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The New York herald., 1922-03-12
HURRY WORK ON GAILE0N.
Salvage Syndicate to Take Advan-
tare of Spring Tides.

LONDON, March 1.-THE new syndi-
cate which has been 70. med to recover
the treasure from the Spanish Armanda
galleon in Tobermory harbor has be-
gun work A considerable amount Of
salvage plant had been gradually ac-
cumulated at Tobermory during the past
two months and the preliminary work
advantage of the spring tides.
The water over the Spanish vessel is
from ten to fourteen fathoms deep and
the ship is buried under about thirty
feet of sand and bowlder clay at q dis
tance of only ninety yards from the
steamboat pier in daily use by many
vessels.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
President Remains
Unchanged on Bonus
: Ew SMYRNA Fla, March

n EW SMYRNA, Fla, MarcE'
M IL (Associated Press).-
President and Mrs. Har-
ding, with their vacation guests.
left tonight on their cruise down
the Florida east coast.
Mr.. Harding has refused to dis
cuss official questions in practically
every case, but requests to-day for
his opinion on the latest proposal
for soldiers bonus as embodied
in the bill introduced in the House
by Representative Fordney and re-
ferred to the Ways and Means
Committee brought from officials
close 10 Mr.. Harding a reiteration
of Ills position as outlined in his
recent letter TO Mr.. Fordney sug-
gesting a sales tax to raise the
necessary funds or else postpone
ment OF the legislation. No other
statement, Administration officials
said, had been authorized.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
COMPLAINS GERMANS
SEND LIQUOR BY MAIL
u. S. Post Office Says Much
Has Been Confiscoted.

BERLIN, March 11.-Complaint has
been made to the German Government
by the American Post Office Depart
ment that packages from Germany re-
ceivcd in the United States frequently
contain liquor. The department reports
that in numerous cases such liquor has
Teen confiscated
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
GANDHI AND HIS AIDS
DECRY ALL VIOLENCE
No Hartal, No Use Going
Mad. Is Proclamation of
Congress Body.
SITUATION is QUIET
MOntagu Assails Lloyd
George in Speech Defend
ing Own Policy.
CABINET KNEW OF NOTE
Coalition Failing, Says Ex-Sec-
retary, and He Was Sacri-
feed to Die Hards.'
CABINET KNEW OF NOTE

BOMBAY. March III ASSOCIATED
Press).-An appeal to the public to re-
main calm, "as we shall show no re-
gard for Gandhi either by observing a
hartal or going mad. was issued to-
day by the Congress Committee. The
committee requests that the natives
refrain from invoking a hartal and
maintain "a peaceful cordial attitude
toward ALL"
While at Ahmedabad, Mohandas K.
Gandhi, writing in The newspaper Net0
India. said that If he were arrested the
people should remain unmoved. He
asked that they fulfill the whole con-
structive program framed at Bardoli
with clockwork regularity and speed
like the Punjah express
At a meeting of the Bengal Legisla-
tive Council to-day in Calcutta the In
dian members gave notice that they had
passed a resolution expressing regret at
the resignation Of Edwin s. Montagu as
Secretary OF State for India and express
ing appreciation of his services. The
president of the council refused re-
quest for adjourMnsDt as token of re-
greet, whereupon the Indian members,
with the exception of eleven, walked out
of the meeting.
Shock to the Public.
The resignation of Montagu came as
a complete shock to the Indian public.
Such action was totally unexpected.
Among the n-cooperationists regret
was expressed that India had lost the
services OF the statesman who had done
50 much for her. The Bombay Chron-
icle suggests that his resignation was
due to his reluctance to agree to Gam
dhi's arrest
The extremists here expect his success
sor 10 be reactionary politician and
believe that Mr.. Montagu was sacrificed
to the alleged anti-Turk policy Of the
imperial Government. Little attention is
paid by these commentators upon the
constitutional issue to which his resigna-
ton was attributed.
The Advocate Of I,tdid expresses re-
gret at the India Secretary's downfall
and considers that the recommendations
OF the Government of India regarding
Turkey should be acted upon. The
Anglo-Indian newspapers speak warmly
of Mr.. Montagu's devotion to his ideals.
but most Of them think India Is not
| likely to suffer by his resignation.
| LONDON, March 1.-THE Bombay cor
respondent of the Exchange Telegraph
Company says that generally Secretary
Montagu's resignation eclipses interest
in GandhPs arrest. The moderates take
gloomy view and await with anxiety
announcement OF his successor.
The news OF Gandhis arrest says the
correspondent, has been received quietly
throughout India, and. according to the
reports, his admonitlon to his followers
to remain peaceful is being followed. II
is understood that the sedition charges
are based on the recent congress resolr-
ton drawn up by Gandhi.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
Strikes Are Reported.

