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Evening star., 1923-10-01
KRUCOFF-DE SOUSA TEAM
WINS AT WOMEN'S TENNIS

Frances Krucoff and Maycita De
sousa captured the doubles crown Oh
the Wofrien's Tennis League yeeter,
day defeating Mrs. r. b. Pyle and
Elizabeth Pyle, 6-3, 6-3.
Miss Krucoff and Miss De SousA
never were seriously threatened by
their opponents. Miss Krucoff starrea
at the net, while Miss De Sousa W.
narticuiariy brilliant at driving shots.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
COLUMBIA GOLFERS GAIN
JNTERCLUB SERIES: LEAD

FVy CHASE golfers Columbias break IN
half of their thrty-six-hoe ntercluo
~ match yesterday the afternoon the latter walked away TO
IA 2 victory The first eighteen holes played the chevy
course while half played at Columbia Columbia
intercluo SERIES with
total OF II Chase with o. Inc morning ma.cm YES
while afternoon contest was regularly
Evening star., 1923-10-01
CARPENTER BECKETT Go
FAILS TO THRILL FANS

PARIS, October 1.-The return
bout between Georges Carpenter and
Joe Beckett, which will be fought In
London tonight, Is creating hardly a
ripple of interest.
The former idol of the French sport-
ing world, who Was acclHamed as a
tory, appears to have been entirely
forgotten.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
W0HEL0 GIRL BASKETERS
WILL PRACTICE TONIGHT

will hold its initial practice tonight
at 7:45 In the Peck Chapel gymna-
stun. Among the promising material
expected to report are Ida Riley, Mae
Garty and Marie Beach.
| Frank Athey, Western Athletic: Club
manager, will pilot the club. ~
Evening star., 1923-10-01
BIG SLUMP NOW PREVAILS L
In GOTHAM FIGHT MARKET
BY FAIR PLAY.

HERE'S big the metropolitan fight
The champions idle
them battles Benny Leonard unless ambitious
will take He might
WE'LL his division concerned The big bat
tie that ahead him Mickey Walker this
has been sufficiently bslyhooed make worthwhile
the fighters II probably will take place
Evening star., 1923-10-01
YALE OBTAINS CoNNERs.

BOSTON, October I--George s..
Conpers. track coach and trainer sof
Phtllips Exeter Academy: for twenty
two years, has acceptad m invttation
10 serve - fret assaGtAnt 70 Coach
JeAsp Of the Ylfs foot ball team.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
LUQUE SIGNS FOR 1924.

Adolfo Luque, the Cincinnati Ma
tionals' pitcher ace. has signed a con-
tract to play next year with the Reds.
Luque won twenty-seven and lost eight
games this season.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
ANoTHER TO FORT WORTH.

NEW ORLEANS, October l.--Fort
Worth swamped New Orleans. 10 to 1.
yesterday, and chalked up-.their third
victory Of the four games played so
far for the Dixie base ball champion
ship. New Orleans won the second
game.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
PHENOMS WILL FAIL.

At the start of the season the
White Sox appeared to have a find in
Ray Elsh, but Fish flivved as the sea-
son progressed and pitchers studied
him. .Summa. seemed to be one OF the
best prospects of all time this spring,
but the Trfhssf has Gdiscoyeted since
good as he appeared to ~ at that
time,
Evening star., 1923-10-01
NET TITLE TO JOHNSON.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October l.
hon stroke, yesterday won the mid
lie states tennis championship by
dcfeat ting Carl Fischer. intercollegiate
,hampien. IS, 6-3, 3--6, 6-2, 6-S.
The match. had been postponed from
July 2SG
Evening star., 1923-10-01

Renault was one of Dempsey
when the champion was preparing *
While he was taking the big fei-
lows wallop he was studying his meth
DDS, so that today there is no man in
the ring whose style more closely
that of the champion.
Dempsey thinks we'll OF Renault, has
always said he was a fighter of much
promise.
"AH right. i think Mickey would
do as much for me, IL I needed it."
In these words Jimmy Jones ap-
proved of Mickey Walkers request
for weeks postponement of their
Evening star., 1923-10-01
GnEB TO BOX LOUGHRAN.

