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Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
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audi bielfad Ebeater. Gin btoeutia-
mes llnternebmen oieier slrt lit ods
neue 6ebrift6eater i'll 2eeOs, BON
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Surgeon fdreibt er, niiibrte oas
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terinilen mitipieItcn nno Elm 30
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Sen Arbeitern elmer Spiel5eugfabrit
iibernommen mproen. Gen Grol-
90uig Ipielte elm Greber, &eers
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un0 &rbeiterimnen pirften alS
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mitten i'm Snouitrie5entrum BON
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ben StraBe.
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mann bon Geneoig" un0 0&omeo
uno Sulio" aufgefiibrt ba6en. SbD-
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1peare 10 unenoli9 melooiib; penn
man feline &one lernt, lit es, als Oh
mar Elm Sieo einiibte." Inns Damn
crfl6rte er mir: Ser 8urlde oo
nit benz Santmer - 6aS lit @ra.
tiano; Ser Morm bort an Ser Wea-
iddne lit Ser Irin3 bon Waroffo,"
lrn0 er muBte iiber 6ieie merftpiir-
oige 3uiommenitelnng laden.
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ren5 Ger arbeit nufiagte un0 nit
meinem Sontner ben Saft oo5u
idlltg." Die Goltiime iper0en in Der
Sobrif ge5eidnet uro bergeitelt."
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
eanfte rfanbienu

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insgebeim berellte = Oh er's i'm
S6er5 meinte, bleibt babingelteat
icoenfaas ipra1 er gu ieiner 8raut:
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Old ni6t beiraten fann?"
nSdas," ermioerte iie bo9lt unbe-
fangen, lid piiroe Dir iagen, OaB
mein 8ruOer in lolden 0ingen fei-
men SpaB perltebt, - ano Oann -,
penn id Dor @eridt gepiiie 2iebes-
briefe init Seiratsperipredunger
5eigte, wiiroe Die Sahe redt foitipie-
Zig fir Old weroen!"
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nidt scia9tl~
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6ciier, mir bciraten?"
Sic: sd CLAUDE iifer, Sdabl'
@r: nalio, Damn in @ottesna-
menl"
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29
Die selbsierisc Sui.

Observation-Disclosures Sire in
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iidtiecr Better ouf cincm Scnbiit-
Del Oeponiert bate, ipdbrcno CT Dem
@ciMaft oes Wlclfcns oblag.
Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

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Washington Journal., 1922-12-29

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teroffi5ier: nMeicr, Sic iino ia nit
tcrlO nie elm @egetaricr. Der cine
Maltiou l%etuonnen satl"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Notice To Automobile Owners

Notice is hereby given that from
this date you can make application
for all kinds of automobile and truck
license Make your application at
my otiics or at Riggs IL Jones gar
age, Pocahontas, or at the Farmers
4 Merchants Bank of ReYno, or at
the Lone Rock Bank of Ravenden
Springs. You have from this date
until the 10th day of January, 1923
to take ont license without penalty.
After date the regular penalty Of
three dollars for every ten days that
car Is kept without license. All au
tomobhes and trucks must have a
license tag on back and front of all
such cars. Given under my hand
as sheriff & collector of Randolph
county, Arkansas. THIS the ls!h
day OF December, 1929
l9-3t X. II. Gullett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Holiday Entertainment

A most delightful party of the
holiday season was given by Mr..
and Mrs. o q. Mock on Monday
evening. The spirit of Christmas
was evident by the profuse decora-
tons.
Seven spirited games OF 1900"
we're enjoy ed and prizes for high
score were given Miss Lucille Carter
and Lantle Martin. ln The cut for
consolation Mrs. Eli Abbott and
Dan Burke were favored Mrs
Mack Dalton and Warren Blanken-
ship we're awarded guest prizes.
A delicious two course luncheon
was served, then a most enjoyable
feature was introduced. A CHRIST
mas tree with glIt for each one,
and many laugh evoked by the
contents OF the packages.
As a closing feature Of the even
ing french harp solo and clog
dance we're gwen bytwo most active
club members
All guests departed after voting
Mr.. aud Mr.. Mock ideal hosts.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Quail VS.. Boil KeeYlI

