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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
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WAaiii -s"i'N' june 81
w Huffsfrd afguf 81 thr eIr.
meptr, modern "Flyius Dutch.
man D. making Ita EIorfiy zay
larF and forth thru Tie shipping
lanes - Tie Nouh Atlantic
menace 10 the safety and I'd con
slant reminder 20 The saIl0rr "
the mythical phantom ship ~
Oid.
Tie vessel Dr. tie Governor
Flr four maaie1 Butl d
schooner which put OUT ~ In
fumpar SoYa scotia Sept -.
bound for BucnDs Alr,7 with
fortune boz lumber
Scarcely had she cleared Hhen
a terrific storm came 40 washing
overheard her captain and one
member u the crew and splinter
Ing two of the maftE
several Days later the British
steamer Hcho,isk sighted tho
craft 200 miles or Halifax and
rescued TIE surviving memLcn
Of the Grow.
4 month later the Canadian
steamer Seneca sighted the Parr
800 miles on Newfoundland aud
attempted 90 toH her 10 port
Like Tire Plying Dutchman"
Of novel famo. which was doomed
never 70 get 20 port because
murder had been committed
aboard the Governor Parr FOL.
lowed tradition.
The Seneca. In O terrific storm.
wac obliged 10 abandon its prize.
on Jan. the coast guard cutter
Tampa sighted the Parr 200
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
SCIENCE
Light Planes

VNHE light nirplano soon viii be
Il common. when II Is perfected
quantity production. and sale az n
low figure. by some big manufacturer
viii be the next step.
In Europe much attention Is being
given 10 the production o. incxpen.
awe. light airplanos. In Germany,
recently. there were successful trials
Of a nine.honcpowcr machine. This
was followed by announcement Of
n cromacountry race for light planel
In France. to be held In August over
a circuit Of 500 miles. Many planes
are being built for this event. The
details OF their construction are be.
ms carefully guarded.
Efforts are being made IN this
country 20 bring about a light plane
mir derby. one Of the prizes for which
viii bc the famous Rickenbacker
trophy. Five light planes already
have been built. Experts believe
that a light plane. carrying two per.
sons. win 20 50 miles on n gallon Of
gas and can be demounted from its
wings for garage storage In three
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
BN 4. MeDERM0TT
slOs ftu.sriI ave.

TUE spot" in Seattle whore
l. tourist may get the beat
Impression Of our city. especially
orc stopping Off between trains.
or one making "A days stopoycr
In our city. - no on queen Anne
hill. This Spot appeals TO mo
moro than any other within tho
oity limits Because. on the west
side can te seen our hafbor. sur
ptsscd by none on tho Pacific
coast. tho municipal docks. from
which tho Oriental liners clear
portion Of the oiympic noun
iaina. and Mt. Rainier. The south
end OF Bainbridzc island and the
north end OF vashon island dot
ted with summer homen Of our
city people.
on the north aide OF the hill
can be seen the government
locks. second largest in the
world. blrd'seyo view NJ Seat
ties largest aubairb. where some
Of the largest shlugie and ium-
bor manufacturing plants In tho
state arc located. and another
Wow OF tho olympic mountains.
on tho east side. " e Is clear
day. can 10 seen a portion OF
tho Cascade mountains and MI
Baker. Lake Union and few
OF our university buildings.
on the south side. nj close
range. bird's.cyc view OF our
commercial section and another
view OF Mt. Rainier,
All Of these sights may bc seen
by auto and In less than two
hours time. The trip around tho
boulevard al night IS equally as
interesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
Fish

IITORD comes the wide that japanese
w savant has discovered fish powder that will IN
the stature of human beings Glad dugs of COM
fort and JOY.
Once on time, that distinguished scientist Mark
Twain Intercepted TO whether fish diet would
increase brain power After serious consideration and
investigations Mark replied that it would but application
of the diet matter of degree Some men. he sug-
gested could attain mental improvement by absorbing
indifferent quantities of the food while others must eat
whales.
This stature powder must operate successfully in the
same proportionate manner.
The world needs human stature, not only physically
but mentally and morally. II may be. in view Of the
authoritative announcement of Mr. Twain and the asse
veraonS Of this Japanese scientist that this new powder
is the very combination TO win such deectabe result
Let us hope so And Japan. taking into consideration
every angle of the situation is Just quite the best
place give it fair and consistent trial for an altitude
record.
flies this than usual which comes
Of leaving swattnE largely Ia BABE Ruth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
PitileSS Publicity

