davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04
" Day School Wins
Two Court Battles

7. NJ. G. a. Day School players
defeated Junior High boys BY 10 to
5 yesterday, while the Reserves won
out over the Friends Reserves. II
to s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04
TIvoLI MlDGETS WIN.

The Tivoai Midgets defeated the
Ignatius Midgets by n score or
IT to 81, in well played game
Yesterday. The lineup and sum.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

Substitutions-Vitts for EngeI. FiIiius
for Enright, Enright for Harrington.
Goals from field-Walsh s, Heide 4, Nc
Nulty 5. Lutter, EngeI 2. HARRINGTON 3.
Horner. Kennedy. Enright 4, FilIius
Goals from foul-BfcNuity in 4, Mills
IL in 1e. Referee-Sutton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

Goals from floor--Workman. 3: Muir
ply, 3; Burgess, 2; Trant, 3. Free losses
Murphy. q; Burgess, 2; Mealy, 2. Sub
stitutions-DonnolIy for Trant. Referee
-Flyun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

SubstitutIonR-EpIpha Boerner for
Hale. Bastable for Hufty. Hale, for
l2l, Moser a., Hufty (3), Bastable,
Ribnitzki. Woodruff (3), Houston (21.
Ortiz. Foul goals-CoIlins, 2 in g. Hale,
Houston, 0 in 8; Ortiz. in 8; Cleary.
In IA. Referee-Mr. Joynes Time
keeper and Scorer-Mf. Davis
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04
Frienda Rea.

Goals from flooH-Beekman {2l
Gnthefm (2), Mcneil III, Clews fSl.
HukFiede (21.: Goals from foul-KuYlede
(2). Observation-Disclosures for PhilliDs
Quarters-s minutes. Referee-Mr. Ar
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04
B a -
THEY RARE Ell
BAT II { TWICE
New Heavyweight Dukes Seem
q Avoid Defeated Title
Holders.

Copyright. 1893. ~ star ccmpany.
-Y ILLARD seems to think
W. be can win from Demp.
sey. Jess stiIl has Jumps
s his hat from Toledo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

Goals from tIoor--HaIstead "a, Owen
ID, EngeI l3), Warfield fl). Goals
from foul-Bnrber (21, Engel (3g
Pyles ca. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES High
Colvin for Pyles, Dozier for Warffeld
Quarters-10 minutes. Referoe-Mr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

This general rule doesn't seem
to hold with heavyWeIghts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

The lineup and summaries:
sssY'' Day School. Pos. Junior Ffikh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04
How EVER. fight betwe,

TT y " = = = II n IlghL DetVeen.
Dempsey and willard would
pack house to its hinges. because
there IL always snealxy feeling in
box office that every defeated
champ is entitled to anothef beat
ing II only for testimonial pur.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

On other fork, when berries die
on the vine once. they are dead
berries forever.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

Buff hasn't had return dates
with Villa and Lynch. But there
Is no doubt that Johnny could
get them just BY asking pretty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

THIS seems 70 leave very fragile
! precedent for Dempsey giving
willard another Iamming. But
there seems to be some feeling
that one victory isn't total defeat
for loser.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

NELSON, WoIgast and Cans
: were mover scared Of knock.
ing out Old champions for second
time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

Ketchel and Papke spared
nurderousiy after Paplxe had won
honors from Stanley. iii this
fight Ketch reversed charges.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-04

III fact, old timers neVer cOss-
cedsd victory until tlsev had been
stpatted taOice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
DOHoDNUTf noDEPsANo.
ZAROVEN KONFERENCE MEZl ffAAk1kI "a TEzARI
PODNIKI4A kROKY MA oDVRAcEM 80
STAVEK v BUDOUCNOSTI j!,a(u 4

