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GENERAL

The American Red Cross offered full
services to the Italian government in
aiding the people in the town stricken
by the eruption Of Mount Etna
Marcus Garyey, self elected provl-
sOnal president Of Africa, was SEN
fenced 10 the Atlanta penitentlary for
five years for Fleeing the public
William L PussyfooD johnson Is
going TO Egypt TO examine the tomb Of
King Tutankhamen in an endeavor to
establish definitely how the ancient
monarch stood on the dry question, he
has announced. PuSsyfoot will sail for
England on the George Washington.
Later he will 90 To South Africa and
work his way up overland to TutS
tomb in search of historical dry data.
Charles +. AShburncr, city manager
Of Norfolk, Va, and the first man TO
hold that position in the United States,
resigned to accept the city managership
of Stockton, Calf, at Il salary of S20,-
900 Il year.
Members Of the international execu-
tive board Of the United Mine Workers
Of America. which ended its session in
indianapolis after more than ten days
deliberations on the affairs of the or
ganization have returned to their
homes. one Of the most important de-
velopments of the meeting, it was said,
was the instructions to bring to trial
any members accused of spreading
red" propaganda within the union.
Fourteen armored cars. each carry.
ing six armed men and machine gun,
passed through the streets OF New
York in pairs recently with S200OOO,-
900 in securities and cash which was
being moved from the Bowery Savings
Bank to its new branch In Forty
second street, opposite the Grand Cen
trail terminal. Detectives were sta.
toned at strategic points along the
route, uniformed police kept the line
of traffic open, and each pair Of bull
let.proof cars was preceded by a motor
cycle policeman.
Ten men, women and children are
known to have burned to death, sever
al others are missing and are believed
to have perished, and fifteen or more
others were injured by leaplng from
flaming windows when moonshine
still exploded and sent fire racing
through tenement house in Chicago.
through sale of Black Star mine stock.
The seismograph Of the University
Of Hawaii registered an earthquake
few days ago. The disturbance was
estimated to be between $500 and 2.
900 miles distant, but the direction
was undetermined.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-06-28
FOREIGN

rive miiiIon 'rSrinans AT present are
receiving government unemployment
relief, official figures show.
DR.. William J. Mayo, the American
surgeon, received the honorary degree
Of NJ. d. from Dublin university re-
Gently.
The British destroyer Splendid has
seized in the Sea Of Marmora q Tur.
kish transport carrying cargo Of
guns from Thrace.
The wages Of the miners in the Ruhr
valley have been increased on an
average Of 5000 marks per shift by
the ministry Of labor.
The Senate voted favorably on
President De Alvear's message to Con
gress In which he requested an APP
preparation Of $4,000 gold pesos for
undermining the Argentine navy.
Establishment OF daily newspaper
for the camps Of the Mayo silver min
Ing district, 200 miles east of Dawson,
Y. T., Is announced by the Dawson
Daily and Weekly News. Installation
Of radio station at Mayo City by the
government is TO provide world news
for the publication.
The French seized ITO locomotives
and 2,0O0 freight cars on branch lines
between DOrtmund and Essen, thus
virtually completing French control
Of the Ruhr transportation lines The
food situation at DOrtmund, BOchum
and other points Is growing more Sc
riOs daily as the result Of the
French seizure.
II Is reported that 5000 Wahabi
warriors have attacked and annihiliats1l
the garrison at kariatilmilh. Dis
patches say the trans-JOrdanian gov
ernment requested the nl-Sacher
tribe to attack the Wahabis, but that
the tribesmen refused To act unless the
government forces cO-operated with
them.
Prohibition will not be an issue in
the American presidential campaign
next year because both the Republican
and Democratic parties are afraid to
make an issue of 1t, former Secretary
of the Interior Albert Il. Fall OF New
Mexico declared recently. Mr.. Fall, at
one time United States senator from
New Mexico, Is in Europe on his va.
cation.
Ale Jandro Pulido, journalist. was
mortally wounded In the corridor Of
the chamber OF deputies at Mexico
City. He was shot, according to wit
nesses, three times by Col. Filiberto
Gomez, u member Of the chamber. Pu-
lido recently published stories attack
Ing Gomez, who Is brother OF the
governor Of the state OF Mexico. Com
ez was not arrested because Of parlia-
mentary immunity.
The radio craze will not spread to
Japan II officials Of the Navy Depart
ment can prevent IT, Fearing that the
japanese people will get the radio
bug and listen In on ultra secret mes
sages from the powerful naval sta
tons. these naval officials were re-
ported opposing the new 2,000,0OO-yen
organization planned to correspond to
the Radio Corporation Of the United
States. 1t is backed by II. Hattori,
wealthy Toxic jeweler. and planned
broadcasting on big scale, All Of
the details had been worked out even
to musicians who have been ap.
preached to appear on the radio pro-
grams.
GENERAL
The American Red Cross offered full
services to the Italian government in
aiding the people in the town stricken
by the eruption Of Mount Etna.
Marcus Garyey, self elected provl-
sional president Of Africa, was SEN
fenced 10 the Atlanta penitentary for
five years for Fleeing the public
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
OLD JACKSON

