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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-31
BASEBALL RESULTS
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results

Saturdays Results
Waycross Z, Dothan 2.
Orphans Z, Townsville 2.
Brunswick 4, Valdosta 2.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-05-31
The Standing
TOday's Games

TOday's Games
Brunswick at Gainesville, Fla.
Dothan at Thomasville.
Waycross at Valdosta.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Kansas City s, Chicago 8. First
game.
Chicago l, Kansas City 0. Sec
ond game.
Pittsburg 4, st. Louis O.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
Bombs fall On
British Towns

An AR raid on the British Isles
with towns in the county Of Nor
folk its object and the royal resi-
deuce at Sandringham As It's special
mark, Is the latest enterprise under.
taken by the Germans. Bombs
were dropped near sandnngham
palace. Other bombs fell on Var
mouth, Kings Lynn, Cromer, Sher'
ingham and Beeston. The casual
ties list caraot yet be made up, but
il is knowG several persons were
killed aud a great amount of ma.
terial damage was done. One N.
port has il that a Zeppelin dirigilSe
was brought down by the fire from
a warshlp at ilunstanton, winch lies
eight or ten miles north Of Sand
ringham.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

aud / have not been able to see tue
wind stop blowing.
There are four different tribes Of
people out here; whites, negroes,
Indians aud Greeks. There are s
or 10 churches in sight OF the place
| stay, hut this is prairie country
aud a person can see long distance
There is plenty Of work out here,
there will be cotton TO pick until
spring aud then there will he plenty
Of farm work and they pay from
tI,25 to $500 a day for work aud
after crops are Land by wheat har'
vest comes on, as soon rs wheat Is
harvested, cotton is ready TO pick.
There is no use OF wanting a job
out here. Cotton makes all the
way from three fourth TO bale
per acre. have been picking cot
ton for j. W. Revell aud he will
make about 50 bales off a hundred
asres and several have made a bale
per acre
Well / will wait aud see If this
misses the waste basket. With best
wishes TO the Star Herald aud its
many readers. Respectfully,
A. Dame.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
from Oklahoma
Very respectfully,
Mrs. Blanche Keith Tyer.
Brinkman, Okla.


Star Herald.
Dear Editor IL you will allow me
space m your most valuable paper |
will try TO write a few lines to IL.
many readers as / was asked by
several Of my friends to write to
them and tell them how like OKLA.
boma. As have not the time to
write 10 them all personally, will
take this method in writing.
! must say this is fine country
out here, the people are as friendly
as any one could ask.
The crops out here are princip.
ally cotton. There is no corn raised
here as the land does not raise corn.
Their feed is maize KaTir corn
and all kinds of hay. This country
is some colder than it is in old Ran
dolph, the wind never stops blowing
] have been here for three months,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
The Bachelor Girls

Miss Mabel Roberts, assisted bv
Mr. Cleo DAVIS gave the Bachelor
girls a very enjoyable afternoon ON
Thursday the 9Th. Most Of the
members were present aud eight
very interesting games OF high five
were enjoyed. Miss Helen Eaton
scoring high, was awarded first
prize, beautiful chafngdisb apron.
Miss Mona Shannon cut consolation
a dainty guest towel. One guest,
Mrs. Secor Of Minnesota was at the
meeting She was presented with
a handsome centerpiece.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the charming hostess.
after which the club adjourned to
meet Jan. II with Miss Mona Shan
non.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
We're They Held In yalnl

Itisaourious fact that The Hague
conferences aud the completion OF
the Peace Palace at The Hague were
followed by war. This was some
thing neither anticipated nor desired
by the monarch who first suggested
the holding OF such conferences, nor
by anyone else.
The first conference met IN 1893
aud was Immediately followed by
the Boer war. The next was he'd
in 1907 and very soon after began
the disturbances in the Near East
followed by the great var between
the Balkan States and Turkey. A
few months ago the Peace Palace
was completed, after years Of build
ing and then came tue greatest war
in all history.
The immediate outcome Of all the
conferences heralded by such flour.
ish Of trumpets Is both Disappointing
aud disconeerting TO all who pinned
faith on the ability Of peace confer
enoes to prevent war.
Still, that does not necessarily
mean that the meetings were value
less or that the Peace Palace Is a
mookery. Influences, making for
better understanding between the
nations, have doubtless been set IN
motion by the conferences held even
II they have not yet risen to the sur
face, and il Is not unlikely that
when the powers get wearied OF
fighting the peace negotiations may
be held in the beautiful aud historic
Dutch city.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