The much mootedN question in
North Arkansas just now is whether
or not the quail is destroyer OF
the newly invading boil weevil,
Regarding the subject, we have just
received bulletin from the U. s.
Dept. of Agriculture which contains
the following paragraph:
"Examinatioh of the stomschs Of
over 200 quail collected in or about
cotton fields have revealed the re.
mains of cotton boil weevils In but
two stomachs, aud IN each instanee
single insect was found. The
Bureau does not consider the quail
or bohwhite an effective enemy oi
this insect p"
The remainder Of the bulletin, re.
gardiqg the quail IS on file 10 the
Star Herald Office and may be seen
and read upon application. 1879
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Mrs. J. K. GOff

Mrs. Caroline Goff. aged a., died
at the family home here Monday
after long and Wasting illness.
The remains were land to rest We'd
nesday at the Catholic cemetery
amid a host Of sorrowing relatives
and friends Rev Father Froitz.
helm conducted the services
Mrs Gofl was good woman and
will be sadly missed, not only in the
home, but among her friends, who
we're numbered by her acquaintance.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Santa Claus letters

A number OF letters to Santa
Claus we're received too late for
publication but the little ones can
be assured that they were mailed on
to Santa Claus. We stated last
week that Monday would be the last
day for receiving tue letters and
those which we received after that
date would not find room We re-
celved some 40 or so letters after
Monday which we could not find
room for.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
GOSdfelI0WS BuSy

The POcahontas Goodfellows
ClaU is busy again this year prepa,
ing to look after the wants of ,hs
needy during the Christmas holiday,
They are collecting clothing, etc ,
Tor those IN need and money with
which to purchase groceries, TOYS,
candy and fruit for the children
The purchasing committee is com.
posed of IL. NJ. Bishop, d. NJ.
Burke, W H. Phipps, Mrs. J. G
McNslry and Mrs Zan Schnabaum
The committee to Investigate and
locate worthy people for this char.
ty Is composed of DR.. Tbrogmorton
Rector Johnston, r. d. Lueas, J.
&. Slayton, Mrs. Anna I3atre, Ar.
Ethel Richardson, Mrs.Birdie X.
ger, Geo. Lewallen, MRS. Ann Mar
tin and EvaIyn Brlstow. This com
mittee will please report to II. M.
Bishop not later than Friday Dec
22, at noon.
The committee on distribution
will be Chas Jansen, G. A. Dixon,
w. j. Pratt, Geo Lewallen and the
members of the Methodist Young
Woman's Sunday school class. This
class has asked to be permitted to
assist IN this part of the work. The
deliveries are supposed to he made
sometime during the day Saturday.
Purchases are to be made Friday al.
ternooD.
Call for contributions.-A call is
hereby made to all citizens of Poca
hOntas who have cast off clothing,
bed clothing, shoes or anything that
can be used, to please send same to
the county clerks Office IN the court
house sometime during the day Fri
day. If not possible to deliver same
please notify Mr.. Bishop or some
ember of the Sunday school class
above referred to and someone will
come for the goods. Time Is short
Let US hurry that none may be over
looked.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Pauper farm To Be Let

Notice Is hereby given that will
sometime during the month of Jsnu
airy, let to the lowest and best bud
der, the keeping of the county poor
farm IN accordance with sec. sI5S
of Crawford & Moses Digest All
parties wishing to bid should call
at the county clerks office and get
particulars regarding same. Bids
should be in sealed envelopes aud
mailod to the undersigned, Box 25l
Poeahonias, Ark, and should be
mailed IN time TO reach me by Jan.
/, 1923. u w. Million. 10 ct.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Baptist Church Notes

We expect Sunday evening De.
oeuber 81, to be a great service.
The Royal Arch Chapter, The Blue
Lodge aud the Order of Eastern
Star have all accelt'd d an Invitation
90 a special service at our church at
that time. We want every member
Of these orders to feel that this is a
personsi invitation.
Oa account of the above, Brother
Galloway has kindly agreed to omit
his services for that night And to
balance 1t up we agree to hold no
services next Sunday night, aud all
our people are urged to attend the
evening services at the Methodist
church. w. X. McEweu, Pastor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Modern WOOdmen Elect .

