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RED CROSS
SESSION THIS WEEK
Ambassador Hanihara to
Speak at Meeting-EIec-
tionS on Schedule.

Ambassador Hanihara of Japan, Di-
rector l.. S. Rowe of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union and Vice Chairman James
L. Fieser will be among the speakers
at the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Red Cross to be held Wednesday
at national headquarters here.
Vacancies occurring on the central
committee, the board of trustees. the
general board and the incorporAtors
of the American Red Cross will be
filed at the annual elections, on that
date.
The first OF the meetings, scheduled
for 10 am, will be that of the incor-
porators, who will elect two members
Of the central committee for the full
term of three years.
The further business of the morn
ing session will be the election Of
one member of the board of trustees
expiring December 81, 1924. to fill
the. vacancy left by the death of
Charles d. Norton of New York, and
one member of the board of trustees
OF the fund to Hi THE vacancy oc-
curing on account of the resigna-
ton Of Francis l.. Higginson. jr., of
Boston
At IL am will be held the annual
meeting of delegates of the chapters
for the purpose of electing two MEM
bers of the central committee for the
full term of three years to fill the
vacancies occurring on account of
the expiration of the terms of Mrs
August Belmont of New York and
GustavuS D. Pope of Detroit. Dele
gates to. the national convention of
the American Red Cross in Washing
ton in September suggested that Mrs.
Belmont and Mr.. Pope be reelected
to succeed themselves.
The annual meeting of the general
board OF the Red Cross will be held
in the afternoon of the same day
for the election of officers and sub
mission of the annual reports of the
various Red Cross services.
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Deaths.

s3ATTERGooD. Suddenly. December 4. 1879
at Fort Huron. Mich. THOMAS u. SCAT
TERGo0D. Services at the residence of
his daughter. Mrs. G. C. Chandler, 1906 e.
st. Sc, at 2:30 pm. Sunday. December 8.
Friends and relatives invited. philadelphia
papers please cOpy.l 8
T1MBERLAKE. December Z, 1923, Mrs
DAISY WYATT TIMBERLAKE Funefn.
private. birmingham Ala, and Lynchburg
Va, papers please copy.)
TR1PLETT. Friday. December Z, 1923. al
lao pm. CATHERINE AGNES widow Of
the late Thomas Montague Triplett Funeral
Monday, December 10 from Lees funeral
parlOrs, thence to st. Josephs Church, where
high requiem mass will be sung at 8 a nj.
for the rcpose of her soul Relatives and
friends Invited to attend. Baltimore pHpers
please copy) 9s
WINSTON. December Z. 1929 at his residence
in New York city, ISAAC WINSTON, hydro
graphic and geodetic engineer. L. s. cosst
and geodetic survey, in his 10th year. HjgE
mass of requiem at St Paul's Catholic
Church. 18th and SITS. Washington. D. e.
Monday. December 10. at 10 am. Interment
private. %
Evening star., 1923-12-09
ISAAC WINSTON DIES
AT new YORK HOME
Lieutenant Commander Had Long
Service in Coast and Geo.
detic Survey.

Isaac Winston, lieutenant COM
mandcr. United States coast and
geodetic survey (retired), died at his
residence, in New York city. after
long illness. on Friday.
Mr.. Winston was born near Tus-
cumbia. Ala, September Z. 1853. He
was educated in private schools and
the Virginia Military Institute. After
leaving college he was for two years
a member Of the Engineer Corps on
the Muscle Shoals canal construction
work.
He was appointed in the coast and
geodetic survey as recorder July
18. 1878; was made an aid in 1879, a
sub assistant in 1884 and assistant
in 1891. On July 1, 1917. this des!g-
nation was changed to hydrogaphic
and geodetic engineer. with relative
Navy.
He was placed on the retired list
May IS. 1920. He was recalled to
duty April 10. 1922. and again retired
on account of failing health January
16. 1929.
During his long career in the
survey he was employed in various
parts Of the country in astronomical
work. reconnaissance. triangulation,
magnetic work and precise leveling.
For seven years he acted as editor
Of the publications of the survey.
His last active duty was in charge
of the field station of the United
States coast and geodetio survey at
New York.
Mr. Winston was a delegate from
the United States to the international
Geodetfc Association in 1900. He
was a member Of the American AS
sociation for Advancement of Science,
Philosophical Society, Washington
Society of Engineers American So
ciety of Civil Engineers and of the
Cosmos Club.
Mr. Winston was married Septem-
ber 10, 1882. to Anna Marie Otis. by
whom he had one son. Both widow
and son survive him.
Tho funeral will take place from
st. Paul's Catholic Church tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The honorary
nallbearers will be officers of the
survey.
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theory that the chief cause inhibit-
Ing the working of this law has be"n
mans own erroneous conception of
what he is, and that "the only scien-
tific basis of hope for the world lies
in the assumption that wher men
and women are bred to understand
the distinctive nature of our human
kind the time binding energies of
man will be freed from taefr old
bondage and civilization Will advance
in accord with It's natural law In n
warless world, swiftly and end
lessly."
Evening star., 1923-12-09
TAKES FIRST VACATION.

