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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
FARM BUREAU
ACTIVITIES In
EAST HAVEN
Said to be More Deer Than
Dairy Cows In Essex
County

4 representative of the Caledo-
nitn-Record and St. Johnsbury
Republican has been accompanying
the officials of the Caledonia
County Farm Bureau on their tour
to the different towns of the coun-
ty the past few weeks. 1t is be-
lieVed that more publicity will
bring the people of the various
communities into a closer touch
with and better understanding of
the important work of this valu-
able institution for the promotion
of the interests of better agricul-
tural conditions. The official par
ty as it starts out to fill one of
these dates makes quite an outfit
with its Ford car loaded with NOV
ing picture apparatus, lanterns,
fertilizer sprayers and busters, a
half dozen big batteries, cane and
reed for basketry, samples of
seeds, bags and baggage galore,
until it looks like a moving van.
1t has all the material for a good
road show, playing at one night
stards, 1t might be an Uncle
Toms Cabin Company, with Sec
retary Hallett in the title role,
Agent Barnes as handsome George
Harris, Miss Giifillan as Little Eva
or Miss Orphelia, and the news
paper man as the ice, bloodhound
and scene shifter.
Friday the jutfit bobbed over the
county line to the north into Essex
county and held an interesting
meeting in Grange hall at East
Haven. The farmers of East
Haven, and in fact of all Essex
county, are grass growers in the
summer and lumbermen in the
winter. AS soon as the snow
cones in the fall everyone is busy
getting out either lumber or wood.
This is the only sideline the local
formers find profitable. There is
still big quantities of lumber in
Essex county, although there is
not as much virgin growth spruce
and pine as there was before the
days of the old Lyndon Mill COM
pany when Dudley P. Hall was the
moving spirit and energy-inspirer
for all this region, and millions of
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25

az the Western entrance of the
Bosphoros. Allied ships reported
that many of the children had been
painfully injured. No lives were
lost
Doctors and nurses were rush
ell to attend the injured.
The New York carried no pas
sengerS.
Reports received here declared
the children were in panic
aftel the impact which tore away
the bridge of the Belgravian and
loosened several of the vessels
plates. The wireless was also put
out of commission.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
REPORT ENGAGEMENT
OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20
Charlie Chaplin and Pola Negri
are engaged to marry according to
reports current in motion picture
circles here, the Los Angeles
Times says in a story published
today. Chaplin refused either to
deny or confirm the reported en-
gagement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
CHINESE PREMIER
SIGNS RESIGNATION

PEKIN, China, Nov. 25-Prc-
mier Wang Chung Hui resigned
today. The resignation of the
entire cabinet had been in the
hands of the president since the
arrest week ago of the finance
minister on the charge Of taking
a personal commission in the
course of the negotiation of loan.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
INSISTS ON OPEN
POLICY IN TURKEY

LAUSANNE, Nov. 25-Richarl
Washburn Child, chief American
spokesman at the Near Eastern
conference, amazed the other del
eeations today by reiterating the
insiStance of the United States
upon the open door policies in
Turkey. He read the memorandum
delivered on October 80 to Great
Britain, France and Italy and said
that the American government
and public supported this policy.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
STUDENTS ARRESTED FOR
TICKET SPECULATION

NEW HAVEN, Ct. Nov. 20
Two additional arrests on the
charge of speculating in tickets
for today's Harvard-Yale game
were made during last night, the
accused being freshmen in the
University. Both denied the
charge.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
STUDENTS LOSE LIFE IN
CATHOLIC COLLEGE FIRE

WINNIPEG, Nam, Nov. %
Two students lost their lives and
20 others were injured today when
fije destroyed St. Boniface college,
one of the oldest and most noted
Of Canadian Catholic Institutions.
The famous Jesuit library was
aIen DESTROYED.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
CLEMENCEAU LEAVES TO s
ATTEND FOOTBALL GAME

BOSTON, Nov. 25-Georges
Clemenceau rested by good
nights sleep after his address at
fremont Temple late yesterday
left today to see the Yale-Harvard
football game at New Haven. His
private car was attached to the
train leaving the South station at
$50 A. NJ. and due at New Haven
at 1922 P. M.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
MANCHESTER. N. H.. Nov. 2
DUBLIN OUIETS DOWN
AFTER CHILDERS' DEATH

