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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-05-13
KNIGHTS OF PYTUIAS.
New Coart at Almngro.

Danville, Va, May t.--Grand Wor
thy Counsellor John Mitchell, Jr.
camo over from South Boston yes
to-day evening in his car with Mrs.
Lucy Cross, Mrs. Lucy T.. G. Scott
and Miss Eva G. Davis, with Robin
son Davis at the wheel. The party
were the guest of Deputy Grand
Chancellor George w. Rison.
They set up Court Of tho Order
Of Calanthe this afternoon on Liberty
HILL, adjoining Almagro. The ladies
spent the day with Mrs. NJ. e. Bethel
who had succeeded in organizing tho
work here. The following officers of
the new Court Were installed by
Grand Worthy Counsellor Mitchell:
w. c., Mrs. LOWE Hodge; w. IT,,
Mrs. Sophronia Fultz; w. Ix., Mrs.
Onie Price; w. O., Mrs. Martha
Broadnax; w. II. of D., Miss Edith
Paylor; w. r. OF A., Miss Laura
Lewis; w. II. Of Dep, Mrs. Frances
Ford; w. S. D., Miss Hattie Paylor;
w. J. D., Mrs. Jane Guerrant; V
Con-, Miss Amanda Paylor; w. A.
Con-, Mrs. Viola T.. Mabens: W. E.,
Miss Elizabeth Vaughan; w. H., Mrs
Bette Pope; w. p, Mrs. Hulda Far.
mcr; Trustees, Mrs. Mamie Shannon,
Mrs. Lottie Davis, Mrs. Flossio
Brooks.
The new, body will be known as
Liberty Hill Court. The work was
done at tho Liberty Hill Baptist
Church. Grand Medical Register A.
A. Tenant, conducted the medical
| examination. The Grand Worthy
Counsellor complimented Mrs. Bethel
highly Oh her work. She was mado
Deputy for this District. Mrs. p.
M. b. Hodge, District Deputy Grand
Worthy Counsellor Of Danvillc as
sisted. The party with Sir George
w. Risoh left this evening for Mar.
tinsville, Va.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
New Court at FicldNlc.

Martinsville, Va, May 2.-Grand
Worthy Counsellor John Mitchell, Jr.
came by roadway in his Stanley Steam
Car yesterday. IN the party were
DR.. a. A. Tenant, Mrs. Lucy Cross.
Mrs. Lucy e. G. Scott. Miss Eva &.
Davis, Sir george w. Rison and Sir
Robinson Davis. They were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Hoyle.
Sir Mitchell visited Martinsville
Lodge last night.
Today they went TO Fieldale, six
miles distant and set up Court of
the Order of Calanthe. Grand Med
zeal Register Albert A. Tenant had
charge OF the medical examination.
Grand Worthy Counsellor Mitchell
Installed the following officers of the
new body, which will be known rs
Riverside Court, No. FAC:
w. c., Mrs. Virginia Cahill; w.
Ir., Mrs. Parthenia Manns; w. TX,
Mrs. Fannie Hairston; w. O., Mrs.
Allie ]. Craighead; w. n. of D.,
Mrs. Mamie j. Walker; w r. of A.,
Mrs. Mary e. Wade: w. r. Of Dep,
Mrs. Kelley Hairston; w. S. d., Mrs.
America Wood: w. J. D., Mrs. AIDE
line Manns; W. Con-, Mrs. Rosa
Martin; w. A. Con-, Mrs. Addie Holt;
w. E., Miss Caroline Galloway; w.
H., Mrs. Lula Sheffield; w. p, Mrs.
Channie Cox; Trustees, Mrs. Martha
j. Scales, Mrs. Carrie Jones, Mrs.
Mary B. Waller.
The work was accredited to Dis
trict Deputy Grand Worthy Counsel
lor Dossie K. Hoyle. The Grand
Worthy Counsellor complimented
her and her assistants highly as this
work was surprise to him. He had
not been notified that the club was
ready. After supper at the Hoyle
residence, the party left for Danville
where DR.. Tenant was to leave t.
night and the other members of the
party would proceed by roadway.
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MEET.

The General Committee of y. Is.
f.. and S. MI. II. met on Sunday after
noon at 2974 State St., at which
time the meeting was addressed by
Prof. Leo and II. Arnold Hill Of the
Urban League. Final arrangements
were made for the annual sermon to
he held tho fourth Sunday in May
at Pilgrims Temple, 33rd St. and
Indiana Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sulinger
arc very much pleased in their new
homo just completed at 1901 S.
May St., Morgan Park.
Mrs. Cora Franks, OF Lake For
est, Ill. together with her son, The
odora, visited relatives in the city
during the week. While here, Mrs.
Franks looked after some important
business matters.
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MASSACHUSETTS, OFFICIALLY
ASKS LODGE TO ACT ON
DYER BILL.
(BOStOn Post. Nav ! !