Pooahontss Camp Modern Wood
men of America, No. 1860, elected
the following officers to serve dur
ing 1898:
Consul, Joe Snodgrass; Advisor,
NJ p. KiefeI; Clerk, Jack Cole;
Banker, Walter Reed; Escort, 5. A
smith; Watchmsn, K n. Smith;
Sentry, John 4. Johnson; Manager
for three years, II. NJ. Bishop;
Physicians, Pace, Hamil, aud Brown
The local lodge al Pooahontas
has reached it's highest peak IN
membership since 1t was organized,
having at this time in round mum
bers four hundred members.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Notice of Annual Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Randolph County Ma
tional Farm Loan Association Of Pc
cahontas, Arkansas, will be held at
the court house at Pocahontas Ark.
at O'Clock p. IN. January 8, 1929.
Said meeting will be held for the
purpose of transacting such business
as may be regularly transacted at
said meetings. This Dec. IS b, 1929
John K. Kizer, Pres
Ben Johnston, Sec.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Annual Bank Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Pocahontas State Bank, will be
held IN their banking room IN Poca
hontas on Tuesday, January 9, 1923
at p m. for the purpose of elect
ing a board Of directors to serve the
ensuing year and to transact any
other business that NAV come before
said meeting. Dec, IS, 1922.
Iq-3t. M. NJ. Carter, Pres,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
AgtO Tax AppOrtlOuCd

Sheriff Gullett on Tuesday made
settlement with the state for the
1922 automobile tax and received, as
Randolph couuty's share of the tax
the sun Of s9367 40. Judge Moe k
apportIoned that amount among the
26 road districts of the county, each
receiving about sl29 so.
Thus each road district IN the
county lie receiving a neat little sum
which It will not continue to receive
If the new bill is passed by the leg.
islature turning all the auto tax over
10 toe state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank of
POcahontas at the offices of said
bank on Jan. 9th, 1923, for the pur-
pose of electing officers and trans
acting other business necessary.
}. o. Sallee, President
lS-4t. Chas JoEes, Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Farmers aud Merchants Bank
Of Reyno will be held IN the offices
of the bank on Jan Q. 1928 for the
purpose OF elecuug officers and the
transaction of any other business
that may come before said meeting.
I l.. Wright, President,
Is.4t. Elmo Roe, Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Oad fellows Election

Orient Lodge No. 2l3. 10 o. f
has elected officers for the ensuing
wear a. follows:
5 A. Smith, noble grand; b. W.
Williams, vice grand; e NJ. Greer,
secretary treasurer; A. II. Keith.
trustee.
The sppointlve officers will be
named At the fret meeting night 10
January, at which time the Installa
on will take place. The officers
repo that the lodge has had good
y r and Is now in a prosperous con
dition.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
farm for Rent

| have a good farm for rent 20
acres cotton land, 80 acres corn land
85 acres OF hay, fifty ceres of pas
tare land under fence, located five
m,les west Of Pocahontas on Eleven
po,pt r,ver W,Il give good propo
s,t,ou to right party. Kern HAL
rocah ontas, Arb. lsW
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Stockholders Meeting

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be . meeting Of the stockboid
era of the Bank of Maynard IN the
Offices of SAID bank on Jan. 9th
1928, for the purpose of eloctlng
officers and the transaction OF any
other business that may come be.
tore said meeting.
j. K. LOFTS, President.
Is tt, Ben Choate, Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
NOTICE

To all my deputies, your commls
sion will expire Dec. 81, 1929.
Please take notice aud be governed
accordingly.
Q 81. K. II. Gullett, Sheriff.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
I. K. Of A. Fleets

