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Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
DUTCH NAMED CONEY ISLAND
Discovered in 1924 by Verrazano, and
in the Public Eye Ever Since
That Time.

Coney island, New York's lively and
picturesque playground, has a history
as lively and picturesque us itself. 1t
has been in the public eye ever since
1924, when, according to some authori-
ties. it was discovered by Verrazano.
Although Coney is long and thin now,
stretching about six miles from east
to west according to old maps it was
short and tat when Henry Hudson,
first sailed past it.
The early history of Coney island is
as full of romance as that which she
is making at present. The Hollanders
In Kings county named it Conyen
Eylandt, which is Dutch for Rabbits
island, and used it for a pasturage
for cattle, remarks the New York sun
and Globe
When, in 1912, the English Graves
enders arrived they were met by An
tony Jansen Van Saiee, nicknamed
The Turk, who claimed the island.
Jansen, although originally a Dutch
man, had long lived in Barbary, and
acted and dressed like the traditional
Turk He had been a resident of New
Amsterdam, but got in Dutch" with
the authorities by threatening Dominic
Bogardus for dunning him for church
dues.
The trouble started when Bogardus
wife, Annike, snubbed Mrs. jansen,
who, piQued, gave vent to the gossip
about the dominie's wife lifting her
skirts too high while stepping over d
mud puddle. The dominic retorted by
dunning for dues. Jansen's reply was
threat of personal violence, anu he
was bound over by the authorities not
to carry anything more deadly than
an AK within the limits of New Am
sterdam.
Jansen moved to farm in New
Utrecht, where he found more free
dom, and when the Gravesenders OBJ
tanned their patent his farm was part
of the western boundary. He defend
ed his claim vigorously, claiming the
overIordship Of Coney island, until the
Gravesenders' right to it was estab-
Hshed.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
A TALK WITH A ROANOKE
RAPIDS MAN

Mr. j. B. Hardy, carpenter, of JEFF
ferson Street, tells his experience.
There is nothing like a talk with
one of our own citizens for giving
hope and encouragement to the an
xious sufferer from the dread kidney
disease. We therefore, give here an
interview with Roanoke Rapids man:
when my back gets to hurting me
and my kidneys don't act just right,
Doan's Kidney Pills cure this trou-
Bile" says Mr.. Hardy. mot long ago
my back felt lame and sore when
first got up in the morning and there
was a stiffness across my back,
which made it hard job for me to
bend. While l was stirring around,
was alright, but when came home
and sat down, my kidneys began to
ache and had me feeling pretty miser-
able. While had this trouble
with my back, my kidneys were weak
irritated and the kidney sceretions
and acted too frely. My bladder was
burned in passage. Before ! got any
worse. | went to the Roanoke Phar-
macy and bought box of Doan's
Kidney Pills. They soon put me in
AL shape again."
60c at all dealers. Foster Mil
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo N. Y. o
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Wedding Anniversaries.

The wedding anniversaries usually
celebrated are as follows At the end
OF the first year, the cotton wedding
OF the second year, the paper we'd
ding; of the third year, the leather
wedding; Of the fifth year the wooden
wedding; of the seventh year, the
woolen wedding; of the tenth year, the
TIN wedding; Of tho twelfth year, the
silk and fine linen wedding; of the flf-
teenth year, the crystal wedding; Of
the twentieth year the china we'd
ding; of the twentysdsth year, the sill
yer wedding; of the thirtieth year, the
pearl wedding; Of the fortieth year,
the ruby; of the fiftieth year, the
golden. and of the seventy-ffth year,
the diamond weddin&
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Fine for the Younustera

"Play as you enter" is the welcome
sign on the sides Of the "Jollytown"
trolley cars in Baltimore Nd where
the traction company has set aside
several cars for the children 10 play
in. They are complete n every de-
tail except that the power Is TUNED
off and they are anchored to the
ground. Instead of the usual advef-
tising cards, Mother Goose rhymes
and pictures are displayed along the
sides. The stngins gon@ and the
loud calling Of Imaginary and unheard.
of street names afford noisy proof OF
the popularity of the play cars as the
crews take t}ern along fanced routes
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28

hand in hand with this goes their
preference for foreign languages
English primarily, and then French,
with little German. 1t is, Of course,
impossible for a country to build up
a body Of national literature In a for
eign language. Intellectually, how
ever, China Is making reassuE1ng prog
ress. Its rnBee greatest political
writer's, all Of whom have been active
now for nearly quarter of a century
-Tschang Schi-tung, Kang- Yu-wei, and
kang gKitschao-are as active as ever
In their efforts to save the nation from
the fate Of India or Burma or Korea
or Egypt or Poland.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28