The State Senate. following tho
example set by the House OF Repre-
sentatives on Monday, yesterday by
an overwhelming vote passed res
olution urging tho United States Sen
ate to pass bill making mob murder
and lynching erfme against tn"
Federal government
The resolution calls for tho speedy
enactment Of the Dyer bill now before
Congress and roads in part as fol-
lows:
"The General Court OF Massachu-
sets respectfully urges upon the
United States Senate and it's Judi
ciary committee the speedy enact
ncnt Of the Dyer ant1-lynching bill.
so-called, already passed by the
House Of Representatives by an over
whelming majority, and designed to
end lynching by making mob murder
crime against the Federal govern
ment."
Tho National Equal Rights League
and others petitioned tho State Leg
islature to urge tho United States
Senate to pass this bill. On Monday
the House OF Representatives of this
State passed the resolutions and yes
to-day the State Senate also passed
them.
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TO HOLD MEETING

The Virginia Society will hold Its
regular monthly meeting on May II
at 1898 S. State ST., at which time
program will be rendered followed
by refreshments being served. M .
r. Bailey, president, together with
John A. Yeatman, corresponding Sec
rotary, are working hard for the sue
cess Of the society.
Mrs. Sarah r. Benton, 1881 w.
209th Place, Morgan Park, is very
busy each day in the suburbs assist
ing interested members Of the Race
to find suitable locations as future
home sites. Mrs. Benton is the wide
awake suburban representative of
The Bailey Realty Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kearney have
moved into their recently erected
cottage on lots purchased on 112th
Place and Racine Ave. last summer
through The Bailey Realty Co.
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CHICAGO NOTES.

Samuel Winnigham has moved
his market from 37th and Giles Ave 4.
to 3Sth and State Sts., where he
will carry fresh line Of fish and
watermelons in season. Mr.. Win
nigham is an expert in the handling
Of fresh fish and choice melons.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Young who have
resided at 1856 Giles Ave. a number
OF years, have moved to Ala Calu-
met Ave.
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Richmond, Va. July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been effected
by l.. J. Hayden's Pure Herb Medi.
cinea After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from tho
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make statement to l.. J. Hayden:
Thirteen years ago twelve leading
PHYSICIANS of my city treated me for
Kidney trouble and gravel without
tho desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated on, as that
was the only chance for me. I was
advised to go and get some Of l.. J..
HaYden's Herb Medicine and try be
fore being operated on. I did 30,
and I'm twonty.four hours after using
his medicines I passed at least n
half dozen gravel, some az big as n
large pea. Since that time have
not suffered with tho gravel.
highly recommend l.. J. Hayden's
medicine to all suffering humanity.
am. J. 4, PAGE.
I AubusR Ave.. Rlahmonl We.
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was cured Of very bad case of
rheumatism by two bottles OF l..
j.. Hayden's wonderful Herb Medi-
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the dreadful disease. I was unable
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only two bottles Of the medicine has
made me perfectly we'll man in
every respect. I cannot give Mr.. l..
). Hayden too much praise for what
he has done for mo. have sent
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ana they have also gotten cured. NY
daughter was also cured Of Rheuma
tism and Indigestion by l.. J. Hay.
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OF the greatest healers Of the sick
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GOES TO ST. LOUIS.

Charles Satchell Morris, Jr., we'll
known In the orat0rical fields as ono
Of tho best speakers among his race,
left the city the latter part of the
week for ST. Louis, Mo-, where he
will speak on Monday evening be-
fore the General G. NJ. t.. Confer
enc. On Tuesday evening this bril-
liant orator, spoke at Muncie, Ind .
before large and appreciative aud
fence. Young Morris Is a senior stu
dent at the University Of Chicago and
is receiving many invitations to
speak In and out OF the city, at his
residence, 1450 Prairie Ave.
Mayo Coburn, Of Memphis, Tenn
visited his brother, Thomas Coburn,
3606 Wabash Ave-, during the past
week. The brothers had not met be-
fore in twenty-seven years.
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CBoston Herald, May s.