Legislature the members had enough
20 select from To have formed an
army for the relief of the Belgians.
There were widows, orphans, Grip
plies and those who SIMPLY had to
have the financial assistance OF the
state were present in scores. Quail
iication was seldom urged for any
candidate, relationship or penurlous'
ness being the chief asset Of those
seeking appointment.
Senator Ferguson watched the
elecIioneering, entered into with
such yigor by the members them.
selves, they making the organization
Of the bodies secondary to the minor
appointments, until be could stand
It no longer, and he began preparing
a bill which makes il unlawful for
a member TO become interested in
the campaign of a relative, and he
expects TO tight the bull through.
The bill will surely prove unpoPu-
lar with one member who brought
not only bis whole family to Little
Rock with the expectation Of land
ing several appointments, but the
children Of the second generation.
This member had son aud daughter
and two grandchildren, and had all
landed, they would have drawn $50
per day from the state, OF s24 had
the son and daughter secured the
clerkships which they FIRST sought.
The selection Of speaker and Presi'
dent was largely controlled by the
trading.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
from Mrs. klIer

Pocabontas, Ark, Jan, Is, 1915.
Dea. Girls:
] am now making up my Canning
club for 1918, aud ask each and
every one OF you who will join us,
to send ia your name, or give me
your name over Phone IS, so / can
send you a blank to sign up. Girls
do not put tins of as we want to
get started IN the work early.
The lst wear girls, will have to-
matoes only, the 2nd year girls to-
matoes and beans, aud the 3rd year
girls, tomatoes, beans and oucum.
bers, so each Of you will know Just
what you have to do.
| think | can furnish each Of you
with seed to plant your one.tenth
acre, so lets get busy early, and
show the whole state, that the
drouth Of the past two years, has
not discouraged US at all, show them
we are here to stay.
With very beet wishes, an your
friend. Mrs. Birdie Kizer,
Special agent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

OF cheer 10 homesiek aud discour.
aged fellow sufferer. We have
prayer meeting, Sunday school, ?
movies a week, lecture once a
week by Supt. DIR. ]. w. Stewart,
so We have plenty to occupy our
minds. There Is also a paper pub.
lished by the patients "The SAM.
tarum Outlook. IL always con
taius one or more articles on tuber-
oulosis by an authority, besides our
own sayings aud doings. Subscrip.
uon, 81 per year published weekly.
We are badly m need Of an electric
hight, power, aud Ice plant, and our
board Of directors are asking the
Legislature for larger appropra.
lion this year for that purpose, also
for the building Of a negro SanItar.
ium. We earnestly hope the l.egis
lature will approve Of this appro.
priauon for 1t is badly needed.
Visitors are always welcome, and
our genial superintendent is always
more than willing to show you
around and We extend TO everyone
an invitation to yisit us. II the
editor allows me space this time
will write again and tell you more
about the treatment etc.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. Blanche Keith Tyer.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

However good and beautiful a
city may he, there is always room
for improvements aud improvement
is always TO be desired. In this
work everybody can contribute
something. If heIs a householder
or property owner, he can see to It
that his own place is kept in good
order, and IN any case be can use
his influence to help bis town. THIS
year ought to see this town in bet
ter condition than it was last year,
however good it was then.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

Nepotism in the Arkansas Gener.
al Assembly Is doomed unless the
bill prepared by Senator G. b. Fer
guson Of Ballard, dies in a commit.
tee. For many sessions of the
Legislature It has been customary
for the members to come accom-
panied by various aud sundry kin
with the expectation Of keeping as
much Of the States money as posi-.
BILE IN the family by having them
elected as minor officials or as com
mlttee clerks. 1t was not unusual
to see a member bring along a son
or two and try to place them both
on the state pay roll. Many brought
daughter, cousins, nieces, or just
friends, but nearly every member
had some one to stand sponsor for.
In the organization of the present
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

The action Of the progressive
members Of the Illinois and New
York legislatures IN afiiliating with
one Of the parties suggests the
thought that among knglish speak.
ing nations the tendency is towards
two political parties only and not
towards the formation of a number
of political groups such as prevail
among other nations. Our own ma.
tional history speaks OF many poll
tical parties that have sprung up
from time to time, due 10 differences
Of opinion aud methods, but after a
short time they passed away, leay-
ing the two old parties still con.
fronting each other with practically
undIminished strength. That is
due TO the sober second thought
leading most people to believe that
measures desired can be best attain
ed through one or the other of the
great parties than by any other way.
This does not necessarily mean,
however, that the starting of new
parties from time to time is useless,
not unoften they cause the other
parties to wake mp and pass meas
ures that have been kept back
by reactionary politicians for selfish
reasons.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

