Quality
Easter is near at
hand the time
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put on the new,
and look fresh and
tidy, just like the
beautiful Spring
flowers now peep
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Our stock is Fresh
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of A. L. Mendenhall, deceased,
late of the county of Guilford, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the said estate to ex
hibit and present same, duly verified, to
the undersigned. High Point, N. C, on
or before the 28th day of March, 1919, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. Ail persons inaebtea to saia
estate will please make immediate settle
ment. .
This the 25th day of March, 1918.
' S. H. MENDENHALL,
Admr. of A. L. Mendenhall, with will
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family, $100 burial fund and other fine features.
See the organizer, Mr. Morton, at O. E. Mendenhall's
office, Bank of Commerce Building.
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