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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
axe. he said, II have fought good
fight, 1 have finished my course.
have kept the faith"
GOD AND THE SINNER.

"T'he places to show that you have
been born of God Is, in the home,
at your work. in your comment and
when you get to church. You say
God won't hear a sinner, but the best
evidence lis that where / was blind
nsw / see."
Then the able pulpit divine bowed
his head over the sacred desk before
him and delivered a most feeling
prayer, while responses from some
in the audience showed that he had
made a powerful impression upon
those. who had been fortunate enough
to hear him. Some one struck up q
hymn, "No Never Alone and the
congregation joined in. Rev. Stokes
made an appeal for the Sarah @.
Jones Memorial Hospital Campaign.
A closing prayer ended the services
and the people passed out homeward
bound.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
RISING MT. ZION NOTES

Sunday is Beby Day at the above
M ntioned church, The mothers are
asked TO be present at $3.50 p. M. and
bring their babies with them. A spec
ial program has been arranged for
this occasion.
The installation service Of Rev. o..
B. Simms Is being conducted the en-.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

NewtOwn, Va. Nov. 20.-The iLrn,
ers OF his section are busy sowing
their fall crops.
Miss Georgia Roane returned lroI .
Washington last Sunday.
Three rooms of our new six-rooln
school are now open; the enrolment
at present is more than one hundred.
Mrs. Eliza Ruffin is still on the sick
list.
There will be big oyster supper at
Mt. Olive school on Thanksgiving
Day for the benefit Of the new school.
Don't forget the services at Mt.
Olive Sunday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
IN MEMORY.
DEGENERATION AND IT'S
MEANING
CONTINUED from Page u

once. If there be any gradual pro-
cess. 1t may be when the individual
is being brought up through repent
ance. He illustrated his meaning by
describing an individual ascending
steps to platform. When he
reaches the top or dead line, he is
regenerated at once. How do you
knsw 1t? You see things different
and I'm way that you never did
before.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24

And 1t being
said
OF Company.
amounting
Of
plaintiff
Of said bank t.
with statement said
Of
Mechanics Savings to
auth
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
A PLAIN EXPLANATION.

OF God I mean people, who truly
believe that they have been born Of
God. If You have not heard the word
Of the Holy Spirit, you vial be lost.
The term. regeneration, lis used only
twice IN the Scriptures, and one of
those cases had reference to social
regeneration" He told where it
could be found. One reference is,
born Of God and the other Is "born
from above" Men don't wait long
enough. They ask God for some
thing and then before He answers
them, they are gone. IL the Lord
told you to stand and wait. you wait
fTT Him. Things may go rough and
hard for you, but God will come to
ycUr relief.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24

tire week at st. James Va, the loca-
tion of st. James Church for which ne
is being installed.
Mrs. Mary Booker continues quite
sick.
IN MEMORY.
In sad. but loving memory of our
mother, Mrs. Ellen johnson, who fell
asleep five years ago, November 23rd,
1928.
Thy gentle hand still leading"
CHILDREN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
MUST EXHIBIT NEW TRUTH.

In being born again, lit follows
that our lives wall exhibit the new
truth. Baptism is to show what al
ready has taken place in You. You
have no right to baptize anyone, who
does not know that he has been born
of God. When you are born Of God
He is not going to take you out Of
the gunshot NJ the devil. He told
about Job. He spoke of how the
devfl worked on hdm and how God
gave the instructions. Touch him,
but don't take his life" Job chung
to God. Apostle Paul stands out ms
a man. who was born OF God. He
afflicted other folks, juht when il
came to himself and the feadsman's
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
I'M MEMORIAM.

In sad memory or my sister, MAJ la
Reed. who died one year ago Novem.
Der 10th, 1922.
1t has been sad since you left us,
One we cherished and loved so dear:
Can we help from feeling lonely wher.
We do not see you here.
Her Sister,
MARY RAGLAND.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24

But how needed? The Receivers assert that they
amount m the the depos have been tudn and balanced Tom
this condition the depests meeting assembled
liability Of the amount already ace1 This
Receivers strike balance and submit the same the Court with
their judgment be fair to the people whom they represent
This then will necessarily end the delay as the Receivers have been uaoy
be favor eop the Bank and wiling
Of this community The plain Pasmafehng 6eme
matter Let the Mechanics posto
gently need their deposit their
SAVINGS may permitted to The deaors
Other and conditions be primary atf
hneE business again Let ascertain the approximate
assets and with the aid and support white fsacnc
obed backed by an abiding faith the Almighty
JOHN MITCHELL,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
PATIENTLY WAITING.

