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Evening star., 1922-05-02
GYM GAMES FOR Y BOYS.

Boys of the Y. NJ. c. A. will hold
their annual get together and gym
nastic carnival Friday night at the
Y boys building. Prizes will be
awarded winning gymnastic teams.
Evening star., 1922-05-02
BRITISH TEAM BEATEN.

MONTREAL, May 2.-University of
Montreal lacrosse players defeated
the Oxford-Cambridge team yester-
day, S to 4. ....
Evening star., 1922-05-02
BOWLING LIST TONIGHT
IN CITY TOURNAMENT
BUSINESS MEMS NIGHT.


Singles. 7,30 p.m.--C. c. Rennie.
Glass q, alley y A. Costello, C. 81
Hex. W. Lauclk. b. 4; James A. Dor
rfttee, c. s, Bailey Brown, b, q,
Robert McLennan, c.. u. Morris
BermaA. G, 6, Il. d. Stocking, h, 03
Clyde A. Acton, A, 10, Nick Cha
cOnaa, A, IL. s.s
Teams, 500 p.m.--Y. NJ. II. A..
No. (Chachumsb, Class b, alley 2,
District No. 4 (Veterans' Bureau).
G, 81 Regulars Mount Pleasant).
b. Il Mount Pleasants, A, s, Sales
Tax. G, O. Family shoe Store, C, 2;
9. kann's Sons, b. u woodward &
Isothrop. b, o. National Electric
supply CO., b, 10, r. r. Andrews,
b, II.
Doubles, 1890 p.m.-B. f. Brown
and Robert II. McLennan. Glass h,
alley 2, +. v. GinEeN and C. j.
Haus1er, b, 3, C. H. Gr0n and A.
Werner, b. 4, r. H. Bell and NJ.
Kerlin. G.. 81 e. Clancy ara J. Nc
GOlrick, b, g; J. Smith and G. BEN
SON. A, .; II. Biaden and w. Barona,
b, &, G. H. Pierce and Karl Lesh,
e, O.; J. G. Conell and E. A. Blosk,
ID, 1Os Rex w. Lauck and J. A.
DOrrittee, b, IL.
Singles, 1Os45 p.m.-E. Clancy.
Glass b, alley 2, r.. Bl7den, b, 81 J.
Smith. A. s, G. Benson. A, 5, l.. f.
Kupfer, b. 81 A. Barbagnlli. b, 2;
}. f. McColrick, A, 81 Earl Steele,
b, 3; Frank Stanley, b, 10; j. A.
Campbell, b, IL. ,
Evening star., 1922-05-02
WESTERN HIGH TQSSERS
TO PLAY MARYLANDERS

Western High School tossers will
end six-day rest tomorrow, when
they are due to encounter the Sher-
wood. Md. High School team on
Georgetown Field. The West End
scholastics have gone through a cou-
pie of strenuous drills since their vic
tory over Tech in the High School
League series. and are primed for the
tilt with the visitors. Reese Hair
probably will do the pitching for the
locals. The game is to start at $3.50
o'clock.
Four scholastic games are on to-
days calendar. Central and Eastern
were to take the field at the Mount
Pleasant stadium in a high school
championship game at 3:15. while St.
Johns and Emerson We're to meet at
Potomac Park at 3. Business was to
go to Garrett Park. Md, to face the
Georgetown Props. Tech plays Alex
andria High at Alexandria.
Two Tech teams played yesterday,
the regulars beating Naval Hospital,
IL to 2. while the reserves lost, s to
II, to Gonzaga. The big Tech nine
slammed the Naval Medic pitchers for
twenty hits. Gonzaga's batting rallies
in the fourth and fifth innings over
came the reserves.
Evening star., 1922-05-02
TARHEEl TEAM COMING
FOR TWO GAMES here

