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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-15
TESTAM Emf.

7 SAID; 81 will take my life
i and throw II away:
| who was fire and song
VIII turn to clay.
t.I WILL lie no more In the night
With shaken breath
| will toss my heart In the AIR
To be caught by death
DUT out OF the night | heard.
II Like the island SOUND OF the sea,
The hushed and terrible sob
of humanity
THEN / said: "Oh. who am
To scorn God to his face?
4 will bow my head and stay
And suffer with my race.
--Sar
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-15
Gems Tn Verse
PATHS OF THE INFINITE.

HAVE we not marked earth's limits. fol-
- lowed its long ways round.
Charted our island world and seen now
the measureless deep
Sunders it, holds ii remote, that stiIi m
our hearts We keep
faith In a path that links our shores
with a snore unbound:
NO quest the venturer waits. no worlo
~ have we to expore,
But still the voices that called Us far over
the lands and seas
Whisper of stranger countries and lonelier
deeps than these.
In the wind on the hill ana the reeds or
the lake and the wave on the shore
NEVER beyond our earth shall the ven
~ turer find a guidef
From the golden light OF the stars. put
not from the stars = cleW
May fan to the earth. and the rose OF eve
and the MONDAY blue
Veil with celestial beauty the tathonless
deeps they hide.
Sidney Royce Lysaght.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
trial DOCKET
Takes the Present Term of the
Criminal Court of County
Up to Apri! !.

The docket of the criminal court
shows that the present term will
continue until the first or April AT
least as cases are set up to and in
cluding March 81.
When the court reconvenes tomor-
row morning, the case against Thorn
as Garner. Tom Waldo and Arthur
Vannort will be called. Another
case set for tomorrow morning is
against Dallie Brown.
The remaining OF the docket fol-
lows:
TUESDAY, March State We.
Claude Bussey. misdemeanor; state
VS.. E. Deyore Wigner, misdemeanor;
and State Us. Thomas Waldo, misde-
meanor. s
wednesday,. March 24-state vs..
Carl Minor, felony; state VS.. Frank
Lover. misdemeanor;; and state vs.
John Reynolds. misdemeanor.
Thursday. March s25 State vs.,
Harry Bastow. felony.
Monday March State vs..
Frank Shook. misdemeanor; state vs..
Robert Daddell and Jennie Stottle-
mire. misdemeanor; and Della Il o.
hey VS.. Ben D. Orr.
Tuesday. March 30-State vs. An
dy Antonio. appeal; and state VS..
John DEUCE. felony.
Wednesday, March 31-State VS..
Baltimore and Ohia Railroad Com
pauy. misdemeanor;; and state VS..
Dewey Daugherty. ct al, felony.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
FARM CLUB IS
FORMED. now
FOR SAR[)|S
District with a Full Set of Off
GERS Chosen at Wallace
Meeting.

WALLACE. March . -. Sardis dis
trict citizens who are interested in the
agricultural improvement of their dis
trfct met at the Wallace school house
this week and organized the Sardis
District Agricultural Club
Omar w. SWiger was elected presi-
dent; 5. j. tigott, vice president; S..
j. Clifford, secretary-treasurer; and
I. w. Robey, assistant secretary
treasurer.
The following persons were en-
rolled as charter members: OmartW.
SWiger, S. y. Pigott. s. T. Clifford, T..
W.. obey, G. w. Fair, 4. a. Brady.
f. ID. Orr. Mosley Hall, NJ. Ayers, IS.
c. Morsis and Mrs o. W. swiger.
Omar w. Swiger and B. D. Orr,
who attended the county meeting at
Clarksburg, told some Of the benefits
that the entire county would receive
from the county agent who will be
employed in the near future.
The next meeting will be held at
Wallace, April i }. from s to g o'clock,
p. M. The county superintendent OF
schools. a. p. Morrison, and OF Their out
side persons will probably be present.
A program committee has been ap-
pointed and program will be pre-
pared Immediately. At this meeting
plans of the work for the coming year.
will be discussed, and other import
ant business transacted. Not only
farmers but business men and women.
of nearly every profession should at
tend the next meeting. The ben efits
of this organizat ionsare5 too many and
great for any one class. They are for
all All who are in any way Inter
ested In the improvement Of the dis
triet should be present at the next
meeting.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
FIE2E-VVATER SELLERS
NABBED By OFFICERS
While Selling the Stuff at
Bridegroom at the Rate of
So a Quart.

