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ROANOKE RAPIDS HERALD. KOAKOKE RAPID S, N. C.
AROUND THE WORU) WITH HERALD PHOTOGRAPHERS
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tion of P.r of Set At r.te
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i t TTmrm n wxmrw". axi Tn wiin a nnnurr oi ouicx aw i - -1 i r ... ii
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- oftfct Tnon wirnng nation. A number of th bet nd nost interesfceg of th pictures Ufcoa by tie photocrpboi wifl U
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FIRST AMERICAN TROOPS BACK FROM SIBERIA
r.rH,. TV.t'i ll-'ii"" Jr'ilr
r he.l. ir...: if a a rv.-t.ir
Wt.-rl. I'l.m are n: f.rail tt
the . re. t.on i f a ne v.ittoa null her,
t., ,e ,uiutal:i!.'.t at $:JiM'" r $i'V
Oi'ii. It is h.iH-a tu twitw coastrui'tioa
vt t!ie J'lant tin fall.
A::l.'n. :ili ! -r j'lt alter
July II. Miiiiv.rvuy ef the fa.l
hi: tlin.ujih . Ai-U uf 1 ria:i;l-U tlurii. tl.e
f t!ie r.;tile.
MAKING AN AIR TRIP AROUND TKE EDGE Or THE U. S.
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mmM If raw iir v 1
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CreensJ.or.i- The hoiiin? situation
in r.reetishorn is s'lowinit .mie im-Vr.ivrm-nt.
f..irl.ir,.l n.-m.-l. retary
of the i-hamher of i-omm.-r.-e. atmounr
e.l. From relrt reee'vel by th
(hanih.-r, Mr. IVniil sauh i.l'l'"'!-matt-ly
t'-n new hmises are h.-lr.s huilt
in Ure.-r.sl.oro at the lrveiit time-
News has Jnst hefn rexei fd from
l.oii.l.m. Kr-ifiaiul. of the titin.il honor
r. . enily i .,n; rre.l on John J rho.-n.x.
..f (ii-eiishor... who was forniaJJy in
si.il'e.l as ri.uhI priest of Nonh ("
olm.i. the (eivmoiiies havinc heen In
rharue of the probata gruni m aster ut
KiiK'.a n1.
W'a.l.-s'ioro - There was an a.-Hclent
on the l.il.-viile l-oa.l wliirh resulted
in s-noiis injuries to Mrs. Arthur Mil
!r t!i. The ear. heini; ilnv.-n by a
-ro boy. ba. ke.i into r (lit. h atol over
turi.eJ There mere several others in
the ear. bat Mr. Hii'b'.'th was the only
one luirt.
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First AiiH-i'U'iiii trisipn to ret urn fnun Slberi'.
They urilveil on the trunsport Tlioinim tit Sim Friuu lso..
FRENCH MEMORIAL IN MEXICO CITY
MME. EISHIRO NU1DA
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. . r..s....ie.i i.v the Freii. h colony In Mexico
'IHIS IS IIIC lieilHUlllI 111. Hi ii...... ! '
nnl roc ntly de.llcule.1 to French .lend In the cemetery t Mexico Uty.
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OLD GLORY AT THE ARCH OF TRIUMPH
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WHIPS COMPARING METHODS
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BLINDED HERO OF TKE FRENCH ARMY
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F.yettevill.v- Vlrtinjs of two auto
mobile accidents occtirrine on the
streets of Fayetteville are recunerat
Int; in l.nal hospitals. William Muse,
nf ll..pe Mills, was badly bruis.-d and
Kunercil a severe nenroua shock when
his wmon was run into und turned
over by an automobile.
lHiTiu
T., crrvtna the American colors through the Arch of Triumph
In the Fnrls victory parade on ltastile day.
MUCH IN LITTLE
Ecuador has a population
at l,5Hi,ono and on nrea of
Miiare miles.
Courses In carpentry and furniture
maklns have been added by theXo
fcenhagen Technolofflcnl Institute vlth
view to making Penmark let de
pendent upon liuportaUona. 4
Twenty-six Japanese merchantmen
wore sunk by German submarines.
Ilcfore the year 18"9 practically
every shoemaking process was a hand
process. '
A record of service that probably
has few equals Is that of Miss Har
riet P. Houghton, who has been In
the employ of Lynn, Mass, bank
for 50 years.
Mine. Klshlrn Nnblii, wife nf the
'bird secretary of the Japanese lega
tion. Is pleasantly conspicuous ut a
number of Washington's largest social
iffalrs, In native costume. She Is con
sidered one of the most charming
members of the diplomatic set.
It Did Have.
Tbroe-yenr-old John had never been
permitted to eat sodas fir sundaes or
any of the other fancy drinks that are
served at soda fountains. He bud had
lust nlnln ice cream and that lit home.
Hut the other day grandmother came
for a vlKit and mother broke her rule
and permitted him to accompany
grandmother to the corner drug store,
nrnn.lnw.ther ordered plnln cream for
John and an Ice-cream sodn for her
self.
