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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-15
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10 la presidencia de Tous Soto y Ell grt.
Pc disidente acaudillado por Martinez
Nadal, Ia incorporation al partido re
p~ublicano nacional 10 que es de gran
signilcaci6n para ellos puesto que re-
presenta Ell nexo Inico entire los repu.
blicanos de la isla y los del continente.
Cuando la Asamblea de Mayagiiez sc
decide por la p~olitica aconsejada por
Ell senior Tous Soto y derrot6 a sus opo-
nentes, ell partido republican, quedo
ofcialmente en- manos del senior Tous
y sus ~partidarios y de ahi que ellos pro-
Tcedieran a la nomination. de nuevos de-
legados a La Convention de Cleveland.
Los derrotados en- la Asamblea, por su
parte, ~procedieron a la designation de
los se1ores Roberto H. Todd. actual
miembro del Comit6 Republican, Nacio-
nal y al ex-gobernador Rely, quien DIES
de hacia mucho tempo venia insisten-
temente solicitando una credencial pa
IA Ia expresada Convention.
En- estas condolences, es de verse cla-
ramente que los republicanos, los ofcia-
les y los disidentes, procuran obtener
para cada INC las prerrogativas de la
incorporation y Ell derecho a designar
los Delegates a la Convention Nacio-
nal del Partido.
Por supuesto que es innegable que
al comparacer ante la Convention de
Cleveland ha de surgir ell coniicto de
cual habra de ser la delegation real
mente con derecho a tomar possession y
conseguir asiento en- dicho acto.
TODD hace presumir que los delega-
dos designados por la Asamblea Official
del partido celebrada en- Mayagiiez son
los que tienen derecho a tomar asien-
to y tener participation en- la Conven-
ci6n, va que los otros representa- un
grupo disidente que seguramente, para
la fecha en- que Sc celebre la Conven-
ci6n de Cleveland no estara todavia
debidamente organizado como partido
politico.
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Ell RoPERo DE Los NINos PoBREs
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las elegidas. , grande es naestra pc
ma por tai motive, e~ntonces, en- el mo-
mento tomamos nota de acuerdo con las
professors, y mas tarde en- cuanto po-
demos disponer de mas ingresos para
atenderles, Sc ven agracidaos estos mis-
mos nifios con sus famentes trajecitos
nuevos. =. ;, y asi va Ell EOPERO
prosperando ayudado por sus socios y
socias de sentimientos mobiles ) altruis-
ia que hacen Patria de una manera SUI
til y persuasive. -.
Pero al surgir la hermosa idea de la
"Semana del Nino" este Ropero penso
Embellishments vestir de nuevo a los
nihos que tuviesen notoria falta de ro-
pa; por ser triste v criticable Ell aspec-
to que toma nuestro pueblo al presen-
tar sus ni1os pobres en- la inclemencia
de n in~dumentaria triste y desastra-
da. Y repartiremos 81 Dios quie-e, 800
trajes de nino Y 800 de nina, distri-
bufdos entire ell Barrio Obrero, Puerta
de TERRA, Santurce y San Juan.
Queremos para tener fondos suticien-
ties organizar una fiesta de mayo, fiesta
gentil y fragante como Ell mes de las
flores, Ell mismo pueblo eligira SUI re'na
y sus hadas, las que recibiran la coro-
ma de rosas en- la Ultima noche de
mayo en- Ell Teatro Municipal de San
Juan y entire III bosque de plantas tro-
picales Y con todos los attributes de la
Primavera. Despues de la coronation
un gran Bale de Sociedad hara reju-.
veneer los corazones-y-al encanto
de suaves armonias pasara la noche en-
ire efiuvios de gratitud y amor, one
envueltos en- Ell cendal luminoso de la
Carload ilevaran a cada niiito pnbre
unas horas de felicidad al conteMplar-
Sc con SUI traje nuevo. en- esa tarde de
ensuefo que en- la ''Semana del Nitio'
Sc titula EEL OLA DEL NINO EN- Ell
HOGAR''.
Con Ell producto de esa fiesta, y algu-
mas donaciones, Sc podran vessir ese
memorable dia 600 ninos,-que rigUrosa-
mente no tendran que ser escolares des
de Ell momento que a las escuelas favo-
rece la noble Institution una vez cada
aho,-esta SEMANA lie toca a los po-
brecitos que no tienen medic de llegar
a nosotros. entire ellos a esos nj
nos de corta edad vendedores de Pc
rf6dicos. . a esas pobres abejas del
periodismo que acknowledgements depo-
sitan la palabra escrita EN- manos mas
autorizadas. . y las que llevan en- su
misma inconsciencia Ia algeria del vi
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LAS E-NFERMEDADEs DEL H1aADc

