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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-18
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Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
REYNO

Monday was quite profitable Tor
the railroad company as nearly
everyone fsom here had court bust
ness at Pocahontas.
Slick as can be! Look out, or
you will fall! Reyno has cement
sidewalks, but it could not prove
it since the snow.
Prof. Bennett made pleasure
trip to Blggers Saturday, returning
Sunday.
B. F. Bigger was IN town Mon
day.
Quite a bunch of young people
from here made up a sleigh party
and went to Biggers Sunday.
Among them were Bertha Shelton,
Una Johnston, and Nella Mansker,
Rufus Johnston, F. E. Belford and
Lloyd Butler.
II. 0. Mckinney, n. A. Smith
ana Tom McNatt have been pack
ing ice. This is the first time IN
years ice has been thick enough to
keep. Current river has been
frozen over in several places, the
ice being over 6 inches thick.
Geo. Z. Woodruff, secretary of
the Cherokee Bay Construction Co.
Of this place, was called to the bed
side of his father Friday.
F. f. Jones new grist mill is in
operation. Fred has a first class
mill and Is able to serve the public.
Ii. L. Sparkman'S awning in
front of his store became so heavily
laden with snow that 1t collapsed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19

Quite crowd of Youngsters went
skating on the Kibler pond Sunday.
A new girl arrived at John Jack
sons since our last writing.
Mrs. Dock Watley is very low
with pneumonia.
j. R. Rogers and son made a bns-
mess trip to Imboden Monday.
r. N. Layl attended court few
days this week.
E. Wyeth has taken possession
of the J. NJ. Smith store. Smith
returned to Imboden.
Lawson Rogers has moved on his
farm near the postotfice.
Sular Graham visited his brother
Charlie Saturday night and Sunday
Several of our men have beer
killing some fine turkeys recently
Miss Mamie Layl stayed Sunday
night with the Rogers girls.
Mrs. J. E. Dupuy visited at Joe
Blansett's Sunday afternoon.
Come on, ye pencil pusher OF
Valley Chapel, let's hear from you
more often.
With best wishes and congratu-
ulations to the Herald and Its
readers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
INGRAM

Still cold. Not much prospect
for warmer weather soon.
Our school is progressing nicely.
John Early made flying trip to
Pocahontas Monday.
Green Brown, who hes. been
working near Holmes, came home
last Monday.
Uncle Peter Shaver died last
Thursday morning at six o'clock,
aged "a years and l month. Weep
not dear friends, but live as he
lived and you will meet him in the
"sweet by and by"
A. q. Shaver of Burr passed
through Monday on his way to
court.
Come again, Mr.. Short. We
like the way you handle your sub.
ject without gloves.
A young gentleman took up
board at A. L. Rlkins' last week.
Don't know whether his name will
be Taft or Clark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
NOLAND NEWS

Geo. Level was the guest of home
folks Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Davis are the
proud parents of fine boy. Both
mother and babe doing we'll.
Mabel and Bertha Story were the
guests of Mrs. }. d. Level Wednes
day.
Frank ROLAND was on our streets
Saturday.
Mrs. Fanny Pace and little
daughter, Jessie, visited Mrs. VIM.
Penn Saturday.
Andy Blissenbach made bust
ness trip to PocahOntas Tuesday.
A. w. Slayton visited his daught'
er, Mrs. B. M. LemmOns, near
Ravenden Springs last week.
Bro. B. NJ. Lemmens failed to
fill his appointment at this place
Saturday night and Sunday on the
account of sickness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19

Geo. Slayton and wife are the
proud parents of fine baby girl.
John and Mary Traner have re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Missouri.
Will Moscop and Harley String
er of Elnora chopped their way
across Black River at the Wilson
landing on last Saturday
IL, Allison has moved INTO the
house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Segraves. Mark Vermilyea of the
Hovey place has taken possession
Of the place vacated by Mr. Allison.
Several assembled at Brlstow
for services Sunday but could not
get into the school house on ac-
count of the door being locked and
the teacher being gone with the
key.
Little Osler Bayan, aged four
and the only child of DR.. and Mrs.
Bayan died of congestion last week.
The little one was only sick two
days but took so serious that all that
loving and sklllful hands could do
seemed of no avail. The remains
were laid to rest in the Sanders
cemetery on Friday. Many friends
and relatives are left to mourn his
loss, for he was the favorite of the
entire community, beside the be-
reaved parents, who will miss him
most of all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
RAVENDEN SPRINGS