DUBLIN, Ire. Nov. 25-LaSt
night passed quietly in Dublin
and the feeling Of uneasiness caus-
ed by the execution of Erskino
Childers seemed greatly lessened
today.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
BALTIMORE CATCHER
APPENDICITIS VICTIM

BRISTOL, Ct., Nov. 25-Joe
Barry, catcher on the Baltimore
team. of the International league,
the past season, died at the Rhode
Island hospital today He had un-
dcrgone an operation for appendi-
Citis,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
DERBY MAN FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

Edwin V. Jones of Derby has
filed a petition in bankruptcy in
the office of the United States
clerk in Burlington. Liabilities
were placed at $2,249.30 and as
sets at S883.50, o. which S526 is
claimed exempt.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
ASSAULT AND
ROB US. MAN AT
SHERBR0OKE
Charge Youth of 20 Years
With Attack Upon
American

SHERBROOKE, P, G., Nov. 25
Henri Drouse, a young lad of
about 20 years Of age, appeared in
, the District Magistrates Court
yesterday charged with assaulting
m elderly man, named Paterson
and robbing him Of a considerable
suM of money.
According to the evidence,
Drcuse picked up a fair sized stone
duing the afternoon and put it in
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
PATERNITY PRINCIPAL
MARRIES MRS. BRIEMER

HAMMOND, Ind. Nov. %
Prof. John p. Herman of South
Bend and Mrs. Blanche J. Briemer
of Hansell, Iowa were married
this morning by Justice Kenmp at
Crown Point, Ind. The professor
who was divorced on Thursday
from his wife, Mrs. Augusta Kier-
nan, principal il: a paternity case
at South Bend, gave his age at 80.
The bride gave her age as "a.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
GERMAN GOVERNMENT
DECLARATION ENDORSED

BERLIN, Nov. 25-The Riech-
stag today voted its approval of
the motion made by the German
democrats endorsing the govern
mcnt declaration of polity.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
$1,OOO,OOO Suit Is
Brought To Halt
Merchants Bank Employee
Testifies To Checks On
Young WOOdhOuse
(BV The Associated PreSs)

BURLINGTON, Nov. 25-Tria Of The Woodhouse
$1000000 alienation suit brought to halt this
ing when it decided to have the jury inspect the Wood
house estate in this city done with the view of giving
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
LATE NEWS

BOSTON, Nov. 25-Mrs. Their
esa Marangi was held today with
out bail in municipal court charg-
cd with the murder last night of
her brother-in-law Leu Marangi,
a north end resident in the door
way Of her home. Leo Marangi Jr.
sen of the murdered man was held
in $4,000 bail as 4 material witness.
MANCHESTER, N. H, Nov. 28
An intimation that the strike
against the Amoskcag mills here
would be called off was given by
Wee Pres. Starr by the United
Textile workers of America here
today. Al meeting of all the
unions he said he felt that he could
nHt ask the people to suffer any
lcnger The union will vote to-
morrow on conference recOmmen-
Gation5 which were not made pub
lie
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25
1000 Christian Refugees On
Board Liner In Collision
Allied Ships Rush To Aid of
Near East Relief Steamer
In BosphOrus
(By the Associated Press)

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 25-Two thousand Chris
an orphans and American relief workers in peril
today when the steamship Begavan chartered by the Near
East relief colded with the transAtan liner New York
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25

SOUTH BEND, Ind Nov. Is
When informed that her former
husband had been married to Mrs.
Briemer, Mrs. John P. Herman
stated that she did not know the
woman but said she had heard the
professor mention her as the wo-
man whom he later expected to
marry.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25

HANSELL, Iowa, Nov. 25-
Blanche Briemer is the daughter
of Rev. Charles H. Horn, d Meth
odist minister here.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast
Section of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-11-25

Generally fair and con-
tinued cold tonight and
Sunday. Strong north
west winds.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
1NDRAzNEALA UNoR
BAND1TI.

