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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29

q p!t.fuI state, d.sordered, chilly, a
remnant q a cnce prosperous ard
comfortable home. The strange
story OF the aged women, perhaps
concealng shattered romance Of
long ago. is unknown TO any person
save the surviving sister. now too
weak 10 speak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
pings on a window after her s.ser

pings on window after her s.9er
had died
To the children OF the neigh Dor
hood they hal long been known as
witches because their habit OF
calling to the outside world by this
same tapping and then vanishing n
10 the dark recesses OF the house.
When the door was broken IN by
the police the house was gfvud a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-29
ELkhart NeWs

Elthart Dec. 1S The only
county official 20 be succeeded by
recently elected officials next Mon
day are Fred a Reed TO be sue
ceeded as treasurer by Roy NJ. stark
and Charles ". Foulks, clerk who
VIII be succeeded by Miss Bessie
Diener The following retain their
offices: David j.. Miller, recorder: c.
A Croop. auditor. Charles l. Kin
ney. surveyor. James S. Drake.
Judge OF the Circuit court. W. r
lille. judge OF the superior court;
Or Eugene HOiderman coroner.
WILLIAM II. Rood. county assessor.
and c. r. Sawyer. prosecutor
Fred Rozeu. Is-year-oId Cleve-
land boy who yesterday pleaded
guilty 20 stealing an overcoat from
Malcolm DeShone OF this city last
Saturday night a. the Elk's temple
where they were attending a dance.
was fined ST dollars On The CITY
court this morning and sentenced
20 the penal farm for 20 days by
city Judge Walker.
Several weeks ago RozeII came 20
Elkhart as a member Of New York
Central gang OF llnemeR and lived
-n one Of the company's car houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
EDY OF SURRENDER OF GENERAL LEE AT APPOMA to-
GOTHAM HOME OF PRESIDENT MONROE
IS ON BRINK OF THE SCRAP HEAP

m rrcsid James To-
from
90 ,idu sion has
h""n slowly
a - ar-p
inaGi
i' . sac,
oil the
" set, tbs t.-n;.
to cScrv least
american Of
~ the hui WI vh,
y ma
Of the list tho
r!N Is now falling int" decay business
81 .
ed James Monroe
trinc
of the from
{. in
- ~
E" Vir
IS.
tho nldh
Of
n"
In who
New
and body a numh,r
days
known
No r'H"n 7"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
VA. FOLKLORE SOCIETY
WAS FOUNDED IN 1878
Collects and Preserves Words
and Music of English and
Scotch Ballads.
FIRST ro uNpEur,kn wou,>
old Dominion IIns Found aud RES
rurd More or These Old World
Treasures Than I'm. other single
>tntc. Due To Interest OF rrnrhcrs.
u. Dr. 4. Aiph"n>n smith,

TIL" Virginia Fnlk-l.orc Soci"iv
MAS founded Aprii IL. l"l3 It's pun
pose has h""n Ia collect aud thus
/" pr"s.rN" Ia" words aud must. nf
IN" English and Scottish ballads that
lrift"d across with our iirsr settler.
md that HAY" been transmitted from
century l" century hy oral tradition
"" w"r" tn" first to rIndDrtaE.. thiS
Er""1 work in Virginia alid tho nr.t
:" undertake" II auNN,hcr" through
~" teachers In TIA" public schoo -
That virginia has found AMI r,s-
'n"d mar" 90 th">" "ld-world tr.aS-
urcs 'han amy "thcr SINGLE stat. h.
In" NOR" To- Tho iu,"r"Sr aud per-
severance and i'h"ilir-uC. al tn"
'rach"rs than 1" amy or all ",hyr
CAUSES OF ia" 30, ballads ro,o.-
niz"d. as historical ana genuine. IN
Virginia FOX -i."r" society has unly
I" ITS credit IA. r"Scu" OF for1v-
six. ami "f 'h"S" "" hav., about -,
versions "r variants. T" ,lirty min"
Of tn" f"r;N-StN No have on. or more
melodies Tho four COR winch We
non" +" r"c"iv" melodies b"f"r. nur
next meeting ar" "Th. Inii.ns
Daughter OF IslIurrou." Robin
Hood and Lie" john" 'E.ssy 1901!
and MARY cray ana "Th" lI"ir o-
Limo"
Lei IN" urr" that every member OF
tn" Virginia Frlk-I.ur" society pro-
cure at ono" ia" one volume rdi,Inn
"f n" "iu-lish ana Souttisr ru,uI,r
'.allads. "ii''d rs rrrfrs>or k.i-
,r"dGr ,u"urhinn Mirlu Cuuyany.
h"St"u,. Wlrhuut this vptum. q, h.
imp"Ss Ih.c 20 ,"llcc, ballads in,rlli.
gently Another book Of uIrruS,
"Huai imp"rt,u," is English Folk
Songs fr"m TIA" southern Nprn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