1 the owners the Mechanics Savings Bank representing
Individuals the depcsaef Representing about three thousand including The holders
Christmas Savings Club Cards the white and cood this
est retaining the confidence the cod this good
the white and coored people the United States waiting
They all want know the approximate Of Mechanics
Savings Bank The amount stated the following from signed
Judge Of the Rchmon Chancey Court
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
THE TRUE TEST

The man that you used to hate,
you love now. You feel that you
could take your arms stretched out
and bring everybody to God. He
finds out that he is no longer himself.
He is a new creature in Jesus Christ.
The idea Is that the will is SO highly
lifted up that you are able to hold
down those old propensities that are
contrary to the will of God. While
regeneration Is the work of the Holy
Spirit, the mans will must be in
conSonance with the Holy Spirit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-11-24
ONCE IN GOD. NEVER OUT.

II q man Is born Of God, can he be
lost? If a man is conscious that he
has been pulverized and born of God,
he cannot go back into that old shell
He has become dissatisfied with 1t !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23
ZAKON PROTI ZAKUKLENCUM.
PREDLOHA BYLA PkIJATA VCERA OHIOSKE
SNEMOVNE A NYNf JDE DO SENATU

Columbus, O.. 21. edna. - Predoha posance Broad
sona republkana Greene jez usanovuje ably
loba vrazdu prvnim stupn bya pro kazde
maskovane osobe jez zabe nou pr pachan zlocnu bya
prijata snemem 79 pro % hlas1m nyn jde do senatu
Pfedloha, nz prav jej auor re nen namirena proti
zadnym organsacm neb osobam nybrz jest obm
sena ably zabranila maskovan osobam, ez obmyse spa
chat zlocn byla prijaa snemu bez poznamky bez
hledu ma stranicke rozvrstveni.
edne rec prosovene posanec Broadstone pravil, ze
predloha neyka Ku Klux Kanu mic vice ktereko
organsace neb osoby nkomu nemelo by by dovoleno
skva svdj obcej neb tooznost kdyz hoda spacha zlo
Gin" IF
Clenove, ktef hasoval pro predloze, neudal ddvodd
Pouze poslanec Allen prohlas re hasuje prot predoze
jezo ustanovue test smr Kdyby ustanovovaa dozvotn
v6zeni hlasoval by pro nj
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ODMENAg MA -STIHANi LOB
SCANSKE LtZY."

TT. Smith, Ark, %. ledna.
Zfskanf til milliond .dollari ma
zjist6ni a stih6ni clend "vybo-
n vi2ilantd", jenz lyncoval C..
r. Gregora, stavkare ze zelez-
nitnich dilen v Harrison a zmr
skal q deportoval n6kolk desi-
tex ieho druh1, jest cilem ks>l
pane zah&jen6. zde dnes unio-
wynn delnictvem. Za timto
hnutim jest pry odbor zeleznic
niho d6lnictva v Americke Fe-
deraci Pr&ce q kazdy uniovy
delnik We Spojenych Statech
bode poz&d&n, ably y3noval !
procento 5e sv<ho platu po do
bu 80 dnd do tohoto| fondu. Sou
tasn6.. bylo zali&jenp an9movni
,vysetfov&nf nedavnfch vytrz-
-nosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

