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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

e.. t. Bloudw1rta OF Coruin r
I.Iug mentioned as % candidate ."0
congress, 900 lbe Republican uoser
from thc Grst congressional di-rn-
S,n,ed one black, or brown
mare mule, bIocky built, muf.y
nose, branded on left rorg shoulder
with Iuters "J. f." Coming
gycar old. viii pay $1,000 ow
return uI mule TO my place ..
$500 Tor information Icndre to
her recovery. J. /. Ford
ggll. Sharum, Arh'
John Carter, the hnstIing resident
manager Tor lho Goodwin a Jean
p9aI.ry and produce house here H
back OH tn. job again though bis
Irrr arm is almost useless from
ru.umau 90. However Mr. Cater
lslmprovine and his friends ara
glad go see blm outag,in. -kemeu
American.
The largest and most up.to date
stock ul shoes in PocahonIas 0,
The q. spinuuuaehsr Co. The
Diamond Brand. Buy no other.
Satisfaction guaranteed. II you
are not satisfied will give your
money back. The +. Spiuuenweb
er Go. 30 Il.
Miss Ru,h Slaughter, who lives
IN Blggers was expected TO come to
RCyno TO give the high school glrIs
music, has been real sick for the past
week, but she will be able to como
back to her class this week.-The
south bound local was wrecked 90
our town last Friday afternoon.
One car was thrown off the track.
IL was loaded with house property
and four mules. We were glad TO
know the mules nor the house prop.
erty was not damaged, The ear
was going to Oklahoma. I Rcyuo
News Item.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
Election PrOCIamallOh

Notice is hereby given thai there
will be an election held at thl usual
voting place, in the incorl prlted
town Of Pocahon;as, Arkans:s, on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of April 1916,
for the purpose OF eleotrnt one
Mayor, one Recorder aud five Al.
dermen, to serve for and during the
time prescribed by law.
Given under my hand assNayor
81 ,bv Incorporated town Of f'Ssu.
hontas, this March 4, 1916. N
&. A. Sage,
30 II. Mayor,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
PoPuIar Young Man Of Morril.
ton, Who is a Candidate
fg. Secretary OF Gt.te

The ABOVE Is q picture Of Y. A.
bcrson o. MorriIgou, Conway coun.
tr, wao is candidate for Secretary
OF State. Mr.. Bers1n is a news.
paper man, editor Of the Morriltop
Headlight, and has done a great
work not only Tor bis town and
county, bu. for the entire state a..
veil IielsayoUng man of cx.
ceWioua' ability, honorable, indus
tuous and progressive, aud in our
opinion no citizen OF Arkansas
could better Oil the high office t.
which be aspIres, nor could the
houu~ be conferred on one more
loyal aud deserving. The editor
OF the Star Herald has known him
for years and takes real pleasure
In recommending him As one who
will faithfully and inleIhgeutly dis
charge every duty, prove true to
every trust and remain loyal to the
great state OF Arkansas aud the best
interests OF the people whose ser.
want he aspires to be. The only
public office he las ever held was
that Of representative from his
county IN the last legislature and
his record ia that position was a |
good one
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
THICK, Glossy HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
Girls! Try Il! Hair gets 5sft. fluffy and
beautiful--Get q 25 cent hottI.
Of canLcrine.

u you caro- Tor heavy hair that arfF.
tens with beauty aud is radiant NTH
.a.. has au incompatible g1ItneEa and
# Nuay and lustr8G8. try DanIar.aa
Just one application doubles tho
beauty OF your hair hCslde8 IL Imua.
e.lleIy diasoives every particle Of
a-aaFuh. You can not have nice
heavy, healthy hair n you have
aanlru1 This destructive scurf raGs
me hair OF Us lustre. It's strength and
Us very life, and Il not overcome AZ
1roiuces q fCvorishness and itrhirs of
me scalp; the hair roots fam!sh
loosen and die: then the hair falls out
iast Surely get 2J-cent bottle of
hlo"lton's Danderiue from any drug
store and Just try Il
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
SOUR. I'D sToMACHs,
GES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Ps Diapensin~ dI,.s,. ann
sralnpd, ending all stomach
my in five minutes.

