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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Mrhani pri Staybe kasaren Meade

Kdyz dobe valecne stavSnA by
} Camp Meade - jedno z nejv6tsict
mrhani zavladlo. D6lnici naiati by
Ii "a neobvykle vysoke mady mari
zeno jim. aby "zah8leli. aby- 81
chytati ryby. Sc koupati, brati '
kostky q karty." Materialu "a mi
liony dolarn mechanic bylo ku znice
Of. Delnici iezdili do prace auto.
mobilech a uzival majetku vlAdni
no pro sv6j zisk a sve automobiy.
TAX dnes vladni vysetfovani lici
pom6ry panujfcf Camp Meade
roku 1917 v zsloh9. ktera pcdans
byla ma odskodne obnosu ST, 900.
900 proti New Yorske firm& Smith
Hauser & McIsaac, kontraktor1
stavby. Kasarny Meade staly teh-
dy ma osmnact milion6 dolar1.
v zalobe udano jest, ze aspof 40
procent materialn vladou ku stavbe
koupeneho bylo zniceno. Cele hal
dy dfivi nechauy byly hnfti pffko-
pech, nov5m stavebnim dffvim del.
mic; 81 topili. Okenni ramy a line
potfeby do barakd nechany na desti
spolu 9 cementem Cele zasoby
hfebiK1 byly odhazovany, ponevac
d6lnici si navykli.kd dano zname.
nj ku zastaveni prace. ma misto cd.
klAdsti hrebiky tyto odhazovati -
cele kupy iich nalezeny byly nyni
pod baraky. Nova kamna odbazo-
| vana anebo nechana venku lezeti
neuzita atd.
Predloha o "praSnt yezi Schvale-
ma meStSkon radon.
Jednohlasn6 mestska rada We
| zvlastnim SVEN zasedani v patek
vecer schvalila, aby ve5, ntz kdy.
silily byly hroky, zachovana byls
mestu bud koupf anebo nucenym
vysIastnenim. Ma zakoupeni veze
sbira Sc fond $27. 900.
Mestska rada uznala. aby o tom,
mali predloha pnicce milionu do
lar1 ma postavenf musejni budovy,
pfedlozena byti volic6m mssta ku
odhlasovani phi presidentskych vol.
bach listopadu. jednano bylo al
mestska rada zahajf pravidelne "a
sedAni sva.
Ze museini bujova byla by k We
likemu uzitku mesta, nemnze po,
chybovano byti. Jenom osoba cht9.
jfci v nevedomosti setrvati, potrebu
musea neuzna.
StaStne Baltimore.
Ma ceste do Washingtonu a zpst
projel zdejsi Unicn stanici primo
Waleskg, syn anglickeho krale.
Stastne Baltimore cetlo snad vi.
delo prince jenz ma vlaku byl be-
kabatu, v modre kosili cd niz ustfi-
zeny byly rukavy. ma niz spocivaly
ksandy drzicfch v prave vysi kalho
ty pruhy a vyssi O til ince neil
my prosti tvorove nosime.
Zastup vidouci prince zacal tie
skati Prime pokusil Sc usmati, sl'
pax rozhodl Sc neusmati. Potlesl
trval. konecns princ z1vihl rukr
a vojensky pozdravil. Zastup by
cel5 stastny.
Fotografove pocal; fotografovati
Primo behem pobytu koufil cigare
tn. Csrnossky poslaha prodral s5
zastupem Primo pohled9l smsren
k nemu. Cernoch 2avolal: "Hel
10. chief "Jak Sc mas?" otaza
Sc 1smevem prime. Zastup Sc take
usmal. Kdyz vlak se pohnul, pot
lesk oval sc znovu. Prime zamas
rukou a pax zmizsl. Si'astne Bal,
more!
Skody zpisobeny boufi v Harfor'
OkreSu.
Vedro, jimiz sou'eni isme byli
nedeli, pond9li dterS, zlomea
bylo bouf.., jez prinnala sc progaae
ma liiakem 1tery odp 1ledne
Y Hartford okresu houre Up 1s0bi
la mnoho skod ma ovocnych strc
mech. Vicnrem zporazeny byl
} 9 romy ma Philadelphia road me:
!, Rising Sun a Conowingo. Bout
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
La Toilette mel yetSinu.