RoSToN." October 1.-Harry Greb
a, Pittsburgh, middleweight cham
nion of the world, will meet Tommy
Loughran of philadelphia in a ten"
round, decision bout here on octo-
ber g.
Evening star., 1923-10-01

Unquestionably blue. serge
suit will serve on more occa-
sions than any other; but TO-
serve well it must be a suit of
inbuilt quality, like these.
They have style that is tailored
in, and the fine quality that
keeps it in.
Evening star., 1923-10-01

A boxing course for co-eds is being
provided this season at the Uni
versity of California.
Evening star., 1923-10-01

sparring partners at Atlantic CITY
r Carpenter.
There is more than one follower
of boxing who thinks that Jimmy
will give the welter champion q real
battle when the two nlingle.
The Farpentier-Bsckett meeting
has provoked no excitement any
where, least of all In France, whore
the former idol long ago lost all his
gilt. Carp's knockout by Ski started
him on the downward road In the
minds Of the fckle fans and when
he ran out of q return fight with
the negro he was through 30 far as
Paris is CONCERNED.
Evening star., 1923-10-01

We have not heretofore been
able to obtain an oxford that
would meet our standard of
quality at Sc. We believe that
you will like the style of this
model, which meets every re-
quirement of good shoe
making.
Fine calfskin, black or tan,
with quarter lining of calf;
rubber heels; smartly per-
forated tips.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
For Any Occasion
Fine Blue Serge Suits
SIS

The better Judge you are of
mems clothing values, the bet
ter you will like these suits.
The illustrations show the
styles; but only inspection can
reveal their quality.
For men of any age in all
sizes, regular, long, short and
stout.
Evening star., 1923-10-01
CANADIAN FIGHTER PLANS
CAMPAIGN FOR PURPOSE
Winter, Manager Says-Jones Agrees 10
Delay Bout With Walker.
BY FAIR. PLAY.

EW YORK. October Jack Renau for fall and
ter campaign which will he hopes lead him Dempy door
spring
Leo Flynn that the coming months will the
andan Champion be the logical contender for pempys title
How this Rcnaut
ioes Maybe there will Renaut- battle
at
Evening star., 1923-10-01
Two Smart Fall OxfOrds

The SO Oxford is Of fine black
or tan Norwegian calfskin that
has stamina as well as style.
Note the smartly stitched tip
with trinity perforated center.
The Goodyear rubber heels
and solid leather soles are
extremely durable and conn
Portable.
Intelligent salesmen will zee
that you are fitted perfectly
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
COP CATCHES
Z DESERTERS

eal'efs from 'fs nssss. who fran,
time 70 time desert their ships thra
a sepFfabuudaaes - tsans Or disei
pllhs bad tsnsr sissf ssufss h.
ihs eppfails nFeeflan uhsn thsg
siEhf isifeiusn G ~. inask
oifgsf Hack during tie hss fsw
4ie1ahs. has snflehsd his ramag fer.
TUNES ~ catshing gsasftfra 81 q
whalrsais aeais. sash ~ ihs rats
iisislns . 80 reward from assai
authorities
AiaadsY niEhi iltsrt succeeded In
fpHaiaE ~ sTFsn more gets. f,aiant
MiHsf. -. liFa Lsf. a. Pete Nast
~ faasi 5ehssee. tx Joha Mefe.ss
g isen nfiahs. - sha J D sisssas
" 80 q Nifnm wsfr fs+iaH hssa 80
iirsefists Iassiay. Ia stss hu
mass has captured usafs 8sssrs
ere = e claimed. shan fisr fsss q
~ police fusrs aiihg Detective. Il
q. lisftsft . cieas sseeas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
MARRIED. IN
fh0 ALTO. CAL.

TIE e9uple wac married al raie
Alto. Cal IN lget MTs nissssisa
answered 'hs eaguplsiHt. ard fiisa .
esess somplaiat asslnx saisztse alt
momy aiFissan x community
prensft9. phlfh consists largely x
haasshp't gaFsltuFe AMI gab Fefd
eest<s ana SUITABLE seaport
naan-Y ~ ghs ehhsgrn ahs
shaFkta thas aIssssisd Assssa his
ssssesFapass Ia her nFsssuee. sad
he@ssnsat4 as well a. tasssns
eshsg pumFa fsisaiz.
Sae also ehaFEes that ~ failed
70 pFvperir pf6vt8s nv hsr phea
thslF lass ehila sac hefn EIGHT
fHoaihs aEp. ard "a nas psavsas a
sssrsaf ard agsses she also 81
ls3ss h has tssisi 70 baY hrg eiesh
saE ara 10 drove her 10 caisfasaIA
year axp. sna wseH shs agreed
20 rs hias 80 ard eaxsss ~ hs desired
18th wasaEa aeauaisfsaess. she ~.
tssasa
There u nssFhhag 10 tAs cas-.
p 10 NaeEfstst takes sAaagsax and 10
seuFch Mrs Aissfsfs4 says ass
ssatrs HAT sas has hsea fasees 10
pfaessts hsF gsassssssn as tsafissian
H<isscr GsaeistioatF % carr = i8vsl.
hoest The oa,sssf ~ she ehiklsea 4
Is snG ths ypunksss I snesths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
BOYS SUPPORT
MEMORIAL FUND