North Carolina University's nine
will invade this locality tomorrow for
the first engagement Of a two-game
schedule. The Tarheels are to face
the University Of MARYLAND at College
Park in the only base ball tilt of the
season between these friendly South
Atlantic rivals. Thursday the North
Carolinians will visit the Hilltop to
compete with Georgetown's unbeaten
team.
The Tarheels apparently have an
exceptionally good nine this spring.
In their annual three-game series
with Virginia they handed the Old
Dominion tossers trio of shut-outs.
They have in Bryson a sturdy pitcher
capable of giving any college nine a
deal Of trouble. The squad includes
several good hitters and its all
around playing ability is well above
par.
Catholic University leaves late to-
night for it's four-day eastern trip.
Fordham is to be met at New York
tomorrow. Yale at New Haven Thurs
day, Holy Cross at Worcester Friday
and Harvard at Cambridge Saturday.
Evening star., 1922-05-02
D. C. GUNNERS Do WELL
IN EVENT AT BALTIMORE

Several Washington trapshots visit
ed Baltimore yesterday to participate
in the opening shoot Of the Maryland
Gun Club at Riverview Park. and
captured a fair share. of the trophies
at stake. Lester German, rated as
best of the local gunners. led the
professional field with IS breaks in
100 targets.
In the amateur class F. P. Williams,
secretary Of the local club. finished
second. with 80 dead targets in 100
thrown, just one target behind Robert
NJ. Lee, Maryland-District of Column
bia champion. Capt. H. NJ. Horton
topped class 8. with 81 breaks. c. C..
Fawsett; high average winner for
the District last year. was not up to
his usual form, breaking IS.
The Northumberland of Columbia
championship will be shot over the
traps of the Oriole Gun Club at Bal
timore May 26-27. The Washington
Gun Club will be represented by a
siZeable squad.
Evening star., 1922-05-02


"'iNine teams of the knights of Co.
-fumbus League, one Of the navy yard
circuit and two newspaper qulnts
went through ten frames yesterday
abut none was able to hit a l,o0O
class, was best with 1.4ss. Ruby. of
the Times League set the pace 1or
class teams with 1,4sS.
tom Murtaugh. president of the
knights of Columbus League, had ms
teams ready to start at the appointed
hour. and did much to keep them on
their toes. but he could not get mucn
action out of the Christophers, Casey
champions, of which he IS a memoer.
y Their count was 1,406.
Three Vienna Company hats were
grabbed last night e. Schaner OF
Balboa quint was the first to win a
.e headpiece with double.head strike
game. He finished the ten frames
with score of 123.
Another bonnet was earned by T.
Kelley in the singles. He struck in
-.--rhe seventh and eighth boxes OF his
first game. J. Palmer, Corby Bak,
ing Company bowler. copped. his lid
in the fifth and sixth frames of his
second doubles effort
Nick Chnconas and Clyde Acton fin
/. ished their third doubles game in a
sAlaze of glory. The former had score
sof so in the eighth box, but spared in
Sthe next two with first ball counts OF
nine for each to get 11s. Acton had
Sc in the eighth, and got double
II header spare with two seven counts
4 for III.
+ Irv Belt. prominent official of the
i city association. began we'll as lead
s 6f bowler for the Ruby team of the
* Times League. but fell hard in the
y third game. Gloomy Gus Malcolm led
Il the Printers with 314 set. Bubbles
it Cahoon, 1921 newspaper champion,
4 got 308.
IS Malcolm, by the way. turned in the
= best game score of the day when he
ss smashed the pins for 1913 in his first
i effort. Chaconas' 125 was next in
q order
Evening star., 1922-05-02
WOMEN ROLL 2,5O2 SET,
SETTING TOURNEY MARK

TOLEDO. Ohio, May 2.-What is
said by association officials to have
been the highest score ever rolled in
a national womans tourney, was the
2.502 hung up by the Ohio Dairy five
of Toledo on the last shift of teams
in the Women's National Bowling As
sociation tournament here last night.
The team collected games of S54, 7S3
and SOS.
Mrs. Emma Jaeger of Toledo. in
dividual champion, set a high mark
with a three-game score Of 603,
twenty-four pins in excess of the
score which gave her the 1921 title.
A Toledo pair, Mrs. L. Gazzolo and
Mrs. G.. Kay, lead in the doubieswith l,UsS
Evening star., 1922-05-02

So far Pitcher Chaplin Of the Red
SOx hasn't slammed a, custard pie at
his teammates,
Evening star., 1922-05-02
Men Roll 7onht City Tourney Masonic Bo,p Fast
SECOND NIGHTS CARD
FOR MASONIC ROLLERS