.,.i.,n, ne y, = r. OF A., Branch NJ. 476
o'vv,sG S'r,o too olnGers Sunday who are to
s ss''e 'Ul The year 1923. Follow.
ing Is the list selected.
,,lae,or. ney. Fa'her Froitzheim, spiritual
G',,''; An,o" R,' Joseph Jansen, president;
S,I" Mar,,n I1,u''senbscb. vice president;
g w. n 7 Insnreu, ns, recording secretary;
r. : R,,, D,sClerk, financial secretary ;
..-%o,n,' - D '',S, u, treasurer; Mat Keifer,
II a n. William Nuce, sentinel;
DsCierL ." Geo. Baltz and Ben
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the people Of
Biggers and community for the
kindness shown us during the Illness
and death Of our dear mother, Mrs.
Emma Carter. May Gods richest
blessing be with you all when this
sad hour comes to you. Her chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morrow,
Mr.. and Mrs E. Robinson,
Mr. and Ars. Fred Weaver,
Max and John Carter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Our School fund for 1923

Below is gwen the rate OF school
- ,o,ed m the several school dis
r,r,s m Randolph county at the last
.ohool election. Also the approx.
n,,e amount Of money that will be
nI,ced 10 the credit OF each district.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22
Notice

Nouoe is hereby gwen that The
9th annual meeting Of the stockbol-
ders of Lone Rock Bank, will be
held IN SAID bank building on Tues.
day, January the 9th, 1923, for the
purposes of electing five directors to
serve the ensuing year and 10 tran
aact such other business as may come
before the body.
Dec 18th, 1923
s f DAVIS, Pres.
1926 J.B. Duvall, Cashier.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

aTne Dust Of the Earth" to be
given at Richardson school house by
the Literary Society on Dec 3Oth'
Admission Is and 25o
Eugene AthY, Pres,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

For that last minute gift go to
Wyllie Sisters.
James Bristow of Chicago spent
Sunday with his brother, Lafe. and
family here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Root D' on,'a aoal' q. Bernays, Little
Pbarmao, ',sn' n will be at Burke's
a,am,ns Dec. %, 30, 80. Will
guaranteed. s All wots
10 1t
sunday ,is;,,.s Ss sas down from Biggers
'"''iug homsfoiks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

Hon uLPonder Ct Walnut Ridge
was IN town on business last Thurs
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-22

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11

she tola me a. Bot that didnt sui
her ~ an. fcr she STEPPED me "a ihc
stairs an made me 50 hark an leave
the side door unloetel vest said she q
attend % lhst herself
~Aliss Natalie tod yoai Noa ar~
sure. Sextonf"
~oh Il Was her. sir. there was a
lisht burning IN the halt an she vas
sl dressed ~ A. though she was gcin'
oat raint the hrst time. either I
amt 50, no right TO say anything. but
n puRrles me what she wants 60 - ont
feF az that tlms night. Aud
Thought ma,he ! oughi TO speas 20
Al PereiNal Coaldec about g."
"Na ] WOULDN'T. sexton. said West
quietly, IT would nkel, enough Gals
50 yoa iato TROUBLE Probably shs
cannol sleep well. und 50 walks ~ the
eariea
a West made no further effort 10
eontlnue the couversallou. bnt began
O. carelessiy roll a cigarette sexton
Slipped sllently through the opruing
TIE salise N hls hand ana closed the
dcor behind him
This attempi O. dis Information ont
~ a servant was not piya saut ex
pefience. set Nest felt that ln this
,ase Il was ftliy justified. II be had
retained usy hngeung doubt 10 What
had occurred the previous nlghi. this
doubt had entircly sgnlshed "a me
faee ~ Sexton's testimony Ills sisi.
tor. and the oqs vho had or1srrd the
servant 90 leA,FttV side deor unlocked
had hs,a the same--not Natalie csel-
ldee but STRANGELY resembling her.
Whatever eise her purpose would he
one object was clearly connected Win
The presence there ~ rereiyul Yer,
We'll This meant That be already bad
two distinct Hines az Investigation
opensd 20 hlm--lhe womun. and the
man The FIRST was IKE pursuing
shadow. hut Coolidge was real enough
lIs determlncd 20 keen Ia touch win
The feilcv, eonfden, that be wcuil
thus be eventually led 10 a discovery
~ his compunion.
lTo be Coutinuodl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11
A Mothers Soliloquy
on
ARMISTCE DAY