Time i'm five minutas all stor,.
ach distrewiU 90 No indimostinn 3tT,n
heartburnburness mr. boIobIno T,s'V -
gas, acid' quotations Of undigested
loou, 10 RzInes5, bloating, foul
breath or ,dacbo
Pape's leDgin Is notod for its
speed IN lating upset stomachs.
It Is the Sd. quickest stomach ron,,
edy in the We world and besides n
is harmlesPut an end 10 stnr,ocb
trouble lof by getting a large
1ity'ceht Of Pape's Diapepsin
from any 9stOre. You realize I'm
hVe mlhuteW needless IL is to sui.
Ter rom in9tlon, dyspepsia or any
stomach dilr. Irs tbe oricl-rg;
surcst audBt harmless sfoy,locI,
doctor in third.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

I.t VI expectancy. n Is for this reason
'rctrLulDch much OF The distress such ag morDjns
rl,1,,, ga,gs j avoided. Al prospective fatber;
h ',ul ,,,l. see to i that the cxpcctant molber
rfprIa Tg'aaed with n bottle OF "Motber',
Inc directions are simple. Get u n ,r,.
,E r,.E store. u Is applied by ibe cyncc,,,,, at
Frl.'F F,rI. herself, u pcnctratcs deeply and ar
IN, , HHck and splendid relief In mG5f
tlI,,Gl5.HH manner aud reflects a physir7i
I,t,. Istt,.I'lghl 10 The nervous disposition of ibr
Tr.ar, pp9ni fall 10 get q bottle uf Mother,
rI4i.- "liy ANA then write Bmdncld Reg
flr ."a 4i1 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga..
iI. Z" pretty little book brimnil of inform,'
I, r.'T4 eNpcctaut mothers. It Is q dglIeLt
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10

Noi treatment for a cold set.
tled the lungs is a HERRICK'S
REDEPPER POROUS PLAS.
IEHlPIrcd to the chest to draw
out inmmatiou, and BALLARD'S
HOhlOUND Il SYRUP to relax
ughne Iou get the two rene.
di's lohe price OF one by buying
the dor size lIorehound syrup;
there ISporous plaster free with
each OoN Sold by all druggists.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
obS'--Ot:ss feirphOne lilac

Upon information of the prose
cutting attorney, J. p. Pitman was,
this week, fined in the justice OF
the peace court of Squire Douglas.
IEor careIessIy falling a tree across
pe Ozark telephone line.
Telephone and telegraph lines
AMIN sense public utilities and
on'ome occasions it is difficult for
tb force of lInemen to keep the line
in 'epair and good working order
at he best, aud owing to the Impor-
tafe Of keeping TIE lines open.
eNeY citizen should be careful and
avd obstructing the line.
e are Informed that the penal.
tiealtached to the violation of
thIsaw are pretty severe when rig.
idlpro,eculcd.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
i)TICE TO TEACHERS

Nice Is hereby given that an
e1afnation for the teachers will be
held, the high school building.
Poeiontas, Thursdqy.F Friday, Marcu
lO.l 1916. Rufus A. Mock,
County Examiner.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
A Little Blossom
To Delight the Home

Nnen u Is known that In the near
imufe the home Is TO be blessed ,.i,b !,
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10


new arrival the arst
thought sh hould bo
Mothers Friend"
This is an external
remedy gently applet
over the stomach mn..
cles. II makes them
firm and plant. thew
expand naturally will.
out undue strain. Il
removes from the
nerves those lnnn-
ences which are re-
sponsible for much OF
The pain Incident 10 tho
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
FOR SALE
30 2t