Baltimorsky" America" ma zAoC.
sku vyzadal HAS ,vani nastayaif-
elm presidentu Spojen5ch S atG ma
sedmi rhzn5ch miste h mes W.
sledek hlas ,vaai byl; $50 hl,s6 pro
LaFollette neod 0isleho kaDdidata.
lO2 hlssy pro presid nta Coolidge a
IS hlasn pro demokraticHeho k ndi-
data. Dayise.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Co json platny hodinky mrtvemn.

V atery souzen byI cernoch
George Atkins, ze ukradl hodinkyz Z
mrtvoly Johna Parkera Kradez
vysla na jevo. kdyz Atkins h ,dinky
ukradene do zastavarny daval pfi
tom 8 majitelem aastavarny &c p ha-
dal Cernoch sc hajil: "Co dohre-
ho mohou dAti hodinky mrtvemu? A
pax nenf to kradezi v2iti mrtvoly
hodinky."
Soudce Stein filosofii cernot ho-
YOU nepohnut uznsl tohoto vinnym
z kradeze. Trest urcen mu teprve
bude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05

MydIoye tovarne danO pOyOleni.
Ably pfedeslo se podani soudnlho
zakazu, v5bor m6stske rady schvalil
v dtery tfi pfedlohy jednaiicl po-
voleni stavby ma m5dla, kterou ma
pate ulici v Canton p,stavi k,rpo-
race ''Gold Du.t''. Jednou pred
Ion bylo dovoleni polozeni koIeji ma
etvrte avenue mezi 18. a 19. ulici.
VSbor m6stske rady, aby soudni-
mu zAkazu. ktery poloziti chtel
pravnik ehranieovacf komise, Ri
chardson, pfedesel, prohlasil 4. ave-
nue. "a vefejnou silnici.
Proti postaveni t,varpy zdvihsl
Sc tamnich castech mesta odpor a
petice proti nj podana byla m9stske
rade. V patici kalem zijfci usedlici-
stezovali 81, ze bude-h tovarna po-
stavena. "cele okoli utrpi smrdnu-
tymi v5pary."
Tvrzeni toto popirauo jest 2astup-
ci Gold Dust korperace. Nezli Sc
sel Sc vybor mestske rady, mayor
Jackson, dal prozatim dovoleni B.
& o. draze. jez ma 4. aveneu minu.
leho tydne We stfedu noel polozila
koleje.
USla til tiSfce mil.
Pc straveni roku ma ch6zi re San
Antonio. Texssu, pfijela. We stfedu
do Baltimore 20 rok0 stara dcera
Australskeho inzenSra. Kay S. Mack.
Pred rokem vydala Sc p9sky ve
spolecnosti dvou sester: Elizabeth a
Eleanor Swsitzer q Elizabeth Nc
Dsvitt Ucelem cesty bylo nshyti
zdravf elizabeth Sweitzer. Ch0zi
urazily celkem til tisfce mil Ia
tim CO ostatni z0staly Bostonu.
Mackova vydala &c zp9t do San An
tonia.
OSm poranenYch We Srazce karV
Struckem.
Osm osob poraneno bylo. kdy3 We
stfedu kara Mort Avenue srazila SO
nedaleko Mount Royal avenue tru-
ckem. Zaeazeny karou truck vlecen
byl do dalky asi 20 stop neili kara
zastavena byti mohla. Stav tfi IRA
nenych. Make Levin, George Col.
dena Johna Moose jest kritick5m.
Poraneni ostatnich bylo lehci.
UtOnnl melke vOde,
William A. Walker. IS rokn sta
ry, utonul nedeli rano kdyz Sc
koupal nedaleko Fort Armiatead.
Skokem do vody zlamsl 81 vas. Vo-
da 60 niz skocil nebyla ami v mi
stech tech ctyTi stopy hluboka.
Vinen yrazdy ma mort.
Dvacet ttyTi roxy stary lodni ku-
char. Curley Woods, po pfistani To-
di Gloucester, jez pfiiela do Balti-
more ze Savannah, Ga zateen byl
ma obzalobu, ze zavTazdil b9hem
plavby spolukuchaTe, JBmese Wa.
terse, kdyz tento spal. Woods die
udani svedkn byl opilym
/ Popfra ze krive SyedGila.
Lillian Gaples. svedkyne v proce-
gu zarrazd6ni klenotniks Cohena,
je3 vin6na jest tfemi jinymi ssedky,
ze kfiva sy6dcils, kdyz GtYri mladici
uzuani byli vinnymi z pfepadu a
zavrazdeni Cohena tvrdi, ze udanf
tscht) tfi sv6dk6 JEST nepravdis ym
a Re mluvila pfi pFellceni pouhou
pravdu.
YvIetni lOG We Srazce pOSk0zena.
V5letni lod' Tolchester spolscno-
sti, Emma Giles. JED jedi do Anna
polls a West River, srazila Sc ltes
r5 pieru, {. 3, Locust Poihtu q
taznou lodicf Cottmsnovy spoletno-
sti Vyletpi LODI narazem p.sk ze.
ma byla te mire. ze zp9t vratiti &c
musela Sc $50 v5letniky, kteri ,ho
dne ma nj jeli ku Speddens Wharf v
. fece Little Choptank.
La Toilette mel yetSinn.
Baltimorskv"Ame zsor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Osborne chce O 7 tiSiC dOllarI
yySSi Sluzne.

