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The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Maid Exonerated Of Jewel Theft.

New York. Nov. 20 Judge Mott. in
General Sessions Court today. dis
charged from custody Mrs. Louise
Armstrong. employed as a maid by
Mrs. Leyla Brandeis. of lss West Sew
enty-second street. when Mrs. Bran
des was robbed of $4,000 worth Of
jewelry on October Is. Mrs. Arm
strong had been indicted in connection
with the theft.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Pole Cats Invade Town.

Newton. n. j.. Nov. eo.-Pole cats
have taken possession Of the town.
Wet weather has driven thousands
Of them in from the woods.
Citizens facing the necessity Of
gas masks, have petitioned
the State game warden to declare an
open season on them. One thousand
already have been killed.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Dis6lley-For Medicine.

Pittsburg. Nov. s.-Manufacture Of
whisky in the United States. a dead
industry for more than two years. will
be revived December with Federal
consent. when a large distnIng COM
pany starts operation Of ts plant in
jefferson township near here. Dis
is for medical PURPOSES.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Paris Journals Hold Ont.

Paris. Nov. 20. - Newspaper pro-
prietors continue their refusal to ac-
cede to the demands of strikers en-
ployed by journals in this city, the
financial situation Of the newspapers
being such that any increase in ex-
penses is absolutely impossible. It
was decided to continue the publica-
tion of the joint sheet Presse de
Paris.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
PEACE TREATY TO
BE EFFECTIVE DEC. |

Paris. Nov. e0.-The supreme coun-
Gil Of the Peace Conference decided
late today that the Treaty Of ver-
Sailles is TO become effective Decem-
ber /. The ceremony of exchanging
the ratification documents between
France, Britain and Italy will be held
some time before that date.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Gust Agitator from Town.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 2O.-John b.
Lawson. alleged labor agitator. was
spirited out of Nashville in an auto
mobile last night by four unknown
men and placed aboard a train at
Springfield with instructions not to
return.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
Taxi Crash Kills Army Man.

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-First Lieut.. Ray
mond Collins. OF the regular army.
was killed in a collision Of a taxicab
with another automobile Lieut..
Collins was said TO have been on tie
star Of Brig. Gen. Poor at Washing
fan
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
2OPer Cent Raise
On 8-Hour Day
Ruled Inadequate
Operators Insist Offers Cover Raise in Cost
Of Living and Represent Absolute Limit
Which Owners Are Willing to Go to
Settle Strike-Productio Third Normal.

Five propositions. including pay were made
the coal by the operators yesterday They were Immediately
rejected by the miners.
second conference lasting four hours held but at O'Clock
the operators and the closer TO finding
ground of and adjournment was taken uni
this morning
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
WASHINCTON:

o I m CT Representative
Clarence B. Miller again fined
for traffic violation.
Mrs. Dorothy McCombs
asks Pope to annul her mar
riage to William F. McCombs,
from whom she was divorced.
Justice Stafford recalls jury
about to convict girl who de-
serted babe. giving her an
other chance.
Thieves reap rich harvest in
clothing, food and jewelry.
Edward Winkleman, IS,
crushed in elevator in Interior
Department building.
Lunch-room prices tumble
in District.
Miners reject FIVE counter
proposals of operators: will
confer again today.
Vets contend war period
has ended in hearing of dry
case before the Supreme court.
Warning is sent Mexico to
release William o. Jenkins at
once.
Police direct search toward
number of others suspected
in sI,ooo,ooo bond theft.
BY CABLE:
Berlin-French election re-
suits cheer nationalistic groups
in Berlin.
London-Two hundred and
twenty persons have been in
jured in political riots in
Cairo.
Rome-D'Annunzio is pre-
pairing for raid upon Spalato.
Paris-Peace treaty will be
declared in effect December
T., Peace Conference decides.
London-France and Great
Britain consider problems aris-
ing from defeat of treaty in
United States Senate.
London - Eighty persons
will be tried under the terms
of the peace treaty.
FINANCIAL:
New York-Money easier;
street records sharp advance.
Chicago = Corn market
shows unusual strength.
LiverpoolACotton market
steady; receipts are light.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-21
THE MORNING PAPER

Brings the fresh news. IT'S like a tonic IN
the morning. II stays IN the home all day.
THE HERALD prints features OF Interest 70
every member OF the family
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11
FIFTH GRADE ORGANIZES AND
WINS