New York, "a. ledna- TEzafi4z mSkkouhelneho pasma
dfednici Spojenych dhnich denikd Ameky dnes pode
psa move zdove dohodnun patne jeden rok vztahu
jicf uhelnou pAnev Ohiu, Iflinoisu Indian9.
resouc pfijate spolecnou konferenc kdyz bya smou
va podepsAna podnknuty kroy aby odstrasna byla W.
rocn hrozba savy uhiodoech ak jedsn zastupcd
havfd vyj&dfA resoc teto ucineno Jest opaten ably
spoecny podvybor 9zafd uhokopu sesel edna 1924
vypracovanf noveho dohodnu pied vyprsenm pttomne
smlouvy ma l. dubna, 1924. >
Omen podvybor poz1stava, re ~ cend, Michaelem
Gallagherem tezafem Oha jako pfedsedou Williamem
Greepem havf jako tajemniken
w. l. Robsonet. tszafem pfucm tajemnfkem. We Glen
svu jsou vysoc fednfc havffe organsace rovnSz pro-
mnenth uhlobaron sot95re panvs svrchu jmenova
nych til st&td
John L. Lewis, pfedseda Spoen5ch dllnfch d9lnikn A.
merky, pfedpoved9l dnes 3e novy kontra pat bude
zalad pro zdova dohodnu vsech jinych uhenych
rech. Mzdove dohodndt nGmz konference dohodla
jest podsate jako jez vypr l. dubna $3.50
osmihodinovy den ph praci kontrakni $10S cd tuny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25

OBCANE zADAJf CUvERkERA % sESAZENl
MESTsK4CH pkEpNlKU. Nth

Columbus, a, q. ledna. - (auv. A.lV Donahey byl
dnes pozadan delesacf obcand Alliance, ably usanovil
zvlasniho vefeneho enz BY spolupusob vekou
porotou vysefovan pills voikho prpv6dsnf z&kond
kresu Stark Obvin9nf povSechnSho nEu pro mzskym
fednfkdm, nichz jsou vnsn Se neprovid zakoni
sara testanf zocinl, spou re zidosm jch propu
steni, byla pfedlozena euvefn6revi.
Specifck3 zaloby tykajfcf M dfednkd budou vypra-
covany podany guveerovi pozdE Delesaci obcand gu
werner byl obzvS upozorn4n e bshem poslednch dvou
rokd 65 vrazd bylo spdchdno oresu Stark nichz eon
ao pffpadech dosa3eno usvedcen mxste Alliance
toto obdob ylo vra5d sednou Ia
lobou vznesenou ! 34dn5n usvSdeenfn.
zadost zakro6enf euvernerovo byia podepe&na vice
nez 400 obcany Alliance Toto ksto s4ve sain< okre
jake Masslcn jehex mayor by ned8vno
spendov6n ttadu. sst.1 iE.@t ssas &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
CUyERNER MA BYTI OBJ
zALOVAN.

Springfield, ILL.,, "a. ledna.-.
Obzalovaci rizeni proti guv.
Smallovi, mistoguverneru Ser-
lingovi a statnirnu auditoru
Andrew Russellovi bylo for
maine zahajemo We snemovne
dnes poledne. Dotycna re-
soluce, podana Michaelem
Igoe, demokratem, ,byla sice
polozena ma st1l pfedsedon
Shanahanem, ale tyz doznal,
ze neni to v jeho nloci zabra-
niti, ably o nj nebylo. jednano.
Eminent lrednfci jsou vinenf
70 sneuAitf st&tnfc4 penses !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
NOvY Glen NEJyYSSfHO
SOUDU.


Washington, "a. ledna. -
Edward T. Sanford, federalni
soudce pro vychcdni q stfedni
distrikt v Tennessee Cd 1908,
byl ustanoven dnes presiden-
tenn Hardingem "a pfisediciho
nejvyssiho soudu Spojenych
Statd ma mlsto uprazdnene re-
signaci soudee Pitney-ho. No
w soudce jest republ blikAn q e.
ta 81 roki veku. Za admin
stnace presidents; Reeseveta
byl pffrucim. generf]nfm n&vla
daim Spaisateh s6f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
'TURcI JsoU NEbsTUPNl.
Anelie hodl6 e odvolati ku
Svazu N&rodt W vSci mo-
j sulske ,6hlasti.