Charles H. Osborne, Inspector
budov, zada rozpoctu ma budouci
rok O sluzne vyssi Z ti-lc dollar e..
Nyuejsi sluzne obnaSl tisic dolarn.
Budoucim rokem m6sto platit mu
ma $4,000
Nebude-li mu sluzna $1,000
zvyseno, bude resignovati.
Mayor mesta, jenz nevzdychl.
kdyz jeho slazne zvyseno bylo rocne
o 50 900 a k,ery nevzdy chls kdyz
sluzne jednotliv5ch prednost6 ) So
vano bylo, vzdychl u5ssem. kdyz c
| zadpsti Osb rnoyS zVSdel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
ny p0TraVu 0U'
ku zHiCeni.

Vice nezli dv6 tony potravin
skonfiskovano bylo zdravotnIm in.
spektorem ma pierech a v trznicich
a r, zkazanot ably zniceny byly. Me-
ii skonfiskovan5mi potrsyioami by
10 $500 liber peaches1, 1900 liber
brambor, 200 liber rak6 atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Popfra ze krive Svedeila.

Lillian Gaples. svedkyn9 proce-
gu zavrazd6ni klenotniks Cohena,
je3 vin9na jest tfemi jinymi ssedky,
ze kFiv6 sg6dcils, kdyz ct2fi mladfci
uznani byli vinnymi z pfepadu a
zavrazd9ni Cohena tvrdi, ze udani
tscht) tfi sv6dk1 jest nepravdis ym
ze mluv;la pfi pfellcsni pouhou
pravdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
YJIetni LODI We srazce poSkozena

Vyletni lod' Tolchester spolscno-
att, Emma Giles. JED jedi do Anna
polls a West River, srazila Sc ute
r5 pieru, {. 3, Locust Poihtu 9
taznou lodicf Cottmsnovy spoletno-
sti Vyletpf lod' narazem prsk ze.
ma byla te mfTe. ze zp9t vratiti SO
musela Sc $50 v5letniky, kteTi tho
dne ma nj ieli ku Speddens Wharf v
fece Little Choptank.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
OSm poronenYch We Srazce karV
STRICKEN.