pcrs"d and gloom has settled over
III" Lately swelling scene.
Eut out " and through tina, gloom
ar" shining stars forever fixed in
the hrnamcn, Jackson. Stuar.
nor can tmo or tide ever ahat"
'l'eir lusicr.
In that nrmamcn, ais" shines =
constellation aEl"w with heroic
m"m"ri"s aud unfalt"rinr frioud-
ships that ln"kc,h forth as the
morning. fair as the moon. clear as
tho sun. and terrible as tho army
with banners. constellation thar.
when tho annals Of ia. war shall II.
rightly written. shall he named "Thc
BLACK Horse Troop 81 tn" Army Of
Northern Nirginia" amd become again
tn" n"dvru"rd ON high "f our two
mos iliuS'rjnus commanders.
Fathers. mothers. sons and d.ucn-
'"rs NJ tn" HIack Horse. salute you:
Nos m"rituri salutamus' sons and
daughters. hail Fathers and
mothers. farewell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

y" member Of TN" family Of our
first Preston, has hc"n mnr" sum
narilN dismissed hy historians ami
hl"traphers than his Younger sister.
h"ttN l'ut with IN" announcement
'hht Is kenmore h"r former honc.
~ Fr"h"ri"t shura. Va, is to u" pur-
'h"N"d ht IA" Daughters 81 ~"
american Ecv"iutInn "r tia, star. as
one NOR" Shriu" Of Washington pr"-
''rV"d TO tho nation, her story
should receive TIA" attention II de-
service.
Elizabeth, ar "r"tty.. was born in
IUm". 1893. anh "n st. Valentine,
DAY. 1851. b"cnmr thu second viz.
"' Colonel Fielding Lewis. II dirnt-
led. hands"u. and woHljhy patriot.
To" ola I" nrht, he surcrin,"nl.d
" factors Tor shot aud shell and i'm
r"N"rish"" himself hy Loans to TN.
Colonial government lic huiit ih.
lovely cd mansion "r k"nnt"rc" So
that his VIE could D.. near her
mother. and it was here ina, h,-
d"r"d brother. during III" lryiu.
mus" 30 ~" it"yulutioi CAM. TO
ma rest ANA renewed strength I'm
ia" loving minis,ratiuus 81 '.SIsi.r
H"in"' II FOR n" oih"r reason ,hnri
'his, Kenmore AMI it's mistress
inF" claim on all American hearts.
Fun "f Fun aud ,I,ncit,.
run OF ;fin and NiNaciit sh" was
.,s" according l" G"orgr Washing
ION f'rkc 'ur'iS. "a must majestic
Woman and was SO strtkiurk INK.
TIA" 'hi'f h"r brother. that h y,..
q matter 90 frolir to rbrny, "a ,.lo,i.
Ground her. aud then ria.. "a Inili-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
GRAPHIC RECITAL BY
ONE WHO WAS THERE,
Drum Tattoo of General Grants Army Sounded Like
Requiem and Dirgc of Confedcracv and Hopes
of Nalicnt Defenders of Cause

tNn address +" the BLACK Horse
CHwu Sons of Confederate Veterans
~ fauuui"r White sulphur springs
August H. lr22p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
his platoon. hut they. too. had joined
III" !cnohlc army of dosertcr..
Proceed ia <pubmnttox