The Nick Frenken property is
for sale at a bargain. Block No.
WeIble survey-size of lot,
l3OxlsO. Has room dwelling
house, large barn. good cisterD,
cellar, fine large garden. Ifnter.
ested see me at once as same will
be sold at a bargain.
% tf. Jos. II. DeClerk
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
&5 90 RkWARD

| wall pay five dollars reward for
the arrest and conviction Of party
or parties who have been breaking
locks on my vending machines on
the streets Of Pocahoutas.
u. Stephens,
27 itp. Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-03-10
P.GKETT'S REPLY
TO drew BOWERS

Nv Dear Drew.
arcyr, ,onr rn.m" ""
were no, the 1u.au... ....r
and beg your na0oo 30. ... off,
Tended. Nov Drew, .. very
crciulou, m.u 1900 .s.'
eredulous mrn IU.w.l."0.a
swallowed Jonah; I ao.N."... DO
tor of all thing mda 81. urN
H. six days auI .a... .n a ..a
seventh: ! m'n.sr lur a m.a
from lidloHI. Uoln... a.l
take more r,m.uuo la.. "N'
adluc.d go muye1omg mnH d"
ysu did not N.,r mnn .. ".u
.th.r arlc.e ,aau yu
the rcadurs Of .assr." .'.
lent there % mtam .au
runs, ,Ir. hm ano .s..
equity? Ia. <. w....
c.u, of ,gn..v, ..
right and auursR..a- ....a
the following nc,,
Ia the first place, 0 gam. a. mlr
blcs could have been played upou
your coat tails, after you r.H lhn
first article, while you a.. -.ms
around the rquara drmm..ag Do.
aud looking for some ono O. ..upa-
thlze with. Didn't you -tg .u d..
ycrs and sunlry pU- .ag O.,
should be answered and ,ha, 10.
would be answered. D..r sou
say TO Joe in the prrscnra u. wi.-.
uesses that You would answer b., /.
but for reasons which ruH gave,
that you could not sign o.. And
lastly, Drew, YOU confessed your-
self that you made suggg,,.ar. ln Il. .
For the sake Of argument grant
you the benefit Of the doubt, aud
will say that this coulrc. sas after
wards abrogatcd, and Jhal ,0a dad
not write il. But cou'In'. you no,
write it and still be par. author OF
i? To say the least, Dras, so 7
'uggestrons were printed, hence you
became at least part author ! spoke
ldvisedIy, Drew, when .aI what
did. D
| could tell you more, Dres, bat
will be more maguanimog, than
,ou. | will not humIiale 7uu nor
'"Ahsr'aaa onr frienls by layaag ,ho
asst fatal straw on the camel, back, !
'ut, honest son, / have you with (
he goods on you.
You have a perfect righ 20 stand
ponsor for your teacher. | have
ot the desire or intention Of crili.
ising you for such a course. You
'ould be ungrateful if you dld no..
ut II this sane teacher was running
ell nell into political oblivion with T.
new and dangerous political cult. I
hen You could not be excused for
blowing after him.
1t Is entirely out OF place to re-. |
ale the readers of thi, paper with |
re stale political history III which
ou supported me, etc. You know |
}" | feel about that and yoa know |
Dw | have always felt. [ copJ |
ply in kind by refreshing yopr 4
emory that IN those day, We had sl
} primaries, aud tha, you were en-. :, !,
lied to voice your sentiment.
lso that this is a Democratic ur. %
airy and vou should be kind n
ough to let we Drm..rr, se,rI. IRsS
r own fight. Nowlnau.Hmc,.. III III
'ew, to you and myself. / 0l,a,. 70
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