Several from this place are attend
ing court this week.
Mr.. Whitney of the heM Of
Whitney & Barnes has moved iata
the house vacated by w. A. Davis
Sam Troxel of Par 4.e aid is ytsit-.
ing with home folks Sad week
Ed Horsman killed so rabbits ap
ten acres of lrnd on Isaac Wells
farm last Friday.
Eniss Rush, brother of VIII
Rush, was shot and killed near
Springfield, No., last week ifia
remains were brought here far Ill.
terment.
The cold weather has eaEasd /
wood famine.
Reece Guntbarp is teaching asbooI
at Kingsville.
John L. Fry and ]. Will Healer
went on a debating trip to LYuu,
Ark, last week. They resort a
splendid time.
On account of the steau g5ges
being burst the grist mill dd aos
run last Saturday.
dad" Rush left SundaT for
Taney county, Mo-, to lock after
business interests there.
Arch Rush Of Black BocF wss
in our city Saturday and Sun{sy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
COUNTY NEWS
BIGGERS

Several from here are courting
this week.
Clifford Price is the owner OF
the J. w. Carter property in south
Biggres. The deal was made this
week.
Mrs. Geneva Parker of Reyno
was down Tuesday to hear Gov.
Donaghey speak.
Gov. Donaghey spoke to a large
crowd here Tuesday.
Our high school is progressing
nicely after the holidays.
A. G. Shaver of Burr, Mo-, came
up Monday from Pocahontas and
spent the night with his brother,
p. NJ.
g. B. Ferguson of Ballard, Sharp
county, candidate for State Sena
tor, was here Tuesday and made an
interesting talk.
Horace Odom, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever, is
some better.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19

J. S. Ferguson has lost Se'er'i
nice hogs this cold spell
Frank Williams has moved Oh '"e
Carter farm near Pocahontas'
Pearl Mellon and Lloyd Face
were quietly married Saturday even
inc. c. r. Leathers performed 'he
ceremony. We wish them long
and happy life.
A number of girls and boys en-
ioyed the sleigh ride sunday,
Among them were Lulu and Howard
Conner, Banks Collins, Lena, Ha'VIe
and Bert Pyland, Richard Hooton'
Emmett nufstedler and Nola
Leathers.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
F. NJ. GEBHART, Proprietor

o. H. Johnston purchased eighty
nVe mead Of hogs averaging one
hundred seuenty five pounds each
from D. W. Heron. This shows
wna' can be done In "Heelstring"
country.
w. T. Navey Moved to Maynard
wednesday. We are sorry to loose
MI Novey, as he was a good neigh
Dor and carpenter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19

Miss Easel Phillips of Brockett
visited Carl Upton and wife Tues
day night.
Rabbit hunting is the order Of
the day.
Joe Thomas has been having de
chills.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
RICHWOODS

Something like winter down our
way.
Ed Brantley has moved to the
Reynolds farm.
Helen Mckinley is right sick
with pneumonia.
Uncle Peter Tranor Is visiting
his son.ln,law, Geo. Slayton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
ATTICA

Miss Agnes Shockley, who has
been very sick with pneumonia, is
slowly improving.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-01-19
WATER VALLEY

More snow, more rest.
Elevenpoints was frozon over one
day this week.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
FAILS
IN LABOR TROUBLE,
SAYS G|OVANN|T|
|. w. w. Leader, Freed Of
Murder Charge, Explains
His Attitude.

BOSTON, Dec. 3.-Arturo Giovannttti
recently acquitted OF a charge OF being
accessory to the murder Of Annie Lo-
pizzo. In a speech before the Economic
Club. explained his attitude on the
labor question as follows:
Absolutely without Eround." he said.
.'is all this talk OF violence and intimi-
dation by the Industrial Workers Of the
World. We need not resort to violence.
because We can cripple an industry
without II.
Where the lives Of one class are In
danger sna question aoish OF rish, eHs snd
c:She dlsappears. We stand squareiy
an and s ssst 1" Che ii isboiiHis slas: and the en-
pioying class have nothing in common
10 far as the distribution and produc.
ton Of wealth are concerned.
Arbitration will not do. for you can.
not srbitrate between hunger and
riches. between starvation and luxury.
"a crisis has come. IT 10 the old
struggle between the Door and the rich.
What have you done to educate those
people Of whose violence you com.
plained at Lawrence? Who Instructed
them in your institutions and laws
when they reached these shores? You
practically ignored them. Only Joseph
Ettor did that, and he was thrown into
Jail. Instead OF anybody trying to
teach them. the militia we're sent
against them with bayonets, and they
were carried OF to prison"
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
LAW FOUGHT BY
NEWSPAPERS NAY
MEET QUICK END
Publicity Measure Menaced
by Action of North
Dakota Senator.

