Portsmouth Herald (Newspaper) - November 10, 1931, Portsmouth, New Hampshire ARMISTICE DAY TOMORROW Tomorrow November 11 will mark the of the signing of the armistice which brought to a close the great World conflict in which Americans their lives In those there were in this city as well as m every other part of the country many saddened homes and yet into the hearts of all people came rejoicing when the welcome news came that the war was over tomorrow the various veteran organizations will observe this anniversary which will be marked by sorrow and rejoicing sorrow over the brave young comrades who gave their all in those terrible days world and rejoicing that those days have not been repeated and we are still at peace At 11 o'clock tomorrow forenoon all persons are requested to stand in silence for a period of 30 seconds as a mark respect to the memory of our brave lads RECALLING THE DEEDS OF VALOR PERFORMED BY AMERICAN YOUTH THE WEATHER Washington Nov Forecast for New Mostly cloudy night and Wednesday Probably light showers tonight in north portions tonight Cooler day THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD SUN tnd TIDE AND TIMES Sun Sun Sets 4.2F High a m 11.34 p m Moon Sets p ra Light Auto Lamps at p in VOL NO 41 PORTSMOUTH N H TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 1931 Portsmouth Republican Merged With TUB HERALD July 1 PRICE TWO CENTS FROM LEAG II By Associated Mass Nov of textile mills in Greater Lawrence today returned o their jobs in greater than yesterday when return of thousands appeared have virtually broken a six weeks stride against a ten percent All of the Lawrence mills which mally employed about workers operated with the exception of the Mills which has been shut down Mill officials re- ported increased forces working though as was necessary several dred of employees were turned away because of the lack of work With the resumption of work in the various mill divisions it was expected that the plants would again function with full forces Five arrests were made today in the vicinity of the Wood and mills of che American Woolen i Co Those arrested were charged with either loitering or intimidation of I employees catering the mills Day guns have ceased And again bright grasses grow Where skylarks sing their matin song And legions proud march no more In bannered ranks along A MILLION dead in whited Phalanxed deep both friend and foe The silent legions of eternal sleep Dream on through sun and snow Bugle call and cannon's roar Shall rouse no more from slumber deep These silent ones who gave their all That we the fruits of peace might reap i ti.-.Vi Sy Associated Press 1 London Nov the pomp and glitter of tradition Kins George V wearing the crown of empire and ermine robes over the scarlet uniform of a field marshal today opened the new national parliament whose task is to rescue the nation from its financial and industrial crisis Speaking from the golden throne in the House of Lords his Majesty bade the new Farm Implements Antiques NOTICE OF AUCTION To be on Friday the 13th of November at 9 A M at farms of Mis M E East street Mass between Parker River and Koule IA Two small Gov desks white chairs ladder backs lisht stands Currier pictures lustre china hooked rugs and a ued assortment of additional select In of rain auction will be inside FRED PERKINS Auctioneer government headed once more by Ramsay MacDonald Godspeed in its undertaking My people Have given an emphatic mandate he said expect you to achieve THE fruits of The creak The flash of bright plow share The scythe of and not of Garners the harvest there The skylark sings his vesper sons The day of toil is done Home and fireside honest sleep Til fading stars salute the TAYLOR CARGILL Moving Troops Give Promise Of New Battles Today Along By Associated Press suns boomed and crackled at Tien Tokyo Nov guns and 1 tsin where a sanguinary clash shifting soldiery Manchuria gave some promise of two new battles today iH the River and fit Tientsin although Tokyo reported the situation was quiet but apprehensive Reports to two London newspapers said Japan had demanded the render of by the Chinese General Mali Chang Shan and that red yesterday in an area between Che Japanese concession and the city as police battled rioters and anese reservists posted a guard demanding the withdrawal of the Chinese to a distance of 300 from the concession Dispatches Harbin said Japanese forces had drawn a few miles south of the China requested the League of Nations River bridge but were assimilating re- there and a new attach was expected The Tass Agency at to send an international army of 4.000 men to police the railway pending a settlement Moscow received a message from Baron Japanese foreign j beria telling of unconfirmed minister forwarded to Washington his that a Japanese newspaper editor at- government's reply to Secretary of State Stimson's aide of the Manchurian situation but said he 1 would not ask for publication of the Field guns and machine to the Japanese mission at Harbin was urging white Russians to attack the Soviet Chinese Eastern Railway promising to aid the with money arms and ammunition you and cess This afternoon the House of mons will begin a special session which probably will bulk large ia England's history It is not unlikely that it will forsake the British policy