Teams, 1870 p.m-Mt. Pleasant,
La Fnyette No. 2, Pentalpha, Har-
mony No. 1. Columbia, HarmOny
No. 2, Albert Pike, Hiram, Stans-
bury, B. b. French, La Fayette
No. 2.
Doubles, $3.50 p.m.-Burgess and
LawrensOn, Crown and Patrick,
NMotyka and Elmx, Keeier and
Mark, NOack and RObb, Milan and
HuERinn, Graham and Welsh,
Shulman and Angelo, Cost and
Money, Burdette and Coleman,
Stern and Watts.
Singles, 1880 Pm. MOtyka,
Elms, Graham, Welsh, Crown. An
geiO. Milan, HuEgins, Cost. Money,
keeler, Mark, RObb, Noack, Sim
mons, Williams, Malcolm, Moss,
Brandt, GrOn, Wetzel, Logan.
Evening star., 1922-05-02
OPENING NIGHTS SCORES
WILL BE HARD TO EXCEL
Logan and Malcolm, Rolling at Scratch in Doubles,
, Turn in a Count of 665-Acacia, With 81
Handicap, Tops Teams With 1869.

EAVY expected tonght of
Of the Masonic Bowling Association the Sherman drives
Several high including champion Hiram
number combinations
have to hit the vengeance marks established the
night when the best the
registered.
After Earl Stocking president of the association had made brief
address, the team squad after the little naples with aban
and Malcolm bowling scratch the doubles slammed while
with handicap. recorded 322 singles
Evening star., 1922-05-02
MOST OF THOSE CARDED
4 ARE IN LOWER CLASSES
Acton and Chaconas, Who Took Lead in Doubles,
Will Compete in Singles-Counts Last Night
Generally We're Poor.

LASS BOWLERs who trailing those of class in the twelfth
II the Washington City Duck
ts the Grand Central drives will
ahead of the
The session. Mems night
Only scheduled
but doubles entrants OF the
select lot perform Sc
Acton roll
singles section They have been bowling good clip
topped
the class doubles The only other change lead
Phillips the Neither of these equals the
Evening star., 1922-05-02

All classes are bowling under han
dicap system, with scratch at 100. Bowl
go on their own, but those below 100
are given a handicap equal to the diff
ference between their season average
and scratch. In team and doubles en-
gagements. individual handicaps are
used instead Of mean averages.
Last nights scores:
Evening star., 1922-05-02
Mat Match by Rrounds.

A wrestling match conducted Chi
cago style will be offered by Jack
Garrison at the Capitol rheater
Thursday night. 1t will be between
Charlie Metros and Pinkey Gardner,
and is scheduled to go fifteen ten
minute rounds, with intervals of two
minutes between each. Two other
bouts also are carded Charles De
Werdt will meet Joe Turner and Pete
Dallas will tackle Cyclone Smith.
Evening star., 1922-05-02
ANNUAL JOINT DUCKP|N
TOURNAMENT NOW IS ON

Bowlers of the Post Office Mems
League and the Washington Ladies'
League are shooting for prizes in
their annual joint tournament on the
City Post Office Club drives. Thirty
duckpinners competed in the singles
class last night and squad of dou-
bles and singles will be on the alleys
at 1880 this evening. The tourney will
conclude tomorrow night.
Girls of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing team scored well in the
initial session. Lorraine GULL shot q
set Of 800 for first honors and made
second high game at 125. Gladys Lowd
rolled the best game at 1870.
A. Ehmann set the pace for, the
men. with high set of 339, and high
game of lis. Dudley Burns pressed
Ehmann for the latter honor, hitting
ia.
Newspaper bowlers were to take the
Recreation drives this afternoon in
the final round of their annual in
dividual championship tournament.
Rowling was fo he1in at O'clock
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