For a little while John was too In
terested In his ,lce cream to notice
nnvthlns else. Then he hnppencd to
l.w.k at grandmother and saw the
glass of soda. Speechless he watched
her, for a little while. Then he broke
silence with, "Say. grandma, I want
some Ice cream with a suck to I "
Senator Charles Curtis or Kansas,
Republican whip. Is demonstrating' to
Senator lVter Coelet tierry of Hhode
Island, Democratic whip, how he
keeps the Kepilbllcmm " '"'
posture would indicate that be i.
forceful arguments, though the smile
on Senator tierry- face gives the Im
pression that Senator Curtis' method
are not without humor.
English Made In Germany.
A new guide b.x.k made In Oermnnv,
hut printed In the English language,
commends Itself In a foreword as
"serviceable to the r.rltlsli occupai-m
trmips." For their edification It pr'nt
tbls explanation "f a 1. t'end of the
llhlne, says the Outlook)
"Two Christian princes has taken 1
Christian virgin on a war of plunder
and fought after some time for tb
possession of the same. A priest pro
posed that the virgin should be sacrl
(Iced to the dragon living mi the moun
tain. The virgin was fastened to tb
rock, and h'ii the dragon awoke. 'ie
wanted to seize the same. Then th
virgin presented him the holy cros
when the animal ngglomernted 1n
lump and threw Itself into the Uhlne."
Not ths Warts.
The famous portrait painter, Mr.
John S. Sargent. U. A., who Is engaged
on a picture .Jeplctlng a group of some
thirty principal military leaders, tells
an amusing story of a millionaire who
commissioned a portrait, but did not
seem very snll-fted when he Inspected
It-
"You have b 't out one or two most
essential foal"1." he remarked.
"Hut," said the painter, "I thought
you wouldn't .are to have the er
warts produced."
The millionaire turned purple with
race. "Confound It, sir." he bellowed,
"I'm tnlKing about the diamond rings
aiul pln-not the warts."
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Tairhnm. T)r. Fred
Peacock", of High Point. N. C. a trus-
s ! tee of the college, notified President
j i Few several day ago that Mr. and
j I Mrs. K. 11. Terry, of High Point, had
i ' -,.,.io it nossihlrt for Trinity college to
ome into possession of the vaoaanio
library of the late Prof. A. H. Hit
man. who was for many years a pro
fessor in the college.
nockinrlam The bankers com
prising group No. seven which Is cov
ered by the banks in the seventh con
gressional district, met at Hamlet for
organization.
Chairman F.astcrling reported every
bank In his district a member of the
North Carolina Hankers association
and culled the next meeting at Win-ston-Sulem.
Genera! Manotirv. the French conqueror of the Omen,, blinded during the
war, being le.l Into the Hall of Mirrors in Versailles during the signing of the
treaty, by General Alby, chief of staff.
AMERICANS AT LAFAYETTE'S TOMB
fees
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Salisbury After several weeks (i
warning that all who drive automo
biles in the city, that Is all Salisbury
cars, must have chauffeur license.
Chief of Pollen Kesler has caused the
arrest of a number who had failed to
these licenses. Owner of
cars are the only ones who can drive
them without thr.Be special licenses.
Wilson Works for Houses.
Wilson. It is no fault of the Wit
son housing association that the to
hacco town is without homes to house
those who wish to reside in the city.
They have, so far. been unable to se
cure me.-hanirs to do the work. Every
available man is employed in the erec
tion of homes and business houses in
every quarter of the city.
Messrs. W. E. Smith and R. J. Gran
tham have purchased the 18-arre tract
nf F. F. Nad.il, on which will soon
he erected 73 or 80 houses.
i.J -V' r-, SI S f. ' 1 it, Mr.. U.MM
F eS-" . XX'4MrV&T. the
Vain Dive for Freedom.
Morganton. Guy Field, John FieM
ind Kye Prevo, alleged ostoffice rob
hers who made tlieir escape from train
No. 22 at Pridgewnter. were captured
n.ii.r Glen Alnliie. "I'tm men, who are
Miirg.-d with robbing the postnffice at
flimax. Guilford county, were arrest
ed a few dny ago in St. Louis and in
charge of nn officer were en route to
Greensboro to stand trial when they
effected their escape by diving, head
long through the open window at-th
train was leaving Brulnewatcr.
(lenernl Pershing, with other Anwrlcnn officers, at the tomb of Lafayette
on July 4, while Captain Tnrdleu. representing the French government, Is
responding to an address by Ambassador Uugh Wallace.
Will of B. D. Heath.
Charlotte. The will 'of the late B.
He.ith, which was turned over to
clerk of court's office here for
probation, will dispose of an estate)
valued at about 2,000,000. Under the
will, each of the 14 children of Mr..
Heth will receive over 1100,000 each,
nd Mrs. Heath will receive mai
imount and the Heath home In Pied
nont. The Western North Carolina
Methodist conference was bsquMied
140,000.
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