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Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
The Cases Not Similar

Judge Kerr, who is an active
candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress in the
second district while holding on
to the job of Superior court
judge, making political speeches
in the intervalsbetween courts,
has undertaken to defend his
course in this respect. Speaking
in Northampton county he cited
the fact that Woodrow Wilson
made his campaign for presiden-
tisi nomination while governor of
New Jersey, and that Governor
Kitchin made campaign for
senator while governor. Judge
Kerr knows the cases are not
analogous. The gubernatorial
office is not judicial. In this part
of the country judges are not
supposed (the word Supposed
is used advisedly) to take an ac-
tive part IN politics while on the
bench; it has not been considered
good form for a judge to step off
the bench and make political
speech, and then go back to his
job of judging. For obvious
reasons that sort of thing is con-
sidered of doubtful propriety
The temptation to so conduct the
judicial Office, which should be
free of bias, as to gain political
favor might be too great. The
only case recalled in this part of
the country similar to Judge
Kerr's is that of Chief Justice
Walter Clark, who made a cam
paign for senator while holding
on to his judicial Office.
1t is possible, of course, that
Judge Kerr can get by with his
congressional campaign without
doing violence 10 the proprieies
of bis judicial Office. But that
sort of thing doesn't look gdod
and we're hoping that the p}e-
cedent will not be followed. Il rs
no business of ours who is chosen
congressman from the sf,bnd,
but we have feelirs that if
Judge Kerr is rejected he has it
coming to him. = Statesville
Daily.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Mrs. Reach Tells How She Got
to Know Rat-Snap.

Have always feared rats,
Lately noticed many on my
farm. A neighbor said he just
got rid of droves with RAT
SNAP. This started me think
ing. Tried RAT-SNAP myself.
1t killed II. and scared the rest
away" RAT-SNAP comes. in
three sizes, 35c, Csc, S1.25. Sold
ard guaranteed by Roanoke
Pharmacy Co., Roanoke Rapids,
n. C.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Friday, September %. 1928
Serving Two Masters

The rather trenchant editorial
reprinted on this page from the
Statesville Daily in regard to the
propriety of combining judicial
activities and a political CAM
paign, voices a feeling we have
found to be widespread in this
part of the district. Try as hard
as ever he can we do not believe
that Judge Kerr, or any other
man, can remain absolutely un-
biased between political friends
and opponents while holding
courts in the very district in
which he is seeking election to
Congress.
That there is conflict between
the conduct of the two activities
almost any thinking man who
has attended one of Judge kerr's
courts will promptly attest. One
cannot please the voters" and
give abstract justice. Regardless
of the issue of Judge Kerr's race
for another political office, the
legislature of the state at their
next session should enact legis-
lation making 1t absolutely i'm
possible for any other judge to
follow what we can only consider
a dangerous and unhealthy pre-
cedent.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Do rhey Turn II OFT

A little girl from Indianapolis with
two older sisters visited Niagara
Falls. After watching the volume OF
water pour over the American side
Of the falls several minutes she in
Qufred: DO they turn 1t of at nightT
The girl probably had In mind the
water at the Indiana Soldiers and
Sailors monument at Indianapolis,
which pours over the stone work
there and Is turned off late each night.
indianapolis News
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
A Hard Blow.

Mrs. Brown-Yer ain't lookin' too
happy today, Mrs. Jones. What's upf
Mrs. Jones-What's up? Jones has
been promising all week to take me
and Billy to see Charlie Chaplin, and
this morning, half an hour ago, just
as we was getting ready his strike
was declared of, and he had to 80
back to work. That's what's up!-
The Pathfinder.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
hEGLECTlNG THEIR LANGUAGE
Younger Chinese Since thei Revolution
Show Preference for English
and French.