Not unoiten the man who cries
the loudest that his home town is
going to the dogs, is the man who
Is doing hs utmost to send it there.
lie is the man that buys AL his
things from mail order houses as
FAR as he can, aud who never says a
word nor lifts a finger to give his
town a boost.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

STRAY Cow-Strayed, one dark
brown COW, showing some jersey,
small horns, dropped At the point;
medium size Marked crop and
underbit in right and swallow fork
aud overbit in the left. Liberal re-
ward for information leading TO It's
recovery. Notify Lewis Mansker,
Box IS, or l.. Il. Byrd, box n,
Biggers, Ark. 2I 3p.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
IL IS maryeIous Low manr legl.Ia

1t IS marvellous how many legisla
tors quote scripture when debating
a question. Considering the char.
acter and lives OF some Of them, one
is reminded Of the aptness Of Shake
spesre's, "The devil can cite scrip.
ture for his purpose" Still, 1t Is a
hopeful thing that they can so quote,
and if they will only put more Of
scripture teaching in their lives,
both Legislators and legislation will
be greatly improved.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

As usual Illinois Is having diff
Guilty in choosing a speaker for it,
house Of representatives. Not un.
often other legislatures have the
same trouble and 1t means the loss
Of lots Of time that ought to be
spent in legislaung for the welfare
of the state. A similar diiiiculy a.
10 the election of United States sem
ators led TO the plan of popular
election for senators. Perhaps the
adoption Of the same plan for the
election of speakers might solve the
difficulty now so obvious, and give
satisfaction all round
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

We hear some little talk Of this
judicial district asking for a court
-stenographer from the present leg
islature. And we believe this
should be done. Nearly every 9th
er district in the state has a court
stenographer, and the sixteenth Is
just as good as any Of them. be
sides il will save a lot Of time and
expense in our circuit courts.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
The Sanltarlum
trading.

Bonneville, Ark, Jan IL.
Editor Star Herald:
wish to say a few words to the
people Of Randolph county about
the "Arkansas State tuberculosis
SanItanum."
The Sanitarium is situated high
up on one Of the Boston Mts. four
and one half miles from Bonneville
Arkansas and is for the treatment
Of tubercular diseases, and is to the
lunger what the State Hospital for
nervous diseases is TO the feeble
minded or those suffering from ner.
vous,diseases. Although our Sanitar-
Ium is not on so large a scale, much
good has been accomplished IN the
four short years Of its existence.
The Sanitarium consists Of a main
building with superintendents office,
men and women's sitting rooms, a
library Of abont 1000 volumes, also
the main dining room, three small
dining rooms for doctors, nurses
and workers. A big kitchen where
all the food is prepared and serving
rooms, and a large sun parlor up
stairs and living rooms for the EN-
ployees. The Hospital OF KIe Old.
ham Hall has two wards for men
and women holding 26 patients,
these are third stager's or subject TO
hemorrhages and are nearly all bed
fast. This building also mas a nice
sitting room for the patients, Dr's.
ofiice, drug room, diet kitchen, pa.
tents dining room aud nurses iiv.
ing rooms up stairs, also bath rooms
aud toilets. Next is the Goldman
Pavilion tor moderately advanced
eases. This has two wards with "a
patients, men aud women, with diet
kitchen, patients dining room, linen
room, drug and fumigaung rooms,
bath and toilets down stars and
rooms Tor employers up stairs.
There is two large women's cottages
with a capacity Of Is patients each
10 mems cottages holding from 2
to 8 patients. These are most
Is Ist sta-ers. or InciFient cases.
We also have a steam laundry a
nice bungalow for the superlntend'
ents bone. Also gardening diary
and poultry farms are. run in con
neclion. The treatment is fresh
air, rest, sunshine aud nourIshing
foods. The limit is llO patients
and is always full with long wait
ing list. We have very efficient
corps Of doctors and nurses Al
cheerful aud kind. The patients
as a rule are very cheerful and lei
me say right here that the patient
that comes to the sanitarIum resolv
ed to fight to win is the one tha
comes out winner. If any Of yoU
who read this is suffering from
tuberculosis, and have thought o
coming here. Come on, don't de
lay for delay may mean death 10
you and don't think you are coming
to a place where everyone Is ba'
sick or sit around with long faces
for as a rule the patients are al
prone to look on the bright side o
life and ever ready to speak a wor,
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