Strong Indications were given today
that the Newspaper publicity law OF last
session Of Congress will be repealed.
Senator McCumber Of North Dakota
took the Initiative In that direction.
He introduced a bill to repeal the last
two paragraphs Of section 2 Of the act
making appropriations for the Postoffice
Department for the present FISCAL year.
Tho part OF the law which this bill
seeks to repeal IL that section which
provides that all newspapers must mark
all advertising matter In reading form
a. advertisement and requires that the
papers must publish their ownerr ana
stockholders names and also give pub
-ncity as to their circulation and other.
wise make public their private affairs
II they wish to enjoy the privileges OF
the United States mall.
The law, II IL charged. works unjustiy
to the newspapers and the question OF
Its constitutionallty 10 now before the
Supreme Court In an action brought BY
New York publishers. The law is ~.
pecially obnoxious to the small country
newspa pers. who ind II impossible Ia
comply with the provisions and to such
publications the enactment Of Senator
McCumbcr's bill into law will be greatly
appreciated.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
FORMER u. v. STAR
PLAYER MARRIED
Alexandra County Attorney and Miss Marjorie Schneider
We'd In Baltimore Shank Case Ends In Accused
Being Held for Grand Jury.

the Government reservation near Ross
lyn. va, shank 10 q discharged trooper,
employed as engineer Of the pumping
-Four other little girls were present
to testify. but, hes ring the first Witness.
Commissioner Garnett held shank ~
5000 bond for the action OF the Federal
Grand Jury, which will convene IN this
city in January. Shank was unable 70
furnish bond. and was remanded to the
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney Robert w. Tailey. Of Richmond.
conducted the prosecution. and Charles
jenkins. representative Of the De-
partment Of Justice, was on hand Il, 10
Assist him. shank's attorneys are w.
E. Ambrose, of washington, and Lewis
n. Machen, Of this city.
Bringing with them as trophies q
buck. the skins Of . buck. . doe and d .
and rabbits, Judge Loui: 6; Barley: & 81
srick r. Russell. e. Harry Yohe. AMI
]. Frank Carlin. OF this city; +. c. l.:
Moncure and George II. Rusker, Of
Alexandria county. and W. II. Lips
comb, Of Manassas. have returned after
q weeks hunting on Judge Barley's q
land in southwest Virginia.
At a meeting Of Alexandria Lodge Of
Elks last night, James Il. Martin was
unanimously elected esteemed lectur:
ing knight to succeed John Ewald. who
rendered his resignation recently.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
CAPITAL PENSION
AGENCY IS ABOUT
To QUIT BUSINESS
Office Here Will Be Abolish
ed as Matter of Economy
by Government.

The last payment TO be made through
the Washington district pension agency
comes tomorrow. Through recent act
Of Congress. the office was abolished.
with the entire group Of agencies IN
the country. All the other Offices VIII
close on January 81. Of next year.
Three hundred and hfty-e.sht thousand
dollars will be paid out to nearly 5000
veterans and widows Of veterans In the
city tomorrow. Last year the amount
Of money received by pensioners In the
District was n. 4SS ,9A. The Washing
ton pension agency. which will pass
into history after this last Quartsrly
payment for 1912, disburses the pensions
to residents of washington. and also
to benehciaries In Virginia. Maryland.
Delaware. and the National Soldiers
Home. The Washington agency will.
within, the next two weeka pay out
for all Of these nearly 0.000. 90. John
X. King IL agent for the Washington
digtr CT
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Credit Protection
Planned by Senator

Senator Works Of California will In
troduce in the Senate a bill calculated
to protect credit. II II should become "a
law, It would interfere with the alleged
common practice OF financial interests
se eking to block tho credi. Of rivals.
The bill makes II a felony for any per-
son OF corporation to interfere with an
other person or corporation obtaining
financial aid In the organisation or car.
rying on OF interstate business.
The bill IL based on complaints OF
scmc OF the railroads that rivals have
intcrfered with their credit. The charge
tfat the house OF Morgan shut OF the
credit Of the Grand Trunk In London is
a case In point.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
FAMOUS FOR BEAUTY
OF Her HAIR
Mrs. Esther Emery Has Hair which
Reaches to Her ksees. Was Once
Threatcned with Daldness.
Tells How she made
New Haif Grow.