THE wages of sin publicity. says Dean Lee of New
i York universitys school of journalism.
"Ptess publicity" unquestonably Furnishes the guilty
especially those who powerful enough keep out
of the clutches of the law But scoding isn't efec-
tive strap-oi in the of bad boy. More Jail
fences are needed.
The Chinese alone get full value from "pitileSs pub
lefty" They make convicted proeers and other social
crooks parade in front of their homes and places of bust
ringing bell and carrying banner advertising
their crimes.
An anthropooSf reports becoming
which shows what the 67eent dollar has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

mol guarding tho land Of prom.
iac.
Westward Tho marvellous
sunset oYcrhbadowinE tho peace.
fui waters OF PUGET Sound. thru
which ships sailing the novcn
ssaa pass anchotlng within our
harbor. bringing within our
gates the worlds commerce
FROM the four corners OF tn.
earth.
We pauHe. nArvcllng AZ Gods
perfect creation as VIC gaze upon
this city. Hct. "a it II. upon seven
hills. inierrsoScn in a network OF
natural lakes while all Of these
beauty spots so 10 make Seattle
the Beacon Lish, OF the North.
West.
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"MOST SUCCESSFUL WOMAN i'm THE
WORLD" AT FL, SHES MOTHER OF FIVE

enouFhs Well Il taks- oarr or
ltself No. nothing ube q budget.
We hu5 what We need ana don't
buy what ! can set along with
out This house ana LAND b.
clear 30 wo have no rent That
mHkes h easier.
II look forward 10 b. 90 with
srrai pleasure The mother De-
rlsrcs Just think when I
am % I viii have "a sbysarold
son. an isyoroid rrI o. ~
yearold son. % ig.year cd a0n.
isycur Old son and who Knows.
mayie some more They'll 40 o.
like puia 20 me wel they are
that now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
Search for Wealth

THE search for wealth continues neverendingly and
L takes strange forms. Now seeking riches are
going deeper into the earth than before The supply
of natural gas is swiftly dwndng So hole two miles
deep, in hopes of gas at low level being drilled
Terra Alta, w. Va
validating scheme oil well at Carnarvon South
Africa has reached depth of nearly mile. Far away
in the San Juan Del Ray mine in Brazil miners work 6726
feet underground.
We would be race of Socrateses if we were hun
dredth as industrious for knowledge as for riches.
Insanity in says Lord Sumner Of England
lis rich mans defense" easily
get that , - - -
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BY HAROLD MATSoN

MANsFiELp. Mass juno -.
hl This village lays claim
60 thc most successful Rirl IN
the world
u Sounds an eAtraNaEant boast
until you hear why
She IL si and the mother OF
five healthy babies
she spreads and stretches her
husbands tco.a.wcck income ia
such q manner as 90 keep the
family harder nllod, 20 pay an
bills. 20 cave enough that they
have bsyn able 20 buy a fli,Ncr.
sho singu while ahc washes
clothes "a daily task
She loves her children and
they love her
She loves her husband and he
loves her,
She plans 20 hay. one or two
moro children.
In tho little shinglod house you
may find tho RirL Mrs. William
Nyc. busy with her endless tasks,
She looks a. young az her age
Her clear blue eyes. her cheerful
smile. and her naNen hair bob
bed IN tho latest cut. make her
a pretty Eih. Perhaps she will
be In tho back yard hanging 40
clothes.
or she might be gathering eggs
from the chickens.
or feeding the four pigs.
or picking vegetables from her
garden for the evening meal.
or Hcruhhlns floors
or preparing food for her chill.
drcn
Any Of these and an almost
countless number OF daily chores
that arc hers.
She won't admit the praise
tina, has been gwen her. but she
won't hesitate 90 tell you that
she Is as proud as she can be.
that Ehc In contcnted and that
sho wouldn't trade places with
anybody.
Her children. Earl. g. Florence.
4. Robert. :. Kenneth. :. and
Gordon. II months. arc fat and
rcd.cheeked.
"Hemarkable7 Yes. " you
look az u that way" Mrs. Nye
laughs
The sirl.mothcr vas it when
shc WAS married. Her first baby
came In "a year.
~ loved children and I wanted
them" she says,
People ask mo II realize
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bocn pointed out rests not so much
IN rcprossing fear or worry. but In
dropping or ignoring them.
Carrying a montal burden never
solved any mans problem. Gaining
control of the attention Is an i'm.
portnnt stop toward gaining oqua.
nimity, The failure to learn tho los.
son of control is one OF tho greatest
evils of the time.
Forget itF' is n good phrase to
commit TO momoi,y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
- FABLES ON HEALTH -
MENTAL BURDENS

EQuANIMITY rs word that MIR
IL Mann OF semitic might have had
difficulty In defining,
EquanImIty is an all too little
known word and nm all too little
prnctlcod condition.
Eduanlmity means calm. poiso.
balance-nll those things which, n
practiccd would DO OF tremendous
help TO this nervous, frctful world.
Tho secret OF cqunnimi,y, II has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
Times Change

a LAUNDRY wagon driver inherits $4,000 in Trenton
n n. ]. He announces he'll keep on working. Which
exctes amazement, but shouldn't.
The $4,000 at per cent interest would bring the
driver $4,000 year. He couldn't do much with that
prices so high: Time when $4,000 was whale of
fortune and the house of the pointed out with
the buggy whip to visitors being driven around town.
Those days gone forever. Even millionaire doesn't
excite much interest now, they're numerous
authority prIeghers careful Of their hands
Otherwise doubt they would find difficulty In operating their
writers.
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HOu a bout It.?