being light eater on account OF
frequent attacks of acute indigestion
had ample time to pass on the others
sppetites and we will say that the
honor for being the biggest eater on
the ground should go to uncle bot"
Spikes, the sage of Carter school
house. After eating monstrous
meal he cleaned up gallon of peach.
es Tor dessert. Our gallant young
friend, Elmer Drlskill, made close
second by slowing seven chocolate
pies under his jumper. After dinner
the Vernon and Palestine class rem
dered some nice vocal uusic. Then
our kind hearted friend, Lum Spikes,
of the bottoms showed his love for
the little ones by treating all under
10 years old to. generous supply
of candy. The balance OF the day
was spent in social conversation and
we know that we voice the sentiment
of the entire crowd when we say
that this was a most enJoyable DAY
for all present. Aunt Amanda, as
she is called by the younger genera
tion, is one OF the best Christian
women our country affords and 1t Is
a matter af note that when any one
In the community is sick or other
wise distressed she Is the one TO
bring first aid. She was never
known TO 60 back on friend and
she counts everyone her friend,
who Is trying to live an honest and
upright lite. If she has an enemy
In the world she doesn't know 1t.
she is an old school mate and life
long neighbor and friend OF the
writer. We can never forget The
kind and gentle treatment she be-
slowed on both of our old parents
during their last hours on earth and
hundreds of Others can say the same.
The crowd departed at a late hour,
wishing Aunt Amanda many more
happy birthdays. A Friend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
FAIR VIE w

Bro. Ward preached at this place
Sunday.
Charlie Ward, Frank McCsrroll
and Frank Forester and families
spent Sunday at the home of G. w.
McCarToll.
Mrs. julia Butler was visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. s. Ward,
first of the week.
The little daughter OF j. p. Hall,
who has been real sick, Is some bet
ter at this writing.
Misses Euna and Mamie Perrin
have been with their mother near
holland the last two weeks
Carlton Russell of Smithville is
working with his half brother, Csss
Rogers.
Mrs. Margaret DAVIS of Imboden
returned home Saturday after a
weeks visit with friends aud rela-
tIves here.
G. r Moore ard family, and
Euls Mclaughlin took dinner at
Sherman Wards Sunday.
Kew. Wilson will begin protrac
ted meeting at this place second
Sunday In July.
Lew Forester and wife have q
new baby girl.
Mrs. Wsylsnd of Cedar Ridge
visited her sister, Mrs George Wea-
yer, Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Edd DAVIS tpept Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Forres-
ter.
Mrs. Sisson OF Noland will teach
our summer term of school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
BRUOKINGS

J Mrs. Dona Going and son, Way
man, were III Pocinontas last Mon
day on business.
Vernon Vaughn and Miss Ora ln-
gram mnlored ~ Coming lsst sun
day afternoon.
Edwin Quellmaz oil 81. Louis
came down Tor few days hshlng In
Black river. He returned TO st.
LOUIS Monday accompanied by bis
wife and baby, who have been spend
ing q couple of weeks visiting Mrs.
Vogan.
X. II. Vogan was in St. Louis
several days last week on business
for the firm.
Gene Bass and wife had as Sun.
day guests Charles Hill and family,
Lester McNabb and wife and Henry
HIgginbotham aud wife.
Will Prince 3 one time citizen of
our neighborbood, was here on bust
meas one day last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Pierce and
master Harold, were sunday guests
at the home of Charles Knapp.
jim Browdy aud family were
Sunday visitors at the home of FL.
mer Triplett.
j. d. Kerley and family we're
entertained At Sunday dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Mann.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Prince, Chf-
ton Traw and wife and Miss Lillian
Mays all of Randolph county were
Sunday afternoon callers at the home
Of Gene Bass.
Mr.. aud Mrs s. l.. Garrett of
Peach Orchard and MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Clay ton took Sunday dIuner
i with JEFF Morris and wife.
Some of our more advanced pupils
attended Promotion day exercises at
Corning lsst saturday. Those at
tending IRON this district were,
Cecil AbauathY, Opal Harper, Vel.
ma Albright aud JEFF kstchf
They entered the test Tor higher
grades aud made good These are
promising young people OF our
neigbborhood aud not only stand
first In their school work, but are
examples of industry along other
lines as we'll.
Work Is plentiful in this locality
and every one busy at their iob.
Henry Quellmslz, of ST. Louis,
was q Brookings and Tipperary
visitor last Saturday.
J. S. Davis and family spent
Sunday with friends in the Brown
school house neighborhood, east
of Peach Orchard.
Mrs. Mcconnell and Mrs. Mccoy,
both of Knobel, were business call.
ers IN our neighbOrhOsd one day
last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
nrnn n 3 4 8 s \ s h 3 4 = 2 = s k