The box supper here came very
near being raiutd out Saturday night
We made 1926 and We appreciate
il aud thank al, who took part.
Miss Lillian Fu,ing'on spent Sat
urday night with Miss Vernice De.
priest near HopeweIl,
Mrs. Marion Vaughn came up
from Black Rock last Thursday to
spend a few diys with her grand
mother, Mrs. Wight.
Johnnle Wood Of Portia came in
Saturday and spent the night with
his parents, J r Woods and wife,
returning sunday.
Clarence Ward and Homer Guide
and their wives motored from near
SedgwIck Saturday and speOt the
night at the home OF Bass Davis.
Everett and Jess Dodd of PortIs
spent Saturday night at the home Of
J r Woods.
j. Ii. Miller and wife spent suu
day at the home OF Bass Davis.
Bud McCarroll Of near FalryIew
was here Sunday after Herbert Song
er, who will work Tor him this sum
mer.
Zack Toy and family spent Sun
day at the home of J K. Woods
Miss Katherine Smith of Imboden
spent Saturday night with Miss Ell
la High.
Arthur Reynords of Oklahoma
City was here Sunday visiting old
schoolmates, as they once lived here
but now he is a brakeman on a rall.
road at the place above named.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
ALBERTHA

Hen setting, 'tster planting aud
gardening is the order of the day.
p. K Buxton's school at Wash
ington will be out Saturday. They
are preparing for a big entertain.
meDt that night.
Little Bob Baker slipped and
hurt bis sore leg again one day last
week. He had just gotten so he
could get around little without his
crutches.
Earl Myrlck returned home Sun.
day from ST.. LOUIS in answer TO a
letter announcing that his baby was
very sick, The baby Is better and
be expects to go back some time
this week and take bis wife and ba-
by with him. He is working in an
auto manufacturing shop.
This place wss we'll represented
at the George Foster sale Monday.
Mrs Florence Luter, who has had
a cancer on her chin for several
months, reports that she has succeed
ed In taking it out under the treat.
m.nt of cancer specialist at Pocs
hontas. 1t Just took eight days to
do the work.
In regard to Mr.. DIsmsDg's let
ter last week we will say that every
body here Is with him teeth aud toe
nails
We don't see people running over
each other becIuse they have a stock
law but they may when the woods
hairs over and the zig varmints run
Wild.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Readlne Circle Meets

Teachers Reading circle held lls
usual meeting Saturday, SIR Mock
led The discussion, which was very
interesting acquiring Skill in
Teaching" by DR. Grant, is the
book being studied now and II fire.
quenLly causes discussions which no
teacher can afford to mites because
they are live suljscl for wide awake
teachers.
There have been about seventy
enrolled during the year. Forty
four were present Saturday.
Next meeting will be March u,
at 1880 p. m Mr. Hulen, leader,
Everyone should attend these meet
ings regularly. thereby giving and
receiving the infolmation and inspir
alton every teacher needs.
Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
More Road Tax Talk

After reading Mr.. Oismarg's
wrileup last week | would like to
say something on the subject. We
endorse all lhst Mr.. Dismang said
AID we believe thai We voice the
sentiment of ninety per cent of the
people. We are not anarchists,
neither are we I. w. W.'s, nor do
we think we are radical, but we
have become tired and impatient Of
being taxed for something we have
not got. You will remember just
after the war between the states that
the money sharks and csTpetbaggers
pulled a stnnt something like this
over the state to the tune OF several
million dollars. THIS went on for
thirty or forty years when the wise
lawmakers met and repudIated the
bonds, known as the Holford bonds
inserting at the time clause IN the
constitution of the sta G of Arkansas
that the peoples land should never
be involved any more without the
consent Of majority of the voters.
No doubt the money sharks that
bought these bonds knew this but
thought that by the assistance of
the supreme court they could rail-
road 1t over the taxpayers. This is
simply case of taxation without
representation You remember
away back in the year OF our Lord,
l775, they had tea party in which
the founders of this government
partook freely over "taxation with
out representation"
l notice that Mr.. Dismang SAID
that the supreme court bad ruled
that the sheriff was authorized to re
ceipt for state and county taxes
without receIpting for this road tax
| am sure Mr.. Gullett will do the
right thing about this. have SAID
that / would pay this tax when they
made me do 1t. So now, let's stand
together and we will get our rights
We did not contract any debt, did
not bond or mortgage our lands and
did not authorize any one else to do
so for us. therefore we owe nothing
If / should bond or mortgage your
land without your signature or that
of your wife, Bob Gullett would
come or send someone after me al
once. If you should steal my horse
and take 1t away that does not change
the ownership, tits my horse just
the same, and am of the opinion
that the courts Of the country have
gwen us a rough deal What do
you say, boysp Don't all speak at
once! j. w Spike.,
Brockett, Arb.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
UNION