Lausanne, "a. ledna. Anglie
pomJsli vznesti appel ku Sva-
-zu NarodI v; lsilf o zabraneni
'yypuknuti ,valky ma blizkem
vychode. :.
Lord; Curzon, briticky mimi
str pro zahranicni veci, ucinil
toto prohlaseni v zasedanii kon
ference vcera vecer, kdyz l.
smet pasa, turecky zastupce,
odeprel svoliti k tomu, aby o.
tazka Mosulskeho olejneho di-
striktu byla predlozena Svazu
k arbitraci. PAX lord Curzon u
zavfel zased&ni, jez bylo dpl-
ne bezvyslednym, jezto ,Turci
tvrdosijn9 usiluji, aby otazka
pfislusenstvi Mosulu byla roz-
hodnuta plebiscitem.
Krise v blizkovychodni NIL
rove konferenci pride. v pom
deli, az spojenci pfedlozi nacrt
mirove smlouvy Turklm k pod
pisu. Odeprou-li, bude to .zna-
menati konec konference, jez
byla zahajena pred dvema me-
sici.,
Richard w Washburn Child, a.
mericky pozorovatel ma konfe-
renci, postal potu casopisdm,, v
niz Eada, ably smernice otevfe-
nych dvefi byla zachovavana
vzhledem k olejntm koncesim
i. Mosulu. W. Ia,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
GUvERNER vARUJE KU KLUxE.


. Bastrop La "a. ledna = vefejnym slysenim cinnos
Ku Kux Klanu bzcim ku konci kdy rovnez vojsko
vzda vrchnf velel mice gen Toombs prjel dnes
vzkazem cd guvernera Parkera vidcm Ku Klux Klanu
kresn Ifedniklm nemz Jim sdelue ze voensky zakon
bude hned prohasen zda svedkove jz vypovda p vefe
mem slyseni, budou jakymkoi zpusobem obtezovani.
Syseni JED m6lo skonci dne byo prodlouzeno do zlti
ka kdyz eden dilezch svedk elefonova ze nasledkem
nemoci nebude moc pret pred vecerem We slyen tudz
bude pokratovanov hodn Ultra rano hodnu dfv nez
bycejh3, TAX aby moho byti skonceno pred polednem
Behem dnesniho syseni op6tne yypovidalo neko sved
k kte vdel Watta Daniela Thomase Richardse den je
jch dnosu. Generan navladn Coco prav dne re
zaobu pro vrazdu pred vekou porotou pr0 K Skip
withov, hlave Ku Klux Klanu okresu Morehouse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
AMERIcKE voJsKO OD-
s-" JELO.
Po Styfech letech oputilo svo-
il "strkz M Ryns."

Koblenc, "a. ledna. Ia zvu-
XII francouzske kapely, jez
hrala americkou narodni hym-
nu, hvezdnata v1ajka spustena
byla Sc stozaru ma namesti v
tomto m9stG.. Akt tento prove
dli diva americtf vojaci, kteri
+se vyznamenali u Chateau
Thiery, francouzska a ameri-
cka voierska cestna straz sta
la bez hnuti v pozornosti a ge-
neralmajor Allen zachytil vlaj
ku do -naruce,, kdyz Sc k zemi
blfzila. Kolem stal veliky "a
stup Nemci i Francouzd, mno-
ii Sc zamzenyma ocima.
Obradem tfmto skoncena by
la sluzba americke okkupacni
armady ma n6mecke p1de a IT,
sic Americana odjelo do Ant
werp, odkud ma armadnim
transportu vypluji do Spoje-
nych Statd. zenatym vojakdm
a jejich manzelkam vyhraze-
ny byly. diva zadnf vozy vlaku.
Cd gen. Degoutte-a, velitele
francouzske okkupacni arma-
dy, obdrzen byl telegram to-
hoto zn&nf:.
"Nejsrdecnejsi pozdrav ma
Sim americkym druhum. Nej-
lepsf pf&ni st'astne budoucno-
sti. Nh v1dyshv 1sshovams u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
POHfBENI v TROSKACH
BUDOVY.