WASHINGTON, March 11-Arrest OF
Mohandas K. 'Gandhi. Indian Nationalist
leader, was followed to-day by hartals
or general strikes in the large Indian
cities. according to word which Sailendra
n. Chose, director of the American COM
mission to promote self-government in
India, said tonight he had received
from Nationalist leaders.
The strikes were effective, Mr. Chose
said his dispatches declared, in Bombay
Lahore, Calcutta, Delhi and Mardras.
CALCUTTA. British India, March IL
The Calcutta Statesman says: Mr..
Montagu's policy has been bold, ambi-
tious and ungrudging, and his retire
ment will be sincerely lamented by In
dians OF all creeds and parties"
The Netc Empire declares that Mon
tagu served India "in a magnificent
spirit of devotion and confidence in her
destiny OF self-government."
The Ben0ah says: Secretary Montagu
has been the sincere friend OF Indie. He
has proved to be by far the best Secre-
tary India ever had. He elevated the
status of India to that OF an equal
partner"
The s,caraj speaks OF the resignat tion
as "a bolt from the blue"
MADRAS, British India. March IL
New India considers the resignation of
Edwin $. Montagu n disaster fraught
with serious consequences IL deplores
that the British Cabinet has not real
lied the magnitude of the Indian prob
lem"
The Madras MaH declares that Great
Britain's whole eastern position is in
danger OF collapse unless she reverses
her policy.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
Method OF Payment.

In case a veteran has entered upon
land reclaimed under the reclamation
law the board, upon application OF the
veteran, is to pay to the reclamation
fund the amount OF the adjusted serv-
ice credit OF the veteran and the Sec
lretary of the Interior shall thereupon
credit such sum to the amount payable
10 the fund Of the veteran.
So far as practicable veterans shall
be employed and their services utilized
in the administration and field work
necessary to the establishment and
development of any project by the
board and all Federal agencies CO.
operating Herewith. All contracts or
other agreements of TIE board with
any cooperating State or agency
thereof shall have like stipulation.
At the earliest practicable date each
veteran so employed upon a project
shall be allowed to select and shall
he allotted a farm unit upon which
he may construct a dwelling and make
other improvements.
Actual developments I'm the bonus
controversy to-day were limited to a
conference between some Of the Re-
Means Committee and the officials of
the American Legion. 1t is under
stood the latter expressed satisfaction
with insurance certificate plan. al
though they admitted that the elimi-
nation of the CASH bonus feature was
not proving popular with ex-service
men.
~ He Can Get Away with IL.
Mr.. Fordney repeated his declara-
tion that he was going ahead with
the bin" according to the schedule an
nounced by him yesterday. The full
committee will take up TIE measure on
Monday. adopt few minor amend
ments and report II to the House un-
der suspension OF the rules--if, OF
course, Mr.. Fordney can get away
with II.
There is some doubt on this point
because large number OF Republican
as well as Democratic members an
nounce their intention to insist on
amendments to the bill as framed
They will resist the adoption Of the
gag" rule, which would be to prevent
amendments and limit the debate 10
forty-fve minutes.
One Of the serious amendments tc
be proposed H. 70 restore the feature
-Assectss 5y the Ways and Means Com
mittee TO include the voterless heirs
Of men killed in the world war eyno-e
lhe benehciaries OF the bonuG .svheme
Another amendDec2. certain to be
offered - .-ssv TO extend the bonus
benefits to veterans OF the Spanish.
american war, These men, approx
nately 100000 in number, have al
ready started a movement to secure
the benefits of bonus A Spanish.
American post in Ohio recently adopt
led resolutions demanding that they
receive "A bonus equal to that pro.
vided for veterans of the world war
4 and sent It to Senator Willis OF that
state. other Spanish American vet
eran posts are joining in the move.
ment. which will probably become ma
ltionsl in scope.
An amendment which Republican
member opposed to the bonus scheme
viii offer will provide for 40 pei
lcent. on the turnover In the bootleg
/, sing industry" lie estimates that i
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
FOUND ANYTHING.

FOUND ANYTHING"
N 80, see n II Is advertised In the Lost and
Round columns OF to-day's New York Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
quotes Japanese View.