To Judge from the numerous arti-
cies that are being written on China,
Is literature is not reaping great bene-
MS from the revolution. In the first
place. the Chinese language is be-
ing pushed more and more into the
background. The younger generation
no longer receives the trainingli it once
received In the. ChlEesas &C assie &, and
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Birds With Copper FeathsrA

In the bird house up at the north END
OF the Geological park in New York 10
cage of touracos, an African bird Of
brilliantly colored plumage. In the
wings is dash of red, and we are told
by the placard that the peculiar thing
about the color is that it Is caused BY
the presence of I per cent of copper
Engineering and Mining Journal-Pr.ss
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
First Rung Of the Ladder,

"How did you come to choose q po-
litical career?"
81 didn't choose it." replied Sena-
tor Sorghum. The first time l was
elected to Office it was because every
body else was too busy to be candi-
date"
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Surrender In The Ruhr

Unconditional surrender in
the Ruhr! The abandonment of
passive resistance without COM
pensating guarantees amounts
to nothing else. Poincare is JUS
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Needed Treatment

Gofer-Doctor, you remember yeu
recommended golf to take my mind OF
my work?
Doctor-YaS.
We'll, can you prescribe something
now to get It back againr'-Life.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Gsvi breeding.

Good manners is the art Of nakme
those peopl.' easy With whom We cor
verse. Whoever makes the fewess
persons Inea,:- is the best bred In The
company Swift.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
a. Augustine, rla.

B. Augustine. Fla, was settled Ssn
tsnbsr 9. 1855, ~ Spaniards undsa
Psdrs Mensdsx u Av1lss; but the
paacs had besa visited - early - lob
b. Peace 4 Leon
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
Oceans penths

A device for measuring the oceans
depths by reflected sound waves is
being tried.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28

All communications should be
addressed to the Herald Publishing Co.
Persons wishing return 8 mssn, must
all cases enclose stamps.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28
TELEPHONE 70

Entered as Second Class Matter Ap.
3, 1914, at the Post Office at Roanoke
Rapids, North Carolina, under Act of
March 8, 1879.
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-09-28

All cards of thanks, resolutions of re-
pect, ETC., etc., will be charged for at
the rate of ten cents per line. Cash
must accompany article in all cases ex-
cept where customer has regular &C
count. No insertions made for less
than % cents.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
ACUsADO DE sUsTRAER MADE
RAS

Ell detective Reinedio del poblad0
dc Santurce. Ia ju,ado ante In Cortc
Municipal, una deDuncia contra 81 SUI
ietn Pedro Otero, trigilcio de 10 amos
.i;' cdad j Natural de Barre. residea-
t. tn Halo Re9. parada sc, por IN
delito de Ahuso tt Confi%uza, c1nsis-
irntr g n qne IN int' dc los dias del
c0rrientc mes, s -iendo guarliaa lie
una obra que Sc construye Ell la pa
rada 26 v media de Santurce, SO apo
der6 de tres tallas de pino Do IS pies
dc 1x12: varias guarniciones dc kit
3 up volumen de silets de Mx6, TODD
v%aloralo en- $500, cuyas madcras las
verdi0 a un tai Emiliano yelez, por Ia
caltidad dc 800, siendo las mismas
recuperadas en- poler del tai E6lez.
Este case esta pendiente de juicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
sar de e~sperarauna revolucion en- Anne

saede esperar.una revoluci0n en- Anne
RIGA.
Los tfabajadores v aldeanos de Flu
ropa mas razones tiene Europa CAPT
~talista, estaran Ell condolences de po-
der s~ostener Y desenvolverse en- ell te-
reno de. ii intima union economical
y mflitar.
No debeinos eertar los ojos ante 81
hechO de que ell peligro que NOS anne
naza por pafte de les Estados UnitGbs
que toleran Y amparan la ruina de Eu-
ropa y estan listos para aprooiarse la
herencia de esta Ultima, estimula ur-
genteinente 4 Alos pueblos de Europa a
crear los Estados UnidGs de Trabaja-
dores y-Aldeanos Europeos.
Una de las razones por las cuales
Sc letarda la reyolIa.v,l en- toda Ia
Europa es que los fdtiles europeos tie
men todavfa la esperanZa puesta en- ell
Tic Sam, en- Ia asistencia para los
mas hambrientos lugares de la ham
br'enta Europa, bonos v preStamos
americanOs, etc. AIientras mis- pronto
as masas populares recuperen la con-
fianZa Ell su glan poder. mas fntima-
mcnte Sc unirdn en- Republicans de Ira
bajadores Y Aldeanos Europeos, Y mas
Dronto prcgrpsara Ia revoluci6n en- Eu-
ropa, asf como al otro lado del Allan
tico.
La r%evoluci6n dc Europa scra ell po-
1hroso comienzO de Ia revoluci6ns en-
America Y en- ell restO del mundo. Po-
demos dccir con toda seguridad que
el trlunfo de Ia revoluci6n en- Europa
necesitard solo de muy pocos aflos pa
ra sacudir ell poder de la burguesfa
americana.
No soalmente la question del Rhur,
por ejmplo, la question del suminis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
Trotsky aboga por la creacion|
de los EstadosiD mdos de Europa