Seattle boys viii organize fund
collecting campaign at monster
hoys meeting at ths Arena neat
saturday when the youth ~ The
city will launch lie drive % collect
subscriptions % Tho iisriing mem
orlai fund Tha fuad niu BE- used
90 rlaro suitable memorial statue
o. tablet at Woodland park. ehsfe
President iianiinH save the cath
~ allegiance g the fiaE % 5000
boys
Tho Elks' hand siii bs on hand
and men and hoy speakers will i.af
ilcipatr The Seattle Council ~
hoy Scouts alli Join ia me drive,
Judge Everett = smith. presiasnt.
announced TUESDAY Il y p.annse
20 place SELECTION stations shrueai
the city with ney Scouts n charge
4 Harding memorial button viii -
given 10 al Who subscribe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
ENGAGED
TO Slain MAN
Forced by Mother,
She Says, to Be
Silent of Fact
ny RoBERr A DONALDSON

~ tt8RAHNA - ~ AAaAf7afFaN
Los ASuELEs. Aus il The
tsuslea love skrin In tho NE II
William nzsmond raylos murdered
meyie aiFrsfor ana man ~ mfs.
tsry, unFlssied epidrn thread e..
DAY whFu MARI Miles Mintrr Admit.
tel that she vas rnsaEea 60 him az
fhe time ~ his death
Until Mary admitted The engage
utai ipdsy inVssiisstars of the
murd, had always been hsfnea ~
gauiias the true love ~ the silent.
conftvnps film dlrsctor adofsd hy
q seogs - ninsione famous bssu.
iioz
Mao was forced 10 ksep hsr en-
gasemcnt deep secret b. her
meshsr. whom she = now pftesg
ing 10 sas Tor an accounting u her
fnFtnne earned whsa the butterfly
wheel &c fame waNSsd her into q
mition aalar saiary otFrniEhi she
sid today
HMy moihsr didn't uks % have
ne assecair With movie reepie AZ
AT. said MaFs snc ess vstY go.
fsaed so ms rnsaErmsps - Mr
Tayior. heeanae she Thought q
weald futn my career % ~ married
70 = man much elder than mfself.
-oh. Il che had Only isi me- ssis
and tel % my engagement tarlnk
there sndiesa hours they aacstionsd
me at tbs district attorneys oftiss
y was a terrible eferaL bat mother
lnsiSse4 keep silent tectuss che
said Il would ruin m~.
Nr Taylor WA ras ola ans he
vas wenterfui--eyrryoas who knes
him was charmed. vas sery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
AlVita Brings ResliuI
Sleep to Interrupted
Slumbers

G. A. Mssf. - Oakland. Cagfay.
ola. ~ho has bsyn compelled 20 rs
ep four 10 SIX sisasA a night. uou
reports RELIEF from, Ions siandins
kidney and prns1ais trouble after
taking Aiyfsa Tor ene wsvA
Having heard % yuur Aiviia
Tstlsta. / cansr TO POUR L08R Beach
store two weeks ago and bought a
box q ~ tablets fgr tiee, and
within our wseS was absolutely
relieved ~ inng standing tFuuhgs
with my kidneys OF prostate whlrn
necesaltated my bsing up from
four ~ SIX tlraes during the night.
y can hardly express my appre
citation f6r the zos,d these tAhlsta
have Done for roe in this regard.
and ! want 70 sag further that tbs
tablets have assisted materially IN
clearing my throat 81 4 murus con
ditl0n Of 50 years standing eausnsl
from poor digestion. nfn man
Of mature age. bot feel ike a
young man goslaY - am buying
ons-half dozen boxes of Aivi.a Tab.
lets TO give TO my friends
Aivifa - the recent scientific
discovery which brings limo. iron.
phosphaiss and viianlnoa 20 you in
= vegetable form which can 30 as.
simulated. Aivtn is prepared In
convenient, highly concentrated
tablet form from the drop rooted
alfalfa plant win th Science diseov.
cred is rich storehousc Of the
vital mineral saits aud yitamlnes.
no matter n sou have tried many
remedies, Try this tonic ~ nature
now. a dollar buye a box Of Al.
vita tablets At any drug store
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Ranch Proves Lure
to School Boy