NEW YORK, December s.-Gabriel
Arrons, owner Of vast mineral prop
critics in the Alaskan gold fields,
sailed for England on the Baltic
today on his first holiday in twenty
years. For two decades he has been
in Alaska, where he started gold
mining with a pick and shovel. and
now is operating with huge steam
shovels. He will spend his holiday
at his London home
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Carns of Thanks.

HARRIS. We wish TO extend sincere
thanks and appreciation to relatives. friends
and kind neighbors for their kindness during
the illness of our dear mother. SOPHIA
HARRIS. We also thank them and the
Community Civic Center Band for their eI-
pressions Of sympathy and/beautiful floral
tributes on the occasion OF her death.
HER CHILDREN. ALBERTA Y. CHEEKS.
CORA j. WALKER. EDWARD E. AND
ROBERT r. HARRIS.
MCLEOD. We desire to thank our relatives
and friends for their kind expression Of
sympathy in helpfulness extended and the
beautiful floral tributes at the death Of our
husband and father. ROBERT MCLEOD.
HIS WIFE AND SONS .
Evening star., 1923-12-09
BANK ROBBED OF 500.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. December 8.
The Elm Street branch of the Dol
lar Savings and Trust Company,
which was held up and robbed of
$1,000 recently. was again held up
today by four robbers, who escaped
I'm an automobile with 500.
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1lO7 nth S.W.--l,arge, cook clean room next
to bath; twin beds: two large closets; re-
fned men.
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RENT Ro0Ms--FURNIsHED.
Continued.