his platoon. hut they. too. had Joined
Tho l.nobIc army oy do..,
''" U" Npr"""''"h.
IN" next day ! was "vcrjoycd to
no Joined near Cartcrsvillc Nv a lion
tenant and two mon or the Eiu,b
cavalry. on their way to tho army
and wo proceeded Together ARRIVING
near Nppomat;nk ahou, : n.c,ock
that night wsut 10 bouse ncar
the road and asked r,r foo,, for our
selves ard b,.s,s ,,.,t
Young lady with Titan h.ir n,.,
mo and said she was very sorr, sbe
could mo-, holm ne thoy had boo,
feeding soldiers an dav mill ,boir
vunnIi,r u, xt,,,v,, -, -
.ral 10. had surr,nd.reI and .bo
iitn., know VIVA, was :, hor,r,. ~
Them all
\, tba, rI.roL ~, 3, ho, ,,,,i-,
lion and r.uIi.d vim SOM. ,snori,y.
Madam | n,v, hoor ,,oo,,, ,i,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
COZY CORNER CLUB HEAD
DISAPPOINTED IN FIGHT
President Taylor Says Dcmp-
scy and Carpenter Couldn't
Lick Stamps.
DICK no>r,nE WANTS no JOIN
"ki id" Member ~ NoyIc Ccu<or.hIp
i'""rd Files publication nnh In
Ntrs Members or Organization To-
Watch Him Ccnsor
IT,, Harry Tucker

went L" So" that Their" piinpSy
ana tarp"ni'r 0eht at the Ri u IN.
other DAY" chairman TayInr an
n"unc"d. a. Ia" called the ,,ozy Corner
club I" order Them fellows couldn't
lex p"Star' stamps compared t" IA"
old plugs III DAYS ornnc piunsy
couldn't look u"hudy in the face aud
took advautac. al the little carmen
ter by grabbing him around the neck
and Slarpinr him under the chin"
Then fellows don't fight fair these
days" Fred Putnam said They hair
tn" tim. hit q fellow and duck ha,,<
ma run around tn. ring like It sprint
- "n tn" tan seen a r"urI" -:
times wh"r" Carpenter could Of
slammed good body blow at nimpsv.
but he Looked lik. hc didn't wan,"r
stop tho hght az that particular
point"
Had Him ..nuTnIocd."
''.l"frt, kuon %" had the it'll.
Frcnchman ruMaIocd from tn" start. ."
opined Buster Brown. and won, SLOW
for a coupir "f innings"
''fou amt talking ah"u, tho same
fight ! was" tn" rr"sid"n, corrected
~ am not referring To tho Icnrios
hSht. hut that which was scheduled
between America and Europe"
wv ell responded Rust"r. "you
can't be talking ahou, tn" hvh, at
Jersey City between ja"k pimpsy and
Carpenter. for Jack didn't tax" no
and the Central Powers have F.:
n"rcd all thoughts about that scrap.
and didn't even -. 10 soc IL"
He Amt talking ahou, foreign
complications" Wir, GRAHAM added.
IL" means the Ugh; Iiarry McNivin
invited him to s.'c after tho Virginia
'rnsors passed 1t mp And. hy the Way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

tNn address I" the BLACK Horse
CHN'u sons of Confederate Veterans
~ fauuui"r White sulphur springs
~, ". ". scott,
MIR Commandment Nv old Comrades
and rhcir sons
II Thought any OF YOU would
n'H"N' M. would begin Nv SAYING
w"uId rather GEht hattl. than
waho 81 spesch
I f'n u"r going to do either: hut
'h' H'ack Horse. and tho Sons "f the
iNu"h HORSE. have been :" consist
entity Kind 10 mo that could not turn
gown second invitation Of Your
,"wmaudani--th son ~ IN! dear
fri"nd 10 make little talk q, this
These reunions were meant TO nc
occasions FOR glad Gr"ctiDrs ~ cher
shed friends ana for recalling proud
arG precious memories, they have be
come meetings where JOY and SORROW
sin side by side. where We turn from
'hoso who came I" those VII" cannot
come where the oil of cl-dncSs is
mingled win tho ashes Of mouruin"
am going TO toll you how cam"
10 gin" the ,aNslry.' with Re"
cNpor ionccs purely personal: then.
am sure YOU Viii Civ" m" my dis
charge.
Entered ,rmy In IsGl.
entered the army IN April. l>Sl
9 memncr 90 the Montpelier Guards.
~ j. Hil'r old regiment, tho Thir-
tccrth Virginia Infantry. served
Through ,Iark-on's Valley campaign
AND an uf its battles. Ia July 1852
h.iUu Siill under military are. was
honorahl> DISCHARGED aud went 10 tn"
Virginia Military institute. where
d.,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
FIRST BAPTIST