People say ! have the most beautiful
hair In the world" says Mrs. Esther Emery.
now visiting In the city. ~ don't know sheu,
that. but certainly ] an proud Of my hair.
for Il has grown so In Just twelve short
months III now II reachss my knees. Last
year was anything but beautiful. !
thought ] was growing bald. year agp
my hair was thin and scrasgly and coming
out al an alarming rate. Little bald spots
appeared all over my sralp. which was coy
cred with dsndrun and nched like fury
all the time. I cannot tell you how many
hair tonics I tried to save my hair and
make II grow again. Some Of them helped
by taking out the dsndruh, for a while. but
u came right back again snd my hair grew
my success 10 no secret \and think that
any man or woman can do the same with
their hair u they win persevsre a. l have
ppss from Ss SSrh
which advised people who were growing bald
is BAY ui Eum q. .s
from my. druSsi.i and mi..d them ,nSs"h
hour. S.for. u.fns Thsn ! applied 4 each
nsn, and and n. %.rr,%a rubbing Az! int %y
saM n rh fhs sns re.. anfs. WE'RE IN 1s: hs ssi
s,r.5EEIIng hairs came away; in.,s.d of The
dandrun left me this time for good. for I
In lees 1SsSn a Week my Rps sRx, 4HRea
all over my scalp and these grew 10 rapidly
that soon ! looked like = different woman
They have kept right on growing until they are
as you see them now. physician hss told
mo that lAvona contains the pure Juice Of
rare South American shrub that p"ssesses
hair. and certainly after my own Experience
] can well believe u. Did I use more than
using Il today. l 60 to any drug store and
have OF. put up at a time. II lasts about
4 month and costs very little. I'm not going
aoor ~''>
The Washington times., 1912-12-03

trict conference OF the Associated Char.
tiles At the Y. N. G. A. last night.
Dr.. MoKeiway followed this state.
ment by saying he depiored the employ
ment Of children here on the street. and
outlined . child labor measure which
he said will be before Congress at the
present session. Judge De Lacy. of
the Juvenile Court, aiso made an ad-
dress on child labor. Louis Merriam.
assistant director Of the children's .
bureau. spoke on the work Of that or
ganisation. The frst work to be taken
up by the bureau. he said. was to be
q thorough prove Of infant mortality.
Miss Sarah Naher described the work
Of the Christ Child Society. Of which
she 10 an officer. C. Ia Johnson. sec
retary Of Social Service OF the \ Z -. a.
conference. and Niss Helen N'colay'
secretary.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
PRESENCE Of BOY
IN COURT MAKES|T
HARD TO GET JURY
Men Ah1eA h6 Would In
hueneo Nanruer Case
Decision.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. 3-Thc
presence In the courtroom Of the six-
Jcar-old son Of Joseph Wilson is max.
ing II exceedingly difficult to procure a
Jury In criminal court, where the faith
er is being tried for first degree murder
In connection with the killing OF his
wife. Rosella Wilson. In the city hall
here last August.
The boy. made n,othcrless by the
shot. sits by his father In the court
cused from the jury yesterday declared
that they were afraid they would b.
Influenced by the boys presence II they
sat In the case. The task OF getting;
tbs .tpfogS..,yas resumed when court
Wilson. a stagehand. and his wife, all
actress: quarreled over the custody Of
shooting she entered suit for divorce
on the ground Of gross neglect.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Officers Installed
By Pentalpha Lodge

Officers for the ensuing year we're
elected at last nights meeting OF PEN
talpha Lodge. No. 23. i. a. a. NJ. as
follows:
Paul Schureman. master; John G..
Gordon. senior warden. J. Henri wax-
ncr. Junior warden: Isaac d. Field.
secretary. Tc-clecteD; James q. Aus
tin. treasurer, Tc-electcd): 4. r. 4.
Onyun. senior deacon; i. F. Kimnieli.
Junior deacon: Philip Rciter. master Of
ceremonies, (re-eiectcd tor the twenty
third time): Rev. Walter +. Smith.
shaRk'ns se"iJf'rleetsali. .%ilIiem,.oyR.
han. tyler. rc.eiected). These officers
were then installed with full ccremon;
by Past Master William J. Eaylor.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Says Anger Generates
Evil Toxin in System