1915 p ST. N.W-aLsree southern room; semi
private bath; third floor.
1881 r ST. N.W.--Two. complete for Ink.
south fronts. electricity3 y -.
1882 EYE ST. NV, Brunswick, Apt. g.
Large furnished room for two; twin beds. Il
1122 @ ST. S.E.-Two or threes fnrpishea
redins; Ink: private. family, - :, =.
1908 ST. N.w.--Nice front room and kitch-
eneSte; third floor: $40. - 81
40 end ST Sw-Two completely Furnished
rooms. porch. sink: Ink. reasonable .2OeEE
ITO 18th 81 n W.-Furnished rooms for
gentlemen Phone North S34S - :. 20s :
1884 18th ST. N.W.-LArge front room. IN prs
vste residence: garage space available. --20--
l"3 u s9.- NV Rpom foe Ink. rs
1902 Z ST S. 1.-TWO rooms. for. Ink
PERSONALLY INSPECTED rooms and apis.
for Shrine visitors. Not listed with any other
agency Exclusive offerings for particular
people. Make reservations now. washington
Service Bureau, District National Bank bog.
e00I KATORAMA R0AD--SOUTH FRONT;
DOUBLE BAY NINb0w: EMPLOYED MAR
RIED COUPLE OR TWO LADIES IN OFFICE.
l
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GENTLEMAS'S large, attractively furnished
room, most desira Bile location: choice environ
ment: private bath, large closet; maids sery-
ice. Seen by appointment. North 15JS. 2ls
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LEONARD APT. No. ?, 14c4 " st. NV
AS~Itiful large room for two people with pri-
ynte family ~ ......~ 22s,
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II 18th ST. Sc. tnear Lincoln Parkl-Nicely
furnished room, opening on porch: Kitchen
[ 10 haf nj q
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SILVER sPHlNH. MD.--Will take few peo-
pie for the sumnse ~ large greunds and wide
shdasns asd f We
Woodside Nd, 45 minutes OUT minutes to
cars Terms sl5 Per week Address NJ Mrs.
side la sp'As'
BEFORE PLACING yoNr chi dTen ftom to IL
years for the summer, II will Se to- your advam-
pleasant. heaithfli. near bus line; terms mod
crate. Mrs. G Gartrill: Elmwoed Fsrn, Brook
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME, one @hour from
/, adults, sl0:s0: children under 12;years. 90
per week: Mrs John Powers. Cstlest. Eau
FIVE TtoOM FURNISHED COTTAGE AND
GROUND on West river, $50 per month. Ad-
dress 1sx 3oe-r. Star One.
s9Akp for children of all ages. wtiss Mrs.
MOTIFS. Agnsseo Md. -,
CHII4DEgS BOARDED on farm, from TO II
yeeis ois; high location: near hos line: rea
abe terms Mrs. Henry CLARK. Brookeville.
MODERN LITTLE COUNTRY HOTEL, com,
Portable. homelike. close TO Blue alGgs, noun
tains; quit and restful; weekly rates, w rite
tef, hooklet Emmit House. Eintttsbgsg. Nd.
EKeELLENT ,ountry board; shade; modern
conEeniences; s4fereBces exchanged. Mrs. 10
Ssph f. Jsun"y. Brooke piir. Md. 4 COS
MODERN Country home; large lawn and
psrches; comf,,-ab able rooms: splendid board
ADDRESS Mrs. isayds0. n. +. d. No, l. Lee
faiIk va. In0ne SOf-k-Sl
COUNTRY BOARD Tor 0 few small children.
fcoEi TO YEAR: fresh eggs. milk and veg.
etaSies: mothers care; on state road. 80 naln-
utes ride frola city. Address Box 262 Sill
yer Spring, Md
COMPLETE CHANCE at short distance Oak
Crest Farm Tor SUMNER. vacationists. Near
beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains; retire hins
| air; large and spacious grounds; accommods-
| tions for 90 guests; sfresh vegetables. milk,
butter, egse and chtckeps: piano. dancing,
tennis. Open fune 10 For othe- Information
apply Mrs Maud Zlrkle Bowie. Wsrrenton, Va.
l'ISGLEsIDE. ON Rockville road and electric
! line: shady lawn, garden. bath and electric
| lights. Phone Ken. ~ Ftp. Write Rock vile
Nd, X! No! 3. 2Us
/ SPRING BANK MAN0k--iis miles nth OF
Alexandria on CamD. Humphreys road. Alex
n. y. ID. No. l or Zine. 1885,, 20s
LARGE HOUSE; toilet. bath. electricity; ca
tenelNe grounds; unsurpassed table. Phone
Fairfax 33. BOX II. Fairfax. Va
| MAPLE LAWN, country boarding place: T. j.
Price. proprietor. Luruy. Va. .s
U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

LIGHT, AIRY. F0TE-R'H;N APARTMENT
TO party buying furniture. rent. ~. % per
month. 1901 q St. Apt. 2ol. Call afS y D 30
ROOMS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED:
from June Is TO Oct IL: references. SO Todd
nj phnn. MIDI 1Ds
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RENT SUBURBAN.