BRIDGEPORT. Mar 20-Ssyill liam
Hudson. OF Clarksburg.a a form
fdent Of this place and James McGraw
were calling on his many friends
here today and incidentally dispen-
sing aire-Water'' at. the rate of So
per quart. But unfortunately for
Willie through the vigilance of May
or W. G. Pell he has bean appre-
hended and one quart OF the precious
liquid secured as evidence. In the
midst OF the excitement, Town Mar
shall Anderson Grow, alias John
Combs. appeared on the scene ana
the couple were taken into custody
and temporarily detained at thestowP
Jail. Later they were removed to
Clarksburg and placed in the county
Jail to await trial.
The customer from whom the
liquor was taken is 1amenting over
his loss as both booze, and money
are gone and not a shadow of show
remains for Baschanalian revei
for this week S end.
Hudson and McGraw will be ar
raigned before Justice jackson "
Carter at 1880 O'Clock Wednesday
evening for hearing
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
new STORE
On the Cooperative Plan is to
Be Started by Local Tin
Plate Workers.

"A large cooperative department
store owned and operated by em-
ployees. Of the Phillips Sheet and Tin
Place Company is in prospect "a
meeting OF the workers we'll attend
led, was held in the court house Sat
4urday afternoonfo for the purpose Of
5perfecting plans of organization and
it twas decided tosapplysat once to the
secretary of state for a charter.
The concern is to have an author
lied capital stock. Of which only.
ss7.5 0 is to be sold. Of5this amount
about half has already been sub
scribed and II is hoped to have all
ssubscri bed with two or three weeks
after which the store will be started
in operation. The shares are $25:
each and no stockh der will be per
mitted to have more than four
shares.
The store will be located near the
tin plate mills and the stock will be
large and varied he intention being
to make it a complete general mer-
Echandise store in every particular
BY the cooperative methods the tin
plate workers plan to buy their
goods cheaper IA
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Rus SLAMS Adopt a
Turkish Gil Baby

ccorresppndAnce Of Associated areaesl
PETRoGRAD. Mar. 90 Dur rag
nrent has adopted a two year old TUT:
lxish girl baby = writes a Cossack
who is serving with the Russian adz
vance into the Turkish Caucasus: He
explains:
During our for-wardam ASH
weeksone OF our m en- found in q farm
house this baby, VIII ch ha been aban5
doned By her fleeing parents Tho
starving little creature was cleaned.
clothed and fed, and then taken to tho
star quarters In the Greek church
OF the village or Barius the tounsi
ling was christened according to- the
rites of the Orthodo x church, the con-
sinander Of the regiment acting az god ~
father. and Princess g eIoyanna Red
Gross nurse and wife % a. nlenabsrS
OF the nma. as godmoth her me
child was named AIexandra. ponskala
after the name OF thu gtnent The
soficers and mem OF the regiment SUBJ
sscrfbet mouth amounts suMcient
pay Tor reariI and educ
gImelt ia daIE ht ei:s:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
new PARTS o.
GAME LAWS IN
A SYNOPSIS.
And They Are to Go into Effect
on May 27 as Provided
by State Law.