Cleveland, Ohio, 6 lulie. - All
noapte la orele 10 80 dol bandit
armati all intrat in tutungeria
din West Bird. street 81 Superior
Avenue, legand pc vinzator, a
runcandu-l intro camera din dos
81 luand eel $4,000 din registru,
fara Sc sfii de multimea care
trecea pc strada, perindandu-se
pc dinaintea maMlor ferestre ais
pravaliei. Ninzatorul, pc care-l
chiama Harry Solomon. spune
urmatoarele:
''Tocmai numaram banii din
registru, ca dupa aceia sa inchid
cand IN am pomenit cu I'm indi.
vid intrand inlauntru 81 spunan.
dunn sd nu misc 81 sa nu scot
nici vorba. Mia spus acestea
aratandu-mi> revolverul. Dupa el
a mai 1ntrat inca unul 81 amanda
impreuna m 'au ;mpins intro ca
mera din dos, m'au legat de
mani 81 de picioare 81 m 'au arun.
cat pc pardoseala. "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06

rudele eli fusescra ucise Gu ocazia
unci greve in Norvcgia, locul sau
de naStere.
Toxic. - Amiralitatea desmin.
tc Official svonul ca .JapOnia al
evada tratatul desarmarei de la
Washington prin construirea de
vapoare auXiliare.
Havre. Dl Partcnticr Il pie.
cat spre America, unde sc zice ca
vine sa spuna ca Frantei ii este
impossible acum sd plateasca vre-o
oarecare parte din datorii. Dansul
va cere 0 amanare mai indelun.
gata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
LocuINFA splfBARDArA.

Akron, Ohio, s Iulie. y Explo-
darea doua bonnie de dinamita
a darlmat azi noapte pc la orele
] casa d-lui Frank Mcclure, To-
cotenentul politiei din Akron.
Sc crede ca explozia este I'm
act de razbunnare din partea
'bootleggerilor' contra carora
locOtenentul incepuse cea mai
apriga vinatoare. Explozia a trim
tit pc dina Mcclure din pat, eau
zandu-i mai multe rane pc corp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
TRIBUNA LIBERIA

Tia rubrica ace1st0 Sc publicd Gu
pldcere t0ate artic0lele de imteres
general ce near veni dinaf0rd. Ele
trebue Snsd sd fie scrie citet 81 nN-
mai pc o fotd coalei de hdrtie; /;
sd mu cuprindd vOrbe injurioase
sdu atocuri personale 81 sd mu fie
mai lungi ca eel malt trei sute dc
cuvinte. TOate 0rtic0lele Sc Ger o
fl sensnGte de cei ce le scriu. Manu-
scrisele nepublicabile nn Sc indpo-
iazd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
Pentru prineipii.

Aflandu-ma mfr 'un mic satu-
let din muntii Adirondackse) nu
am putnt Ina cunostinta la timp
de articolul publicat de domnul
George Anagnostache, ca raspuns
la scrisoarea mea aparuta in
'Neamnl Romanesc" 81 repro
dusa Gle curind in ziarul Roma.
nult.
Cred inutil insista asupra
unor personalitati fAcnte de D-sa
81 consider ca foarte necavaleresc
q cauta sat darimi I'm adevar, in
cercand sa, discreditezi persoana
de la care VENT.
Este gresit crede ca IN fune.
tl0nar este obligat sa yorbea&ca
astfel ca sd plaza snperiorilor sal
81 ca el MI este indreptatit 81 isi
exprime parerile 3i ideile sale.
Eu nu am scris ca Sd imi ser,
vesc interesele nlele, nici ca .sa
|plac clliva, ci pentru ca am vrut
50 lupt pentru 3 cauza, care Ell
am judecat-o dreapta. 81 q nu
am foSt gresit Sc poste vedea din
fsptul ca aptorul rrxsnunsului's
dsi recpposste gySeelile, din nj,
cate, insd Prea <Fie, pentru I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06

dovedt ca revindicarea cprlor naonale fos hesta
de capeene concesinnie mparrea prac ntre mana
de oamen Aci este buba nvcnncaza tpata omenlr
numcie ei este LACOMIE Ea constitute raul principal 81
poate vndeca Viecarea ui poate face insa
decat aeganuse la cama tror oamen sa voiasca vim
decarea Acestia sun oamen cins cari-si depun candida
la aeger de agul de ai servi buzunaru c de dr
gu de a serv atiunea. Cand lumea nvata
81 sd aleaga nc usura 81 suernee; pana atunc
G. STANCULESCJJ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06

Prdblema: = Ce va disparp ma
intai de pc fata pamantului :
hrana ori regii?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
ON FDCA 0)DfIOLU|