Some members of the Legislature
has introduced a resolution asking
Governor Hays TO Issue a proclama-
tion extending the time for paying
taxes this year to November /. Rep
resentative w. l.. Pope of Ran
dolph seconded the resolution, and
we say, good for Pope.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

The prohibition of the sale and
use of absinthe by the French gov.
erment is another proof that temper.
anoe IS making great headway these
days. So rapid is It's growth that
people who prophesy that tins na-
uon will be under prohibition with
in few years may not be such
dreamers as many think
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

II some one or the other Of the
warning nations would but hire the
military strategists who write so
learnedly for the big city daihes
how quickly the war would end.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

A son was born to Mrs. SaYre,
daughter Of President Wilson, at
the White House, Sunday at 4:9O
p. N, and now your Uncle Wood
row Is grandpa. Some people
would rather be grandpa than pres.
ldent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

At the rate, on paper, at least,
each belligerent nation is capturing
prisoners from the others, the pop
ulation Of Europe will soon have
changed places.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

We are publishing today an i'm
portant synopsis of Gov. Hays
message TO the Arkansas Legisla-
ture. Governor Hays Is a strong
advocate of prohibition, and will
use his every effort to get the legis'
lature to pass a statewide bill.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

1t i.n not the man who talks ghbly
aud loudly about his religion that
gains the confidence Of his fellows,
but the man who lives his religion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
PHONES

More than 80, 200 lives were lost
IN an earthquake that destroyed
several towns in Italy last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22

The quality is always
the same. and you know
just what you are getting
when you buy them.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-01-22
Observation-Disclosures sXssMsMs sMss sM5szks


RIGHT by buying your
Hardware from Us.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Notice is hereby given that. at a rn..s-
lag of the stockholders of the Harris Sup.
ply sompany. corporation created and
organized under the laws Of the State of
West Virginia, held at the City OF Ciarkss
burg .on the 9th day of July, 1o15, the
following resolutions were ndopted
tsREs0LvED, first. that the Harris Sup:
ply Company. corporation created and
Organized under. the laws Of. the State Of
West Virginia. does hereby discontinue
business ms corporation and surrender
to the State of West Virginia its charter
and corporate franchises. The board of
directors will proceed to convert. the prop
corporation into cash, aud. PAY on. and dis
charge all its debts, liabilities and o6lI:
cations: and inter fully dfschnrginE ali
such debts liabilities and -0bltgations,i dIt
vide the remainder among the stockho1dt
ers pro rata with their seyeral hol dfngs Of
stock but no such yment ShAfl be made
TO any stockh old err until. aftar tIeTpGD1fea4
tion OF. the notice Shereinafterlprostda Cd. =
'sRESOIvED, second. that the, president
of this Corporation cause notice OF the
adoption of the foregoing RESOLUTION to be
published. in some newspapsE OF general
once or place Of business OF this CORPORA
ton once week for four successive
Syeeks: md shat he certify these peA61us
tons to the secretary of state so4 xhe State
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Dollars ($50O0.O0l executed ~ said Gem
evieve Stuart Race and A. ". BeekM5 90 the
Citizens National Bank of HMorRaMxoyZnSI
west Virginia. sscoEpoTati0n dch note
is dated the 18th day Of JanGerysI1015s .and
calls for the sum eof Five Thousand Doll
lars t$50O0O0l, and is payable stxDncnt49
after the date thereof Witch mote sata
And it nppearing from an am day1Ez nled
in said cause that. Genevteve stuart RACE
L. G. Race, NV. Beeks. and Lewis c.,
Lawson, TrusteeAaxe nonrfesidentssi6& th4e
State, it is ordered TINT they tdoYA ppeaE3
within one month from the date nOf Stke
first. publicatfonrofs this dersanda do Whist
Is necessary TO protest their interests
Given under my hand this thez2nd. day
of August, 1915. z s&;4ftsssi
[DONLEY & HATFIELD,
Counsel for Plaintiff. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
oRpER OF PuBIIoATIoN.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. c,..k
~ z the = '1ssrenit Court of Harrison County,
ON Sionday,l the End. day Of August, 1910
the following order was entered
Citixans National Bank OF ndo[g1nL0yyn u
westsVirginia, a corporation created nn nsns
the laws of the United States OF Americas
Genevieve Stuart Race. i. g. Race. ner
NJ wv. fBeeks,t Lewis = Lawson,
trustee, and Eureka Loan q bu1iu1ns
a ssocfation, scorporation.t
Object Of Suit. e
To attach and sell the real essnte sltuaLe
in the City Of Clarksburg: Harrison Sonne
~ nwned by the said Genevdeve stuart
ISaace ar 10 much thereof as may be nee.
.essary to satisfy note for Five Taouhano
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
SALE OF THE ZEAL EsTAAs OF
S.aNsA.IH- n .IiAYLEEc EaANKRURT. \

BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by an order entered In the matter q
Mamie. r.. LOVE. Ba1kfnpt on ss. the go
Of the referee m Bankrnptcg in in. the he Dis \.
Northern District Of West l,tt VII ~
i3frer for sale and sell. free and acquM q
liens. subject, however, TO She me est ~
Of Mary c. Lucas, at public outcEy at tne
front doortof the Court House, OF f11IT E
County to the highest and best PLACER;
On the 2Sth day OF August, lu1o, az .! ~
o'clock, p. ~, the following oesSrapeo
Tea The s.s one-third undivided interest Of
Maize r. Lowe, Bankrupt, IN q erace OF OF
land Containing 1884 Rcres, MIqate On "a
fShinn's RIM, In Clay District, Harrison
County. West Virginia. and peing tne
farm, between McAipln1 anu ,L
sShinnston pon the waters OF sadd Snlnns
Run. The coal nnderIyinE said farm mas
been sold. but the oil and gas dnterests
ns TERMS mi OF OF SALE: one third cash ON
day-of sale, one third 9tns SIX mOnIns One
third In twelve months. with interesL from rom
date ON deferred. payments, with Gooo PEI PEI
sonal security on the notes ana venaorrs
lien to be retained to further secure tae
purchase money notes. with soption, now
ever to the purchaser 20 pay i.s nl1Sn
more than the one third cash ne may
M EDMUND F. GARRETT,
Trustee OF lsstate OF Mamie II Lowe,
RanErunt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
ADM1SIsTRAToR,s NOTICE..

All persons who wish to settle any
claims that may be against them and
IN favor of the estate Of George E
Blair, deceased and all who have ati9
present them to me.
q. w. CONIsEY
Administrators of the estate ofsGeorget
c. Blair. deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
WANTED 10 BUY


I'm the District court of the United States
for the Northern District of West virginia.
In Re: Edward @. Walsh, as an = 1na a.s1cI.
and walsh, BANKRUPT. In Bankruptcy.
TO the creditors of Edward Q. Wasn,
rison and District aforesaid. n Bankrunt
Notice is hereby given that on t, sn 81 4 :!
Walsh. etc. was duly ad5udicated bank
rupt and the first meeting of his ereGitors
will be held at the Inv ONCE OF ". E[a az =
18th day of August, A. D. 1919 at I9
O'Clock nthe forenoon, Mt which. time s
appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt,
and transnet such other business az may
properly come before the said meet1hH.
Dated: August 9Th, 1915.
w. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
HOWARD L. ROBINSON ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt. -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

FIISSL ENIlIICE. 10 vAxE 1Nl, e.
In the District couE g he United states
In Re: T. H. Bonsell bankrupt. In
bankruptcy. !.
the s5sda.o ss = i Fl ase9son and
District aforesaid. Bankrupt:
Notice y sFesy gissn ala a1 se ssh
first meeting OF his creditors VIII be held
s Rs aw S @ess e air a fSe
day Of August, A. y; 10i5: mt ~ o.sl Hsa
tors my attend, prove their claims. aP.
point trustee. examine the bankrupt. and
transact such other business as may prop
erIy come before the said meeting.
A.e1. : ". FRANK srotT.s.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
ROY r. PARRISH. - 80 Z.
attorney Tor gankrqpt: --.-.-
..7TFEDasR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
AT FnS or S was Il We 6fe Of the cefE
of the Circuit Court OF Harrison County,
On Monday. the End: day q An gust 1913
name name Of weston Granite & Marble W6rKs,
attorney @; ID fact for Burton p. White and
others.
1,he general object Of the above styled
Il saSss to % ToMn Of
burg, Harrison County, West virgtnia: to.
the satisfaction OF a debt OF One Hundred
and Seventy-ive Dollars with interest
thereon accrued since the 3rd day of April,
1915 for the payment of which an attach-
nient has been leviedson said Lot, and the
thereunto belonging, owned
And it appearing from an afidavit hled
in SAID cause that r. W. Lake is non
resident OF this State, 1t is. ordered that he
do appear within one month from the date
of the first publication ofethis order md
do what is necessary to protect his inter
Given under my hand this the 2nd. day
:. Ausus I L WADE COLEMAN, Clerk.
Councillor Plaiift1n.