Berlin, "a. ledna. Move nej-
horejsi poschodi praves pfista-
vovane ma budove Berliner
Tageblattu sfitilo Sc dnes. De-
set mrtvol bylo jiz z trosek W.
tazeno. Redakcni mistnosti, ja-
koz ony, kde umisteny sazeci
stroje a lisy, byly zniceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25

v upominkach loyalni spolupd-
sobeni."
Poslednim aktem americke
okkupacni armady v Koblenci
bylo oplatiti poklonu Francou-
zim, kteri uctili hvezdnatou
vlajku. Proslula kapela tfeti
rynske armady zahrala Mar
sellaiSu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25

i 04A1S AHs ACAu0s OOOv PA0Vl
d9podobno, ze Francouzi zm9-
nj svij system v Porufi. Pro-
jekt ma operovani uhlodolu a
konecn6 jinych nemeckych in
dustrialnich stfedisk francouz-
skymi inzenyry a odborniky Sc
zda meme proveditelnym kaz-
dym dnem a dluzno doznati, ze
francouzsky plan az dosud ne
pfinesl ocekavane vysledky.
Francouzim Sc nepodafilo
skolektovati pro spojence to-
lik uhli, jake bylo dodavano
N9mci pred okkupaci. Nemci
zdstali pozadu asi 0 10 pro-
cent, kdezto kdyby pfesne e.
slice mohly byti opatreny "a
minulych deset dni, ukazalo by
Sc, ze schodek v dodavkach ne
nj daleko "a 80 proocnty.
Ma mfste ably Sc chopily ope
rovanf doli a jinych primysld,
Francouzi nejspise v koncich
zkusi to s nasledujicim pla-
mem: Obklfci Poruri, obsadi
vsechny vchody a vychody a
pax feknou: ''Zde jsme q I'd
staneme. Vezmeme Is procent
vasi normalnf tezby uhli I do
volume, aby ostatnf sla kan 81
pfejete s tou vyhradou, ze bu-
dete nam odv&d9ti dan, KITE
rou jste drive odvadeli nemec.
Ike Wade. Zdali nezda sc. YAM
operovati vase dolly nynf, my
seck&me, az 81 to rozmyslfte 9
mhxeme Gekati tax dlouho, jak
bude potfeba."
Francouzska vlada dosud 50
sice nerozhodla zkusiti tentc
plan, avsak schyluje Sc k ne
mu. "A rovnez mono jistotou
rici, ze Francouzi nehnou Sc Z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25

Widen, %. ledna. Dnes ko-
nan byl zde veliky tabor lidu.
ma n9rnz zadali fecnici, zcela
zjevn9 q bez obalu, aby vsich-
hi zid6 byli 2 Vidn& vyhn4ni.
"a ddvod tohoto "hunanitnf-
no opatfeni'', uv&deli, ze "zba
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25

venfm Sc zidn n&mecky lid Sc
znovu obrodi, COT nelze jinak
dociliti, nez kdyz Tide zbave
nj budou vSech dominujicich
mist v hospod& &fskem zivote. U.
meleckem sv9te, divadlech : v
tisku." T&boru byla pfftomna
siln& policejni str&z. Udllo Sc
jen n9kolik menSfch srizek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
BULLETIN: .

AohAA0 ~
Dusseldorf, Is. ledna. -
Zele2niGni st&vka rozjifila %
) velkou rychlosti = doprava
jest xastavena We vSt5f Gxsti
Porufi. ZSdny osobni Wax M
sever, m Jill aniz m vychod
neopustil Dusseldorf po s. ho-
dine dnes r&no = vlak .Pafix-
Berlin, uvizl M zdej5im n&dra-
=. Doprava do Essenu byla
Hplns pferu5ena.
Pafiz, "a. ledna. Kdyz roz-
sudek vojenskeho soudu v pro-
cesu 5 nemeckymi industri&lni
mi velmozi v Mohuci byl ozn&-
men, pravf depese k Matinu =
Duesseld6efu, zeleznitnf zfi-
zenci ohllsili vSeobecnou stav-
Sk iez m6la zapociti Q pnlne
sle1 14l6sIf
ka vesla v platnost ihned ma
vsech drah&ch v Poruri, nebot'
vsechny vlaky byly zastaveny
po prijezdu do nadrazi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-25
RANCOUu DOSTAVAf meme UHLf|
NEz PRED OKKUPAd.
NDUsTRIALNfM NEIM0zlJM ULO.
zENY VELkE POKUTY.
zELEZNICNl ZklZENCI PORUM PROTESTUu
PROFIT TOMU vSEOBECNOU sTAvKOU.