There was an echo Of "Wednesday s
debate on lynching in the Senate
yesterday, when Senator Wadleigh OF
Merrimack, sought to oyerturn the
favorable majority given the resolu-
lions in favor Of, tho Dyer Anti
lynching bill. Tho senator read a
section Of the Dyer bill, now before
the United States SENATE, which i'm
poses a fine Of $4,000 on a county,
city or town where lynching takes
place, and said that under such n
provision innocent people would suf-
fer for the acts OF few. The SEN
ate, however, refused to reconsider
It's action.
The Boston branch Of the League
is now getting signatures to peti-
ton to be presented to Senator
Lodge, asking him as Republican
leader, to call party caucus and
through 1t to urge that the Dyer bill
be reported out of committee and
acted upon before Congress ad1ourns.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

Mrs G. M. Thomas, 20, who sew
ersl days ago wandered into Poplar
Bluff, has become reeoaeiled with
her husband and returned TO her
home near Corning after performing
a most unusual feat for a woman Of
her age Several days ago she and
her husband, according 70 her state
ment, bad q little domestic sltercs-
ton tesultiDg in her picking up and
leaving home. She stafteti'walking
north in the direotion Of Poplar
Bluff, although Corning sssiess than
35 miles from Poplar Bluff by rail,
the route taken by Mrs Thomas was
something near 40 miles.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

She leaves husband, one little
daughter, an aged father, four Sis
ters, three brothers and many more
relatives and friends to mourn her
departure. ~
Oracle obeyed the gospel August
2e, 1921, and became member Of
the Church Of Christ and lived q
christian until her death.
God knows best. He does all
things we'll. lie was ready io,ooall
her home. There ie no pain or sor
row op there. She will dwell 10
peace for ever.
Let Us all live TO meet her on the
golden shores where parting is no
more.
She was laid 70 rest IN the Harper
cemetery. Rev. Holder conducted
the fuDeral services. She is gone
but not forgotten. A Neioe.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
BIGGERS

il. r. odom is reported right sick
at this writing. res
Mrs. Jods Sage and children oil
near scett's Ferry were here first oil
the week visiting her daughter, Mrs
Payne.
Tom Holt, who is In the life iu-
sursnoe business, is here visiting his
family.
The People Gin Co., has the lum
Der on the ground TO build their gin
They will begin work in few days
"A. z. Schnsbaum of Pocabontas
came up Monday on business.
Joe II. johnson and w. M Mar.
shall had special business at Poca.
houtas Monday.
Bob Sage and family are prepsr-
ing TO leave in a few dsys for New
Mexico where they will make their
future home.
The Frisco is improving their pro
perty here by putting new roof on
the depot.
Mrs. Oracle Gates returned the
last of the week from an extended
visit TO relatives In oregan county,
No.
Rev. w. K. Cooper reports that
his little daughter, Nestle, who un-
derwent an operation for appendl'
oitis in a hospital at Paragould, is
improving nicely.
Miss Lena Brunden, A. N. Dunn
and Clarence Grsybam went to Wal
nut Ridge Saturday to take the
examination for postmaster at this
place.
Frank Bessley of Walnut Ridge
came up Monday TO look after bis
farming interests here.
A large crowd from here attend
ed the funeral of Jim Ford at the
Hite cemetery Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
fifth Sunday MeetlnQ

The following is a program for
the Fifth Sunday Meeting TO be
held with Shiloh Baptist church,
FIVE miles west of Poosbontss, be.
ginning Friday night before The
fifth Sunday in April:
Fnday-7:S0 p m, devotional
servIce-Alvin Tyler.
500 p m sermon-E. T. Lin.
coin and L. g. Miller.
Saturday-9:30 a. M, Song, 500
ing That Way"
1000 q. M, "Wbat Bsptists have
accomplished with rs millIon"-Tay
lor Stsnfil.
1900 q. m sermon Bro. No.
Even OF Pocahontas.
Adjourn for dinner. Afternoon,
called together by singing OF choir.
1880 p. m, Chow can a church
best maintain an evergreen Sunday
schoolY"-HorLoD Navy.
400 p. m "What benefits are
derived by MAINTAINING mid seek
prayer service"-E. T. Lincoln.
$3.50 p. m, "Whst is the good
to be obtained by church affiIist.
ing, cooperating and taking part IN
ASSOCIATION and convention meeting
Bro. Baxter and Taylor StaD6ll.
SOC p. m, sermon-Tsylor Stan
fill.
Sunday e:sO a. M, Sunday
school.
ii: 90 a. m sermon, "Christian
Education"-Bro. Baxter.
The public is cordially invited TO
come and take an active part ID these
services. Sam Stapdiford,
ID. II. Winn,
3 q. W. Stevens,
~, Il. :. sas 4. III, (yommiilao. I.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
To Baptist Churches