Osm esob Doraneno bylo. kdy3 We
stfedu kara Mort Avenue srazila SO
nedaleko Mount Royal avenue s tru-
ckem. Zaeazeny karou truck vleeen
byl do dalky asi 20 stop ne1li kara
zastavena byti mohla. Stav tfi IRA
nenych. Make Levin, George Col.
dena Johna Moose. jest kritick5m.
Poraneni ostatnich bylo lehci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
UtOnnl V pristayln.

z hlubiny u konce Boston ulice
vytazena byla mrtVola Taylora Har-
mana, dalnika Gibbs nakladarne.
Delnfk spadl do hlubiny a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
ZapaSnik Zabit v peStnim
ZapaSe.

We Folly divadle p9stnim zipa-
Sc poranen byl We stfedu v noci
Charlie Holman ranami sVeho 3D.
p0rce. Lew Msyerse, tax ze bez-
vedomi odnesen byl do nemocuice,
kde do raua vedomi nenabyl a pax
zemrel.
Holman byl zkusenym zapasui-
KEN, nemz pFedpovidano, ze "a
eateenfka Mayerse snaino pfem1ze.
Plany na Den Obrany"
Plauy na Den Obrany". kterf
konan bude IL. ziff. byly skonceny.
Y den ten konana bnde vojeaska
parada. jiz sc z1castnf tez civiliste.
kterS pro ten den se prihlasi. Pa
rada skonci We Stadium, kde pro-
gram pfipraven bude.
zeleznitni misionarka zemfela.
Jennie Smith. 80 roxy stara a
znama pode jmenem 'zeleznicni
misionafka." zemTela We Washing
tonu. V Baltimore znama byla pro
svoji cinnost' Mount Clare dill
mach.
Cestovala velice mnoho pracujic
jake misionaTka mezi zeleznitnimi
zrizenci zeleznicnich dilnach IA
vlacich.
V mladl SVEN nemohla choditi
nasledkem padu. Starry sedivy ze-
leznicni 2ffzenec radil il, ably hleda-
la modlitbe pomoci. Rady jeho
uposlechla, nabyla silly a uzdravena
z vdecnosti zasvetila cely sV0i zivot
misijDi praci mezi 3eleznicnfmi..zf ..zfi-
2enci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Varuje pred pl0yarnou v Druid
Hill parku.

Zdravotnf komisar, ktery znovu
zkopsel cistotu vody move vystave-
ne plovarne Druid Hill parku.
znovu varoje. za We vode ukazuje
sc bacillus coli. ktery jest cloveku
nebezpecnym. DIR. Jones boji Sc,
Re snadno nekdo koupani sc neci-
ste vode odnesti m6ze cbavanou ne
m ,ci, tyfoidem. Voda do ployarny
nacerpana byla Lake Roland. Vo-
darensky inzenyr. V.Bernard Stems.
kter5 tez zkonsce vodu podrobil.
pravi, proti tomn, ze neni zadne
nebezpeci koupani se plovarne
te. Tehoz nahledu je velkomozny
pan ma parky, Boyd, ktery prvni v
plovarns te vzacne telo sVe ponofil.
Ze by podruhe d. plovarny vessel,
historic nepravi.
Budoucim rokem uraci-li SO me.
stskemu 1fadu, voda snad cist6na
I; bude.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Skody zpisobeny bonfi v Hartford
OkreSu.