Every body should boost the Poca
hontas S. |. A, aud give what they
are able 70 help carry forward the
good work the association ls dong.
Mrs. Abe Alperin and little dauRh.
ter returned Sunday from a visit OF
several weeks with relatives and
friends in st. Louis and Oklahoma.
Mrs. r. G. Stubole6eld and chil.
dren returned Wednesday from q
menth's visit with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. P. G. Conn, of Nc Cur
tain, Okla.
M ISIS Eli "a beth Schnabanm,
daughter, of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. z.
Schnabaum Of Pocah ontas, b as
been prominent in the social activl.
ties which attended the closing days
of school at Ward. Belmont, Nash
vile, Tenn. Miss Schnabaum at.
tended the traditional all club DIM
ner on Wednesday evening. In
mid May she participated In the May
Day festivities and was selected by
the Pents Tau cub to carry the May
Pole In the march which preceded
the May Pole Dances. The May
Day program was gwen according
to the Old English custom and was
witnessed by more than two thous-
and spectstorS.-Ward-B e ! m n t
School Notes.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
Local and otherwise
Baseball goods at Johnston's.

Baseball goods at Johnstons.
Il L. Christian Is putting IN q
restaurant at Black Rock this week
Miss Edna Garrett is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Gregson, at Cash, Ark.
Visit the Style Shop. Full line
of Sports Hats, Fancy Work ana
Royal Society packages. 4S.tf.
Dr. L. B. Price and family re-
turned Tuesday from q weeks visit
with relatives at Hornersville, Mo.
]. ]. Brooks and wife Of near
lmboden we're visiting in Pocahon.
tas one day last week.
Paris Green at Johnston's:
Mrs. Martha Dame of the Shiloh
neighborhood visited DR.. and Mrs.
Polhdexter Tuesday of this week
DR.. and Mrs. j. G. PoindeIter
moiored to Powhatsu Monday.
They report crops looking 6ne.
Mrs. Virginia Henderson and
children left lsst week for a months
visit with her father. DR.. Rsdwine,
IN Kentucky.
MISS Mona Spikes, who has been
teaching at TexSrkans the past year,
arrived at home for a vaction sun.
dav.
Mics Lorine and Raymond Ben
nett, who have been attending Hen
DIRK College at Conway, have re.
turned home.
Hon. T. w. Campbell of Little
Rock has been looking after bust
ness and visiting his son, Judge w.
l.. Pope and family here this week
Will f. Spikes of ST. Paul, Nebr.
arrived 6rst of the week for a visit
with his father, Ben +. Spikes, and
family.
See my nice assortment OF Sport
Hats, Royal Society Packages, ram
oy Work, etc. Miss Arkie Meeks
STYLE Shop. 43-u.
Our readers will join us IN appre
citation of the splendid letters from
Brookings and Maynard 10 this
Issue.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Price mo-
tored to Parkin sunday and have
been spending few days with rel
auves there.
Found-Pslr of speotacles IN
case. Owner call at Star Herald
and receive them by paying for
this adv
Mrs. DR.. J. J. johnson OF Big.
gers, Ark, spent Thursday here
contracting with T. l.. Moore, the
monument man, for a large granite
monument TO be erected In memory
of her late husband. DR.. johnson
before bis death was one Of Ran.
dolph County, Ark leading physi-
clans.-peplar Bluff Republican.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs James Veder aud
daughter, Wilma, attended Divine
services at the Pirtle Cburoh last
Sunday and we're dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill
Mrs Lester McNabb was IN Corn
ing THURSDAY of last week.
Milton Albright Is able to be
about again, we are GLAD TO report,
after a several weeks siege of malarl.
al fever
Co. Sup,. w. w. Henry with
his wife sBd daughter, Katheryn,
Deputy Clerk t. W. Ratcllff and
daughter, Jewel, all of Corning
spent Tuesday afternoon OF last
weex at the w. j. Brown home.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

w. }. Brown was in Poplar
Bluff on business Friday of last
week.
Miss Eula Goings has 20 far re-
covered from her attack OF malaria
as to be able to take her place In lbe
Sunday school class
Ed Monday and Herman Reason, =,
Randolph county boys, are IN our
neighborhood for few weeks stay. .
b. F. Lewis, cashier of the Peach
Orchard Bank, with his wife and
little daughter Josephine, were Sun
day afternoon callers in our vIcinity.
Tom Summers and wife were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j, Brown.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
Birthday Dinner