Stapana: Eleno, ce ideie e
ala pc tine sa pui hartiile dc
music afara din casa?
Slujnica Afara Sc umplu
mai curlnd. Cat LEAN tinut in
casa nu s'au lipit pc ele decat
trei music.
81
Ea: - Oh, ce tlinar amabil 81
politicos am intalnit astazi.
Ell: - Unde?
Ea: Eram pc strada. Cred
ca nu-mi puritan umbrella tocmai
Gu bagare de seama, caci lam
scos un Ochiu Gu ca. Atunci lam
zis: 'iScuza ma Ell mia ras.
puns: 20, nu face mimic mia
mai ramas inca I'm ochiu.'
Ton Plugarul: Mi-am cum
parat nn barometru, Stance, sat-
spun cand sa ploua.
Madam Plugarul:- Sa-mi spui
cand o sa ploua Da de ce crezi
In ca tia dat bunul Dumnezeu
renmatismnl? = nu ca sd tc We.
steasca cand vine ploaia!
q
Donjuanul: - All, Domnisoara
imi pare ca YAM mai vazu.
undeva.. sigur ca va cunOsc!
Ea: - Asa cred. Eu sunt in.
grijitoare la casa de nebuni. Dan
cand ti-au dat drumul de acolo
d
FL: - Ma STINT rau al dracului
Nam dormit nici un minut az
noapte.
Ea: - Sarmanicule! TIE gan
desti mereu la mine? insomnia
Ell: - Nu.. douazeci 81 una.
A
Take: = Doctorul mia spus Cd
ma face sd umblu pc pcioare in
do,1a saptdmani.
Make: - Ri, 81 tea facut.
Take: - Sigur, trebuit sam
yind automobilul, ca sal platesc
q
Ea: - Pana nu ne-am casdtorit
cand ma luai la preumblare, an.
gajai lntotdeauna un cupeu.
FL: = Apoi vezi, acuma nc
putem imbratisa 81 acasa.
Il
'De ce zici Cd Patlagescu I'm
diplomat 81 jumatate in chestiilt
financiare?''
'Pentrn cd bosul la mari
''pedia" de trei orr pana acum
81 sofia inca ma putut af!a."
q
Prdblema: - Ce va dispare ma
lntai de pc fata pamantului :
mana ori regii?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
Y. 3. r. \.
COW j MlcAT.
No. es3Iis2e.

No. sss|is2a.
oocietatils membss IN Uniunaa
eosistat tilor Rom1n1 d Ajutor ii
oultaira din Amsrics, sunt rugate
: lua IL cunogtintx urmatoarels
caGuFi fnttmplats in Iunis 1o22 u
Fsportats Ia ofioiul ssorstaaului
General q trimiss sprs ASldtare
+ Doc. Gu datul d 3 Iulis lo19,
care sunt >urn6t 6tsarsls:
o. M. s2o z1hsFis strbp,
- Trsaaily y1Neans. raposas u
y llaip la22 s7oQno
Qas. NJ, A Mjliter, Moiae or6-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
INFORNA

Berlin. Toti tipografii din
tara Sc afla in greva. Tot astfel
matrozii 81 focarii de pc vapoare-
lie ancorate in portul Hamburg
si.au parasit serviciul.
y \ n
Florenta, Italia. - Facandu- Sc
niste sapatnri intro casa din
Certaldo, s'au gasit acolo niste
oseminte, carl Sc cred Fl ale
marelui poet 81 novelist Italian,
Giovanni Boccaccio. Boccaccio a
trait in veacul al patrusprezecc-
lea 81 exista scrieri carl spun ca
ell locuise in casa aceia.
MOscova. - Sc anunta ca Os.
tonov, pnnl dintre fruntasii sucia-
listhor reyolutiOnari, a fost asasi-
nat. Ostonov era unul dintre eel
mai eunoscnti socialist in Russia
si GU toate g era contra princi
piilor bolssviee, el fusese lasat 50
stea in tara.
Grapd Rapids, Mich. Nell,
|pi5tita dip csuza cs barbatnl san
q iegit ip gFeva, dina John Wells.
M ~ aTupcst in rful Grand, in
psej jp9p-se. BSrbatyl sau spune q
tsneejs Svee . eresrs De, greve
eare ! Sta96aes incl De pe timpu
|copilsriei;; elnd mai multe dinfrt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06
team, Soc. Samanatorul " lan,
rspartizat Gu Be, DE- fie aars
membru al Uuiunei, $l0a6O
Youngstown, O. 8 Iulie 1o22.
G. NARHAo, sscrstar geusral.