w'slL Charley. now that school
s over. suppose yoa arr plannsnx
many sntotabGe trips this summer
With The folks
40. I'm not. Unets John I'm
going TO wusk
'On. So. But how. vhsn ard
where j. al tnis xosnx to be- You
aent going 20 BE- an srraua boy
Ike you were ast summer. arr
yous Yea ars old and strong
suouSh now that sou Should b.
able 70 do a man's wcFk.
Yes. know H. Ara I'm going
20 % a mans work this simmer.
you can bes on that. expect 10
80 and work on Tsd's fathers ranch
This summer Ted IL 4olaE with
me. 20 III have good company.
went IT,
rJass what arc you going 10 dor
Recome a shsep hersicr Or some
thing Of the sor;7'
~oh. ms. no, Teds father don.r
even have sheep. But hs Dies have
lots u eattIe and good range Tot.
them. 10 7 expect therein b. lots az
riding 70 40. Say. you haaat no.
ticsd my new sult Rad yuua I got
4 as a present. for having hlzh
grades through school this year
Wen. we'll you are wearing a
new one. arsnt your Who gave Il.
70 ron. mothsrse
Yes. She got Il a; chsrry,a
Gee. they sGs had ios os nice
looking suits Tor men and they arc
very reasonable in price. That's
why mother bought my suit there
as she always buys her nui;s. coats
and dresses At cherry's. too. they
are AZ 1918 Second Ave. between
Madison and sprirE. IN the Rlalto
Elsrr just oysr ihs Pix'n whistle .
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
4 TIMES THEY
TRIED TO LOVE
Now Seattle Lawyer Sues
Wife for Divorce

Pour times Th1fmaid Rlsssfisl
pFsminspt asastls aiseFnsY ana his
wife. lou Wee bradford elrefYis.i
separated ana returned e. hss 10
Esihsf. hai each tlnss Nfs Bssfflrd
acquired Increased nassiHsss -
pefposa aad dsspsasd bitterness
towards han. nlskfflsa SETS fpftb Ia
his aus faF ditefes nlsa in anps
flaf court TUESDAY
@iea'oasY a careful aatrh ugsf
tit ever ihpuehs ard artisn. ara
annlHseria4 slispositlen that
caused him Intense anguish aB6
weakened ha business ability ere
atas charged aEsiuss his uifs b
iiss teeai sigafnsf. uta i ths fsih
- - fsss~ .-t.7tsfss..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Rainier Valley to
Picnic Wednesday

A family picnic for residents u
Rainier valley - ret faF "Wednesday
Al Seward PARK u 10 PLANNED that
she spmsn and children ~ill g. % me
park early IN fhs day faf bsihlne
and ha iaintd - supper time BY fhs
men. Thru tie courtesy ~ the pafh
beard. Adams hand uiii play faf fhs
Esihsfins &c 6 r. a.
Community rlFie ORGANIZATIONS ard
fsr As are expected 90 BE repre-
fsntsa AZ tho plgniV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Would Name Street
for Late President

An ordinance calling fnr fhs no.
nsHinr of uilnnE waY % Harding
saf. IN msmeFy u President Hard
'ns, vas introduced ia the city
eaunc'i Monday ~ SITS. Rathryn
A Miracle rhs measure wac ~
fsrfsd Go he streets committees snr
consideration piiiinH way Il i'm
'nedisisif n ths rsar u the raunty
sitf building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Five Husbands Are
Enough, Says Court

fiss ventures on The sea os matri.
mony are enough in ous lifetime.
Judge Walter a French ruled Mon
day ~ superior court BE asalsi
Nfs. hslia A fsllaes. comsly
roemins house ksspsr a aserss that
~'ald sspsrals her from osorse ".
Fellows who married nor sud ds
serted her q month later. IA the
rpfinE o. 1913 Under examination
.hY Deputy Prosecutor Eursns
Msa'h ham. AFs FELLOWS admltts4
having had four husbands before
fslowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
U. S. PREPARES
FOR BIG STRIKE
Coal Substitutes 10 Check
Suffering In Crisis