a synopsis OF amendments to the
game and fish laws, which will take
effect May % is as follows:
License reQuirements-To hunt in
county of residence, a license is re-
CURED. but must be issued free of
charge.
TO hunt in any other or all Of the
OF residence. license Zee. g.
For nonresident license to hunt,
SIG.
Unnaturalized foreigners are pro-
hibited from hunting or carrying a
gun for this purpose.
No license can be issued to minor
under the age OF LIS years without
the consent in writing of the parents
or guardian OF such minor.
Open seasons. game-Deer, with
horns over four inches long, October
Is to December i. Squirrel. gray.
black, red and fox. September Is to
December I. Rabbit. October i 5 to
January j. Red fox, raccoon. mink
and skunk, Novem Der i to January i !.
Elk, no open season until May 81.
1928. Tt is a felony to kill any elk
or chase deer with dogs
The rabbit, red fox, raccoon, mink
and skunk may be killed by the prop
ierty owner, his bona fire tenant or
agent. on his own premises at any.
time in any way.
Birds---Quail virginia partride)
November ] to December l..
Pheasant. (ruffed grouse). wild tur-
key, October Is to December 1. Wild
duck, goose or brant. October 70
Jan s. Woodcock; October 1 to De-
lcembert1. Plover, ortalon or sand
piper, September to December ! s..
Rail. September to December j..
Snipe. October Is to December 1G.
No open season on wood duck.
Fish-Trout. or handbook salmon.
April to August /. All other;
species of fish, July 1 to April Is.
1t is unlawful to catch fish in any
way except with hook and line, in
Guiding trot lines with hooks not less
than two feet apart.
1t is unlawful to have in posses
sion, set or maintain anywhere in
this state, or any waters subject tol
trap or device whereby fish may be
taken. or caught.
Bag limits-1o quail. 6 ruffed
grouse, 2tawild turkeys. 4 Q squirrels,
IS bass. IS trout In day; 90 quail,
25 grouse. wild turkeys, 100 squir-
rels in any one season.
Trapping-1t is unlawful at any
time to set any snare or trap on the
enclosed or improved lands OF an
other. without the express permission
of the owner or tenant Of such land.
It's unlawful at any time to set or,
maintain any steel or spring bear
trap on the lands of another.
Bounties-On each wildcat, bob
cat or catamount,s $ 5; each hawk. .ex-
cept the sparrow or mouse hawk.
rs cents; each great horned owl. Is
cents; each crow. ten cents.
No funds will be available or no
8bounties paid for killing any OF the
foregoing predatory animals or birds
before the first of Jnauary. 1916.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
De |: !. | [||)S'
In the Office Of the County
clerk Here to Be Re
corded by Him.

Harley D. Gaines to E. A. Wilson. i
lot. Salem.
Joshua s. Dennison to William q.
Sutton, Il; lot, Salem
Jesse + Randolph to Aaron Gain.
" lot, Salem
Francis nj. Robinson TO Samuel w.
fUmphrey lots. Lumberport.
Alben F. Stockpole to IF. f. Cook,
i lot, Lumberport
Martin Brothers Company to- Alben
+. and Columbia Stackpole, i lot, .Lum-
berport. s5sis ,.s
Homer NJ Heavner to 10. Ray RoS-
ers. 3 lots, Lumberport
Nellie B:fPalmer to John T. Grimm.
4 lot. Colonial Heights
Luther II. Randall to- Charles T.
Randall. &C. acres. Clay district. n
Claude S. Randall to Charles T.
Randall, 81 acres, Clay district. "a
Ifenry +. Shinn estate to Isabelle
S. Robinson. 8 acres: to Elizabeth
sShinn. 4 acres; to Catherine Shinn,
4 acres; TO Hugh aI. Shinn, acres;
to Virginia Lowe. III cres :and to
Robert c. shinn. 10 acres, Clay dis
trict. sss. .sZ "a
2. Wade Barnett to y w Smith,
gJr..3 lots. Broadllus addition. city. n
Stier, 1acres. Eagle district.
A. j. Wiliams to Cornelia sGawthrop.
DO. acres, near Bridgeport. szs
Festus I. Day TO Martin L. Gibson.
L lot, Grasselli
Nancy Il. Smith to w. II. Stutler.
L lot, Salem, as 4 Il q
James Q. Fittles to Joseph and Ar-
gustine Costin, 4 lot. Salem.
S.. BToadwater to James q Fittro.
z lot, near Salem.
S. "A. Cavalier. to Artie Dye. 1 sslot.
Rinehart.
Mary As Elliott to Emmett T. row
Ter, lot. Coal district.
Adamston Coal and Coke Company
to- town OF Adamston,. lot, west
Clarksburg. si.
Jesse F. Strother TO David IN. and
Ray tL. Stroller lots, Thorn add
ton, city. 50 go \. &
Harrisburg Board OF Trade Land
Comp ito Clarence B.t SpeEry, plots,
Norwood. s:
Clarence %: sperry to Lloyd c.s and INC
2 orwpod ss
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
S|ILX'. :.:.DI|:|E|:GORATIQNS
Conferred upon Young German
and He is Commended by
the Kaiser.