/ write this to say that several
Churches have expressed their des-
ire to have me with them In a series
OF meetings this summer hut some
haven't started the exact time. If
any church or community desires
my services in meetings 1t will be
necessary for you to write me as
soon as possible the .eIact date. j
have opened dates from July Is to
Aug. 10, but If you desire to have
your meeting before July is write
me and we might make the arrange
ment. Can bring good singer with
me. Rev. Taylor Stsntll.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

Forest Roberts, aged IA, son OF
Mrs. M. F. Roberts of Walnut
Ridge, formerly Of Pocahontas, was
the victim of a serious accident last
week. Holding bottle in one
hand, he fred an alrgun which he
held IN the other, breaking the bot
tie, and a piece of the flying glaas
struck bis lett eye. He was taken
TO JonesbOro hospital for treatment,
and it is believed that the sight Of
his eye will be lost.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Two Teachers Employed

The Pocahontss School Board has
employed Daily Thompson as sup.
erintendent of the Pocshontas High
school for next year. Miss Verda
Robins has also been employed ior
place In the High School. The
remainder of the faculty will be Sc
lected at the next regular meeting
of the board.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Bays Grocery Store

Ebert BLY, and Evans Bennett,
made a deal this week wherein they
became proprietors of Genes Cash
Store, owned by Eugene Thompson.
The young men will conduct the
business at the same stand, next
door to the postoffiee, and solicit
the patronage OF the public.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the entire
community for the cordial welcome
and the kind way they have re-
ceIved us home. Especially Mr..
and Mr. Kercheval for the splendid
supper they had prepared for us.
We pray Gods richest blessings for
everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs q. X. Wyatt,
Miss Irene Wyatt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Community Grocery

Mrs. Maggie Taylor has estab.
lshed q retail grocery store at ber
home in the north part of town and
is soliciting the trade of her friends
ana neigbbors. She will carry a
full line of staple articles and later
on will add stock of fancy grocer
les. "e@f
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Obituary

On March 8, 1929 the death an
gel visited the bcme of VernIce
Harper and took from him his dsr.
ling wife, Oracle. She was :. the
daughter of J. b. Penn. and was
born IN Randolph county near
Biockett, where she lived until her
deasb.s She was msrr'ed 10 Vernis
Harper August 10, 1919.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Local and Otherwise
Baseball goods at Jobnston's.

Baseball goods at JobDston's. V
John r. Holt of Warm Springs
had business 10 town Tuesday.
New Phonogrsph Records at
Johnston's Drug Store. S5-tf
M. F. Sloan of Noland was In
town on business fret of the week
James Early and wife Of Ham,l
we're IN Pooahontss Tuesday and
pad the Star Herald pleasant visit
Mics Anna DeClerk left Sunday
for q visit with friends at Cape Cir
srdeau, Mo.
Ben Choate and E. G. Mock of
Maynard we're looking after business
IN town Tuesday.
A. Hayes and B. N. Johnson,
good citizens o. Ingram, we're in
town on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wisner of Big
gers were visiting in Pocahontas
Wednesday.
Eugene Hart aud family of Rich
woods were visiting In Pocahontas
Tuesday.
A letter from Cedar Ridge went
to the waste basket this week as no
name was signed.
Everybody needs spring tonic
We have any kind you want. John.
ston Drug Co.
Joe Bolley of Hsynesville, La,
spent a few days the past week with
homefolks here.
Mrs. Sarah Orblitt of Walnut
Ridge was visiting her brother. Abe
Alperin, here last week.
Miss Winnie Johnson of Little
Rock spent the week end with re.
latives and friends in Pocahontas.
w. II. Wsldron of Hamil left
thas week for Birmingham, Ala, to
make his home with his daughter.
Ray Boyd left last week for
Ftenchman's Bayou, where he has a
position as timekeeper for the Frisco
1Csmels i7c, 8 for soc at John
ston's. 35.tf.
A number OF our good farmers in
the hills have been IN town this
week after shipments of fertilizer.
Mrs. w. W. Brlstow of GIrsrd,
ILL.,, Is IN Pocshontas, a guest at the
home of her son, J. L. Brstow and
family. .za 4n. g4as .l.
Nancy Hall sweet potato plants,
tR,95 per thousand delivered. Fred
sehisler, Poplar Bluff. Mo-, r. 4,
Bx. l6A. r.ai.f 'i 36tf.
Mrs.. Abe Alperin and little daugh
ter left Sunday for visit OF several
weeks with relatives and friends IN
ST. Louis, Texas and Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Martin re-
turned last Friday from St, LOUIS,
where they had spent their honey
moon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