The Christmas services will be held
at the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. The following pro-
gram of special music will be given
in Connection with the usual services
Morning service at 80.
Voluntary Prelude in C;-J. S.
Bach.
Hymn-"All Hail The Power.
Scripture reading from John H.
|18. --,,->
Announcements.
Observation-Disclosures by the choir,
"Wonderful Story'-G. D. Wilson.
Prayer.
Hymn-"Joy To The World."
Sermon, subject: "God Sent His
Son." ,2..,.
Special by the choir, "The Herald
Angels Sing" S. S. Lorenz.
Benediction.
Evening services at 500.
Voluntary-from the Messiah
George Frederic Handel. s.,
Hymn, "It Came Upon the Mid
night. 49,,
Special by the, choir.
Scripture reading from Luke l.:
$3.50.
Prayer.
Announcements.
Offertory-Anthem: "Glad It'd
ings", Carrie B. Adams.
Hymn-"Crown Him With Many
Thorns."
sermon-subject: "God's Visit to
Men,"
Hymn.
Benediction: " (
Sunday school at 1880. Young
Peoples meeting at 700.
George W. .Kehoe, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

Schedule for the Christmas seas
on:
Christmas program by the child
rem of the Sunday school in the base
ment of the new church on Sunday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Gifts
will be distributed among te children
present imediately. after the service.
Christmas services in the German
language on Sunday morning, 1890
o'clock. Sermon on Luke 2, LA:
"God Glorified In The Birth Of His
Son." English Christmas services
in the evening at: 500 o'clock. The
pastor will speak on 2 Cor S:
"Thanks Be Unto God For His Un-
speakable Gift" :.
Informal Christmas gathering on
Wednesday evening from 7:3O to 10
o'clock: A cordial dnvitation ex-
tended to all. !; -: III
"Joy to the world the. Lord is scome
Let earth receive her king; r.:
Let every heart prepare Him room
And Heaven and nature sing"
Rev. E. Frenk, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

producers made unsuccessful at
tempts to lure her away from Broad
way to the screen. Finally Thomas
H. Ince urged her to 60 to Culver
City. After being featured in many
Ince productions it was suggested
that she was an ideal type for Lorna
Doone'', the picture that Maurice
Tourneur was then preparing for
production.
Miss Bellamy heads an unusually
strong cast Of players in Lorna
Doone", which is to be shown at the
Grand theatre Sunday and Monday,
is said to be the most lavish product
ion of classical novel ever filmed.
Jack Mcdonald, who plays the part
of "Gounsellor" Doone, one of the
bandit outlaws in Maurice Tour
neur's picture version of the novel
"Lorna Doone" will be remembered
as "The Stranger" in the "Four
Horsemen''. Mcdonald played in
stock successfully for a number of
years before he entered the motion
picture field.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Morning worship at 1890. An-
nual Christmas sermon by the pas
tor. Subject: "Unto Us A Child is
Born" Morning music: Anthem
by the choir. "The Heavenly Sign
by Lorenz; quartette, when from
the East" by Dicks, sung by DR.. Two
Mr.. Robinson, Mrs. Yaple and Mrs.
Broadhurst; duet, 30, Little Town of
Bethlehem" Mrs. Yaple and Mrs.
Broadhurst; anthem by the choir,
"Joy to the World" Wilson.
Sunday school at IL noon.
Epworth League at z O'Clock.
At 8 o'clock the annual Christmas
be given assisted by the choir.
G. H. Zentz, Pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
IMAM WHO SAW TOMORROW
AT ELKO THEATRE MONDAY

Thomas Meighan, popular Para
mount star. will be seen in his
new picture, ."The Man Who Saw
Tomorrow" at the Elko theatre start
ing on Monday, Christmas Day. The
photoplay is said to be exceptionally
picturesque and thrilling. Leatrice
Joy plays opposite the star and
Theodore Roberts is included in the
cast.
Approximately half of the story
occurs in the tropics. The remaining
scenes of the picture show New York
and England and India. Peerley
Moore Sheehan and Frank Condor
are the authors and Will M. Ritchie
prepared the scenario.
! Director Alfred Greene had a
company Of more than thirty on To-
cation filming the South Sea Island
episodes of the story. Included in
the company are June Elvidge, AL
bert Rosco, Eva Novak, Alec Fran
ces, Laurane Wheat, John Miltern,
Robert Brewer and Edward Patrick.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL" AT
GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT

When Chester Bennett, noted mo-
tion picture, producer, selected his
cast for his most recent production
staring Jane Novak and called "The
Snowshoe Trail', he exercised the
utmost caution in choosing the var
ious types to fit the more important
roles with the result that his careful
discrimination is plainly reflected in
the brilliant work of the players on
the screen of the Grand threatre
where this stirring drama of the
Northland is being presented tonight
last times. Others Of note who
are seen in this picture are the vet
eran Spottiswood Aitken, Of "The
Birth of a, Nation'' fame; Lloyd
Whitlock, Herbert Prior, Kate Ton
cary and Chai Hung, prominent ORR
entail artist, whose comic touches
leaven the. powerful drama so abund-
ant in 'The Snowshoe Trail"
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
BETHEL LUTHERAN

Swedish services will be held in the
Bethel Lutheran =. church Sunday
morning at 10 O'clock. followed by
Sunday school at II o'clock, follow
ed by Sunday school at. IL o'clock,
members are asked x to. note the
change. There will be no evening
service. Special music with the SER
mon, in English: will be- held Monday
evening at o'clock and on Tuesday
evening at 1880 the annual Christ
mas Sunday school program "The
Childrens', Pilgrimage"+ The early
morning service will not be held this
year. Members and friends are cor
Idially invited to attend the different
services.
T. B. Nordale, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
H. W. Radloff, pastor.
FIRST LUTHERAN

y Norwegian services at 1880.
Bible class .at:a 9:30.s: Services at
Turtle River att p. m: :-@ Christmas
Day short sermons, will be preached
in the Norwegian and English lang
uage at 1890. Christmas Day in
Wilton church at II o'clock. Child
rens' Christmas program Tuesday
evening >at 1880. Ladies Aid to
meet December 27, division No. IA
entertains. Mesdames O. Anderson,
chairman, assisted by E: Marin, A. S.
Paulson, J. Thompson and Anton
Hoganson
Rev. L. J. Jerdee, pastor:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

a great love comes, and then risks
all for his welfare:
Rich, picturesque, colorful, in at
mosphere and set ings, tempetous
and romantic in story and profound
in heart appeal, "Singed Wings is
the greatest picture in which Bebe
Daniels has appeared.
On the same program will be
shown "That Son Of Sheik" featur-
in Neal Burns. A ;travesty on the
numerous "burning sand" pictures,
"That Son of Sheik'', and Educa-
tional two-part comedy is said to
contain more than the usual amount
of funny situations that are always
present in this brand=of comedies,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

yG. Sunday morning at II o'clock the
following musical. program will be
given by the choir in connection
with the Christmas message.
Carol, ''It Came Upon the MIDI
night Clear" . -:
- Professional. -. i ....
: Invocation. 49,. =: ? ...
Doxology.
Anthem, "The, Heavenly Sign"
Scripture reading.
+ Prayer. ,~..s~.. -.
Anthem, 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem." : -.
Notices. - ~
? Offertory,.: "Meditation That's, "
Miss Grace Currie. ~, -
" Solo, "The Birthday of the King,
by Neidlinger, Mrs. A. G. Jacob
son., =.
Christmas Message.
Z Male Quartette, "Star in the
Eastern Sky" E. D. Boyce, Donald
9 Knox, J. w. Smith, N. E: Given.
4 Anthem, "The Coming Of the
King"
Z Benediction.
" Postlu|de.
2 The Christmas Sunday school pro-
gram will be held Sunday evening at
1880. At this service the children of
the Sunday school will take part.
The pastor will have a message for
the young, and there will be good
eheer and joy for aH who attend.
q Sunday school will meet att10 100
.A.kM. and Christian Endeavor at z
p. qM.l All are most cordially well
come
ILESTER P. WARFORD, Pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
l1||HURC!1ES
EPISCOPAL
Services on Sunday.