Observation-Disclosures az Associate Press.J:
FR.ANlF,ORT. Mar. 90 IF wi sold
iers in the war to date have achieved
more honors than young Karl OFT OF
Schwanheim on the main. former
volunteer now advanced to the high
est non: commits stoned rank, who has
received no less than six decorations.
OFT has received the iron cross,
first class, iron cross, second class.
the Prnssian service order, the PTuss
sian golden medal for bravery, the
.Baxarian service ord r. first class and
the Baxarian bravery medal, first
class.
3 . The young man. who has been SCI
.verelys wounded, was visited in the
5hospit a1 ecently by the kaiser, Who
personals .ommende him for his
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Accused Of Running a
Speaiedsv IN Room
Bernard Smith is Jailed and
Whiskey in His Trunk is
Seized.

accused of running speakeasy,'
IN his upstairs room of an apartments
building on West Main street near
Third. Bernard Smith, young man
is a prisoner in the county Jail await
ing a hearing before Mag istrate VIII
liam E. Starcher
Just when Bernard's hearing will
be held has not yet; been Determines.
When taken into custody Saturday
night by y !. II. Tenney, special pro-
hibtion officer Bernard di d not seem
wanted it. Iagtstrate starcher SAIL
he Was either runkso or giving very
good imitation Of being SO. -
The prohibition officer has tt d
ured out that Bernard had be en-
bringing trunks full OF whiskey int
pint bottles into the city from points
out of the state and selling them IN
his room toHyarious callers. He ar
rived at this conclusion after observ-
ing Rernard's room for sawhilezannS
trafled Bernard and several of HIS
callers. The officer arrested one OF
the tier and found three or four
|pints of whislkey. in u his pockets Tha@
fellow said he had bought the whfsS
key fro mBernard sWhereuponst hago or
f1cer snooped around. arrested Ber
nard3 and took hfn1Sto jail Bernardo
had several bottle sof the whisksyg
lin his pockets VIII en- taken into Gus
tody, according to Mr.. Tenney On
searching Bernard's room. The: OF
Iffcer said he found a trunk tanning
la nun bel. of pint ottlesI full OF whit
key which We're seized as evidence
in the case. e ~
Mr. Tenney mas charged his pris
oner with selling the whiskey, hav
ling it on his person ina street and
Most law. Bernard Is acalle was re-
leased upon a personal recognlzance
Ito appear at the hearing as VIII
ness,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
BUILDINGS
New Structure for Salem Cot
Iege is Soon to Be
Started.

PITTSBURG. March 2O.-The Con-
struction Record today announced the
proposed construction of new build
1ngs in West Virginia as follows:
Inorganic n-Architect John Fl.
Harmon. of Uniontown, Pa, has start
ed plans for. two-story brick and
stone or terro Gotta f1reproof building
inn street ns+
$1,000. The building will contain an
auditorium. banquet hall. lodge room,
kitchen. and pool and billiard room.
Grafton The Board OF Education
will be ready for estimates about
March q, on constructing a two-story
brick high school building from plans
drawn by Architect Frank L. Pack
ard, OF Columbus, O. The building
will contain class rooms. auditorium,
chemical and physical laboratories;
Offices. study hall, locker rooms, man
.ua1 training and domestic science
rooms, and will cost 10000.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Do Y Oh ant /.
to Own a
Home?

If so, here is a splendid.
purchase close in that will
suit you.
On Hornor avenue, near.
the new school building, we
have a seven room house
with basement, attic, front
and back po1ches and in a
splendid residence section.
The interior. is nicely finish
ed in oak and has cabinet
and brick Inantels. The
house is well built and is
cheap at the price. The lot
is 31S80 feet with alley in
rear.
Go and look at the proper
ay, No. 40 Horror avenue.
PRICE S., $50
On terms.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
one MARRIAGE LICENSE.

marriage license has been issued
at the Office of j. y. Crews. county
clerk. to Okey K. Radabaugh and
Relby E. Martin.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
coLoRED WOMAN DEAD.