of free trade and join the protective j tariff states The monarch laid special j emphasis upon the benefits which he believes may be produced by next years disarmament conference WAYOR URGES COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT RED CROSS Mayor P W Hartford today issued a proclamation in which he urged the residents of this city to lend their individual support to the humanitarian work of the American Red Cross The annual Roll Call and membership campaign was officially opened here today A total of 1500 members has been set by the National Organisation as the goal for this community according to Mr Sise chairman of the membership campaign for the Portsmouth Chapter who regards this as a challenge to the civic pride of this community The Mayor's official proclamation follows I am glad to direct the attention of the citizenship to the annual Roll Call of the American Red Cross November 11 to November 20 and to urge that all rally to the support of this great national in- May I remind our people that the Red Cross exists solely by in- dividual memberships Without these memberships it would be un- able to function in time of need The carrying out of its extensive gram would be- impossible without the public's support Such a service must not be slackened by failure of the people to respond quickly and generously The American Red Cross is a chartered and semi- governmental agency This year marks its Fiftieth year of service to humanity Ic occupies a unique and necessary place in the welfare of our nation Every adult of Portsmouth and vicinity can give freely of support in full confidence that every dollar placed with the Red Cross be multiplied in usefulness Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Convene in Maine Town Friday Major Arthur P of ford commanding the Third Battalion of the First of the Maine I Brigade Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias has issued orders requiring T H Jewett Company of South Berwick Fred J Allen Company of Sanford and Portland Company of Portland to semble in the Grange at on Friday Nov 13 at 3.30 p m to perform escort duty in the parade of j received r and Mrs Viggo Brancie Erickson Forced To Leap For Their Lives In Fire At the York County Pythians at the close of afternoon session of the I By Associated Press her removal to the hospital Jaffrey Nov Viggo Brando W F Erichson wife of the noted sculptor back STATE STREET GARAGE 166 State Street Complete wilh Lubricant Free service OIL Medium heavy or medium winter quart WINTER STORAGE per Fire proof Tel 48 injuries to her back today when she and her husband were forced by fire to leap from a second convention Company commanders arc i story cottage window The cottage was to hold their companies in line until i destroyed The sculptor and his wife further notice occupying a cottage associated with in East were smoke and finding their f V M I Crescent Company of Dover has j the Ark a hotel an invitation to participate by sm was summoned The lost all their personal belongings in the fire which destroyed the ing together with a quantity of ber Ln the rear Firemen prevented the fire from spreading to the hotel The cause was not ascertained j the parade and will represent the New The executive committee of the Iocs unemployment relief fund committee met yesterday afternoon with Mayor F Hartford presiding and cally all the members in attendance j The Mayor announced that he hud set ten men at work in and the South on water pipe renewal etc and had fixed the wage at 50 cents an hour and his action 1 STOCK PRICES SLIGHTLY Ey Associated New York Nov The leading escape cut off jumped from the second was approved by tne committee of their No Paper Wednesday Wednesday Armistice Day a holiday the Portsmouth be omitted The paper on Thursday wilt account of the happenings of tlic markets yielded part sweeping sains under pressure of jit taking today Selling may have been somewhat by fresh uncertain over international affairs as I by fresh sags in Japanese and German bonds The bond market re- treated after advancing for eight con- sessions and wheat reacted Hampshire Brigade Gen Maxwell story Erichson was In shares morning efforts to the Maine Brigade and wife received injuries that necessitated ate a rally in the rail issues failed and IK New J Hampshire will be present with by early afternoon several issues were off two or so including -U S Steel Dupont Com Products Foods American Smelting American Telephone Sears Roebuck and others Losses of a point or so were numerous There was no signs of urgent selling REWARD for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons destroying Arcadia property Ask for Detective Sargent however and the of trading shrink considerably Rails gave up their morning gains but held fairly steady Radio was also i response to its earnings For results try a Want Ad STOCK EXCHANGE OPEN TOMORROW New York Nov New York Stock Exchange will conduct its ness as usual tomorrow as Armistice Day is not observed as a holiday in that state Trading in stocks and bonds will not be interrupted Georgia has the largest forest area of any state in the United States with more than acres DANCING till ARMISTICE NIGHT WED NOV 11 Humoresque Ballroom Rochester 14 ORIGINAL -14 with Bobby Greatest Girl Orchestra on Vaudeville Circuits Admission Concert