WASHINGTON. aug ~ flans
have been formulated 20 prevent
suffering ia event q a siriks y
anthracite minera h wa# learned
TO-DAY a. ths White House Ths gov.
eminent has taken steps Ia pevpa ~
fsei substitutes whleh wtli safeguard
asainss suth conditions as prevailed
during the fsfsl shortage tass winter.
The anthracite situation i tsing
left snfirsir in The hands Of ghs
coal commission which caotidgs
feels ms The authority ~ eoarrsus
70 deal vith H. I, was SAD o. tho
Write Hous
PHILADELPHIA. Aug it-Ths
anthracite coal operators today az.
eeptsd the Invitation Of tbs Unite,
States coal commission to NEE, uitb
mlnsfs' representative In View York
tomorrow
ATLANTIC CITY. n. .. Aug "a
John u Lewis. president Of tho
United Mine Workers. win accen,
the invitation Of tbs United states
coal commission 20 attsna a confer.
snce with the anthracite operators.
u sas learned here today.
The conference viii be held In
New York tomorrow.
A dream seldom lasts more than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14

happy bat mashfF ins,sgs1 must
agt give any laalcaiioH a. oar sn.
safsmsns. even after his dsath.
Lock what happened There sess
al sosis ~ insingaiisns ana sruel
and tstse fumgfs. and hrr rolir4
eass ne faF mere dearly thss lgark
ness I weHtt a. differently nsw.
but then vas ssiil forced 20 IRE.
tsat that I was only sWsfs iit,ie
tsyeareld Eigl Nith splisa cEgis
Tarlgr. sasxfuasleal ana si'fat.
nsser gaxa a hins ~ the supposed
engagement 80 fgisuis As uisb ~
ha ashrr affairs e vas stspsses
ia mystsfy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Mary Miles Minter Reveals Love Sorrow
3 Firemen Hurt in
Fighting Brush Fire

THREE rtrmrn fttt y Hall james
q FLYNN and Timoihf Lane. were
severely injured Monday evening
when ihsy wsfe PINNED under fal
ms tree while fishtlnr a brush fire
near seth ave y and Is John ~
Engine company Ne ~ Nas fshi,
ina the fire with a isfss hose aud
had washed oui ths re8ts ~ the tree
90 eaiinauish fresh hlaEs The tres
fen rlnnlnE the ihrse men under
Hrath ii
liail was taken 10 Providence hoe
rltai With a hrutsn sheuidcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Baby Falls From
Machine, Killed

SANTA MONICA. CO. Aug "A
Hurled ffoin his mother atms Mhsn
The auto in which ~ vac fia,ns
fpuhasfi sharp turn qaliyaf Psn.
aasi 4 months Old. sustained : ffse.
iufsd sAuil ffnm Witch be died shor,
b. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Transfer Man Gets
Hard Jolt in Jail

Louis Nlei9faa. transfer H4h ~
1914 Yssssr way. rpsa q saaasF saA
a wiser man tAis TUESDAY assFn. tie
admitted possession q 50 eaitera *
Iiauog N federal saurs oa sfpnaay.
lie was fined 1850 b. Judge
Jeremiah Sessrer. wbieh snaas bim
saadsr. Ills car vas thsa ordered
feffsissa. whieh nasss hin wtser. liz
transtsrrinx activities Tor a tins ia
eiudsd the tsamsseFsinE ~ gInaa
from his own aeecun, 20 that ~ ths
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
Police Investigate
Robbing of House

Detectives sefr investigation
Tuesday ibe fohlssfY - ne home -
Mfs Anna coipsn. a. naYisson ass
- Seattle slsh woman ard isEls
isilte candidate during 1872
Mrs c0iwsll SIS futshri - 4 tsafl
ring valued 81 ii9a. a small san IN
cash snd several artaries ~ ss~eifY
WAX ecsuF.fs about ons SIM ~
a sseaaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14

There arc tuo bird monuments Ia
The world haa IN sas t.sks CITY
and tso ether n italy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14

A dream seldom lasts moro than
five seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
all metal burner

mo wicks or asbestos rings. Saves
expense Of replacement. The aIl-metal
burner. which weighs Sia pounds.
burns gas which il makes from kero-
scne, gasoline or distillatc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14
$50 lower fuel COST

the RED STAR burner concentrates
all the heat directly under the cook
ing utensiI, saving fully 25T Of fud
cost. No waste heat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-14

this week Mrs J. C. McNanus will demonstrate
the wonderful baking of the RED STAR Oh
Stove. This special baking demonstration vii
not alone be interesting but very instructive tc
every housewife who is interested in Better
Baking.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
A Talk with q POCahCntaS Man