Las enfermedades del higado Sc ma
nifestan en- general por una sensation
de pesadez, de estorbo o de dolor al
costado derecho del abdomen, debajo
de las costillas. FL color de los enfer-
mos es amarillente biIoso Y sus orinas
SON muy c~oloreadas, estas intermediates
son debidas a la presencia en- los pc
queios canales del hfgado, de granos
de arena formados por la accumulation
del 4cido trico. Els necesario eliminar
este acido trico y Ell mejor medic es Ell
tratamiento de regimen por el Arthri
Sci. Advt.
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Ell LOCAL

Hablando con algunos lideres repu-
blicanos, entire ellos con Don Pedro
Juan Barbosa, este nos decia hace POGO
que muchos unionistas que con 81 ha-
bian cambiado impresiones habian Wis.
to en- esta designation hecha por La
Asamblea de Mayagiiez un acto atenta-
torio a los acuerdos que habian dado
lugar a Ia formation de la Alianza Por
torriquena.
Parece que la actuaci6n de los dele
gados republicanos a la Convention ma
cional del Partido, IN ell seno de la
Alianza y en- plena Tregua de Dios, pu-
diera ser vista como I'm acto politico
partidarista que pusiera en- peligro la
ammonia que debe existir entire los par
tidos que han armonizado intereses y
entrado en- un periodic de franco cordia-
lidad y decidida cooperation. Ademas.
Sc considera que todos los organismos
poiiticos de los partidos, de acuerdo
con las bases aprobadas en- Ponce per-
maneceran inactivos tanto los del par
lido unioi.ista como los del partido re-
publicano, y la actuaci6n de estos de-
legados a la Convention no signifca-
ria otra cosa que la actividad de I'm
ORGANISING particular de uno de los par
tidos de la Alianza.
"Y ST esos delegados van allf-nes
ha dicho un republican, puro-como re-
personalities de la Alianza entonces no
tendran derecho a sentarse Y particular
en- las deliberaciones porque ALI no pue
den reconocerse NADIA mas que las de-
legaciones pertenecientes al Partido Re-
p~ublicano'.
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En- la maiiana de aver falleci6 en- ell
Auxilio Mutuo, donde estuvo enfermc
algunos dias, ell distinguido caballero
don Juan Iiad6, conocido y estimadc
comerciante de Manati, donde contaba
o muchas v m~erecidisimas simpatias.
FL seAor Llad6 deja, a su muerte, una
viuda y un niio de dos meses.
Reciban los deudos del fnado ell tes-
timonio de nuestro mas sentido pesame.
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ADULrERADoREs DE LEoHE

Guillermo Roldan, de Caguas, Ruff
no Diaz, Luis Torres y Francisco Fon
tanes, de Gurabo, fueron sentencia-
dos por la Corte de Distrito de Huma
Gao a UN OLA, DOS DTAs Y DIEz
DIAs de carcel, respectivamente, por
vender leche adulterada con aqua.
Estos individuos fueron persegui-
dos y denunciados por los Jefes Loca-
les de Sandal de dichas poblaciones
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SOUVENIR
SANAToRro INSULAR DE RIO
PIEDRAS
A ROSA MELENDEz
Assistant Superintendent del s. L.
A ROSA MELENDEz