The fifth grade, taught by Miss
Eayes, organized Friday a select
team to represent them in the pre-
liminarics and finals. These boys
are very enthuscd over their team
They elected Nicholas Dockcry, cap
tain; Timer Lidc, manager. These
two boys will arrange the players
on the team and select special days
on which to play. Their team finally
selected is composed Of Nicholas
Dockery and Walter Lowry, guards;
Robert Meacham and Merton Lee
Hinson, forwards; and Timer Lide,
center.
Friday afternoon the above fifth
grade team played the sixth grade.
Harry West was time keeper, play
ing thirty minutes in all. The. fifth
grade tigers defeated the sixth
grade by majority of 16 to s. The
lads are manifesting an interest in
their athletics and in the course of
time they will take the place of their
elder school associates. j
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sarah Everett
Waltz of the Flower Fairies ----
-----------------L Leila Cameron
Fairy Tip-Toes Hester Stephenson
A Lovely FloWeret Loretta Sewcll
Up in the Swing Julia Mcintosh
Torchlight Dance $500 Reba Blacker
Country Dance -------- Mary Polk
The Peasants Song Gladys Blacker
April Showers Florence Covington
Thistle-Down Fancies Rose Diggs
The Fountain Mamie Mcdonald
Polish Dance-------.--
Ghosts -------------- Mamie West
There were good many of the
townspeople out to hear it, and we
are glad to know they have so much
interest in our proceedings. We
hope that they and many more will
come to the next recital, which will
be much better (although this one
was fine), because many of the pu,
pills are beginners and viii have
learned more pieces by the next re.
cital, so be sure not to miss it.
Miss Gather is certainly a fine
teacher to teach the children tic
play as they do in so short time
We are lucky to have her with us.
/ Student to William Head: Say
Bill, you were lucky when you
s., brought back the medal from Trim
! ity.'
William Head: Yes, I was lucky
enough to see the new moon over
my shoulder the night before"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11

The eleventh grade has become
a self-governing class. They are the
first class that has ever before tried
this in R. H. S. The class appointed
a committee Of three who drew
three rules. They were adopted
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11
unanimously by the class.

The following pupils of the eleven
the grade made the honor roll. The
list is browning each month: Carl
Colcy, Willie Williams, Charles
McCollum, Allison Ormond, Pat
Edwards, George Guthrie, Merritt
Head. Caroline Covington.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11
AUDITORIUM BY MISS GATH
ER'S MUSIC CLASS

A public Recital was given in the
auditorium of the school on Thurs.
day night, December 4th, at o'clock
by the pupils of Miss Gather.
The program was as follows:
In the Blacksmith Shop $500
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-12-11
WOODROW WILSON LITERARY
SOCIETY

The Society met Friday afternoon,
December 9th, and was called to
order by the president, Willie Will
liams. The following program was
given:
Defamation --------- Mike Ellerbe
Defamation ------- Lee Ellerbe
Defamation ------- Joe Hamer
Defamation $4,000 Athos Cockman
Recitation -------- Charlie Maness
Defamation ------- Thos Lcath
The concluding number on the
program was Defamation by VIM.
Head, who spoke for us the selection
with which he won the medal at
Trinity College.
MUSICAL RECITAL GIVEN IN
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
Snrmasia

SSt1maam aitiffaiOen mieraanpa-
roiIius on bpmin itltrta. &ntaesin
muufolailelle aterian tai poiijan
flurl1, tpfo, ettG tolonipGfi p~uoluston
mieraania tiirmalliilnitta maiffapa
benfeniG foltpalln. Niinpa erGGieen
poimentolaismajann I6bellG Tripo.
iia Spriasia iaapui ferran fuljefIi-
tpa mics, iofa pppii poiiiaa. &otona
oil maan emGntG niioren ~poifnna
fansia, iillG iidnta oil %Iaiunoja poi
mentamasia "a. <itenfin oettiin mie-
ras pofii liiGlle. Meies ~fnitenfin oil
miirbaaia ia oil pufomatfalla. Whiu
tan1an tlinnin flllittiin iaaplii jolif-
TO ratflimiebid, jotfa DmpGroipGt ia.
Ion. @iebet, iotfa einGt fobteliaiilnt
Den m,iofii moineet mennG SiiGue,
paatipat, ettG pafolainen ttotaiiiin
BELLE. Silloin otti fopba maimo fob
bentoistnpuotiaon poifaniu ia ia
moi: "MinG en- moi artao mierasta-
nj, ottofaa tGn,d ainoa poifani ia
illrmatfna bdnen iiiostaan", Samo
moifl1tti min tnfaa-aiojiin, eta bc
antoipat rifofielliielle faifen on
teefii.
See ibmiiet olemme mposfin tiiol-
loiiin tltrlpottomia pobontefiioitd
jptfo Slin1ala on ottanut iupiiinia,
Oman lofinia, bsIapetin, ipnnin ia
fitolenon moatimltfiia mostom on
SON olettorltt oman Toifanld jo
%Ianonitt: "Sttnfaa ia %iilrmotfoa to-
ma ainoa Goifoni ipntilen oiemos-
to-. SON onfin il1rmattit ia tiff on
ianfaiffinen llnastiis ia auteefiian-
tomais tapnbtitmtt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
Y%crloonallinem aiia