MIR. Underwood quoted Prince Toku-
gawa, one Of the Japanese delegates, az
having expressed the opinion in the
Japanese Parliament that the treaty il
a mere agreement for conferences.
Senator Glass (va.) wanted to know
why Prince Tokugawa was 30 willing
to exchange the powerful British alli-
ance for this treaty unless 1t was some
thing as good or better. but the ques-
ton did not draw a reply.
Senator Reed injected geographical
test into the debate by asking Senator
Underwood how far the island OF Sa.
khalin was from the mainland of Asia.
The hazard reply was about five hun.
dred miles," whereupon Senator Reel
produced encyclopedias to show that
at one point 1t Is only five miles from
the mainland. He said this intervening
water froze over during the winter.
Mr.. Reed promptly sent the Russian
cavalry over the Ice in an attack upon
Sakhalin.
Senator Lodge withdrew his decision
to force q test vote to-day, but an
nounced he would keep the Senate in
session Monday until a vote on the
Robinson amendment is obtained.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
other side OF Attack.

"on the other hand, 1t Is asserted
that. as the treaty does not bind the
high contracting parties to use force in
carrying out its terms, and because they
cannot in the future be bound to any
action until their free consent Is first
obtained. that IL means nothing that 1t
is worse than useless to sign IL, and
therefore It should be defeated.
ITO my mind, this argument is the
last stand of the men Of the old school.
the school OF thought that has been
dominant In the government Of this
world for the last 1000 years the phi
losophy that believes that the world
can and must be governed only by force.
and that agreements, TO be binding, must
have the power of force behind them.
III this were true, IL would destroy all
the faith in the Christian nations Of the
world In their efforts TO obtain peace
by mutual understanding.
You may call the Versailles treaty
an alliance I voted for II because I be-
lieved that II was sincere effort to
secure the peace of the world by mutual
understanding. The present treaty is not
an alliance, but IL II were an alliance,
intended to keep the peace through arbi-
tration rather than through force, I
should support It.
THE dangers of past alliances have
not been due TO the fact that they were
binding agreements between the Power,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

Water BOule,i Yo, and they
are guaranteed two years.
Johnston Drug Go.
slightly used Ford cars. Electric
starter star s lights etc. From sI95 up.
see Riggs d Jones. IA II.
u yoG want to bay or sell real es
tate, "a write sc. DoveII Walnut
mldge' !, Ark. Also srent for Iron
n H. lands. 6-52t.
.,Ia. rusty nail wounds, fostering
wbeD yuau' ,a, and 10 ''alds heal rapidly
7, I"Vu - ha,9 Liquid B0ro'oue is applied.
p,iso y y OOso so anl'epac and healing
p,I.o, iOc, IVo, N. 600 'nd sl.9Q. Sold by
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
Attention Ford Owners

AS The winter months are here
We wish to call your attention to
the following:
heep your battery in good shane
and well charged, stop at our place
ana have 1T watered and examined
we make no charge for thus.
Either drain your radiator eyerv
night, or have it filed with a non
treezs solution, we have one that ia
guaranteed
Don't start out on long trips over
country roads without a good pair
OF mud chains In the car.
Do not forget that the oil IN the
crank case needs draining off and
new OF! put in, in the winter, often.
er than in the summer, as the ex.
cess gasoline in the cylinders,
caused by pruning the motor) goes
into the crank case and thins .he oil.
Don't leave mud ON the car too
long, as mud left on the oar for sew.
eral days brings the pant off with
1t when II Is taken off.
Keep your steering gear In good
condition as you need it tight and
in good sh ape when the roads are
bad.
Also we would like to caH your
attention to some new tools we have
installed In our work shop, one of
which is an electric valve grinder,
which greatly reduces the time spent
In cleaning carbon and grinding
valves, and in view of this we have
reduced the labor charge on this
operation from SO % to s9.OO.
Keeping your valves in good shape
and seating properly ia very i'm.
portant, and you should not neglect
them when the cost of having them
right is so low.
We have also installed burning
in machine for fitting the crank
shaft and connecting rod bearings,
thereby reducing the charge for
overhaullng a motor from $50 90 to
SIS 90.
Mechanical experts have declared
that the old method of scraping the
bearings to tit Is only about 40 per
cent efficient while burning In with
the above mentioned machine, is
from So to 100 per cent efficient.
You are cordially invited to come
in aud inspect our tools and equip
ment, and see for yourself whether
or not we are prepared to give you
the right kind of service.
Riggs & Jones,
Authorized sales and service
l5.9t Ford & Fordson.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
DdttO DOlnQS

From Corning Tines Enterprise)
Wesley Cowden and family Of
Warm Springs have moved here
atd are at home on the Wynn farm,
just north Of town.
Mrs. Sam Merry Of Warm Springs
Is visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs Betty Brown has beer visit.
ing in Blggers this veeS.
Mrs. Bailey Of Warm Springs, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Burt
Stevens.
Mr. Geo. Rawlings, wife and
Joan KinEade mo.Ored to Pocs.
hontas Sunday to visit the latter's
parents.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
SUBSCRIPTION. sl.5O IYtAR IN ADVANCE
Local and otherwise
Johuston's Tor candy.