A. A. Rapert and A. E. SVi0dls
made a business trip to Blggos one
day last week.
NJ. D. Spencer aud family spent
Sunday with A. A Rlpert.
Paul Lewis and wife spent Sunday
With w l. johnson aud family.
Mrs. w. l.. Johnson has returned
home from an extended viOi with
her daughter at Eldine, ARK.
Willis Henson and Iamlly spent
Saturday night with his parents
near JohnsLon's Chapel.
Mr.. Cannon has moved on ", l.
Jobnson's farm, where be wi. farm
the coming year.
Ed Grissom and family and R'7
Johnston and wife spent Sunday at
CromeT Hinton's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
STOKES

Bro. Burt Shaver preached two
very interesting sermons here Sun
day at eleven and Sunday night.
Mrs. Ellen Milan is attending the
bedside of her brother, Noah Coster,
10 Missouri.
Martin Harris and family spent
Sunday at the home OF Estel Harris
Several from this place attended
the sale at George Fosters Monday.
Harper Barnett and wife of the
bottoms have been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs Emily SagO, for the last
few day,
Frank Barnett and family Of near
AttIca spent Sunday at Luther
Williams
Truma Harper and family visited
bis parents at Albertha Saturday
night.
Mrs, Anna Williams Is en- the
sick list this week.
Singing school began here Tues
day night with Bro. Sewell teacher,
Misses Iva Morgan; Jessie Harris
and Z:lda COhoon spent sunday
with Nola aud Neva Harris
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
MILL CREEK

Some people are putting their gar
deus out
Most of the sick ones around here
are better now.
Amos Grissom visited near Raven
den Springs Sunday.
Luther Crays was visiting Will
5. White Sunday and sunday night
Lsfe Atkins is working for Amos
Grissom this year.
idrs. Ffangenberg is getting along
nicely.
Marcus Anderson Of Alicia was
visiting Will S. White Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. w. o. Grssom was the vrsl
tor Of Mrs. Amos Gussom Sunday
Our school will close this week.
Mr. Bal,z has taught a good school
aId has had pretty good attendance
Mr.. aud MIRA Tommre Atkins.
wh1 were married a lew days ago,
were ohsrvsned Tuesday night. The
crowd report a good time. The
srlter wishes them long and hap.
py life.
Miss Ethel Gussom has been Wis
iting her SISTER, Mrs. Annie Miller,
for the past few days
John Mclaughlin ard wife have
moved on Will Sutton's place.
see the stock law has passed
The farmers are regretuug 1t very
much.
Tom Noblin, who fell and broke
his blp, is able TO get around now.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
PETIT

School is progressing nicely with
several returned children who have
been sick.
Mrs. Dora Bowers visited Mrs.
John Walker Sunday evening.
Mrs Ksrlev, who has been srck
with rheumatism, Is better al this
writing
Erntsl Warner made a flying trip
to Pocahontas Saturday.
Eugene Walker, who has been
sick with the fla, Is able to be up.
Mr.. and Mrs }. A. Mccoy and
children visited his father Saturday
night snd Sunday.
Miss Vicle Draby vislled Miss
Lois Ford Tuesday.
People of tins community are pre-
pairing TO start plowing soon.
Mrs. Lille Webb, who has been
real sick with the flu, Is able To be
up some again.
Hurrah for the Farmers Union
meeting every Thursday night.
Dutiie Walker visited Melvin
Walker Sunday,
Misses Mary Webb and Edith
Webb, who have beou sick are able
to be back IN school again.
Mrs. Ray Dixon visited Mrs.
Bowers Thursday evening.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Notice Teachers