sNAD Jlz ZlTRA BUDE PODEPSANA NOVA SNLO
Val MEZ1 uhL .I{skNil s<xA%4a,

New York. %. ledna. Unovi vddcove prohlasii dnes
re ocekava bray snad z zitra podepsan noveho mzdo
veho konaktu oblast til saI cmz odvraceno by bylo
ysechno nebezpecf savky uhlodolech 1. dubna.
T&zafi z Oha, Indiany Illinosu, nimz havr byi
konferencich cd minule sfedy neby vsak optmstc
dohodnutf mlze dospeti zia prav avsak podepsan
smlouvy moho by b zdrzeno dny dokonce dny az dc
sam@ho vyprseni pfitomnych smluv.
Jedine dfedni prohlaseni konferencni misnos dnes
ucnene Johnem L. Lewsem, pfedsedou Sdruzenych dnch
deniki Ameriky shode H. Pennou t9zafem Indiany
a spolecnym predsedou konference, bylo:
Podvybor thavffd tezafd), jenz konal porady cd
boy podminkach smouvy pfatenych obema stranam, s
nj pokrok bude snad mit neco oznamenf Ultra"
Jake supky tezafi nabfdli havffn ably pfistoupii
smlouvu zavaznou jeden rok nebyo mozno zst
Pra tez re teza nesou ocotn podepsa smlouvu nyn
ably tim neochabovaa popavka po uh Pokud hrozf nebez
peel stavy jest ella popavka uh zasobovani pro
doucnost mozno udrzovat veke vys coz jest
pro uhlobarony tou nejddlezitejE v9cf.
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DULEzITY SVEDEK ZMIZEL.
PANUJf OBAVY, zE sTAL Sc OBETf KU KLUxu v
LOUISIANA.


-. Bulletin:
BastToR, La, e. ledna PfiruGi generslni n&vladni
Seannes Wamsles 6ele patn&ct Slena sStni msni zdy
odeje Basrop krstce pred pinoc aby vysetf povsst
Harold Teesersom byl objeven farms as Styi mile od
tpd Zpr6vA pravi, ze jest xiv, ale drzen zajet.
Bastrop. o. ledna Harold Teegersrom, dIezity svs
dek stat pritomnem vysetrovani Klux Ka
zmzel zda sci jako Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards stav da obeti zakuklencd
Exujici hrizovl&du zdejsim okoli
Generani navladn Coco pravil dnes vecer:
Pfichazme zaverku, re Teegerstrom jest mrev pres
to- vysl0na evo dnes Nemohu varn sde pricny proc
sc konime tomuo mneni, ale myslim, re vem dilezie
vec vyjdou jevo eto fasi pfpadu budeme hotov
promnym sysenm. Generaln navladni pfedpovedel, ze
rs az 80 osob bude zatceno Is az 100 zaob
Nejdileztejsim svedkem dneska byl Victor S. Teeger
strom pohfesovaneho chapce jehoz vypoved
ly pferusovany kanim Hoch zmizel 90 pronce Cd t.
DOLBY nebyl vid9n
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PoPRAvY v IRsKU.

Belfast, %. ledna. - Zpra-
vodaj Exchange Telepragh z
Dundalku adeluje, xe til tam
nj obyvatele byli .popra~eni
dnes. Depese doddNa, ze tito
.muzi byli / dopadeni n okresr,
Monaghan. pied tfeznis yt5,dny
+po znicenE mostu. RyIi tpsJa a.
mes Melia. pouze 2o-let !: Tho
mas Lennon . Joseph Fergu-
son, vesm6s 2 Dndalaru. |. za po- ,i
sledni. diva m6siee byld- popra-
yeno v 1rsku 49, osob dfady
svobodneltp stAtp pro reyolue-
mi cinnost. s.,s ~
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SfIANKA 20 MSTOCUVERNEROVL
DOSUD Sc NEUKAZAL Cd ZAHAJENl SNEMU, v
NEMz MA PREDSEDATI SENATU.

@, % .ledna- 2tAfnls NJ dnesax-.
setfovanf pffcin nepftomnost
Bowling Green jenz nebyl zasedan cd sveho
zapfisahnut inauguracni den Povest obzaovacf ze
nj moho by byt zahaeno pro mistoguvernerov neujme
sch povnnos ako pfededajcf dfednk senatu koovay
dnes statnim kapitole
Senator George Kryder okresu Henry, repubkansk5
vddce dal podnst ku predozenf resouce prohasuc ze
nepomnost cth Earla D. Blooma, predsedy senatu hy!
akoveho douheho trvan ezto nesdcasn zasedani
cd sveho nastoeni bez jakeko psane neb
wy navrehujici ably byo usnesno ustanoven vboru t
enz by zsl pricnu jeho nepritomnos poda zpr;vu pr
nejblizsi pfiezitosi.'
Resoluce byla jednohasne pfjata. z Bowling Green.
domova guvernerova sdelue b zdrzen neodkadnym
obchodnimi zaezosm ale odjede pry do Columbus zra
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Dublin, %. ledna. Pet hodin
trvavsi bitva, v nfz republican
sti nepravidelni byh rporazeni,
oznamena .byla z West Cork
dnes. Velitei Hurley, z vojska
nepravidehych, byl zajat v
Kilbritrain. Pfeplaval. dv6 re-
ky v 1sili uniknouti svym pro-
nasledovateldm. Kapitan Vim
cent Sweeney, z nepravidelne.
no vojska v Clonakilty, byl "a
bit v bitve,- kdyz republican,
byli pfepadli oddil Svobodneho
Statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