Nota de Ia Rclaecien = No impor-
Ia cual sea Ii opinion nuestra y Ia de
nuestros lectores o respecto a la Re-
pdblied Rusa estabiecid:t por los So
yiets; pero su existencia es unor de
los grandes factories m~undiales para
~resolyer el problema de lii recons-
trucci5n &c Europa que ba sido ell re-
sultado de la gran guerra. Por estai fa-
ION los puntos de vista lie Leon Tr0ts-
Ky. ministro de la gacrra russo y lnlO
de los mas podcfosos lfderes del so
vietismo, son de surna iInportancia.
Nuestros lectores notarln pur ell ar
tfcuIo que reproducimes a cont:nua-
ci0n, que Trotsky, considera. a los rs
tados Unidos como inmunes a Ia nc
v0luci0n" durante algun0s aiios, Y
que ell partido soviet ha decidid Or
g~aniZar antes que NADIA a Espafa V
luego eXtenderse al Asia.)
Moscou, agosto 20. Omitted Press.)
Leon Trotsky. ministro de la que
IRA en- el g;Ibinete de la RepGblhca
RTsa, esta agitando la creaci0n de los
"Estados Unidos de Europa. Sus pun
tos de vista con respccte Il esto. tai
Y como aparecieron publicados. Ell al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
timo, las Isias Britdnicas Sc CONVEX
tirfan en- un socio a~petecible de la Fee
deraci6n Europea.
UN sERIO PROBLEMA

Alguien podrd preguntar: Por que
una Federation Eurupea, y no mum
dial? Dcsde lucgo el progreso econ6-
miico y polftico del mund0 Sc mueve
lcontlnmmente hacia una economic
mundjal confederate con un grade lie
c"ntfaliZaci6n moporcionado con sn
standard t6cnico. Pero ,nosdtros no
estamos considerable aqui- la futura
economic social del nmndo. Considera-
Iios actualmcnte una seduction para Ia
prosecute situaci0n ~crftica para Europa.
| ebcmoS dem0Strar a los tr~abajado-
res Y aldcan3s de Ia angustiala Euro
pa, n seduction Independence del
plpceso de Ia r%evolrKi6n en- America,
Australia, Asia o Africa.
Ilesdc este pnnto de vista los E,sta-
,f@os ItnidoS de Europa. estdn sobre cl
Miano plano liist1rico del gobierno de
TiAbaiadores Y Aldeanos.
~ AHusLtcd Hi StIluo ue Ill guerra mu-
mas fuerte de 10 que era ant9s.
'Isafgbdrgucsia americana esti todavfa
miy s0lida' Y cs prdcticamente indie
EcRdiente del merca,io europeo. Ash,
cohsiderando a Amtricat separadamen-'
tp de Europa, In revolution en aquclla
estd %pospnesta por algunas veintenas
de amos. Quiere este decir que la re-
%volHciora Ell Europa. debc esperHr
de America? Naturalmente que no.
III Russia, que es un pals de pereZo-i
sos, no puede y no quiiere esperar has
ia que una revGluci6n Sc inicie on Eu-
ropa para no cstar Gispuesta Y deseo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

@
81 por tanto Tempo Sc la rcs.onoci-
do ais, lutamchte indispe.isa1l Die Ii
~federacidn. de la peninsula halkarica.
es tempo ahora de poiler esa misma
farea en- IN camino elaro y definitivo
antes de ~palhaanizar a Europa. Los
unicos pafses que puedan son los
Estados Unidos de los Soviets. por un
lado, y la Gran Bretana por ell otro.
81 ell gobierno de trabajalores V u
ropeo, antes del derrmnbamiento del
lmperialismo britanico--lo cual es muy
probable %entonces, indiscutiElemcn-
tie, Ia Federation europea de Trabaia-
dores Y aadeanos eStard Ell contra del
capital ingles. Con la ruina de este III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

tro de carbon V metales n Europa.
sino tambien la question de las indem-
niZaciones ser1n resueltas satisfacto-
riamente por ell progranla de los Esta-
dos CnidOs de Europa.
Las Preparedness cs una question pu-
ramente Europea. La Europa he Ira
bajadores Y Aldeanos tendra su pre-
supucstO de repaIacionts asf como s1l
presupuesto militar. V este 1ltimo tan
limitado como 10 permita la
tie I'M peligro exterior. Este respucs-
to estarl basado IN progresistas rem
tas internas. contribuciones sobre Of
capital, Ia cOnfiscaci0n de los ricos
hecl.as p0r los pobres durante Ia re-
valuci0n, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19