Notice Is hereby given that teach
ers examinations will be gwen at
the high school building, Pocahon-
las. aud IT the Academy, Maynard,
Thursday aud Friday, March Is IS,
1898 Appl cints are required by
law 60 file with the county superin.
iendeut certificates showing that
they are free from tuberculosis
Respectfully,
Rafus A Mock, Co. Supt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Local and Otherwise

Jake Wall IL IN ST. LOUIS this
week on business.
}. A. Mclaughlin Of lmboden
was a Poclhontss visitor "Wednesday
K. Wheeler Is new subscriber
on our home list.
II. w. Blankenship was looking
after business at Biggers a day or
wo this week,
Keiffer Campbell and family we're
visiting at Ed Thompson's last Sun
day.
The little three year old daugh.
Ger of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Balls is
dangerously III with pneumonia
this week,
Corn For Saie-t have several
hundred bushels Of corn for sale at
my farm near Manson Price 81
per busbel cash See Tom Segravcs
st the farm. p. II Miller. 80 81
Mrs Maggie Wilson, and son and
daughter, Olive aud Mics Kate,
we're Pocahontas visitors first of the
week. They we're guests of w II
Johnston and family while here,
Farm for Rents acres good
land located one-half mile south Of
Running Lake, on the railroad.
Good house and barn. Land is tlled.
For further particulars call on DR.
II. L. Throgmorton, at Pocahontas
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron wilkins of
Kensett spent few honrs IN Pocs
hontas Tuesday with friends. They
were cnroute to Jonesboro where
they will visit few days before go
ing on to their new home IN ST.
Louis. Mrs Wilkius was formerly
Miss Klue Wyatt of this place and
has many friends here.
When the bowels are cosiIve the
waste matter ferments, producing a
gaseous condition that Is disagree
able. To remove the Impurities
quickly, dose Of Herbine is needed.
IL does the work thoroughly and
pleasantly. Price, 69c. Sold by
Palace Drug Store.
Senator W. A. Jackson and biz
law partner, Hon. 4. q Schoon
over passed through Hoxie SUNDAY
evening On their way TO Little Rock
to attend to business IN the Ar
kansas Legislature Both the gentle.
men have many friends IN Hox,e
and Lawrence county.-Hoxie Tri-
bune.
Cold settled IN the muscles of the
neck, arms or shoulder makes every
movement painful. Use Ballsrd's
Snow Liuiment. |. relieves the PAIN
and relaKes the muscles. Three sizes
SOC, 6oc and 81 20. Sold by Palace
Drug Store.
Take a minute and telephone us
about your visitor, or about your
relatives or friends who have gone
out of town, marriages, deaths,
births, etc that happens IN your
neIght orhood. The Star Herald
wants TO publish all news that Is
news of interes. to the people oil
Pocahontas aud Randolph county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
BLACKW ELL

Elmer sylyaus preached a. Baker
dan sunday and left an appointment
for services next SUNDAY nlgns
Mr. and Mrs. Harlond Shaver aud
b,be Of Oklahoma are visiting her
parepts, J. F BAKER and wife.
Mrs Annie Segraves Is visiting
her relatives, Mrs Alice Segraves
and Mrs Joe Coleman, lhls week,
Edith Mae and Flonne Griggs
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs
Joe McNMr
Aunt Mollle johnson died FRIDAY
and was buried Sunday. II has
saileued her many friends Ia leirn
of her quick death, but God 50" h1
TO pluck her from our midst by
death.
Thank you, Ingram, we people
here have sense enough to know
what we want and need Yes, we
need better fences and so do you,
but so lar as our over supply OF
breecby stock, will say we have but
few and could easily put up with
them we're 1t not for 700 or 500
from the adjoining townships THAI
torment us year after year We
hope the stock law will carry here
and we believe that two.lhirds Of
Baker township thinks as we do.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Rev, Poe viii 7reaCh

We are requested 70 annoUpc:
that Rev. s, y Poe will preach at
the Johnston school house, two
mics north OF Pocahontas on the
3rd Sunday ~ March at IL o'clock.
The public is invited 70 hear him.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
RAVENDEN SPRINGS
(Ravendcn Springs Baptist Churcl

( (Ravenden Springs Baptist Church
notes.
We have had good Sunday
school, average regular attendance
about sixty.
The young people are showing
quite a bit of interest IN our 3. Y
7. U.
Church every second Sunday.
Bro Taylor Stanfllis our pastor.
There was fine attendance at
our last evening service.
The Ladies Missionary Union Is
growing rapidly
Everyone lnviled to our next ser-
VICES.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Notice Teachers

There will be teachers meeting at
MAYNARD Tbuisdsy night, Mar 10,
1928 All Randolph county teach.
ers living within FIVE or SIX miles
Of Maynard are requested to attend
ihis meeting. Rufus A Mock,
County Superintendent.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
TWO BARGAINS

| want to sell my old Ford IN or
der TO get new one. NY old
house 10 order to build a new one
Two real bligims See me at once
80 2tp. w K. McEwen.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
Hard Times
A Mock, Co. Supt.