Poruff, dokud nedosahnou W.,
sledkn, nebo se nepfesv6dci, ze
cely jejich podnik byl pochybe.
hym.
MohuG, "a. ledna. DR.. Schlu-
thus, pfedseda st&tnfho financ-
niho odboru a DR.. Won Raif-
feisen, pfedseda statnf ddlni
spravy, ned&vno zatcenf pro ne
uposlechnutf rozkazd fran
couzskych lfadd, byli dnes u
svedceni pred vojenskym SOU
dem q odsouzeni ma rok do v9-
zeni. Rozsudek byl vsak SUI
spendov&n. i
Sest industri&lnich velmoxd,
" tele . Fritzem ThysseneIn,
ktefi byli zltceni francouzskt
|mi okkupacnimi dtady Y Ruhs-
hike Dblasti, pen6vad3 odspfei
! ~ t1*gs ~ . = ~ IsSdH 3 -
Il ma dcet valecnych nahrads
bylo rovn6z uzn&no vinnymi vo
jenskym soudem. v kazdeni
pfipad6 pokuty byly ulozeny
We francich. Celia c&stka, pre-
vedena ma americke penize, Ii.
nj $4,000. Pokuty Sc rdzni cd
$500, ulozenych Thyssenovi
do $13,50O.
Process byl lplne v6ci zako-
ma a zasady. Nehylo zadnych
otazek fakt, nebot' vsichni OBJ
fzalovani doznali, ze odepreli
lposlouchati rozkazu ffancouz-
lskych okupacnich lfadu z to-
no ddvodu, ze to poyazoNai "a
svoji povinnost fiditi Sc rozka-
zy sve vlastni vlady, aby kladli
lodpor. Obhajoba dokazovala,
ze obsazenf Porufi bylo nezako
nitym die smluv Haagsk6 i Po
rynske, kdezto zaloba tvrdila,
ze vojenska okkupace "nepra-
telsk@ zeme" jest zcela v SOU
hlasu s opatfenimi techze
smluv.
! Duesseldorf, "a. ledna. Mem
ci trvaji ma SVEN odporu proti
okkupacnim 1faddm q Fran
couzi pokracuji Sc svymi disci-
lplinarnfmi opatfenimi.
Pocet vypovezenf dfednik1
cd phlnoci 20. ledna cinf nyni
dvacet til. Celni direktor bort
mundskeho distriktu byl zat-
Cen q bude postaven pred vo-
!jensky soud.
j Ma instrukce obdrzene v Po-
lruff cd ministra post q telegra-
lfd v Berlfn9, odpirati poslyto.
lv&nf jak6hokoai 'telefonick ckeho
spojeni, Q nex by z&dali fran
couzsk6 vojensk4 dfady, odpo.
|v9d9li Francouzi tim, Re pfc.
!, wall centrally v Bochumu, bort
|mundu q Essenu q operujf je,
! Dnes v poledne z $4,000
| d9lnikh v Porufi asi 10000 by.
10 jich ma zah&lce.
Il ,orf,,, 81 H;dA rxvnnclrx ia 90
, 1923-05-07