s03 POPLAR AVE- Clarendon, Xa-To adults
only: two or three urfurnfshed rooms. kitchen
cite and bath, porch and private entrance,
electric lights Gail after Q. Phone Claren-
DOB. 453:w-1. - 20.
1910. HAWTHORNE PL., Potomaes Heights.
D: G-Two rooms in new bungalow. for the
summer; ami: 1 50. from Conduit. I'd, +.
sas tot Cabia John car: one fare ;:prefer 9
men or . women. employed. Phone Cley. 2267.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.LAFurnished, three at
trae.ive rooms. sleeping porch. kitehenette and
bath, in well kept, modern home. on quiet
street: large grounds; shade trees. Col.
1140J. :. - a.
TAKoMA PARK. 4O6 Tulip ave.--Housekeep-
ing apartment of two rooms, for adults; conf
pletely furnished; semi.private bath. gas, cleo
tricity. laundry privileges; $40 per- mo-. zoe
FUR, ROOM. USE, of dining room. Kitchen.
and automobile space; LAHdoser, MD; 81
month; miles outs: address Box 2es-U, .ster
office. q :an..s ...s-s, . = - :..s.hx 20s'
2434, ;f.RKNKLIN 81 NE.!{b1autifni. Who'd
fidge4-A 4-room. bath apartment, futnsss1f.
$3.50 week; ami. :. s26s
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PARL0R, bedroom aud bath also rooms with
and without bath, with and without meals.
summer rates Call Main 1900
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222 T. ST. N.E.-Two large rooms, alcove: fur
| nished for Link. second door: heat gas; rent
: S3j per mouth Phone Line. 3Ih0I.
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sl4 22nd ST.. NV. Apt. 1.-TWO ca fur
! pished rooms use Of kitchenette: inspect all
day Sunday; evenings after pm. 2ls
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1902 PARK RID FOUR LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms perfect condition: tiled bath; enameled
range. sink. etc. permanent adults only; very
clam RPnf. 81.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

NV. SECTIoN--Gentleman desires room and
board in strictly private family by June / ;
permanent; state price, telephone number and
full particulars in reply: references furnished
Address Box 1O4-U, Star office. oo' :
!WANTED-Two rooms and board for three
adults, for . or months; on Chevy Chase car
line preferred Address III. c. Kleinschmidt
r. F. D. No 1, Rosslyn. Va. 2is
YOUNG COUPLE desire one or two rooms,
priyathe tn til and board, with refined family.
nv June 1 Chevy Chase near Rock Greek
preferred Address Box 26e-C. Star ONCE. .
GENTLEMAN wants room and board in pri-
yate family near Lincoln Park; state terms;
reference. Address Box 22s-C. Star ONCE. :
MAN desires room and board with Catholic
family any section; state terms in FIRST let
ter. Address Box IL. Star once :
"a TABLE BOARD, !, =; :
o022 10Th. ST. N.W.-EIcellent table;' prompt
service. NJ 5118.
d2sS- 18th ST. N.W.-virEinis meals served
tfAnily sntEle =. -. -. -
+, Palmetto Inn. oI7 10th ST.
Fl Very best, home ccekinE Prompt service.
Moderate rates By thsi meal. crtby the month.
Franklin s7741. = az
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23l9 NORTH CAPITOL ST.--Large room and
sleeping porch; corner house: garage il de-
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415 SHEPHERD RID NV. .inear 9Th and
Longfellow SITS. fart of N bungalow with
cooking privileges -,
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ROOMS ana board in private family; large
grounds, garden. chickens, etc; : minutes
walk frcm Chevy Chase lake: use of garage.
Call kensinstor 5s,M
49, FESSESDES 81. N.W.-Priyate subur.
ban home: room and bosrd. $40 each; cleo
tricity, bath Phone Cev T87-w 2ls
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SHRISERS and visitors, excellent accomruoda-
lions in Mt Pleasant: right at car line: rea-
sonable rates; single and double Phone
Adams 1309.
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1891. C0RCORAN ST. and New Hampshire ave
n.w.-Two blocks from Dupont Circle: fur
nished room adjoining bath; ami: SO per
month
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W. j. Plbl4lNG
li16 = st. NV.

g3g ST. S.W,
"a hath. s95 month nOs
ONE OR TWO GIRLS To SHARE ATTRAC-
tive cool apartment: porch: reasonable: or
will rent room: use kitchen; breakfast. Phone
Columbia .sjl-,I.
n11S ITfh II W Ant. A..
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1892 ST. S.W.-second floor: . clean cool
summer rooms, next BATH very light house
keep: ami; desirable location: adults. Tel.
North l6245 93s
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1Dea MONTANA AVE. NE.-Untl September
!: furnished rooms for light Housekeeping !:
high-class neighborhood: detached house: sleep
ing porch. electric light. unlimited telephone:
one minute to car line: twenty minutes to
Treasury: terms reasonable to right party.
Phone North 45lR - Os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
FOR SALE-GARAGES.
WANTED-GARAGES.