PATTI, 22. fedna. Max
Nordau, prosluly n6mecky spi-
sovatel q filosof, zemfel We
SVEN domove zde dnes. Byl
nemocen po dlouhou dobu. v
posledni chvlli- byla 8 MIN je-
no manzelka q dcera Maxa.
Nordan byl anborem n4kolika
znamenittch hnih, 2 nicIhz nei
vktM pozosnost vyvolalo jsho
|dflo ''pegenerace". Nsrodil e
3. 1849 v Budape5d za. &dov-
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DIR. L. FlSER - GENERA
LEM.

Chicago, 21. ledna. Dosla
snsSpvkyar 1ess DIR. 4L~.sE Ei1ex,
prvni pfedseda lstredny Mar.
Sdruzeni, jenz kratce po- pre-
vratu povolan byl do vlasti,
kde stal sc hlavou armadniho
zdravotniho odboru, byl jmeno
van geperalem. V. teto hodno-
sti bude riditelem zdravotnf
sluzby cele ceskoslovenske ar
mady. s. -,
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DELO S DOsTkELEM so MIL.

Pafiz, 21. ledna. Journal"
oznamuje, ze We francouzske
namorni delolijn6 prav6 zhoto-
veno bylo delo, jez ma dostrel
60 mil. Toto umist9no bude v
jednom francouzskych ma
mornich opevneni. Samotna hla
ven della ma delku 81 metrd a
vazf 80 tun. S lafettou a ostat-
MIN zafizen{m v&zf d9lo t3-
mef $50 tun.
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oPILEc zAvINIL sMRT

Swansea, Mass, %. ledna.
Til male ditky zahynuly zde
vcera, kdyz veslovy clun sc
prekotil ma Coles fece. John
E. Des Rosters, = Fall River,
jenz die vySeMovani policie
wal d2ti na projfzdku We tlu-
MI, byl zat6en pro opilstvi,
kdyz byl zachrAnen z feky TIE
mi 1hochy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

skych rodfcI, kteri <se do u
her pfist& &hovali z Pruska. Ma
potatku sv6tove valky byl Nor
,dau v Paffzi intemovan, k Will
sve an6meeke narodnosti, pro-
pust6rl vSak MA cestn& slovo a
dovoleno mu odebrali Sc do
Span6lsha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-23

Pfedseda nejvyasho soudu
Taft stal Sc dAde6kem dvakra-
te We "a hodin&ch -v nedei,
81. prosince a na Novy Rok.
Malicci, v n6rucf chdvy, jsou,
Seth Chase Taft, j syn, G. P.
Tafta II. ze Cincina,sti . Lloyd
Bowers TAFT, syn Roberta A.
Tafta, jenz roVn1z bydn v o
nom m6st9. Byh pojmeuovani
po dedech z ln&ttatiiay ikany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17