Digna y estimadisima dana: tie fuis-
to y dejaste regado a tn paso en- este
Asilo, toda tn bondad, tn virtud, tn
amor, tn Garlic y tn cultura: hermosos
dones conque la naturaleza supo alderman
Y embellecer tn alma. Oh Dios pedimos
que desde su augusta sitial premie tus
grandes meritos que supiste dejar CO.
mo recuerdo en- cada corazon enfermo,
que al recordarte, lamentara con d>lor
tn ausencia. Dios ilumine ell canine de
tu vida, que nosotros, desde este Asilo.
10 tejeremos de flores, en- prueba de
nuestra inmensa gratitud.
UN PACIENTE.
Rio Piedras IL de mayo 1924.
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Sc A DE uN TrMo

Teniendo conocimiento de que al
gunas personals, POGO es~crupulosas, Sc
han entregado a la facil tarea de reco-
ger dinero para fines politicos, al de-
cir de elias, utilizando al efecto reci-
Dos frmados por Ell Lcdo. J. vallde-
july Rodriguez, este estimado amigo
nuestro nos ha informado que 81 no
ha autorizado q nadie a recoger dinero
en- su nombre nj en- Ell de nadie para
ningun fin, y que solo, pues, Sc trata
de un timo.
Queda complacido 81 Lcdo. vallde'
July Rodriguez
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Ell DOMINGO, ETC.
Continuation de la ga. pagina)
Provincial Calvert.
Provincial De Soto.
Provincial Marquette.
Provincial Hennepin.

Provincial De Soto.
Provincial Marquette.
Provincial Hennepin.
Provincial Junipero Sierra.
Hay un Supreme Master que es e
) Jefe Supreme del Cuarto Grade,
ademas siete vice-Supreme Masters,
cada uno de estos vice-supreme Mas
tiers son los Jefes de cada n de las
Provincias, es DER, un vice-Supreme
Master para cada Provincial.
Las provincias estan divididas en-
Districts, y su Jefe de Distrito es 81
Master.
Los Districts estan divididos en-
Asambleas Locales o generates y cada
una de elias esta dirigida por un Fiel
Navegante.
Ell Distrito de Puerto Rico pertene'
ce a la Provincial Calvert, que 'compren
de los estados de New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, New Jersey, Mary
land. District of Columbia y Puerto Ri
co.
Ell Master O Jefe del Distrito de
Puerto Rico 10 es actualmente Ell senior
Rafael Pietrantoni y Ell Fiel Navegan-
te de la Asamblea Local de San Juan
es a~ctualmente ell sefior A. q. Bishop;
de Mayagiez-Ponce es Ell sehor Pele-
grin Lopez; de Caguas-Yabucoa ell Sc
nor Domingo Carreira, y Ell de Areci-
DO ell DR.. @. Colon.
En- esta Asamblea annual de Distri-
to que Sc llevara a efecto Ell pr6ximo
domingo dia 1s, La Asamblea Local de
San Juan obsequiar& a los Fieles Ma
vegantes y Delegates de las Asambleas
de Distrito, con I'm lunch en- Ell Ho-
tel Condado Vanderbilt y al cual asis-
tran connotadas personalities per-
tenecientes al Cuarto Grade de la
Orden.
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Ell DIREcToRIo ACTUARA EN-
Ell ASUNTo

Hemos tenido informes de que con
Ell objeto de salvar la responsabiidad
ante la Ahanza, los miembros republi-
ano en- este entendido Sc disponen a
someter este asunto a la consideration
del Directorio de los ounce con ell OBJ
jeto de que este ORGANISING adopte url
acuerdo que ponga a salvo la actuacion
de los delegados ofciales republicanos
a la Convention.
Seguramente que los miembros todos
del Directorio aceptaran que ell Parti-
do Republican, envfe su delegation
y mantenga la Incorporation al Parti-
do republican, nacional, va que ash
Sc evitara que puedan obtener ese pri-
vilegio los republicanos disidentes ell
perjuicio de los que han de conservar
todas las p~rerrogativas o~iciales del
partido de acuerdo con la voluntad de
la Asamblea Soberana de Mayagiiez.
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Oh uAxrBIo