On last Sunday, June 4, big
surprise birthday dinner was given
at the Timer home near Ingram in
honor of the 9th birthday of Mrs
Amanda TIner. Tne surprise had
been we'll planned by her daughter,
Mrs. Hayes, and sons, John and
w. 4 Timer, and other friends.
Her sister Mrs I.W .Sorrell, and bus
band of Elm Store came down Sat-
urday night and took her to church
at Vernon sunday morning, giving
her relatives and friends a chance
to go TO her home and erect long
table In the shady grove near the
house and load the table with q
bountiful feast Of good things to eat.
Truly Mrs. Timers surprise was
great when she returned and found
the big crowd gathered at her home
but she entered into the spirit of
the occasion by Jumping out of
the buggy and trying TO shake hands
with the whole crowd. She said
that she always knew she had plenty
of friends but this proved who they
were. All of her five brothers and
two sisters we're there and many
other relatives. After the greetings
were exchanged, The table was ar
ranged and Mr.. Sorrell bad invoked
the blessings of Almighty God on
the crowd they got busy eating the
sumptuons feast. Now the writer
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
fiabituaI Constipation Cured
In II 70 II Days

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prepared Syrup pTonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. II relieves promptly and
should be taken regularly for "A TO 2i days
20 induce regular action. Il Stimulates and
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per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
SUBSCRIPTION. sl.sO AYtAR IN ADVANCE
Political Announcements
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE

We are authorized 10 announce John L
Bledsoe OF Calico Rock as a candidate for
circuit Judge OF this. the sixteenth judicial
circuit. subject to the action OF the Democrat
tc primary election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce John @
Ashley OF Melbourne as a candidate for the
office OF circuit Judge OF this. the 10th ju
dicial circuit,subject TO the action OF the
democratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
FOR CONGRESS

We are authorized TO announce W. A.
Hodges OF Newport as a candidate for con-
gress from this. the second congressional
district. subject TO the action Of the Demo
cratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

We are authorized to announce H. NJ. Bish
Cd as candidate for county and probate
Judge of Randolph county, subject TO the
action OF the Democratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce W T
stubbleheld as q candidate for county and
probsse Judge. subject TO the action of the
DemocTatie primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized to announce Wesley
James as a candidate for county ard prcbat,
Judge of Randolph county. subject to the &C.
ton Of the Democratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce Joe snod-
grass as a candidate for circuit clerk and
recorder. subject to the action Of the Demo-
ratio primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized 10 announce Oscar f.
Ellis as a candidate for prosecuting attorney
OF this. the 10th judicial circuit. subject to
action OF the Democratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized to announce E. Newton
Kills as a candidate for county and probate
isdse subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce David L
King Of sharp County asa candidate for.cir-
cult Judge OF this. the 18th judicial circuit
subject to the action Of the Democratic pri-
mary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce J II. story
as a candidate for county clerk Of Randolph
oanty. subject TO the the action OF tn,
Democratic primary election.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized to announce Ben john
,on as a candidate for circuit clerk and re-
corder. subject 10 the action Of the Democrat
ic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
For TAX ASSESSOR

We are authorized 10 announce Dexter u
Holder - a candidate for reelection 20 the
otlce Of tax assessor. suhiect % The action of
the Democratic primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09

We are authorized TO announce r. d. Har-
rls of Melbourne as candidate for prosecu-
ting attorney OF this. the 10th judicial circuit
subject TO the action Of the Democratic pri-
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-06-09
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized 70 announce Myrt Wal
rond as a candidate for county clerk OF Ran
dolph county. subject 10 the action OF the
Democatic primary election.