Mr.. q. w Burke, farmer of Po.
cahontas, tells his experience.
There Is nolhlug like a talk with
one Of our own citizens for giving
hope aud encouragement to the an.
xious sufferer from the dread kid
ney disease. We, therefore, give
here an interview with a POcabon.
tas man.
81 suffered from kidney complaint
and had a terrible backache," says
Mr. Burke. The kidney secretions
passed IrregulaTly and were sclnty
and highly colorgd. My back ach.
ed day and night and when l stoop-
ed / could hardly straighlen again.
| also had pam across my kidneys
A friend recommended Doan's Kid.
ney Pills and ! started using them
After taking three boxes of Doin's
| was as vel aud suong as ever"
Price 6Oo at all dealers Don't
SIMPLY ask Tor a kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney P,Ils-.the came
that Mr.. Burke had. Foster Mil.
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities In
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness.
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
It's Strengthening. invigorsting effect, see
bow Il brings color to the checks and how
L improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate ita true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill ToNI@
Is not "A patent medicine, II Is simply
IRON and QUINlNE suspended In Syrup.
So pleasant even children Ike IT, The
blood '.oedS Quinine 10 Pluifyit and IRON
10 Enrich it. These reliable tonic pror
srtics never fail to drive out impurities In
lhc blood.
The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
FASTELESS Chill TONIC has made 1t
he fGycrito tonic In thousands Of homes
More then thirty-fys years ago, folks
would ride a long distance TO Get GROVES
CASTELESS Chill TONIC when Z
member Of their family had Malaria or
seeded bodybuilding. strength-givins
tonic. : The formula Is just the Same to-
10y. IND y0u can get Il frcn any dru2
eore. Ooc pr botue
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
P. n. S. NOtes

Midterm exams are over. Almost
everyone Is smiling again.
We were fortunate III having Rev
j. d Weems with US Monday morn
Ing during chapel. His splendid
ak was enjoyed by the entire high
school and the eighth grade.
Most every one is waiting patient
ly or imgttIently for the publicI
tion Of tie rilonor Roll"
The Seniors are now enjoying the
hrst Senior privilege, getting off
the fourth period.
We are very sorry that Lillian
Stubblefeld has stopped school, but
hope she will be hack next wear.
We are very glad to have Lena
Fry, Stella Gibson, Clara and Pearl
Bates, Raymon Bennett and Doro'
thy Dixon with US agair, they hav-
ing recovered from the flo.
The schedule has been changed
for this semester.
The lake was frozen Monday.
Girls attendance at school outnum
bered boys,
The Juniors are still working for
the Junior-Senior banquet. They
are planning to have a "Who's
Who" contest. Watch next week
for particulars.
The Maggies are still waiting for
the party. When is it going TO be
Jiggs?
The Seniors received their second
half holiday last Fndav What's
the trouble Juniors? You were
ahead last year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-02-09
P. n. S. Honor Roll

The following high school students
made an average of 80 per cent oI
above for the half year just ending
IN the SUBJECTS as indicated below:
Physics-Flors Blanche Hamil,
Bert NcAlltn, Susie Ballard.
Willie EdringtoD, Blanch
Hulse, ANNE Hills, Agnes Miller,
W ear Scboonover, Spiece Stuttle.
EuglIsh-Susie Ballard, Dowell
Black, Lewis Dalton, Maize schratz
Orlesn Stubbleield, Willie Edrina-
ton, Agnes Miller, Annie Hills, Flo
ra Blanche Hsmil, Lois Hamil, Eve
Ign Bristow, Gleudon Brown, Cor
dlo Smith, Lena Fry
HIstory-Wear Scboonover, Will
he Edrington, Carl Carroll, Will
lard Wells, Agnes Miller. Blanche
Hulse, Annie Hills, Susie Ballard
Flora Blanche Hamil, Lehman Car
roll.
Elements of Business-Lewis Dal
ton, Dowell Black, Annie Hills,
Blanche Hulse.
Mathematlcs-WilIie Edrington,
Wear Schoouover, Spiece SHUTTLE,
Johnnie shlvley, Annie Hills,
Blanche Hulse, Carl Carroll, Lucille
Perrin, Susie Ballard, Lois Hsmil,
Flora Blanche Hsmll, Duel Brown,
Leila Perrin, CordIa Smith, EssIe
Ben nett, Dowell Black, luez Brown
Clara Bates. Lewis Dalton, Edith
Fry, May Knots, Orlean Stubble-
field, Maize Schrsts, Montana Yer
milye.
ScieDoe-S;ella Gibson, Lilly Yer
mil,e, Lena Fry, Clyde Smith.