by Miss Elizabeth Norris. a teacher
at Cony High and a member Of the
Augusta Girls Community club.
Grammar School Meet
Smith school IS points; Earring
ton school 33: Lincoln school. Angus
tn IL: Webster school, Auburn, 8;
Lincoln school, Auburn 2.
Events:
Ski-jump on large slide. George
Dufour OF Webster school Auburn,
first. with 81 It. s, and 80 It, 4, total
"a 1t. 10; Allen Morton of Smith
school. Augusta. 81 IT, 8 and 80 TT, a
in, total So IT, 9h: Earl Baker. Smith
school, Augusta, 331 # and 80 IT.
total SO IT 6.
Fifth grade bows 50-yd. snowshoe
dash. Kathleen Haskell F). Allen
(S). Nelson (S.) -
Fifth grade ski relay race, two
boys. two girls, Lincoln, harrington,
Smith.
Fifth and sixth grade ski obstacle
race for boys. Bonenfant (S), Clou-
tier (S). Thorne CD
Fifth and sixth grade ski obstacle
race for girls. McAllistcr (S). Rey-
nolds (S).
Sixth grade snow shoe relay race, two
boys. two girls, Smith first.
Sixth grade ski 6O-yard dash for
boys. Bonenfant (S). Cloutier 50. Ca
rev F).
Sixth grade ski s0-ysrd dash for
girls. Stevenson CD, Nelson (S), Rey-
nolds (S).
Seventh and eighth grade 60-yard
snowshoe dash for boys. Brown 90.
bennett (t). Cullinane CLincoln school
Auburn).
Seventh and eighth grade 60-ysrd
showshoe dash for girls, Thorne CD.
Barker U), DumOnt (S).
Seventh and eighth grade snowshoc
obstacle race for boys, Brown (S),
Hart (S). bennett F).
Seventh and eighth grade .snowshoe
obstacle race for girls, Thorne Q),
Farnham Cd. Ffe1d (S).
Seventh and eighth grade boys 10
yard ski dash, Lcadbctter go. Dufour
(Webster Grammar school. Auburn.
Culiinane Lincoln school. Auburn.
Seventh and eighth grade girls Is
yard ski dash. Hanson 50, Farnham
N), disclaimers (S).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17

cial contest between the Augusta
Juniors and the Waterville Juniors
will be held. Each city is limited to
three jumpers. two jumps TO . per-
son. and one trial jump. During the
Waterville winter carnival the Au-
Gusta Juniors won over the Water
Vile Juniors. 1t is remarkable how
these boys have developed in a single
season. both as to form and distance.
100 r. NJ. .nterscholastic Hockey
finals at State Park Rink-Playoft
between Cony High and Westbrook.
80 kennebec Valley Trap Shoot
ing at State Park near Rink. This
sport is an added attraction included
for the benefit of its followers and
conforming to the policy that a pro-
gram of winter sport should include
some form of recreation for every
one. something in which he is inter-
ested as participant. A cup has
been offered by the Brooks Hardware
Company. same to be held by that
person first winning it two times,
not necessarily in succession. Han
dicaps, will be placed on the small
bore guns. but same may be used If
desired. Billy Hill of Portland will
conduct the shooting. Plenty Of guns
and ammunition available for any
spectators. who may wish to try
their skill alter the match. This
part of the program in charge of
Kenneth T. Lee
2.30-220 yard snowshoe dash, go
ard Ski Dash and half mile Ski relay.
800 Maine Intercollegiate Hockey.
Play off between the two best avail
able teams from the four Maine col
leges for the State of Maine Carnival
Championship. Cup offered by
V'ckery & Hill Publishing COMPANY.
$50 College Finals at State Park
near Rink. College ski and snewshoe
medals donated by the Augusta Ro-
tary Club.
Cost: All day, adults soc, children
25c. tag system.
6.00-12.00 Dinner and Dance at
Augusta House Open 10 all carnival
participants. visitors, hotel guests.
and others. Apply at hotel for
tickets
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TopAY,S PROGRAM

300 A. NJ. Preparatory School fin
ais at Ganeston Park. Silver loving
cup offered to winner of this meet bv
tifield Brothers Company of Augusta
dealers in winter sports goods, etc.
Shields and medals donated by the
Augusta kiwanis Club.
1000 A. NJ. Maine Amateur Ski
Jumping at Ganneston Park ski
Jump. Hon. w. F.'Gannett has Offer
ed large silver loving cup of special
design and markings as a prize in
this event, which is open to bona fide
resident of Maine only. Entries
limited to two from each community.
10. A. NJ. College Events at Gam
ncston Park and Ski Jump Govern
or Percival J.. Baxter, in 1922, pres
ented an elaborate bronze loving cup
to be placed in competition year af-
ter year until won three times by the
same college as a trophy in the COM
petition between the four Maine
collcses-Bates. Bowdoin, Colby and
the University of Maine Maine won
the cup in 1922. Events include
cross country snowshoe race, one
mile cross country snowshoe ski, one
mile and ski jumping. This incen-
tive to college participation proved
successful so flat now each OF the
four Maine colleges has an active
outing club and rivalry in the sports
is keen. Moreover. they have each
developed some exceptional per-
formers in the sports who have par
ticipated in various Maine carnivals
this season. These events in charge
Of Alden s.. HichbOrn.
At the close Of these events Q spd.
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Lincoln Academy; second, Adolpl