PHENOMENAL memory of Naum Iitowsky, Lihu-
anian, anazes eastern professors. Told the date of
your BIRTH he Immediately give the day of the week
your birthday occurs in any past present Call off
10 long numbers and he echoes you by recng them back
wards These typical of many remarkable feats
How does he do it? BY associatng numbers with col
he says Higher scientists call this Confusion of the
senses" There people who see certain coors when
various musical notes played The eccenricities of
the human brain the greatest mysteryi in this life
Cal nothing and Charlie has little
campaign Is going to be a silence III act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
Old-A ge Pensions

7 1NCLE SAM is paying pensions to 100000
" veterans their dependents One pensioner being
supported by every 2tG Americans "~
The Gay will when the pension roll will run into
the millions. Old age pensions just matter of time
lncapacated veterans of peaceme service to the nation
both in public and private fe will eventually be rewarded
the batte-scarred veterans.
The certainty of pension in old age would some claim
induce people to work less hard in their active years
But it'd also end lot of dishonesty. especially petty
cheang-outgrowth of fear that old age will be penni
less.
An Eastern writer
for he not the yesbanana fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
FLYING DUTCHMAN"
MENACES ATLANTIC

miles or Ssafouhaisss
af'er tossing 40 mile. ~.
found fHs.r OIL supply 49,
low and we're obliged h -
loosc
On karmg n tfs IA,
ported zoo miles no1b !,
hiE1sl On tas Azores fyli- , -, ~
miles from where TIE Tsas s ~, u.
laFi srsn her
Two months later rh. -.
ported atgu' 900 mllss -
wet u DE Azores ina an ..
800 mile NORTH N no.
l1ndf =
ofiEais ~ ths hJcr,xD,i. /.
office uy That lecuu,s II M. - =.
mrnse cargo u lumi1r On -
The yesfsi may float snuns =.
year unless come gs.asl an.
her Or she Ia t0Ned 10 sho,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
A THOUGHT

lie that ds.pisslll hls nslzi,bs, :.
meth; bot he that hath mercy on n.
poor happy he is.--Proy. 1871
RLEssED IRE The msrelfa ~.
~ they shall obtain msrey.-Rss
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QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS
Won can eel an .n,w,r 10 an,

Won can get an answer 20 any
question OF fac. or informa-
ton by writing 10 The Question:
Editor. stars washington Blu
rsau. i177 y. Y. ave. waAhington.
- C.. insloslng cents IN stamps
marital advice cannot be given.
Dor can extended research be I'M
eertaken. Unsigned requssts can
not DO swsred.-EDfTOh
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what a remarkable thing / am
doing, and tell them usually
roaiiro 1, about 10 o'elogk every
night" She laughs az that
but you mustn't forEet my
husband" she urges ''ilr gets
up NJ : o'oioek ever morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
4 LETTER FRQM
AVRDGE Mann
June II, 1924.