Services on Sunday.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Children's service Christmas Tree
at 1880 in the evening.
At II o'clock in the evening there
will be a Especial Christmas service
followed by Holy Communion.
William Elliott, rector.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
(SiXth and America)

(SiXth and America)
The services for Sunday Decem-
ber "a, will be in the English lang
page At this service; the Lords
Supper will be given in the English
language. - ~
rSunday school at 1000 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:00 q. m.
ci,9Chrdstmas program at 1880 p. m.
nOOn+Monday, December 25, the ser
giees will be n the German language
and&Kill be held at 1880 a. M.
EVERY one is: eordially invited to at
tend.ss~ f''.3~4 q :, : =. :; -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

In olden times superstition pre-
vailed that for every house in which
a mince-pie shall be eaten at the
Christmas season, the eater shall en-
Joy a happy month in the coming
year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
%E 5%fHlEAAiI1RE@S / / II 3
Va 49,. sk5iA .--Y
"SINGED:WINGS'' AT ELMO
i TONIGHT AND SUNDAY

Z
= Penrhyn. Stanlaws, who has won
distinction as a producer equal to
his distinction. as an artist, with such
pictures as "The End Of the World
and "The Law and The Woman"
never had such an excellent story to
work. with as "Singed Wings" in
which Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nag
ell appear at the Elko theatre to-
daySand Sunday.
It. is the tale of Spanish dancer
on San Francisco's waterfront and
it is obvious that this is a part emf
nently suited to Bebe Daniels. The
star excells in her Characterization
of a girl who fights off men until
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
HYMORE LUTHERAN FREE

Sunday school at, 1000 O'Clock.
A. M. 4
TueFday evening, december 2e at
8 o'clock. E
Services in Aardahl church at
$3.50 Christmas Day.
The ladies, aid Of the Aardahl
church will meet at Opsata's place
December %.
II. A. Bode, Pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
ST. PHILIPS

First Mass at a. m.
Second Mass at 8. a. m.
Third Mass at 10 a. M.
Sunday school and children's pro-
gram following the ten o'clock Mass
in the church basement.
Vespers and Benediction at p.
m.
Christmas Day =. <,
Midnight Mass at 12 o'clock
(Highmas and sermon).
Second Mass at $3.50. q.
Third Mass at 600.
Fourth Mass at 500 (sermon).
Fifth Mass at to 100, tHighmas
and sermon.) .<>..
.Vespers and Benediction at 500
p. m. ''> ~
Rev. J. Fraling, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army needy your
help, Tonight will be the lasttTne the
kettle will be on the :; capier this
year. Do your bit and help xome one
in need. 8
Mrs. B. KnudsoR.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

y Services will be held in the Battles
building, room "a, over the j. ~G
Penney Co. store at II o'clock. Sun
day school at .9.A5.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN.

T. B. Nordale, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
Christmas Day
TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN
(Reltrami at Thirteenthl

Rev. J. Fraling, pastor.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL

Fl. A: Bode, Pastor.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-02-17
North Carolina
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Raleigh, N. North Caro-
lima was particularly blessed in
an agricultural way during the
year 1921, in comparison with
others. The rank of fourth in
value of all farm crops exclusive
of fruits and truck is quite COM
mendable as is that of fifth place
in all crops. Those outranking
this state had considerably larg-
er total cultivated areas, but the
per acre value of such crops was
higher than any other important
state, reports the Cooperative
Crop Reporting Service of the
State and Federal Departments
of Agriculture.
Our corn, potatoes, hay, tobac-
co, cotton and fruit brought
good prices or any way, better
than most states. In comparison
with others, it is found that the
value of the North Carolina
crops is almost two thirds of the
value of the Texas crops, and she
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-02-17
TRUSTEES SALE

Under the authority of a deed of
trust dated March End, 1918, executed
by Altimo Lee, Jr., and wife, to j. M.
Picot, Trustee, to secure the payment
of note therein described; default
having been made in the payment of
said note, and at the request of the
holder, the undersigned trustee will
sell the hereinafter described land at
public auction. for cash, to the highest
bidder, at the Court House Door in the
town of Halifax, at one o'clock, P.
NJ, on the goth day of March, 1922, to
satisfy said debt. The land is de-
scribed as follows: Situated in North
Carolina, Halifax County, Brinkleyvile
Township bounded on the North by the
lands of Lizzie Lee. on the South by
the lands of Nelson Williams. on the
East by Little Fishing Creek and on
the West by Bill Cyrus, containing fifty
acres more or less, it being the .identi-
cal tract of land conveyed Altimo Lee,
Jr., by Nelson Williams and Sandy
Johnston, said deed being recorded in
book 200, at page Is, of the Public
Registry of Halifax County, N. C.
This the 9th day of February, 1922.
j. M. Picot, Trustee.
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