Johuston's Tor candy.
Mrs Tom Bigger was visiting IN
s.. Louis few days last week.
What will you have for your
Thanksgiving dinner? jansen Bros.
y l.. Broadway OF Attica was IN
towu on business Tuesday.
Sowing machlne needles for all
makes Of machines. Johnston Drug
Co
uousegirl Wsnted-To DO geuer.
al huusework. Prefer an experienC
ed plrl or lady Mrs Mack Dalton
GiBs Edith Johnson Of Imboden
h,s been visiting friends here thi'
weet
Whether It be a turkey or a chick
en-. o,il or s92 Jansen Bros
Me Lsvelle Hughes spent few
boucs ia Hoxls Frday whl,ssnrout'
TO Texas. NJ aud Mrs Hughe,
are ,Uovbg TO Texas for the heueiI
OF Grs Hughes health HoxI,
Tc,bune
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
Notice School Directors

Last wear we bad enrolled In the
schools of this county one thousand
more children than had ever been
enrolled before. Yet there we're
another thousand children who
should have been in school who did
not even dsrken schoolroom door
Wha: do you think of this situa-
ton? Do you believe that what we
would have in the Chsracte: of the
people we should teach the children?
What do you think then might be
the result Of teaching one thousand
children to violate the laws of their
country? Will these children, If
taught to violate this law, be more
inclined to violate other laws? Have
we as adult citizens done our duty
toward these children If we do not
teach them that IS dangerous to
begin law violations? II Is said
that Arkansas is FORTY EIGHTH
IN length Of school term. If we
have the shortest average school
term Of any state IN the Union,
should we not see to 1t that the
children are kept 10 school? Will
you do your part 10 helping me do
this! | believe you will.
respectfully,
Rufus A. Mock,
County Superintendent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
= p Laos, Rev, Marvin Cherry

/ ". R. Laos, Rev. Marvin i'r Cherry
w, - rbdders Of Maynard pass
anu ,'saab NV town Monday enroute to
,..s.o,s ed through to ate attend the Annual Con
e'noa u a'.pa', Of the NJ. E. Church South,
60. ,,,rv all kinds Of cough drops
80. Come here for ANYTHING
anu 'l'1 ,,ro Johnston Drug Go.
:. Nlbsrt and family we'll
,,n Oeople Ct near town. left
Monday sTD%. for their ne" home e, at EI-
I. No. Mr.. Nlbert left Eldon %
year. ago and has been here since
Mrs. Edgar Henderson N, and daugh
.or Miss Marjorie, left Thursday of
w.. week for Hot Springs where
,bov they Joined Mr. Henderson, who is
-,o,..,sd IN the oil industry near
there.
There IS to be a special meeting
Of representatives. from all the
oburobe, of both State Line and Cur
rent River Baptist Associations at
poo,bOnts. next Wednesday, Nov,
30, at the Baptist church at 100
O'Clock p. NJ
Just as we go to press Attorney
Cleo, @. Dent returnS from Wash.
ington City with the good news
tba, the ImbOden Hydro Elec
trio Power Company will get per.
mission to construct a dam on
Spring river, near town as soon as
the advertising Of same Is complet.
ed -Imboden Journal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