SUITS hansen

Betty Nansen Is a big local favor
tie and was q prime favorite in Eu-
rope before she undertook to visit
America and join the Fox forces.
In The Song of Hate, at the Ha-
wall, Fox has discovered in the role
OF La Tosca part that might have
been made to order for hansen. As
the opera singer. who lis loved of and
who loves a young artist, who Is also
loved by the prefect Of police, she Is
given every opportunity for display
of the emotions. When the artist Is
jailed and the project names the
price OF his freedom La Tosca- -sIle
does not hesitate but quickly agrees
to the bargain.
The lover is released and the pre-
feet would claim his reward. La
Tosca pays but not in the coin that
lad been expected. Cold steel is
used and IN one Of the most thrilling
Of elimaxes she drives the dagger TO
the heart Of her persecntor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

theatef, while billed IS 4 detective
coined .drama. Is Z little shy on The
detective end but very strong On the
comedf and drama. Hazel Dawn was
4 comic opera star lbpfofe Joining the
forces that produce silent entertain
mefit and Was Z big success As 8
eonseqnsncekh sr opnledr work = ex.
cellent.
The Broken Coin the serial fca-
tilr1 FOR the latter part of the week,
Is 4 vehicle that allows Grace Cunafd
and Francis Eerde big opportunities
Il Is flied with thrills and has a. m
terestlng plot
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

results Of te1egrapher's mistake 8
freight train IS plunged down an EN-
bankment. The sight Of q crane lift
Ing huge cars as ~ they were made
Of cardboard IS aWe.inspiring. Billie
Reeves returns 20 the Empire In the
comedy 1.-THE Price Of Pie. Reeves
as comedian and acrobat Is 4 favor
.ite with Honolnlais. NI6tiny IN the
Jungle Is well staged:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
Girl DEIECTIlE
NOVEL HEROINE

Female 1BtectiFes are not hncom.
mon IN ActuaI police life but On the
stage 81 screen they are few and tar
between, especially those who DO not
cySrdo such a part. Hazel Dawn IN
my Lady Ihcog, :. while not q great
success IN detecting. Is, nevertheless,
most clever III the handling Of the
role.
my Lady Ii,e0e, at che Liberty
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01
EMPIRE THEATER
HAS fine BILL

The series Of amazing situations
contained ID the tWosact drama, .Hid-
ing from the. Law : make It the. most
unusual prod ttf5h featured at me
Umpire heater ia weeks Guy Combs
and Anna Neillsoh are starred Ii the
may listed 4 headlfher e he sEm1ire,
today Combs as Bruce. narried Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

bfist ii The world Its
lot sttstsh;n6 Is Z, s g sl's
le,4der II The B6I
- -''| Tor the hi1E positions
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-01

,.ME lay IBe0e. q Lhe LlbeFtE
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
FRIENDSHIP CLUBS
RECEIVE At Y. ". c. A.
High School Branches Share in
Jubilee Celebration With
Open House.

"Open house" week In the Y. w. c. A.
Jubilee celebration. which began Yester-
dav with receptions by the educational
committee and the Round Table Club.
is IN full swing TODAY. The five friend
shin clubs of the public schools are re-
cCiviug guests at the association head
quarters this afternoon. with Miss Helen
Hughes chairman Of the high school
stuGnnts' committee. and members OF
the clubs as hostcssrs
Tonight Miss Eunice Wead. chairman.
and other members of the library COM
mittcr will be hostesses from 80 to 9:3C
O'Clock. In addition to the activities of
the friCndShiD clubs visitors will be
shown any of the associations other
wor'l IN which they are Interested. by
COmn:itt""s of Young ladies.
Th" schedule for the rest of the week
in tn" "oDen house, camnaiCn. which
docs not clos" until next Tuesday. in
CluGCs the depart nent of languages and
h" "at home" to guests OF the associa-
tion tomorrow afternoon and night. re-
sDt CtivelN. and the department OF
spoken English and the mel he hiI
committee. which will be hosts or
Saturday.
Committees to arrange detailed pro.
gram for finance week. IN the iubile.
celcbratlon. and a typical closing event
for March 3. the Y. ". c. As fiftiett
anniversary. are meeting today
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
'STONE AND BORAH
CLASH IN SENATE
Press Clipping Offered For
Record Brings Charge Of
Partisanship. =