Vedro, jimiz souteni isme byli v
nedeli, pondeli a 6tery, zlomeao
bylo bouf.., jez prinnaia sc progaae-
ma liiakem dtery odp oledne
Y Hartford okresu houre Up 1sobi.
la mnoho skod ma ovocnych stro-
mech. Vicnrem zporazeny byly
9 romy ma Philadelphia road mezi
Rising Sun a Conowingo. Boufe
ochladila temperature Baltimore
O "a stupna. Pfei beufi .kolem z.
hodiny teplom6r vys'oupil ma 9z
stuufln. v nedeli vedro astoupilc
95 etrphi. pondeli SIX rem na TO.
ltek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Pc peti tydnech chce zrnSeni
SfiatkQ.

Pc p9ti tydnech manzelstvi Max
Goodman, 2l rok6 stary student ma
universite v Bostonu, zada, ,aby sfia-
tex jeho pred p9ti tydny uzasfeny 8
Adele Sachs,z {. 3643 Park Heigh s
avenue, zrusen byl. Peti tydenni
manzelka jebo udavajic, ze byla u.
citelkou ma zdejsi Gcucher koleii
podala zalobu na matku svehu
manzels, jez ma veIike jmeni Bos-
ton a zaluja il ma odsk ndne ga od.i-
zani lasky manzelovy ma $lO0 600.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-05
Pryni banditSky Skntek Sc il
nepodaril.

Minnie Wilcox, 10 rokn ssara div.
ka {. l27 N. Washington ulice, '
Gum Spring, Va. pfepadla Sc ds6
ma druhy sofera Fishera, ktereho 81
naiali, aby je dovezl ma Mount Yer.
non, Va. Ma ces,9 ku Gum Spriug
udefila jej do hlavy a omamila.
Rychle vsak pfisel ku smysldm, w.
trhl jednomu mladfk1 il provaze.
jicich revolver a drzel il a jejihc
druha Edward Hansborough az po-
moe mu prisla. Druhy mladfk u.
tekl.
Oba uvezn9nf byli v Alexandria,
Va.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Endorse Kell's Shows

To whom il may concern:
Leslie Il. KelTs Comedians have been
conducting a tent show i'm Batesville
during the entire week and il has been
my privilege to witness a number Of
the performances. The company is so
much better, in ability and every other
way, than the average road show that
! deem IL my duty to give an unsolici-
ted letter of appreciation of this fact.
Having been on the lecture platform
for number Of years and having
witnessed many shows in the more
than fifty years of my life, think /
know a good, wholesome and clean,
moral show, when ] see one. No min
lister or anyone else need have the
slightest hesitation i'm attending Kells
Tent Shows. His bills teach good
lessons and his entertainment is such
that anyone with an appreciation Of
good humOr may enjoy them. This
letter is written wholly without the
knowledge of Mr.. Kell, or any of his
company and solely on my own motion.
A. w. Young,
Minister First Christian Church, Bates
vile, Ark. 3S 1tp
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Mrs. Claude Brown

Mrs. Claude Brown, age A years.
died at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Weatherly here last Friday.
The remains were taken to dorado
Saturday for interment. she leaves
husband, but no children. The de-
ceased farmerly lived at Paragould
and she and her husband were en-
route to Eureka Springs for the bene.
mt of her health. Arriving here they
decided to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Weatherly for few days and while
here her condition became such that
she was unable to proceed further, and
on last Friday her death occurred as
above stated.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Attention Ladies

All persons who ordered skillets are
hereby notified TO call at the Pocahon-
tas State Bank and get them. Also
anyone having the Skillet Discount
tickets can cash them at the following
up-to-date firms: New Leader, A. j.
Lewis Furniture Co; The Farmers Co
operative Assn; Burke's Pharmacy )
Baltz Hardware; Robert Sanders.
A limited number more cookers will
be placed and the above wide-awake
dealers of good, clean goods will be
glad to cash your tickets.
Il. Newton Ellis,
3S 1tp. Demonstration
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
REYNO

Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Day were Corn.
ing visitors last Saturday.
f. e. Belford was a business visitor
in Memphis first of this week.
j. c. Ford of Paragould was a busi-
ness visitor here first of the week
Mrs. J.. p. Smith, who was very ~
last week, is reported much imnrovnd
Mrs. c. e. Ladd, who has been ouita
Ill with appendicitis, is much improved
John r, Holt left Wednesday for
Leachville to look after the NJ. w A
business.
Rufus X. Baker and family have
returned from Alicia to make tbis
their home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Roe spent the
first of the week in Little Rock attend
ing the Bankers Association.
Miss Marcia Day of Cape Girardeau
Mo-, was the week end guest of her
brother Dewey Day, and family.
Little Miss Katherine Sparkman ok
Pocahontas is the ugest of her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Sparkman
Mrs. Una Pierce and little son NJ
Peach Orchard are the guests of her
parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. ~
Pierce.
Mrs. Dewey Stratton, who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Weaver has returned to her home
i'm Missouri.
Max Seymour and wife lefe Monday
for Jonesboro, called there by the
death of Mrs. Seymour's father. who
died suddenly.
Mrs. w. c. McCrary and children
departed Tuesday for Conway for an
extended visit with her parents, Judge
and Mrs. ]. A. Lea.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Educational Needs

Little Rock. Apr. 26.--In all that
has been said regarding educational
conditions in the State, definite figures
have not hitherto been published show
ing the amount of revenue available
at present for school purposes and the
additional amount needed to standard
Use the schools and maintain them
efficiently. The first concrete data
upog The subject has just been obtain
&c from State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction a. b. Hill. Mr.. Hill
states that the last enumeration show
ed that there were 675,337 children
within the school ages. The State
apportioned to the counties last year
$3.50 per capita. The apportiOnment
this year will be S2.74 per capita, the
increase being due to the severance tax,
or a total of 81 ,S50,423. This does not
include any revenues to be derived
from the Riggs income tax or the tax
on cigars and cigarettes, which is n
doubtful quantity. Mr.. Hill entimates
that it would require an apportion-
Ifent often dollars per capita, or an
annual total of $6,753,369 in addition
to the proceeds from the twelve-mill
tax to adequately equip and maintain
the schools. In other words, methods
and means must be found whereby the
States yearly apportionment can be
increased S4,902, ,946.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
fOnOred By State Bankers

At the annual meeting of the
Arkansas Bankers ASSOCIATION held
IN Little Rock the first of this week.
E. Dalton, president of the Ran
doIph County Bank IN this city,
was elected treasurer of the Asso-
ciation.
Those attending the meeting from
Pocahontas were, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Dalton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben A Brown
and J. ID. Wells.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Obituary
Mrs. Myrtle Jones

Born August IS, 1898, died April o.
1924. Funeral held from Baptist
church at Pocahontas April 25 at .
p. m. Burial in Masonic cemetery
under the direction of Red Cross Chan
ter No. 46, Order Eastern Star, and the
Rev. w. II. McEwen, pastor of the
Pocahontas Baptist church. The hus.
band, c. p. Jones, and three children
survive her.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

the Bible to pick a flower ON Sunday
has as much a right to his opinion as
has the woman who thinks flowers
were made to pick and sends her babies
into the country on the Lords day to
enjoy His jewels The man who be-
lieyes that some of the teachings of
modern science are contrary to Bibll-
cal revelation has as much right TO
his opinion as has the scientist who
finds no conflict between the Great
Book and the "books in the running
brooks. sermons in stones and good in
everything" which his laboratory
teaches him.
Through discussion, talk, the printed
word, teaching, and argument, man
struggles through ignorance and dark
ness to truth and light. What is sun
shine for one man is darkness for
another, and each believes he is right.
The forefathers of this nation decided
i'm their wisdom that, so far as the
law was concerned, both are right.
ANY attempt to take away that liberty
of thought, to interpret the Bible or
any religious belief, by law, for any
one, is an encroachment upon the in
alienable rights of American citizens,
and should be resisted stoutly by all
who have the cause of true religion,
true knowledge and true freedom at
heart
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
Warming Order