Lincoln Academy; second, Adolph
Whitney. kents Hill.
Third heat won by Leroy Norton,
Newport High; second, Alvah Rich
ardson. Newport High.
Fourth heat won by Rupert AID
rich. South Paris High; second,
Ralph Hildreth, Gardiner.
Fifth heat won by Frederick Bag
ley. Cony; second, William Cullinane.
Edward Little High school
Sixth heat won by Robert Faux
ner. Houlton; second. James Bar
stow, Lincoln academy.
Seventh heat won by Oayma Colby,
South Paris; second. Ralph Merry,
Morse High school.
Heat for second place men, first
three to place in the finals, won by
Hildreth, Gardiner; second, Rich
ardson. Norway; third, Whitney,
Kent's Hill.
snowshos and Ski Relay Race, 70
- Yards
First heat won by Cony; Coburn
second.
Second heat won by Fryeburg;
Houlton second.
Third heat won by Lincoln acad-
envy: second, Morse.
tOuftn neat won Dy South ParlS;
second, Norway.
Heat for second place winners. one
team to qualify for the finals, won
by Norway.
100 I'd. snowshoe Race
First heat won by Harold r. West
colt. Coburn: Sumner Varnum. CAL
ais.
Second heat tie between Arnold
Hill Of Fryeburg and Joseph Suereg.
kent's Hill Tor first place; third,
Clifford Dudley, Norway.
Third heat won by NJ. Folsom.
Newport; second, James Andrews.
Lincoln academy.
Fourth heat won by Harry Nor
ton, South Paris: second, John Dill
bingham. BridCeton.
Fifth heat won by Alfred Marei-
son, Caribou: second, LadSer TOus-
saint. Fort Kent.
Sixth heat won by Elliot Carleton,
kent's Hill: Josiah Moves, IIoulton.
Seventh heat won by Charles F..
Hardy. Coburn: second Leon An
drews. Washington Academy.
Heat for second place winners.
first two men to place in the finals.
won by Moves, Houlton; second,
Toussaint, Fort Kent
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VO0rhis Leaves
Nash Company

1t became known yesterday by
way Of a joint announcement issued
by President C. w. Nash and C. B.
Voorhis that the latter has resigned
his position as Vice President and
Director OF Sales and retired from
active service as an official Of The
Nash Motors Company.
Though this comes as a surprise
to the industry in general it was
looked for by intimate friends who
have been aware for some time past
that Mr.. Voorhis personal affairs
We're demanding more and more Of
his attention.
He will continue to be substanti-
ally interested in The Nash Motors
Company and also in number of
Nash distributing organizations.
though the major share of his activ-
tiles will be aged by interests out
side the industry.
Pursuant to Mr.. Voorhis' decision
a year ago that he must relinquish
his official connection with Nash
Motors properly to direct his private
affairs Earl II. McCarty was brought
into the organization as sales man.
agcr.
Mr. Noorhis has been in charge of
sales for Nash since the time OF its
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-17
FRIDAY EVENTS
(Continued from Page Ono

cipated in the morning events being
the guests of Governor Percival j..
Baxter. The finals in these events
will be run off this mornin gat Gam
eston Park. The evening closed
with a. ball at City Hall. the splendor
of which has never been surpassed
in this city.
Jack Latin, now OF Brunswick:
but formerly Of Lake Placid and
New York City and winner OF the
Elks' Skating trophy Yesterday Will
give an exhibition Of fancy ana
trick skating at Ganeston Park this
morning. Russ Jones also will give
an exhibition. these features having
been arranged as special attractions
for the morning program.
During the afternoon. Miss kalh-
crime Wyman and William n. Can
rett, the Queen and King Of the Car
niyal. held court at the Royal Parlor
at the Park and Howard Hall was
open to spectators. refreshments be-
ing served and an opportunity beng
affordede for inspection of the un-
usual and antique furniture at the
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