Why do so many people talk
about "hard times?' in our humble
opinion # 80 many people would
stop their Joy riding aud card play
ing aud 90 ia work times would be
different. "But' says one, "l can
not find anything to do " You can
il you will get out of your car or
away from the card table and get of
the street corners complaining about
bard times you can find plenty OF
work. note, IN the good OLD
county paper where farmers are
wanting hands TO work for them.
Some say they do not like farm
work, but what would happen II
We should all, say thai, | do not
think The people IN town would
baveXv~5-tc live on lf we should
quit IN work Theu ] think most
any kind Of work is better than
sitting around on the street corners
taking about what you are going to
90. Q Qrit-talking, g to work. and
then see-how much better you come
out. b'
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09

wsuted-Settled young woml1
TO do general house work lro wash
Ing) IN good home Write MR.
Harold Cbristner zoos Gaines ST.
Little Rock, or call Mrs. W. l.
Pope, PocshoDtas. ~ ~
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09

Colds Cause Grip and influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUINlNE Tablets remove
the cause. There is only one 'Bromo Quinine"
Z. ". GROVES signature on box soc
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
NOTICE

Iwant TO hire a good, nice boy.
,oard and washing jos. Weisen
-, Hrockett. Ark. 30.3t
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09

V. II Fender orders bis address
changed from Manson to Walnut
Ridge, RI.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-03-09
To Cure a Cold ia One Day

Take LAXATIVE BR0M0 oUININE (Tablets,. II
Cola. L. W, GROVES sieneture on each box soc
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-19
THE 1000 CLUB

in the of
That the
purpose will be TO wipe
unfortunate Children
loving of mother
he
Chdrens Home which
Eligible
girl Nehruska
mantarian organization All that is needed $40
homeless child
of
the
printed in The
Clubs the
to raise the build home.
The receiving will
B.
by of
We in Oman wha
home joining of
900 club
good citizens
n
81 900 club Editor. The Omaha Bee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-01-19
Motion Picture
Actor Held for
Death of Dancer
Roger Y. B. Clark Arrested in
Los Angeles in Connection
With Murder of
Fritzie Mann.

Los Angeles, Jan. 1S.-Roger V. 3.
Clark, motion picture actor and as.
sistant director. was arrested here to.
day at the request Of the San Diego
police and booked at the central police
station on a charge of suspicion of
murder in connection with the mys-
terious death of Fritzie Mann at Tor.
rey Pines.
Clarks car showed evidences Of
bloodstains. The last number Of the
license plate was broken off and the
dashboard case glass was broken
with blood spots on the board There
were evidences of bloodstains on the
rear seat. showing indications that at.
tempts were made TO clean them.
Clark admitted aequaintanceship
with the slain girl. but denied having
seen her since last November, when
he says, he separated from her al
San Diego. when she attempted 70
borrow money from him.
Clark. who is 33 years old. has n
divorced wife and s.year-old child re.
siding in San Diego. He disclaimed
knowledge of the death of Miss Mann
Planned 10 Leave City.
Police have information which they
say indicated Clark planned to leave
for New York today. He vigorously
protested against his arrest
Questioning Of Clark has been held
in allegiance until arrival of the San
Diego officers. The motion picture
man volunteered explanation Of his
movements and admitted that he was
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American Citizen
Slain by Mexicans
Negro Shot to Death in Grave
He Was Forced TO Dig
at Mexicali.

CaleXico. Cal. Jan. 1s.-Roy Glib.
son, a negro America citizen, dug
his grave and was shot TO death in it
early today on the outskirts Of Mexi-
cali, Mex, just across the border
from here. Authorities expressed the
belief that The Staying was done by
an organization of narcotic snug
glers. Gibson, according to the au-
thorities. was we'll known along the
border here and had been arrested
number Of times in connection with
smuggling operations.
The staying is believed by authori-
ties to be an outgrowth of the arrest
here last week of Joe Vidal. alias
Beppo, alias Manuel Sanchez, with
two others and the seizure of mar
cotics valued at $50 ZOO.
The State department at Washing
ton has been notified ofthe Staying.
Authorities say the execution of
Gibson apparently was in the belief
that he had informed the authorizes
OF operations of the smugglers, but
Gibson gave no information in this
raid, the officers said.