viz. con un dejo, quiza, de precoz
escepticismo en- sus tiernos corazones,
al comparar sus rotas vestiduras, y los
azares de su vida inquieta . con las
de otros ninos mas favorarecidos por
la sUERTE.
rs esta la mission del ssRopero de los
Niios Pobres'', que cumpIe con amer,
patriotismo y carload una de las mas
sublimes obras de Misericerdia.
Isabel A. DE MIER.
Mayo del 1924. >
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Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Estimado Sr:-
LIE agradecer6 muy mucho, Sc sir
va publican en- las columns de SUI dig
no peri6dico que para mahana jueves
Is, del corriente Sc llevara a efecto
n reunion de las vanguardia Ramf-
req ~Santibafez y Rafael Dfez de An
dino-1riarte, en- Ell club Ramirez Santi-
bahez, Santurce, con Ell prop6sito de
llevar a efecto un beneficio en- Ell tea
tro municipal de San Juan en- favor
de La viuda del malogrado compaiero
Tomas Arrufat.
Pronto Sc ~anunciar$ la fecha.
Quedo de I'D. Alto. amigo y SIS.
Jose Iriarte LLOVERAS.
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OFIClNAS
Frescas Ventiladas
Tranquilas,
Higienicas y Baratas
GONZALEZ PADN
San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
LA ALBANIA" EN- YAuco
- 49,
LA "ALIANzA" EN- YAuoo
Ell MUNDo,

@uCV, N1ayU II, 45A9'
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Constituido en- esta ciudad Ell Conf
tie de la ALBANIA Puertorriquefa por
los Unionistas, Luis Quesada, Emilio
Baco Y Fidel Martinez; por los Repu-
b~licanos, Ramon Antomattei, Dulcidio
Perez Dayila y Francisco Delgado.
EIegido por unanimidad Ell ssptimo
a don Arturo LIuberas.
coRREsPoNsAL.
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Taqulgrafa

Sc desea una sehorita que Sc
pa taquigraffa Ell ingIes y espa-
mol, y que tenga ,ractica en- ira
bajos generates de oficina CO.
merciaI.
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Para curar un resfriado en- un
dia, tosnese LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. FL boticario devoIve-
"a ell dinero 81 no lie cura. La fir
ma de E. w. GROVE Sc halIa en-
cada cajita. Advt.
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senior Ccrt6s procede de las flas del
trabajo. pues 81 psimera profession fua
10 Do t~ip6grafes
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LAS CAsAs:

Estreno de la serie "Paris Misterio-
so''.
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Tarde: La verdad',.
Noche: "su Misterioso Amor.
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POPULAR:

Tarde y noche: "Precocidad InfaE-
til''
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BELIoGRAPH

"a. jornada de .'Hrecha del Inter-
MOI,
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Gonzalez Padfn Co. Inc
PARA AYUDARc A LA VIUDA
DE ARRUFAT

sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
ESfimadn Sr.
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la Hermosa Noche del sabado'' en-
8 actos.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

John ]. Tigert, L. S. Commissioner
of Education. has these words TO say
about true and false systems of educa-
tion. More character and less cul-
ture! That is our great educational
necessity today. Honesty, justice and
decency contribute more to proper
social attitude than intensive culture
and modern efficiency. If we cannot
teach these virtues along with modern
thought. then we had better dismantle
our splendidly equipped institutions
Of learning and return to the old LOG
school house"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