Wee Boy Blue we are thinking
of YOU
In the light of the long ago.
When you run about now ia.
now ont.
Caring not for deeds that were
slow
There came time terrible
time
And the world lost much Of
It's joy.
And onr Little Boy Blue glad
and truei
Found the heart Of a big
douehboy
lie found the heart-he played
the part
Mid the shot, the shell and the
blast,
And when it was o'er-the bat.
ties roar,
Our dourhboy came homeward
at last
IA bitter part 10 mother the
heart.
OF doughboys lost over the
sea
To bury the slain on battle
plain
But my doughboy-camc back
TO me-
Little Boy Blue-wc are loving
you,
With love that can never
die
And our big doughboy who
fought so true
We cherish. we honor the tie !
Old Glory. too The Red, White
and Blue
May YOU from your height
never fall.
But the One who came that all
might live;
We honor Him greatest Of all
And now we pray, as a mother
may,
For Wee Boy Blue and Dough
boy, too
And now we say as a lover may,
"Three cheers for the Red,
White and Blueiv
Jennie l.. Pcxton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11
LABOR PRESIDENT URGES
BUYING CHRISTMAS SEALS
Goal Is 100000 During Drive
Object, 70 Save Thousands
Prom Dread White
Scourge

oklahoma city. Nov i.~ Ednr
reuton. president 81 the oklahoma
State Federation q, Labor today g.
aaed 5 slatment copies of which were
sent d every slauaiea uhi.n in the
state asklng them q buy scala and
90 hslp 10 The sale ~ the seals pre-
eeeds oi which WI be used 10 he
aeht aealnst tuberculosis
Fenion said Sale % ruterculoa.s
christmas Seat starts again 10 ok'a
homa December 4 The sale Il con
daetei by fhe Oklahoma rabllc Health
Assoclatior a branch 81 the National
rubereulois Association and proceeds
are expended ia the localities IN
which they are raised "a ,he oampaieu
Tor better health
The Association plans 10 raise
see.oeo by the sale II Seals al one
cont each or the feht against m
health IN order 70 keep uD lts human
itafian life saving work ot disease
prevention
Public health Is working mans
problem ana he OF course benefits
considerably from The health cam
polTn
l' s the desire % tho Oklahoma
State Federation u Labor that all
aFf'sia'ed unions and an aorklns men
q the state cooperate IN tho christ
mas Seal Sale both BY purchase Of
seal aud by eo-opcmilbn In further.
ing the loeul Seal Sale in their yarl
ops communities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11
STRANGE CASE OF ].
HOWARD JAYNE PUZZLES
Capitalist Who Disappears and
Is Found. Has Lapse Of
Memcry. SAYS Someone
Pushed HIM

ehlearo. nov li sou unable 50
shed ans further usbt ua his strange
disappeasngs and has Is msmory
two weeks aeo. Aowara jayne. cap.
iiarfi and politician. vas back at hls
home IA Monmouth. nl. today aiser
,poualng a week ia aa gsaustpa hos
plsal
Ma Jane appeared a. the hospital
week aso a daacd condition aftpr a
trip 20 sa,then cities ile vaa ua-
able 60 ek1'3ln auylhlne 10 sonreetlnr
With The lflp .u hs vain attempt. ~.
hmemttr wfft happened repeat lll
salt
sonsbody leshcd me
,lia wife erniended that jayne wa
dueaed and abducted by person
aceklrs % thNari hlm In aome of nla
haf.nofa enterprises When he e'i
l,e hlsm,a, lat nlKht his oendillos
was somewhat improved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-11

"u1iS lie surplus. 8 ceriain sum
WAS g. be- paid her each month until
she was twenty Eve then the entire
ESTATE came iato her posse~sion. Re
yond tAis you exercised no LEGAL
aalhH.tY'
You seem well posted
"lhe lady herself Informed me as 20
these facts
Coolidge gave uiierancc 20 an osih.
Witch burst from hts lips before II
conld De nhnlly restrained
ID % yua jnst What j. your
gamei' he exclaimed roughly. forset.