""u ulms az Johnston's.
Mr'' Bedford Griggs returned to
ner home IN Biggers Sunday after
spending few days here with Mrs.
" Brewer = Hoxle Tribune.
a good letter from our CORES
pondent of Brooklngs reached us
100 late for publication this week.
For Rent-The four upstairs
rooms of my home on the north side
Mates very reasonable. Call or see
Mrs. Maggie Taylor. selt.
Mise Blanche Pratt returned
wednesday to her home at Para
gould after a visit with relatives and
friends here. A>
4 mr.. and Mrs. Rector Johnston :,
W. L Blankenship and wife and
MRS l.. +. BlaLkenshlp and son,
frank, are enjoying short outing
at-Middlebrook this week.
Mrs. W. II. Williams of Para
gould arrived last Thursday for a
visit with ber sister, Mrs. A. j.
Lewis, and other relatives and friends
she returned to her home Wednes-
day.
Mrs Molly A. Baker OF near Dal
ton passed through Pocahontas Tues
DAY en- route home after a five week
visit with her children in Oklah oma
She was accompanied home by her
daughter, Mrs. Shave-, of Clare
more, Okla.
Jess, Monroe and George Haynes.
all good citizens of the Bay com.
munlty, Craighesd county, came in
Wednesday to see their father, Un-
Gle Jim Haynes, who is seriously
ILL All of the Haynes boys former
ly lived in this county.
Mrs. J. w. Bennett has been at
Jonesboro the past week attending
the bedside ofher daughter Nj iss Vera
Foster, who was operated on last
Friday for appendicitis. Late re
ports are to the effect that Miss
Foster is recovering nicely.
Hemstltchlng done quickly, work
returned promptly, prices, 10 cents
for cotton goods, is cents for silk
goods. You furnish the thread
All work appreciated, satisfaction
guaranteed. Miss Wilma Adrian,
35-4t. Walnut Ridge Ark
DR.. t. z johnson of Holmes has
purchased the schoonover lot on
Thomssville Avenue and will erect
81, 600 brick bungalow thereon.
The property was owned by Martin
and Wells and is located just
north of the J. L. Preston property.
The following out of tom rels
tives attended the funeral of, Mrs
Mary T. Davis here last Sunday:
s. A. Thomas and wife, Little
Rock; Mrs. Matte ousler, Collier
vile, Tenn; A. o. Canon, Memphis.
Tenn; Mrs. 0usler was a niece OF
Mrs. Davis and Mr.. Thomas and
Mr.. Canon we're nephews.
! Auto paint at Johnsion's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
Successful PROGRAM

The Manson Richwoods program,
rendered at Manson last Saturday
night was a success from start to
close. These schools will render
another program at Richwoods Sat-
urday night, April s9nd. A large
crowd is expected.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

For Ssle-Six room brick bungs,
low. Convenient TO business sec
tion and in very select neighbor'
hood. Practically new. See Noah
Pace, Pocahontas, Ark. 81 u
Wanted-To hear from owner Of
good farm for sale, State osst
pf'ce. fullparticplars.. D. +. Bush,
Minneapolis. MINI. ~ 84-lst.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
FARMERS UNION ST ORE

Is unloading 8 car Of hard wheat
-four and feed today. Also a big
shipment of pure lard. s6.ltp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Because Of its tonic and laxative effect LAxA-
1--WE BROh0 oUlNINE 0ablets) can be taken
py enyone without causing nervousness or ringing
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
ODE Fellow Prouram

The following is the annual Odd
Fellow program to be given by the
local lodge at the hall on Wednes
DAY evening, ApnE2e, beginning at
500 O'clock:
l. Band Number-Modern Wood
men Band. ~
3. Invocstlon-Chaplain Henry
Kemp.
8. Address of Weleome-By a
member.
A. Song Hazel and Gordon
Phillips.
5. Band Number-M o d n
Woodmen Band.
8. Rsading-Cordis Smith.
Z. Male Qusrtette-Cole, Fry,
Rice, Holt
8. Address-Rev. A. I. Gallo
way.
0. Refreshments.
All Odd Fellows and their fam.
lies are cordially invited to attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21
WANTED

To buy hogs, all kinds from so
pounds up. +. } Baitz. 81
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

We glad to announce that we now have the famous
Dolly DImpIe Flour and Robin Red Breast
Cream Meaito offer to the buying public Of POcahontas
and vicinity. IL
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

Auto paint at Johnsi on's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-21

Robin Red Breast Cream Meal is the last word in
meal We say, without fear of successful contradiction
that this meal by far the best meal ever put the
market in this section 1t is free Of bran kiln dried has
the germ of the removed and in fact everything that
you could expect of meal. 1t higher price than
the ordinary meal you buy today We will be glad sub
NIT the of satisfied Pocahontas upon request