In the ]. p. Court of Richardson Twp
Randolph county, Ark.
J. b. Weaver 4 Co. plaintiff,
VS.
J. Johnson, defendant.
The defendant, J. Johnson, is hereby
warned 10 appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, j. b. Weaver 4 Co.
Witness my hand as such justice Of
the peace this 2Sth day of April, 1924
j. A. CrismOn.
3S At. Justice of the Peace
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

Genius is merely truth well told.
This truth might take the form of
story, song. painting, scientific
work or one of multitude OF other
accomplishments. We too often asso-
ciate genius with prodigy. attributing
the former only to those things and
people who are rare in talent. A work
OF genius is the result or example of
a great truth. An author depicts
character true to life and human i'm
pulse. His work is read and accepted
by millions of people, and while il may
be fantastic or even mysterious, there
is a CLEAN of truth shining through
which accounts in n great measure for
the popularity of his work. This is
genius. A painter makes you feel the
oceans swell, calms your tired nerves
with a rustic scene at eventide. This
Is genius. He has written a truth
with his colors and brush. The musi-
clan has thrilled you with his compost
tions or rendition of his song. He has
reached an ecstacy--a harmony, which
is truth. And this is genius. Like
wise a man who speaks and lives honor
ably and with true character is none
the less a genius, though he may re-
main uncrowned in the eyes of the
world
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

Criticism, If constructive. is good for
our community and for people. But
criticism with nothing better to offer,
becomes pessimism and destructive. 1t
breeds dissatisfaction over conditions
that exist without offering any means
of correcting them. The next time y0u
feel like criticising those in authority,
be charitable enough and fair enough
to Withhold that criticism until you are
in a position to suggest suitable
remedy. You may not speak at all.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02
No Worms In a IieaIthv chiId

All children troubled with Worms have an IN.
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and as 9
rule. there Is more or less stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two OF three weeks viii enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
enne Tonic to the whole system. Nature will thea
thrUw of or dispel the worms and the Child will be
10 perfect health. Pleasant TO take 60c per bottle
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

Following the announcement that
Lawrence county republicans would
put out a full county ticket in the com
ing election, the Clay county republi-
cans, in session last week, decided to
nominate a full ticket for Offices in
their county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

4 recent bill in a state legislature
would have made IL unlawful to teach
in a public school amy theory or doe
trine contrary to the teaching of the
Bible" Luckily for teachers, students,
legislators, courts and judges, the act
failed to become law For who is wise
enough TO decide what is contrary to
the teaching of the Bible"
Doctors Of divinity cannot agree.
Churches cannot agree. Students can
not agree. The wisest men of all ages
have disagreed as to the Interpretation
of many portions of the Bible. To
give to any man. or any set of men,
the legal power to say this is con-
trary TO the teaching of the Bible, but
that is in accord with the teaching
Of the Bible" it is TO hamper free
thought, and put in the hands of the
few, the right to dictate the religious
belief Of the many.
This nation was founded upon toler-
alton Of religious belief. The right to
worship God as one pleases is an in
herent American right. The man who
believes ii is against the teachings of
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

A public official in a modern Con-
gressional investigation is covered with
political slime, forced to resign, the
charges against him dropped, and the
mud guns turned on to another victim.
Proving charges seems a secondary
consideration.
This system does not seem honor
able, just or fair. If continued, it
will be impossible to get any man who
cares for his family or his name to
serve his country in a public office,
for regardless of guilt or innocence,
political enemies can blacken him in
such ways that it is practically i'm
possible for him to defend himself.
craftsmanship seems TO be thing of
the past except in rare instances, and
dirty commercialized politics for the
benefit Of cliques, groups and blocs has
taken its place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-05-02

Lee county, Arkansas, is ON the read
to independence because she will have
10000 acres in lespedeza in 1925,
which will grow enough hay TO feed
all her livestock.