Alexandria, Egipt. Lordni
Allenby, care la facut pc FAuA
regele' Egiptului, a zis intr I'm
discurs ca Anglia n are de loe
intentia de parasi Sudanui.
Wellington, Kas. La vota-
Fea specialS facuta ieri de eet5.
tent orasului . triumfat proisc-
tut de lege care intergice sporty
rilt n zilele de DnmiAecs. kpoyl-
tlarae nnmite il project sslat ale
de gnR basc ball 81 tennis, i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06

SiHgttf aIlfHld, In ldcut cOieST
lOr sal.
Dolnnia Sa insa nu vrea sd de-
BARGE deodata Isl pentru aceea
voeste sd mentina in 'slspensin-
ne chesiiunca schimbnlui de la
l4ondra, pc mOtivul ca domnul
Ministru nh este aci. Pc mine MI
ma intereseaza ee s'a intamplat
acolo, cele ce stu LEAN aflat de
la dl Anagnostache 81 cum D-sa
|afirmase ca Sc baZa pc infOrma-
tiunile capatate de la d-nii Beza
Isl Ciotori, Ell il sfatuisem sd
aduca proba palpabila astfel ca
sa poata sd dovedeasca in scris
|acuzarile facute. ORR nu a facut
aceasta desi a ayut timp srfi-
cient 81 aceasta indelunga intar-
|ziere de face doyada, pc care
eel putin mie mi-o promisese la o
adunare grupului Pittsburgh,
ma indritueste sd ma indoesc de
yeracitatea celOr ce a afirmat in
scris in ''latratul la luna".
Cat priveste falsificarea rezul.
tatului votului cerut Gle dl GAR
descu in chestiunea Studenteasca,
mentin afirmarea mea ca a fost
falsificat. adaug char ca dOmnul
Anagnostache a stiut de aceasta
81 a avut posibilitatea sd dea lln
STAT mai bun colegului sau. Este
inexact ca S'a pltblicat rezultatul.
In scrisOarea aparuta in ziarui
America s'a mentionat numai
interpretarea rezultatului, in loc
"a Sc arate nominal voturile. asa
cum s'a facut i'm cazul meu. Invit
81 insist char cd Presedintele
Asociatiunei sa publice acea lista
de vOturi cu numelc fiecarui
votant. Aceasta va folosi 81 D-sale
ii mie, pentru ca vom putea dis
cuta chestiunea GU cArtile pe
fata.
In sfarsit voiu raspunde che
stiunei ce mi Sc pune de arata
de ce am cautat sa dezgrop o che
stiune aproape inchisa.
Domnul Anagnostache va putea
face mica SOcOteala, care ii va
arata Cd scrisOarea mea catre
'Neamul ROmanesc" a plecat din
Statele Unite, pc vremea cand
llatratul la luna" era inca O ac.
tualitate. Departe de mine gandul
"a sa scormonesc cenuSa de pc
saclunii unor patimi rele. M pot
Ii facut Ell vinovat ca scrierile
nu pot calatori mai repede asa ca
raspunsurile dorite sa poata sosi
Ia timp.
Eu tOtusi sunt multumit char
Gu fOarte intarziatul ''raspins'
al d-lui Anagnostoche.
ASi ii dorit sd nu am nevoie sd
ii mai amintesc nici numele D-sale
81 astfel nici sd adaug 81 nnmele
men acestei ScrisOri.
Am volt lnsa sa stau neclintit
langa cauza 81 principiilc, pc earl
le-am crezut eu drepte, Masurilt
luate de Onor. Guvernul Romaniei
gu privire la valuta studenteasca
Sc potrivesc perfect Ell sugestiu.
nile pc care Ell lean facut in
Neamlh ROmanesc".
Asi vrea sa stu ca fostii me-
colegi yor 1ntelege "a lupta
pentru principii nu inseamna q
face personalitati. Asi vrea ST
stu ca presedintele asociatiunei
va rcspecta statntele 81 nu le va
schimba ca sd fie conforme Gu in.
tereseie sale 81 asi vrea sa stu
ca in loo de Sc scrie polemici 81
insulte, 'vor trimete -celor din
Tara vesti hume din America
lar cel0r de aci le yor Fl altfel de
folos, decat eli pilda unor certuri
de trista aducere aminte.
Era traditiune ca studentii sd
lupte pentru psincipii 81 acum
cand rdndurile s'au rarit, eel pu.
tin Gu dol dintre eel dirji, dat
mana eu mana asa cum spunea
odinioara Mos Roata.
D. Dem. pimaneesou.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-06