0utber ianoo: "&riStinaston ela-
ma iiidltpp perioonapronominelbln
On toinen ala ianoa: "&rist1ts on
8opobtojo". @allm toinen oiia on
lnnoa: S1n on minun 8apabtaja-
nj. Yerfele moi ianoo eniimuilen.
Iinoostoon totinen fristittp moi ia
noa toiien".
llsfotfo ia tunnrstatfo iind per
feleioen fansla, ettG &ristas on $50
pabtaja, uoi usfotfo ia titnnustatfo
SSSltmalan losten tansia, etta Seelis
4ristus on iinltn @apubtaiaii2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
Sceins fnnfn,t faifille

Mulloon ipclSiil1inen nainen oil
iitG mieltG, ettG Seeius oil nelsii.
lGinen. Sem bdneltG fpipttii1l, milf
ban min oiatteIee, ianoi bGn, ettG
Seeius alma pl,biul bGnelle 8elsiin
fielelIG.
8ormaon MONT iitomaloinen,
ruotialainen, ipenGlGinen, englnnti-
lainer, i~ofialatnen, ransfalainen =
fufin luulee Seeiufien oleipan bel
oGn fanioanIo. &il1tntele mootl, ps-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
@astaiDntpnciben lasten ~refisteroi'
minen

Monetfaan marubemmot eiapdt tla
lc aiatelleefii miten tarfeaa on, eta
be tefeipGt lastenIa ipntpmiiesta IL
moitlifle EN- aiianomaiielle miranontal
Ielle beti ipntpmiien jGlfeen. gleinen
termepstoimisto luettelee lenraapat
ippt minfG tGboen ienmoinen ilmloi-
tls OH tebt1pG.
l.. sc on benfilofobtatnen marina
tooistus.
9. sc tooistaa taniolliiuuben.
3. sc tobistoa lailliien ipntppe-
rGn.
A. sc nGpttGG milloin lapiella on
oifelrs pGGStG foullain.
5. Se nGpttGG milloin lapii on
oifelrtettll etiimGGn tpotG lapiitpo-
lain mifaiiesti.
6. Sc toteoa perintooifeuoen o.
mniiuitteen.
Z. &c tltottna Observation-Disclosures
iefG mposfin mopautlifien .iiitG.
s. Sc ontao GGnioifelibetl.
8. sc tefee p1tetpGfii nmistamoon
ostnmoan ia mppntGGn fiintcGG o.
nlaii1uttta.
10. sc oIoittoo MILLION on oifeit-
tettl1 %pGGiemGGn julfiieen pirfotoi-
rteen.
fl. SeN itGDttGG ~naimaiiGn.
IL. Sc tetee te~ripepsolojo fosfe-
mot tiGostot mabbollilifii.
Giibbasrot1isten beiposten ia for
jan faapattaiat eiipGt loiminlpo e.
lGinteniG refiSterointiStG. sc IiiGG
niioen oriuou ia fen tGbben pibetGGn
fitd bppin tGrfeGnG. Mlttta monet
bnolimattomat monbemmat laimin-
TIDofpGt postaipntpneitten Iastenio
refisteroimiie maiffo ie on min
t1rfeG merfitbfieltGGn beio6n Iasten
ia elGmGlIc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
@alitie NIT

Spettaia oil fertomlt IuofalIeen
fertomuflen riffaasta miebestd ia
2o5ar1fiesta ia fpigi @iittne: r&um-
ponn re npt mielillrmmin oliiitte:
rtffaana miebeitdfo mai 2aaarlfie-
na?" @rGs poifa apastaii: "@tin1
oliiin mieIurmmin rifos mics C.
lGesiGni ia 2a5arilS fuollesiani".
&uinfn moni boliiaiiifin teboG 10
moin? Iiitta muista fe on. NAB.
0otonta!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-13
ERI ALOILTA

taauGni, fiin Seeus- pabiu iimllle
Sllomen fielell1. ga pirbu iin6fin
baneIle, iiI1 "fpIId ic fnlrlee Suo-
men ~fieIen, jofn pmmGrtdd faiffien
mielen".
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