ORIGINAL SECTION 81 becomes Sec
ton 80 bat to remain the same.
ORIGINAL SECTION 81 becomes See
ton 81, Strike cat the word ''personat'
in first line and insert the word real.
ORIGINALSECIiON GO becomes Sec
ton 81 and changed 10 read as follows:
Section 50. On payment of the price
bid for real property sold. the delivery
thereof, with a bill Of sale, shall vest
the title thereof in the purchaser. All
excuses over the tax. penalties and
costs resulting from such sale shall be
returned by the Secretary or his agent
to the owner Of the property sold, his
heirs o: assignees.
Strike out Section Ga.
To be contained
, 1923-05-07

Section 43. No demand for taxes shall
be necessary, but it shall be the duty OF
every person subject to taxation to call
at the Office Of the fiscal agent and pay
his tax in full, for which purpose notice
shall be posted in the most frequcnted
public places and in the local papers OF
the Municipality not later than the first
day Of the month that the said annual
tax is to be collected. Taxes shall be
received at the office of the fiscal agent
on all days during Office hours, except
Sundays and legal holidays.
ORIGINAL SECTION 81 becomes Sec.
ton al. Strike out the word registrar"
i~n,seventh line and insert the word 'Re-
corder"
ORIGINAL SECTION So becomes Sec
ton As but to remain the same.
ORIGINAL SECTION So becomes Sec
ton 46 Strike out the words each
collector" IN second line and insert the
words The Secretary; strike out the
word collector" in thirteenth line and
insert the word Secretary" strike out
the word Secretary" in fourteenth line
and insert the word delinquent" and
insert the word other" after the word
''one" in said line.
ORIGINAL SECTION 81 becomes Sec
ton AZ and changed to read as follows:
Section AZ. If any person negIects or
refuses to pay his or her tax WlthinBthe
period prescribed in Section 46 Of this
0 'dinance, the Secretary or his duly de-
o, tised agent, after having obtained his
written consent, shall proceed Ito collect
the same by the attachment and sale of
the property of each debtor in the man
ner he~reinbefore provided.
Strike out Section So.
ORIGINAL SECTION SO becomes Sec
ton 48 but to remain the same.
ORIGINAL SECTION 80 becomes Sec
ton 40 and changed to read as follows:
Section 40. Upon his making such pay
ment the fiscal agent shall give notice
of the time of the payment to the Sec
rotary that the same was paid under
, 1923-05-07

cline gradually again. This, while good
for the individual consumer. operates adj
versely for sugar manufactures especial
ly in this island where the sugar output
is considerably below the average this
year a condition which is Worsened ty
inflated cane prices secured through the
promising reflection of recent sugar
quotations.
, 1923-05-07