Just before ne Senate yesterday
asking the President to set apart day
on which the public might contribute
to the relief OF distressed Armenians,
senators Rorah and Stone Clashed over
the fact that Senator BOrah had sent
TO the desk for insertion In the Record
a press dispatch from pvtrograd tell
ing OF the death at the hands of Kurds
OF Dr. Shmmum, said to be an
American missionary, and also said TO
have been burned to death in oil.
Senator Stone expressed his surprise
that Senator Borah presented IA news
paper clipping OF this nature. and
charged Senator Borah With trying TO
give the action on the resolution par
tisan color"
Senator Rorah said he simply wanted
to aCC"HtNate the situation, and trusted
II was not Improper for the Senate 10
he informed how American citizens were
treated elsewhere. lie trusted also I'VE
hay" not become So supinely Cowardly
Hs I" he afraid to let the public know
TIA" conditions which exist in those
, count rt"s with reference to our own
people.
senator stone insisted It was not "a
crrditHbl" thing to DO" and there fol.
lowed "a sharp COlloquN in which Senator
BOrHh empha sized that Senator Stone
was disposed To regard anything of the
Kind put in the Record as reflec-
tiOn ON tn" Administration. lie said
senator Stone was the only man who
had aCCentuated partisanship in this
matter.
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
SOCIALISTS PLANNING
FOR NOMINATIONS
Party Will Hold No National
: Convention, But Resort to
Referendum.

Al least one political party will soon
decide on its Presidential nominee.
Prominent socialists here said today
that early in March the results OF the
referendum which their party is TAX
ing would he known. The socialist
party Is not going to have conVsn-
ton this year, but will choose its Presi-
Dental nominee and shape it's platform
by referendum vote
James Maurer Pennsylvania Dor
leader, who has been prominent hare VI
late in working against preparedness.
Is one of the candidates. Allan henson.
who Is known as a writer and lecturer,
is another. The nomination rests be-
tween the two, and Maurer is consid-
cred the probable nominee. Broadly
speaking, Mauror Is the choice OF the
labor element of the socialists and
Benson of the "hjghbrOWs.'
Charles Edward Russell who has
borne aloft the banner for 80 long in
so many fights. Is not going to be named
lhis year because, having seen with mis-
own eyes what was going on in Europe,
he came back home and told his party
and the country II Was time to wake up
| and prepare or it would stand to be
ltelgianiZed. SO the paCiiists ar" V"Nrd
at him, and say he has become Prus-
| sianiZed.
The Socialists. or that element of
| the Socialists which talks unprepared-
ness above al! things else. and il OPP
| posed to preparation for national de-
tense. insist they are going to roll up "A
/ huge vote this year. They say hntaS-
Onlsm of the Bryan Democrats to WI
sons program and opposition of. nu-
merous pacific Republicans to rrcrar-
edncss will give them 2."".10 votes and
| Il number of seats in Congress.
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
CHANGES ANNOUNCED !
AT PRINTING OFFICE
Ford Reports Appointments,
Separations and Transfers in
Personnel Of Staff.

Public Printer Ford today announced
number of changes In personnel in the
Government Printing office. They are:
Appointments. Anson Hughes, pro-
batonal linotype machinist: Joseph
Smolinski, watchman, transferred from
War Department: Frank J. Corsa, tenn
porary messenger boy; Maran II. Myers
and Justin A. Paddleford, probational
compositors Daniel NJ. HarriRan and
Fred ID. Jones. skilled laborers Uem-
poraryD.
Separations-Mis Mary Heffner. skill
ed labOrer, resigned, Walter -. Haight.
temporary messenger boy, resigned.
Transfers kirscn, compost
tor. 90 cents per hour, to maker-up 80
cent per hour. job section: Arthur T.
Lcith, compositUr, 50 cents per hour,
monotNpc section. to maker-up 70 cents
per hour, job section Dewey Esaias,
temporary messenger boy. 10 cents per
hour, hand section. TO probational mes
senger boy, $420 per annum. office of
purchasing agent; John ]. Fogarty. tenn
porary linotype operator. 60 cents per
hour to probational linotype operator
60 cents per hour, linotype section.
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
You Can Tell The People Who
Have Iron In Their Blood
Strong Healthy, Vigorous Folks,