GARAGE WANTED FOR FORD SEDAN,
near nth and Church NV. call Main $3.50,
Branch 20.
GARAGE WANTED FOR CAR. VICINITY
81 18th and Newton SITS. NV. Address BOX
38I-I Star ofice
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THREE LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath completely furnished; suitable for
four or five adults: available June 10 for
summer mon1hs or longer. Rent. $l:o per
month.
Address EOx lIl-I' Star office.
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HHRINERS. two blocks from PENNSYLVANIA
ave. accommodations for party OF 20; So so:
reservations must ne made at once Address
Ror 324-C Star Office
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18TH AND WYOMING AyE.-VERY COOL.
bright. 5-room apartment: all outside rooms
md noor; cheap; summer months near TWO
lines. Apt. 3. 2l2s lstn 81.
OK
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RENT R0oMs-sUBURBAN.

100 COLUMBIA ST, CHERRYDALE, va
rooms, front aud back, furnished or unfur-
nished: nice clean peighborhood: minutes
walk to car line.
CHEVY Chase urnished bedroom: modern
detached house: half square car. Phone Cleve-
land 791. -. -
33l HAYES ST. CLARENDON. VA. .(Fariee
station Two unfurnished rooms, porch and
garden. 49,.
1o5 PARK LANE, VA,-Three rooms. porch.
gas and cleo; on car and bus line; 10 min
ufes' walk to Georgetown; $685. zoe
. FURNISHED ROOMS. light housekeeping;
ami. No. IL Bssney a.; Cottage City. Md.
Phone HyattsvilIe 65i-M
4o5 OAK ST, LYON PARK, va or 8
room apartment
NOTICE TO WAsHINGTONIASS
Do not be fooled while in the vicinity Of
Btsddock Heights. Insist upon hndiug Casa
lenia which Is on jefferson boulevard and you
viii lind the very best in Braddock Heights.
Latest attractions at Castalonia, beg inning
this summer; radio station, horseback riding,
croquet grounds and tennis courts; convenient
TO swimming pool. Rates no higher than any-
where else. Single rooms, including meals,
$40 and $3.50 per week. Double rooms. in.
cluding meals. $50 to s35 You will find that
there IL nothing to equal Castalonia. HrqhdOck
Heights. Fog, further information and details
epply e. L F. GuertIn,. Jefferson boulevard.
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l4l5 Eye Street MAIN 80.
THE -AVONDALE. 1T3i p 81. NV.
A finely furnished apartment Of four rooms
ard bath, arranged TO give two bedrooms.
Reduced rental for summer months.
RUTLAND COURT, 1925 18th ST. NV.
A nicely furnished apartment Of one room.
kitchen. reception. hall and bath; per mouth,
$3.50
THE STAFFORD. 1889 LANIER PLACE NV.
A nicely furnished apartment of FIVE rooms.
bath and porch: until Nov. !, per month. 500.
THE LIVINGSTON, 1741 r ST. NV.
nicely furnished apartment of Ave rooms.
bath and sun paror; long lease. IL desired:
PEI month. sl00.
THE ALBERT, 1928 ST. NV.
4 nicely furnished apartment OF four rooms
and bath: good downtown location; per month,
500.
CAvANAUGH COURTS. 1924 18th ST. NV.
4 nicely furnished apartment ot room.
kitchen and bath: per month, $50.
DUMBARToN COURT. 1857 3lst ST. NV.
A nicely furnished apartment of two rooms.
kitchen and bath; can be rented from June IL
to Sept. 10 at very reasonable rental.
RUTLAND COURT, 1925 18th ST. NV.
A nicely furnished apartment OF two large
rooms. kitchen. bath and reception, hall. dou-
BILE exposure living per month. 500.
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 CO., INC,
S13 18th ST NV Min oj3U.
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18th AND BEI,MOST-Attractfvely furnished
room IN hrst-class apartment, with use OF
kitchen and reception hall Apt. 203, The
Marne.
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THE ST. MIHIEL. 1912 18th ST. NV. APT.
3O3-Third- door front corner apartment OF two
rooms kitchen and bath: completely Furnished
possession June L: $105
". ]. PILLISG.
"
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l419 Il ST NV. Apt 5l-Immediatcly ;
large convenient room: single or double; sin
gle. 500: double. $40.
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BACHELOR l-ROOA APARTMENT. 1Efh
and Eye SITS: nicely furnished; s30>Hnd $40
per month. 49,
145 rve Street Main 49,
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ROOMS AND BATH, 18th AND NV.
rooms and bath, 559I. 18TH Sc
rooms and bath. CherrydaIe, Va.
C. F. WARING & CO..
Frank 5512 PIC Bond bldg
AMY GORDON, APARTMENT SPECIALIST
, 4 to 9 rooms. fur. and unfur.; month or year
$50 Colorado Bldg. Main 583
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05
NOtiCe-NO Hunting Allowed