The steamship Marina from San Juan
via St. Thomas arrived here on Saturday
afternoon, discharged cargo and u bags
mail and sailed for Frederiksted from
which port she proceeded on the second
half Of the round trip at 2 p. M. yester-
day.
The Native Brass Band rendered its
programme in the band stand last night
as previous announcement. Musicians
Strike was among the numbers, and rem
dered ia good style.
Tonight an interesting film story set
in Europe aud America will be screened
at the C~hristiansted Theatre. This Drama
is entitled the Empire of Diamonds"
and readers are referred to the synopsis
on next page for more about this splen-
did drama.
Sultry summer weather has come to
us this year in spring time and we are
experiencing some unusually warm days.
For the past AZ hours the wind has been
sOutherly with a resultant oppressiveness
in town.
Sugar prices abroad have begun to de-
, 1923-05-07
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, May 2nd.-The raw sugar
market was firm and unchanged early
today at st cents for Cubas, cost and
freight, equal to S. 03 for centrifugals.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Jesse Brown was up from Manson
Thursday on business
W, c. Glasco Of Reyno was looking
after business here Friday.
Mrs. Lively Wells of Dalton was
visiting in Pocahontas Sunday.
Miss Pearl stubbleneld, who is
keeping books for Goodwin & Jean at
Hoxie, was visiting homefolks over
Sunday.
Uncle Gid Petit called to see US
Saturday. lie has been a regular reader
Of the Herald since its very first is
sue I'm 1881.
Jesse ID. Haynes and family of Bay
arrived the latter part Of last week
for short visit with Pocahontas rela.
tives and friends.
Mrs. Olive Parent and little daugh.
ter of Campbell, Mo, have been visit.
ing relatives in Pocahontas aud near
Dalton the past week.
Uncle Dennis Reynolds, J. L. John
ston, II. L. Richardson and others OF
Reyno, were transacting business in
Pocahontas last Saturday.
The many Poeuhontas friends of
Harvey MidkiG will be glad to know
that he is rapidly recovering from a
serious illness of pneumonia.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Mrs. Luella Lewis is reported to be
very i'll with influenza.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Pies, every day
at the American Bake shop, Phone
No. 40 36.tf.
Attorney c. T. Bloodworth OF Corn
ing was transacting business in Poca-
hontas last Saturday.
County Judge Million last Monday
appointed Joe Herren road Overseer
Of Reyno township to ill the vacancy
caused by the death Of J. f. Blanken-
ship.
J. u. Walters Of Memphis was Wis
iting his family here from Friday UNI
til Tuesday. Mr.. Walters says he is
well pleased with his new location
and work
A. j. Cole reports new Modern
WOOdman camp chartered at Nelson
school house, near Reyno. Monday
night of this week. Tuesday night
he went to Datto where he assisted in
the initiation Of class of about 40
new members.
Nancy Hall sweet potato slips
grown in accordance with the strict
regulations Of the Arkansas state
plant board aud certified free from
disease; satisfaction guaranteed.
Price delivered, $3.50 per thousand
Tri-Statc Potato Co, Rogers, Ark.
36-2tp.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Cunningham
and daughter-in-law, Mrs Seibert
Cunningham. of Success were bust
ness visitors to this city Monday
Corning Times.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
In Memory

On Tuesday morning of last week
the death angel visited the home Of J.
+. Blankenship and took him from
our midst after several days illness
with pneumonia.
Mr. Blankenship was born In Tex.
as county, Mo- in 1889 and was there.
fore "a years Of age. His wife pre-.
ceded him to the heavenly home sew
eral months ago, leaving him with
three small children Mr.. Blanken.
ship was true and loyal to his conn.
try and fellow citizens hnd was re-.
spected by all who knew him. He
obeyed the gospel several years ago
aud lived true and faithful to the
end. He leaves three brothers. Dave
T. and Ben r. Blankenship of Big
gers and Virgil of st. Louis, Mo-. be.
sides his three children ana a host Of
friends.
His remains were laid to rest in
the Nelson cemetery. Two Friends.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Fresh Bread, Rolls. Pies, every day
at the American Bake shop, Phone
No. 40. 36-tf
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Attorney G. T. Bloodworth Of Corn
ing was transacting business in Poca-
hontas last Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Jesse Brown was up from Manson
Thursday on business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
Local and Otherwise

w. II. Nettle is a new subscriber on
our list at Running Lake.
Mrs. II. NJ. Luter OF Biggers was
shopping in Pocahontas Saturday.
Miss Mickey Haltom was visiting
relatives at Rector last Sunday
Jack Spikes Of Hamll was in town
Saturday and paid US pleasant visit.
Joe Heron Of Reyno was transact
ing business ia Pocahontas Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Bigger and son, b. F.,
we're Poplar Blur visitors last Friday
night.
Marvin Buckley Of Tenders Store
was in Pocahontas on business Sat
urday.
Rufe Johnston was down from
Reyno Thursday looking after bust
ness.
Misses Christine POindexter and
Edna Evans of Biggers were visit
ing in Pocahontds Saturday.
Mrs. Dean Douglas of Walnut
Ridge was visiting in Pocahoutas the
latter part OF last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

spoonful Of harmless Dodson's Liv.
er Tone tonigb..
Here's my guarantee-go to any
drug store and get a bottle Of Dod
sons Liver Tone for a few cents.
Take a spoonful and il 1t doesn't
straighten you right up and make
you feel dne | want you 20 go back
20 the store aud get your money.
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying
the sale of cslomel because 1t is a
real liver medicine: entirely vegeta-
bic, therefore there. m y cannot sallvats .,
make you sick