For month the eyes of the as
tronomers have been turned upon
Mars. As the brilliant planet swung
nearer and nearer the earth the in
tensity Of popular interest deepened.
Would the powerful telescopes dis
close any indication of intelligence
and life upon that blazing star? II
so. would sufficient information be re-
vealed to enable us to judge some
thing of the nature of that life? Are
the intelligent creatures on that planet,
If such there be trying to communicate
with the earth?
Speculations were rife and the
world listened eagerly for any signs
from the watchers on the Jungfrau
and Mount Wilson that new knOwl.
edge was being obtained or that com.
munication was established with our
near yet distant celestial neighbOr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

brought in. All the country editors
are now trying to borrow Winchesters.
The week Of September IA is to be
known as Constitution week, ana
churches, schools and lodges are re-
quested to provide exercises appropri-
ate for the occasion.
The setting aside of days and weeks
for special causes has been overdone
and very properly there is a growing
impatience with these celebrhtims +;
there are too many Of them. But
Constitution week will meet with gen
eral approval.
The Constitution is the fundament'
al law Of the land; it is the state
ment of the great principles that un-
derlie all our laws, traditions and
history. In aIc<tfuest sense it is the
palladium Of our rights and privi-
Rges. without it all American his
tory becomes unintelligible.
When promulgated it was an epoch
making document, and its appearance
announced the opening Of new era.
1t Is the embodiment Of liberty, JUS
tice aud fraternity.
Every citizen should understand its
principles, he informed concerning its
provisions, know something of the his
tory of constitutional government, and
imbibe its liberal spirit. Intelligent
citizenship is impossible without al
understanding or this significant dOcu-
ment.
An earnest revival Of interest in It's
teachings would bring rebirth q
patriotism. American ideals are sure
insofar as the people lovingly abide
by the doctrines of democracy in
shrined in the Constitution.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

But all in vain. The planet shone
on with all its CHEEKY or baleful light,
dependent upon the mental bias of the
star-gazer. The only answer TO hu-
man queries-a twinkle, a CLEAN, a
shaft of brilliance.
Perhaps it is rebuke to the soaring
curiosity of man. Perhaps it is q
challenge to solve the problems near
at hand before wandering afield in
quest of planetary riddles. Perhaps
it is a command to clean up our own
back yards before essaying a conquest
of the sidereal spaces.
So long as we are unable to cope
with illiteracy, grinding poverty, var,
industrial feudalism and religious
hatreds, we need not lose any sleep
because of our inability to discover
life on Mars.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

total of 4S4 cases, including % cases
already submitted and not decided.
Aside from the question Of congested
docket, that of compensation is one
that should appeal to every sense Of
Justice. There is no lawyer of ability
equal to those sitting on the Supreme
bench who can not command a far
greater income than the $4,000 salary
allowed by the ddnstitution, There
are few states in the union, if any,
that pay the members of their Supreme
Courts so small salary.
There are two other proposed a.
mendments to the constitution which
are commanding the attention of n
discriminating public and many are
predicting that they will be adopted
by the people. One provides that coun-
ties and cities may issue bonds to re-
peal present Indebtedness and that
they shall be prohibited from incurr-
ing in the future obligations beyond
their revenues. The other amendment
will prohibit local and special legisla-
tion by the General Assembly and refer
ali such matters TO the County Quorum
Courts, city councils, school boards
and other governmental units having
jurisdiction over the matters involved.
1t is argued that the legislature will
then have more time TO devote to the
consideration or state wide affairs and
not clutter its calendar with matters
which concern no one except limited
constituencies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

it is predicted win prevail by a large
majority.
The increased litigation, due to ra-
pidly increasing population and the
multiplication of Industries has literal
ly swamped the court. The five judges
are working over time in an effort to
keep up with the docket and find that
it is increasingly impossible to do so,
The natural consequence is that the
litigants must suffer through delay,
not due in any way to the members of
the court.
The increase in litigation is shown
by the fact that for the year ending
November Sth, 1889, thirty-siX years
ago, there were 2S3 civil and ~ crimi-
nal, total of 1886 cases filed in the
Supreme Court. For the year ending
July /, 1924 there were Gil civil and
1GS criminal, a total Of 40 cases filed.
From May 1889 to May 1890 a total
Of 23O opinions were handed down,
This was increased during the year
ending September 1923 to a total of
GG0 opinions and the following year
there were $40 opinions.
BY indefatigable effort and working
day and night, the judges have been
able to partially stay the rising tide of
pending litigation, but the flood is al.
most overcoming them and unless re
lief is provided, there will he con.
gestion in a short time that will be
almost insuperable. When court re-
sumes work after the summer recess
there will be found on the docket a
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