CdduIla
aESt paraylas
Intermediates
oya1de laPiea

@ Los que han, estado sufiiShdo porj
ahos de afecciones de Ia piel, srtsim.7
ties, obstinadas y rioiestas, consigsuen
alivie east al iastante por medic del
uso del Unglento Cadum. Alivia al
instante Ia picazon y qxemazon y en-
pieza a cicatrizar la piel inAamada,
irritada o afectada despues de Ia pri-
mera aplieacion. Ha probado ser I'm
gran alivio para millares de personals
que durante afos han est.do sufrien-
do de eczema, ene (barros), granos
~4urtnculos, rlceras, 'erupciones, arti-
,carias, ronchas, a.motranas, comez6n.
sarna, heridas, aranazos, cortaduras,
lastimaduras, aspercs, p~ostemillas,
escaldadura, sarpullido, quemaduras.
costa, margulladuras, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
PoREEoN TRorsKY
.uinistro dc Ia guerra en- Ia Repabiic
RasG
Reprcdaei' 10 dc "Pra7da", diafio Off
cial del partido Soviet

ReprCduci 10 dc Prada, diafio off
ciai del Partido Soviet !
Els va tempo de dar ell CRITIC de
combate para la crtaci0n de los "Es-
tados Unidos de Europa, Y unirlo al
grito de combate 4 III uobierno de Ira
5bajadores y a~ldeanos.
La Union de estos dos critics sera
5ull gran paso hacia ell hallazgo de una
c~olitestaci0n cara Ids mas diffciles
pres:suiitas del presente d~esarrollo de
los asuntos ,enrnpeos.
Ia Ultima guerra eapitalista fu6 fun
damentameIte una guerra europea.
La participation dc America V del
Jap0n, en-! NADIA han afectado este. ca.
.Facter. Recibiendo 10 que habfa desaa-
do, America retro sus manos del fue-
go etlropeo " resreso a su casa.
Alemania pretende organizar a Euro
pa, eeon0nlieamente tajo su admins
TRACTION, Y luegO iniciar una guerra
definitiva con Inglatcrra por la auto
cracia mun{ial. Francia intenta divi-
dir carlcter agrario, p2queha pobla-
ci0n. v su sistema econ0mico conser.
yador, Franeia no puede nj siquiera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
10 ENCONTRARoN MI ERTo

Informan de Morovis. que 81 dfa ZIG,
ell el barrioA Iororis Sud, fue ~enc0ntra-
do mnerto ell individuo Tomas Flores,
en- TN trahaio que estaba e%fectuando.
La Corte de Paz y Ia policfa, practican
II Investigation del case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
MANIFIEsTos Al PUERTO

Ell CRITIC del Gobierno de Trabajado
res y Alaeanos triunfa esR ii ctaltinen
te creciente n2cesidad que tienen las
inasaS trabajadoras de hallar una solu
ci6n por 81 mismas. y hay una nece
Sidad urgente de demOstrirles que III
seduction cs una friima cooperation &c
monica de los pueblos de Europa. 81.
10 6sta union salyara mestro cont
nente de la ruina %etoiomica y de. Sc
esclavizado por Ell poderoso capita
a%conomico de America,
America ha dejal15 sofa a Europa
aguardando establishments 81 nome )
to Ell que la agoIifa de la vidd IcSco!i6
mica de Europa. la haDiiite paf;f p6
der comprar Ell resto del cohtinente
como ha degrade hgcer coli { Alaska.
por POGO dinero.
Francia. drsdc lHego, :ios:ptede a
bandonnr d Alemania nj Gstn dejar 6
Francia sofia. Y estos de- pafses Sol
In substantial de la Europa Ocriden
tai.
Al pie.,eEte nivcl dc :uerAa> rroduc
iva. el continentc europeo est:t init
ma y ecGn5micans ute unirC. Ia pala
bra Europa no es un termino geogra
fic1, sino e%can0mico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-19
. a.. Hs
EXPEDIDo

Ell G0bernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para Cuba, al sefOr Rodolfo Pc
rez, de Santurce, V para todos los pal
SEES, al senior Edward A.. Bailey v Sc
nora, de Manatf.