II you are not strong or we'll you owe
II to yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work or how
far you can walk without becoming
tired. Next take two five-grain tablets
of ordinary nuXated iron three times
per day after meals for two weeks. Then
test your strength again and see for
yourself how much you have gained.
There is nothing like good old iron to
put color in your cheeks and sound.
healthy flesh on your bones. But YOU
must take iron in a form that can he
easily absorbed and assimilated like
nuXated iron If you want it to do you
any good, otherwise II may prove worse
than useless.
NOTE-Nuxated Iron recommended above
by Dr. Sauer. is one of the newer organic
iron compounds. Unlike the older inorganic
iron products. It Is easily assilnila ted does
not inJure the teeth. make them black, nor
upset the stomach: on the contrary. II is 4
most potent remedy, in nearly all forms OF
indigestion, a. well for nervous run down
conditions. The Manufacturers have 81, h
great confidence in NuXated Iron mat they
offer to forfeit 500 90 to any Charita bile in
stitution II they cannot take any man
woman under sixty who lacks Iron and in
Crease their strength 200 per cent
in four weeks time provided they have 10
serious organic trouble. They also offer 10
refund your money II it does least
double your strength and endurance IN ten
DAYS time. 1t Is dispensed in this city ~
Jas. o Donnell Drug Store. Riker & iIec"-
man. and all other druggists.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-02-10
ENGLAND Believes
u. S. Puts Honor
BelOW the Dollar
Bv ED l.. KEEN.

1t is evident that America misunder-
stands England almost as much as
ENGLAND misunderstands America in
this war.
An American returning from England
for the first time since the war started
cannot fail to pc amazed at the lack of
appreciation among his fellow-countrS-
men OF the determination OF the allies
and particularly that OF England-to
push the war relentlesslv to victorious
conclusion at any cost and any sacrlf,ce
It's like the surprise OF the lrst-time
traveller to Europe when he finds that
the people OF the allied countries are
not Overlooking with gratitude for the
material support given by the American
munitions makers.
1t may be a shock to some folk on
this side to learn how prevalent
throughout the allied countries and
eSpe cially in Eneland-is the idea that
the only reason We are keeping out OF
the war Is that We can make more
money by not coming In. 1t is not
merely the anti-American newspapers
that label us dollar Chasers." The
public at large apparently is convinced
that Uncle Sam is prepared to swallow
anv insult to his honor rather than
relin0uish this unprecedented oppor-
ropean gold. They don't hate us. eX-
aCtly. The feeling ranges rather from
pity to contempt. according TO the indi-
vidual
Sucl lIlSappIeh'iSlon OF AiheilCa
attitude finds itS parallel here.
"Aren t the allies about ready 10
quit? ?" do the, really think they have
a chance to VIM" These questions are
being asked in all quarters. Rumors
have spread broadcast that one or more
, of the allies are seeking separate
peace: that any one or them would ns
willing to listen now TO terms less
onerous than they would have imposed
year ago.
| can state most positively that 30
| far as England is concerned. peace at
present is out Of the question. This as
| SertlOn Is based not only on the slatr-
ments OF cabinet memOers and other
| among the common folk. The pro-peaCe
| Ielementt.ngland is a negligible uuan-
| tity, confined to a few irreCOnCIlaDles
who have opposed the war from the
| start, and who are practically without
mn SenCe.