The editor of an Arkansas paper
states that he borrowed a Winchester
rife recently and started up the street
TO deliver the weapon TO the owner
The delinquent subscribers got 1t into
tboir heads that he was on the war
path and everyone he met insisted on
paying what he owed him. One man
wiped out a debt of ten years stand
ing. ON his return TO the office ne
found a load of hay, fifteen bushels OF
corn. ten bushels of apples, twenty-five
bushels of potatoes. cord OF woo'
and barrel Of turnips that had bee'
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

Eavesdropping at the rural tele-
phone is more prevalent than ever
was in the keyhole. detection being so
much less probable. 1t is said that
one sign of eavesdropping is the re
ceding tone of the speakers voice.
Some one has "cut in" Acting on
this hint. a woman who had her sus-
picious aroused said to her friend sud
denly: Someone is listening In
stantly. from nowhere in particular
in strange voice, came an indignant
exclamation: I'm not doing any such
thing"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

Are you making an effort to stop the
biusides from washing? Millions of
dollars are lost annually through SOIL
washing away. A winter cover crop
win hold and improve the soil. Ter
race your land and check the now OIL
water: hold IT for the crops.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11
Republican Ticket

The following were nominated as
candidates for the various offices on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
general election;
For Congress
NJ. ID. Bowers
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11
Independent Ticket
NJ. ID. Bowers

The following are candidates for the
yarious Offices ON the Independent
ticket. subject to the general election
For Sheriff and Collector
X. II. Smith
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

The religion of the average man is n
reflection of his undisciplined self
an unassorted mixture Of secondhand
opinions, adopted in laziness and
maintained i'm obstinacy.-Dean lnge.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

The citizens of Arkansas are at last
awakening 10 the fact that their Su-
preme Court is not being adequately
recognized. An amendment to the
state constitution has been proposed,
10 be voted on at the October election,
which will relieve the situation and it
it is believed will he adopted. This
amendment will increase the number
of members of the Supreme Court from
five to seven. 1t will also remove the
constitutional limitation of salary and
authorize the General Assembly to fix
the compensation of the members of
the court The amendment is being
endorsed by many organizations and
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

Some people claim the world is max
ing great progress in the direction of
better things Let us see Last year
we had "Ycs, we have no bananas,
and this year we have, ut amt goin'
To rain mo- more"
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

One Of the worst things about bobbed
hair is that too many editors needing
a haircut and shave are trying to say
something about II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11

Live in the house of kindllness and
men shall come and give gifts of them
selves.-Precepts of Ptah-Hotep.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11
Editors Eye

Lots of people wouldn't go to the
polls If they didn't want TO vote
against some one.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-11
Democratic Ticket

The following were nominated a
The Democratic primary in 1924 as car
didates for election to the variou
Offices, subject to the general electio
In October:
For L. $. Senator
Joe II. Robinson
For Governor
Tom J. Terral
For Secretary Of State
Jim B. Higgins
For Treasurer Of State
Sam $. Sloan
For Auditor Of State
J. Carroll Cone
For Attorney General
II. w. Applegate
For Associate Justice
Carroll ID. Wood
For Supt. Pub. Instruction
A. B. Hill
For Com. Mines, Etc.
W. n. Wilkes
For Highway Commissioner
Herbert II. Wilson
For X. X. Commissioner
Clay Henderson
For Prosecuting Attorney
Oscar f. Ellis
For Chancellor
Lyman f. Reeder
For National Committeeman
Vincent NJ. Miles
For National COmmitteewOman
Miss Alice Cordell
For Congressman
W. A. Oldfeld
For State Senator
Roy Richardson
For Representative
Curtis Higginbotham
For County Judge
G. W. Million
For Sheriff and Collector
W. II. Perrin
For Circuit Clerk ...
Ben +. Mays
For County Clerk
W. II. Phipps
For Tax Assessor
VIII +. Timer
For County Treasurer
]. A. White
For County Surveyor
L. G. Fry