K V. Blckers, Walnut Ridge
salesman, was looking after business
here Tuesday.
! Mrs. Ann Martin left Tuesday
for Reyno for two weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs Mary Reynolds and little
son of Hoxie were guests of rela-
tives and friends here last week.
Big line of Imported Dolls Just
received. Priced from 25c to 80 so
Johnston Drug Co
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert Schnsbaum
we're down from Biggers Monday
visiting homefolks.
Mrs. K. Dalton spent a part of
Last week in lmboden, guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Sloan.
Whether 1t be pork or beef
roast, call or 222. Jansen Bros.
Mrs. Lillle Goff Of Imboden has
been IN Pocahontas few days the
past week, a guest of Mrs. Jake
Waddle.
Mrs. Glenna Polk and daughter
of Success have been visiting Mrs.
G. II. Henderson here few days
past.
See Riggs 81 Jones for second
hand Fords. All IN good shape
and selling cheap. First class cars
from $l95 up. IA f..
w. A. Holt of Warm Springs was
lin town the latter part of last week,
guest Of bis daughter, Mrs. E T..
Harrison.
Found Gold Masonic Watch
Charm. Finder may have same by
calling at this office, paying suitable
re ward and for, this notice. l5-2t.
Mrs. w. K. Hughes and son, Joe,
left a few days ago for Lubbock,
Texas, where they will spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Neal
Douglass, Jr.
Mrs. J. II S. Ferguson and three
orandsons of Noland we're IN town
Monday en- route to Biggers for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs
Hiram stephens.
Wanted-To trade Ford tour.
ing car, in good condition, been rln
about Z months, for Ford roadster
See A, f. Baltz at the City Bakery
Pocahontas. 10 u
Miss Katherine Garter has been IN
St Louis the past few days attend.
inc the coming out entertainments
Of a friend, one of the seasons de.
butautes.
Riggs q Jones, Ford dealers, are
pu,t,uq on a sale of slightly used
and second hand cars. Some OF
them are electric lily equipped and
are selling ss low - $lsS. Get
vours before they are oil taken. l4ti
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
NOTICE

For the purpose of securing a un-
iformItY in prices, we, the mem bers
of The Randolph County Medical
Society, have adopted the following
scale ot tees for professional servIc.
es:
Office Work, Miuimum Fee : | 90
Day Calls in City 200
Night Calls 400
Obstetrics (plu' wsiD 1900
Consultation (plus visIt) 1000
All obsteteric and office work.
cash 10 hand
Randolph Co Medical Society
% SGT.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

Slightly used Ford cars. Electric
starter, lights, etc From sl25 up
See Riggs d Jone'. i4tf.
II your bowels do not act regular
ly you feel uncomfortable and the
longer the condition exists the worse
you feel. To put an end to the mis-
cry take Herbine. It purifes the
bowels, restores energy and cheerful
spirits, Price SOC Sold by Palace
Drug store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
sTUDEBAKEk CAR FOR SALE

have good Studeoaker car for
sale cheap. 1t Is cheaper to ride
than it is to walk. See G. A. Dixon
l4tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

Prescriptions are our specially.
Johnston Drug Co
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

Slightly used Ford cars. Electric
starter. lights. etc From slS5 up
See Riggs d Jones' Ia IT,
If your child eats ravenously at
,,mes and at other times has no ap'
ne,,te at all, look out for worms
Whites Cream Vermiiuge is the
remedy TO use. Price S5c' solo
by Palace Drug Store.
II the bowels do not act regularly
assist them with an occasional aose
Of Herbine. 1t Is a fine bowel ton,
- and laxative. Price 6Oc. SOLO
by Palace Drug Store
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
,.abituai Constipation Cured
in "a TO 2l Days
, INC WITH PEPSlN"

IAX-Fos WITH PEPSlN" Is a speS,l!anyi, !i.,S,
Orsnared nsn syrup Tonic-Laxative for hao'ua, lsa
gg,ounps,ination. g,upi 1t relieves promptly ane
snonH he taken regularly for Ia to n aays S
sn9u,s puI,,cs regular action. II Stimulates ana
3 HsG~i"tss. % Very Pleasant to Take OV0
pcf bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24
RAvENDEN SPRINGS SCHOOL
NOTES

Coming, to the school house at
Ravenden Springs at 7 O'Clock Sat-
urdsy night, Nov. 25, ga Poor
Married Man" You are invited to
come and enjoy yourself for two
and one half hours. The high school
students plan to make this the best
play had here for several years. A
list Of characters was given in the
Star Herald few weeks ago. There
will be but few cents admission fee
Come early and don't forget the date
Our school is progressing nicely
in spite of our handicaps.
The high school students are TAX
ing upon themselves the task or re-
hlllng the school library.
We are glad to report two new
students last week and hereby give
them our heartiest welcome.
The Sophomores had the honor OF
entertaing the FreshIes at HaIlow
cen party since last writing.
Our county superintendent, Mr..
Mock, has visited US several times
and made Us a few talks this fall.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-11-24

To Cure a Cold in One Day ;.
,AvATIvE BRoMO QUININE Tabletsl u
lake - Ca,sh and Headache and works on IaN sne
s,g STOPS 'Fe W GROVES signature on each ooA' 'V'
Evening star., 1922-11-23
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TONIGHT.
A meeting of the Thorn
son Parent-Teachers' Association is
to be held at o'clock at the Thomson
School Following the business ses-