: teet potD. - Trimes la con-
gresll de Il Silver Bay ca mem
brn al delagatiunei, care repre-.
zinta lnstitntul Technic Carnegie.
Gu aceasta scrisoare irlcheiem,
- definitw, chestia studen.
teasea. care 9 ansajat . discntie
stat de aprig6. Hperam Cd chestia,
si in ee priveste nedumeririle
inca existente infre uni mombri
81 Asoeiatiunej studentesti, - Sc
Iva lsmuri in sinui aesstsi Asocia.
tinni,
Pentru p0blicul nostvu muuci,
tor e. nu mai prdsint1 nici un
Iinteres particular. !.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-03-10
Simultan eous Services
to be Held

At a meeting of the Ministerial
Union held at the residence Of
Rev. R. H. Broom, Monday
morning plans were worked out
for the holding of a series of
simultaneous services in the
churches of the community. Be-
ginning the 29th of March each
church will hold preparatory
services both in the homes of the
community and in the churches.
April 3rd the daily services in
the churches will he held. These
services will be held every night
beginning at seven-thirty and
lasting one hour. During this
hour the ministers respectfully
ask that the business houses oi
the town be closed and that the
lodges adjourn their meetings
and attend the Services.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-03-10
Roanoke Rapids Wins Two;
Loses One.

During the past week the
basket ball teams of the local
High School won two games and
lost one. Of these the boys team
broke even and the girls won
their game.
Last Monday the boys team
won from Scotland Neck by the
score of "a to 16. During the
game the local team persistently
held the lead. Gray and Bray
were the stellar players for the
locals while White starred for
Scotland Neck. This was the
last game of the season for the
local boys team.
Summary:
Field goals: Gray 2. Bray 5,
Wick 2, Vaughan l, Vincent l.,
Wilkinson 2, White 4. Foul goals:
Gray 2, Hancock A.
On Friday afternoon the boys
team engaged in contest with
the fast Enfield team and lost
by the score of % to 25.
During the first half the local
team held the lead and victory
seemed assured, but in the second
half the excellent passing and
good shooting of Enfield carried
the game to a defeat of the local
quint.
The school wishes to thank the
band for the great service rem
dereo during this game.
On last Friday night the girls
team of Emporia met the R. R.
H. S. girls on the court of Roa-
noke Rapids. Both teams were
equal in weight and height.
Promptly at8:00 p. m. the referee
blew her whistle and every girl
took her position. For fifteen
minutes there was good playing
on both sides. Once or twice
the score was tied and the spec
tators held their breath but by
the superior playing of R. R H.
s. the score at the end of the
first half was z and 5 in favor OF
R. R. H. S. In the last half R.
R. H. S. put on more speed
but so did Emporia. The battle
ragged for fifteen minutes longer
Finally the locals carried off the
day by sharp struggle with 9
score of IA to II.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1922-03-10
WITH THE CHURCHES
All Saints Church
(Episeopal)
Rev. Lewis N. Taylor, Rector
Mrs. Katherine Webster, Parish Worker
Roanoke Avenue

IF a person believes that the
world needs the Church, he has
but one clear unmistakable and
unanswerable way of stating his
position. That is by regular
Church attendance. The man
who goes to Church stands for
an indispensable institution, even
as a good citizen stands for the
State by voting. Absenteeism
from the ballot box and absen-
tee ism from Church are kind
red failures in duty to society,"" "
All Saints invites you to the
services. Next Sunday is the
Second Sunday in Lent. 1880 A.
M. Holy Communion. 9:45 Church
School and Bible Classes for
adults and children, T. W. Mul.
len, Supt. Morning service at II.
Night service at 7::30. Lenten
services Tuesday 4:30 P. M.
Friday 7:3O P. M. Childrens' SER
vice Saturday $3.50 P. M.