1t has been clearly proven that
the quail is the greatest destroyer OF
boil weeyll..
therefore, the undersigned desir
Ing to prevent the growth of the
weevil, hereby give notice that no
hunting will be alIowel on any OF
their lands 10 Black River bottoms.
We ask the co-operatlon Of the pub
lie.
Anyone found trespsssing will be
prosecuted. Signed
J J Lewis, Ben A Brown, q F
Shannon, A 2 Schnsbaum, l. Bris
tow, J A Waddle, DrJ w Brown,
Mary K. Price, J w Shannon agent,
J M Brown, j T Brown, G K Cook,
J w Brown, J w Price, K N Ham
Il, Mrs f K Black, F J Bsltz, J q
slsyton, K g PriDgle. w I Hol.
land, W K Brown. T l. Elliott, w
f Riggs, p II Miller, Walter Rog'
ers aud w,ie, J & Price. IA l2tT
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05
BUILD A HOME

You can get the best of hard
tace brick at your home brick plant
now. / am burning 4 special bun.
gallo y brick. 1t lss real dark gray
with red flashes. This grade OF
brick is burnt IN rs or 30 dlfferen,
shades. l also make No. red
face brick and No. building brick
10 your building now with brick
aud help your home brick maker,
who spends hls money at home
with you. Then brick plant can
be operated IN your home town,
and you can he furnished with bet.
ter brick Phone 265.
Yours truly,
Chas. Schmidt Brick Go.
Al II Pocahonta-, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05
lax COLLECTORS Nallcs

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, as sheriff and ex oficio tax
collector in and for Randolph county
Arkansas, will on the first Monday
in January, 1923, be at the sherif's
and ex-ohicio collectors Office i'm the
court house in the town of Pocahon-
tas, Randolph county, Arkansas, for
the purpose of receiving all taxes due
upon the real and personal property
in Randolph county, Arkansas, and
also such special taxes that am by
law required to collect. That the tax
books will remain in the aforesaid of.
fee up to and including April 10th
for the purpose Of receiving all coun.
ty, state, school and special taxes
without penalty. After the 10th day
Of April there will be added TO all un
paid taxes the penalty now provided
for by law.
This notice is in compliance Of Act
No. 4Sl of the Acts Of the General AS
sembly of the State of Arkansas, 1921
which requires the collectors of the
several counties of the State of Arkan
sas to remain at their office for the
purpose of receiving and collecting
taxes for their respective counties.
Given under my hand this llth day
Of Dec, 1922. r. II. Gullett,
Sheriff and Ex-o otilcio Tax Collector
lS-4t. of Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05

Uu'ess you zee the name "Bayer'
on package or on tablets YOU are not
getting the genuine Bayer product
prescribed by physieans over
twenty-five years and proved safe by
millions for
Colds Headache
Tootbacbe Lumbago
Earacha Rheumatism
Neuralgia Pain, Pam
Accept only "BaYer" package
which contains proper directions.
Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost
few cents. Druggists also sell bot.
ties of "a and 100. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bsyer Manufacture of
Monosceticacide,Nr of Sahcyho.
acid.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05
Waruigo Order

In the chancery Court n Randolph
County, Ark.
Fern Sage, plaintiff,
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-01-05
ON N. Sago. defendant.

John w. Sage, defendant.
The defendant, John w. Sage, is
hereby warned TO appear in this
court within thirty days, and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff, Fern
Sage.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 10th day of Dec. 1922.
l9.ltp f.. r. Hicks, Clerk.