Sarah Williams. colored. sister of
Edward Clark, colored. of this city,.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Gordon sand and has show for
fifteen barrel pumper. *.
Drilling and Starting Tests.

In. the salt sand development al:
Spencer, Roane county, a number OF.
testwells are due in the sand. Parker
Bros well on the Nv. 3. Polling lot
G.sL Cabot on the B. C. Smith lot and
Golf e Heck on the w. w Argebright
lot, are all due in the salt sand The
lHardman Oh Company is drilling at
] 800 feet on the F. i. Linger lot. The
Carter Oil Company is building the rig
for test on the G.. ". Post farm.
On Reedy creek. Curtis district, G.;
L. Cabot has started to drill "a test on
the Margaret ]. Crislip farm. On.
Spencer creek, Smithfield district, the;
Roahe Developm tent Company has the.
material on the ground for a test on
the J. E. Post farm. On YittIe creek,
ISpencer district, the same company
is starting atest on the S. Goff
farm. On Reedy creek, Curtis dis
Istrict .Roane county. the Fisher Oil
Company IS drilling its second tsst
on the L. A. Board farm to the lower,
sands. On White Oak creek. Wash
Hope Natural Gas Company has made
! the location for a test on the M 81.
Hicks form. ,ss u. .s.4s
Wetzel and Huntington.
On Turkey run, Grant district, Wet
I
drilling a. test on the Cora f.. Cochran,
farm On the same stream and, in the.
same district, Hart Brothers are due
lin the Big Injun sand at a test on
the Rebecca Wright farm. On State
Road run, the Hope Natural Gas Com.
pany is due in the same formation
at a test on the j. a. Cork ia rm.
On States Fork, tadanning ton dis
trict, Marion coun ty, french and Allen
have started a testaon the Anna Ken
dali farm On Big rim. in the same
district, the Fisher Oil Company: is
building the rigs for|;cSos:5 and . on
1.-THE J hn Glover farm and has made
the location for 80. 6: On the same
stream and in the same district, Cocll-
ran and in the same district, Coch-
at No. 3 on the Rebecca Glover farm.
I'm Glenville district, Gilmer. coun-
lty,sthes Hope Natural Gas Eompanysisi
rigging UP at a test on tn s A: Heater.
farm In the same district, the same;
company is drilling a test on the Ezra
lHeater farm.
SoutheastcrnsO Ohio.
On the Ohio side in the Reas Rnn,
district in independence township:
Washington county, the Reno oil
Company has drill led its.sINo. 5 on the
I'D. Riggs farm throug til SquaWi
| sand and hasa ter In the Chest;
Ter Hill district. Fairfield township,
washington county. Stephens & Com
tspany drilled 90. 3 on the ANDREW:
| corrothers farm through the Big In
jun sand and have a. dutser sssS
Near stockport Penn township,
Near Stockport.f Penn township,
Company have drille no g on the
REACHED Il. Harkins farm through the.
i4Peeker sand and have a five barrel
pumper. In the deep sand territory.
In Green township, Hooking county,
ICowell, Cochran g Funk are build.
ling the rig for second test on the
I Samuel E. and J Ohm BumEarH5
farm. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
Oil and Gas Development
Sevso
. Weeks