Anger and. all kindred emotions Of a
violent nature generate n toxin In the
human system which brings disa ster 20
body and mind. according to DR..
Charles F. Winbigler. who made an ad :
dress last night at the w. c. T. U.
building. sc Sixth street northwest. on
ease
The speaker. who IL president OF the
washington Psycho. ho.Therapeutic Society,
said the will works backward" under
the stress OF emotions which were es-
aentially Of a destructive character. Dr..
winbiglers recipe for health follows:
when you don't want to do q thing
and are afraid to do H. then do It as
much and a. often a. you can"
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Yale Alumni Will
Toast Dramatic Club

The annual meeting OF the Yale
Alumni. Association of Washington ID "a
o'clock In the directors room Of the Union
Trust Company. Officers will be elected
and many matters Of interest to Yale
men In this city taken up for GSscusslon.
Plans for the entertainment Of the Yale
University Dramatic Association: when
Ia TO give a performance Of Tolsty's
Fruits Of Culture" will be made at the
meeting. c. G. Glover 10 local manager
for the play which will be presented at
the Columbia Theater the afternoon OF
December "a.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
MESSENGERS HERE
UNUSUALLY GOOD
Child Labor Expuet Declares Boys
OF WasldnA1sa Nave Hid,
-

Moral conditions among the mes
senger boys Of Washington are "un-
usually good" according to DR.. A. j.
Mckelwsy. secretary for the Southern
states Of tho National Child Labor
Committee. who spoke ut the second
monthly meeting Of the west end dis.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Bow Hurt in Car Crash.

Colliding with . Capital Traction car
at Fourteenth street and New York ave.
nue. northwest early today. John Boyd.
sixteen years old, OF 2l2 First street
southwest. was thrown from his bl-
cycle and his left shoulder broken. He
was taken TO the Emergency Hospital In
an ambulance.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
MRS. MARY E. KEENE.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Keeae, wife OF Thomas r. Keene,
who died yesterday morning, will be
held at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon al
her home. 1904 o street northwest. Ine
interment will be In Lanham. Nd.
Thureday,
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
MRS, EMMA HAYES.

The funeral of Mrs. Emma Hayes was
held Mt 10 o'clock this morning at her
residence, 222 I.inworth place south.
west, ard the interment was In ArhnS'
ton Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Ten-Day Service.

Shiloh Baptist Church will hold a ten
day prayer service beginning tonight
At each service. the pastor. DIR. J. NJ.
waldron. will preach on prayer and
some Of It's phases.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
GEORGE W. NYMAN.

Funeral services for George w. NY.
man were held at 2 o'clock this after.
noon At the residence Of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. T. Z. Nyman. ~ Ninth
street northwest. and the tnterment was
in 81, Marys Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Comptroller Issues
Call for Bank Report

The Comptroller Of the Currency to-
dav issued a call on national banks for
a report on their condition on Novem-
bDr N.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
MRS. HANNAH M. MOORE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Hannah Norris
Moore. widow Of Thomas Moore. was
beld at her home in Fairfax. Va. at IL
O'Clock this morning.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
CHARLES N. KEEPER.

The last rites for Charles N. Kerper
we're neld at o clock this afternoon at
his home, $40 Fifteenth street north
east, and the interment was IN Con-
Rressto Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
Pastor Leads Meeting.

The Rev. Henry Anstadt. pastor OF
the Luther Place Memorial Chnreh Lea
the meeting Of the District Christian
Endeavor Union. held In his church
last night.
The Washington times., 1912-12-03

Swift q Company's sales Of fresh NUT.
ton in washington. d. c., for the week
ending Saturday, Nov. 30th. averaged "a
cents per pound.-Advt
The Washington times., 1912-12-03
MRS. CORNELlA HEFFERNAN

The last rites for Mrs. Cornelia Het'
fernan, wife OF william A. Hehernan.
were held at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon
at her home. 1885 First street northwest.
;rhe lnterment was private.