The weekend brought no comfort
to the eastern operator and producer
Yesterday morning the Seep purchas-
ing agency of the South Penn Oil
Company posted !. another cut in the
price itSWonld pay for cred it balances
OF eastern crude. The one posted
yesterday was the second Of the week
and brought crude Of the Pennsylvania
grade down to sl.40. The new quota
ton is the lowest since January s.,
1912 for crude Of the Pennsylvania
grade. Corning and Cabell grades.
were reduced five cents, making the
Mercer black and New
Castle were reduced two cents and
Somerset the same amount. OF all
of, the eastern grades, Ragland alone
was not disturbed and remains at So
cents. .s5;
The weakness of the market will
have a depressing effect Operators
have little territory in the eastern
fields that can be dev elopedi when the
market is low. 1t has now declined
to point where even the operators
In the shallow sand district Will hes.
;itate at5starting any great amount Of
new work. .
Field Developments.
The week or development work in
the eastern fields was rounded out
without the completion of any wells
better than light producers. In Clay.
district. Ritchie county, West Virginia,
the Cairo Oil Company has drilled a
test on the M. Mccullough farm
through the Maxon sand and has "a
show for twent y7barrel producer.
The locati is 500 feet west OF the
Hope Natural Gas Company Is no. 2 on
the Isaiah Griffin farm
On Long run, Central district, d odd-
ridge county, the Carnegie Natural
the J. Mccullough farm through the
Big lnjun sand and has a fair gasser.
On Ragan's run, AfcClelland district,
~ W. Agnew and others have drilled
a second test on the j. aR. Roberts
farm through the Big 1njun sand and
found 1T barren. 1t is.now drilling to
the lower sands.
In the old Smithfield district. Wet
gel county. the Philadelphia Company
has drill led No. III ON the Robinson
Hoge farm t through the Gordon sand
and has a show for a Ave barrel pump
er This location is In defined terri
tory. The rig Tor no. no on the same
farm has been completed. In the
same district s.. Snyder and Com
pany are drilling 80. Is on the Smith
Edgell farm VS. i5 F ssSs
Light. Pumpers In. Lincoln.
On Straight Fork, Duval district,
Lincoln county, the Big Greek Devel-
opment Company has drilled No. g on
the Ellen A. Workman farm through
the Berea grit and has an amber oil
producer good for Gig hit barrels a5day.
In the Weir sand developm entg on Blue
creek, Ell district, Kanawha county,
the South Penn Oil Company has
completed and shot it's vile deaf on the
c. Myers farm and will not have
better than a FIVE barrel we'll 1T has
not as yet been put to pumpin g.
In the Keer.r sand development on
Rock run, Burning Springs district.
Writ county. the Walnut Greek Oil
ICompany's no. 10 on the! Harvey q.
Isayer farm is oducing. fifteen barrels
a day. No. 3 on the same farm, shot
IA few days ago. is still holding up at
id35 barrels a day On Fishing creek,
Grant district aNetzels count Do
man lidated OIL and Gas: Com
a;pany hsssgiY It'll second test ON the
E1nsmingerzsf nm shot I'M the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
sNIASY,iIijs. GRADUAT1E,ss.

hundred and eleven students viii he:
graduated this yea rom the PARK
5ersbnrg high school \, the q rgests high
school gTadua ting class iii West FIR.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
], J D. 81 8 FIRE j LOSSES.

State Fire Marshal John s. Ho-
Tan's rsportzf oE anaary s. shows mat
stotaled s55,4 9s. Of which amount
lClarksburg.s share was So, 600, Sor
5000 Mt Henry Warderss store
where. fire was caused by overheated
iron and 81 a 90 at Larry Cam store
and ling. the orr Gin OF which
fire is unknown s Il
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-21
srassENG GER, IS \ y d. ]. !.

81 traction OH Ger and q passenger
by him arrested Lawrence
Edwards. young man of New Fair
Grounds Saturday nj ght for being
and disordHrIys on IA Broad Oaks
street car and placed him in the
count iail tot aM:ai il = Elm before.
lliceM
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-12-03
WITH THE CHURCHES
Episcopal Church
Henry Clark Smith, Rector

Roanoke Rapids.
Services every Sunday as fol
lows:
Sunday School and Bible Glass,
10 A. NJ. W. S. Whitaker, Supt.
Morning Prayer and Sermon,
HOO A. M. Evening Prayer and
address, 7::30 P. M.
Holy Communion takes place
of Morning Prayer on every first
Sunday.
Choir practice Friday 800 Pm.
In the absence of the Rector
every fourth Sunday morning.
Morning Prayer will be read by
a Lay Reader.
Girls Friendly Society every
Monday at 1880 P. NJ.
Rosemary:
Sunday School Rector's Bible
Glass cv"'" Sunday at $3.50 A. M.
T. W Mtiicl. ,!lpt.
rayer meeting every Wednes-
day, 7&op.
Girls Friendly Society every
Thursday at l;30 P, NJ.
You are cordially invited to
every service of the Church.