To Postmaster Charles VI. Perkins.
Today want TO write lines about your big postofice
ha noticed quite lot OF signs hanging there along
inc walB see them scattered everywhere In view OF ali the
passing crowd but why the dozen hanging say
NO Lettering Aowed2'
TOW ,nares you know as we'll as that sign is
lmpote for there Is where tho fellows hlc 10 meet ,olr
shepas day and night mo lettering" n me would
DC bitter eup-for how could meetings be- or follows
20 to pick EN- up?"
For years the boys have goboh sailor lad and
cry Spor-to give the girls the General Dciycry
Iprt' mo Lettering Allowcdw What hope Womb e,,t1
lave In such race? No ON street can conc ,,
such an ancient trysting placc ~
Ana Charlie think Of all gobs whose visit hero ,s ,
Where can the ciy's anxious Of chctona eo 10
R om one? All weep with moi BE sud and blue 10 hlnl,
o h TIC nayys crowd Thoae cheering halls tot onr ~
hh'w nov scream, NO Lettering Alowodr '''
M1usae Ma.~
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I " W H4AN - kAN AHttAA NAlEbiNfTNAk "
the Sunday schools VI the world7
4. The last aregable statistics
shoe ;sss65sf
Q. What IL the appropriation for
tho veterans bureau and how many
employees has tho bureau?
4. The appropriation "a approx
matciy 1919 .o0o.000. ttile lcss thas
IA 1925. trhen nc disbursement ras
Jl506TT.Sss. There arc al present
1855 technical and clerical cBt-
ploycs on The rolls Of the bureau.
Of uhich about 300 arc employed
IN hospitals. 400 IN The central Of
fees 10 Washington. cad nc re-
/ Bl1lHdcr Ia schools AID branch dis-
trici offices. The report Of The d.
rector for tic fiscal year ending
juno 50. 1895. oarc ss.o7l employees
on fhc rolls Of The bureau
@ What Is tho best soap for
shampooing the hair?
a. Any pure Soap NOT 100 strong.
@ How many moving picture tho
atcrs arc there in tho world7 In
tho L. ST.
4. The estimate is 1900. Accord
ing 10 the latest apanable informd-
tion there are 1885 fapprorimate-
~ IN the United states.
@. How much does it cost the
state 10 send u child 10 tho public
schooisg
A. According 10 estimates made
for big cities turnout the United
states. the cost yearly ranges from
jfef.60 IN Yonkcrs. ~ y. 10 1896
IN Nashville. Tenn. The cost IN
NcD York city IS 80; year.
q. What are the addresses of
Cullen Lands, Helene Chadwick.
Blanche Sweet and Dorothy Dalton?
a. Cullen Lnndis aud Helene
| Chddicick. Ldskv studio, Vtac ST.,
Hollvicood, Cal; Dorothy Dalton,
Chatham hotel. NciD York city !:
blanche Siecct. United studios.
Hollvi1ood, Cal
Q. What countries have the most
motor passenger cars7
A. The United states, g.gTs.sff:
Canada, 1895: British Isles, $751;
I'll France. 2oLoi0.
9. What causes earthquakes and
volcanocs7
a. This Is problem not yet set
tied 10 the satisfaction Of the
scientist Tromors OF the Garth may
DC caused bU explosion Of mines,
falling IN Of cares, slipping Of rock
strata, and mdnD other movements
OF the Garth, but these do not ca
plain The great shocks sanstactor.
w. Earthquakes arc linked ioith
! uolcanic dcticitv, but ,ohioh Of the
f,co Is cause aud iotttch effect Is not
knoUH.
.. What Is tho highest peak in
tho philippincs?
A. Mount Apo, Mindanao island.
o.6i0 feet high.
q. How can ono set color in
garments?
. a. Some colors arc set Dp mc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
What Folks
Are Saying

HENRY CABOT LODGE. MAS.
hachuHetfa. ~ am not going 70
furnish material FOR gossip In the
newspaper"
DIR ". \. PtSEl. Chicago. Med
lrlno Tor the masses Will cease 20 -
an independent vocation and wc viii
have medical socialism"
GILBERT X. CHEsTERTON.
English author 1.-THE question o.
religion does not rest on the nuthcn.
tlciiy Of archaeological finds"
NIsN. FATHER COOLEY. Uni.
yersliy Of Detroit. 1t u really pitt.
fui 20 sec home parents plead with
their halfgrown children 90 be good.
They do not maintain the Outline
discipline In the home"
MISS DOROTHY JEWsON,
lhbobr member. British parliament.
Some phases or our social life are
tie very opposite Of civilization
PROF. NICHOLAS MURRAY
BUTLER Columbia university: THE
prosperity Of the American farmer
depends on tho resumption Of the
purchasing power Of Europe"
MRS. J. r. WRIGHT. Colorado
women's clubs Too many women
are engaged IN industry today when
they would much better bo deyoiing
their time % their homes and their
tables"
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What's Idea' -
KNOW YOUR CITY!
my Favorite Spot" by Readers
of The Star

and why
viii he
s.sdt Thsc hea.sss Of beauty
thu ht
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". n. BRIGHAM.

". =. BRIGHAM. Washington
correspondent: The mos; powerful
man IN American politics today ls
Robert ~. Ia Toilette. and he could
no, add 70 his power by going out
and getting licked.
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too. works around here and then
sets out 20 walk nearly four
miles 20 Tho Saw mill-you hee.
uno car in being repaired now.
And then he Wallis houie AZ
night and works until 10.
How 30 make the $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27
SEE DumbeN bud:

- Az " Y 4 W
C y o ! i n a
Judge sa Us
the inrention
of The auto
mobile 10 a $
the country
greatest cal
amity; Which
lets bodied
hair ont, at
least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

Reports this than usual which
Of leaving the swatting largely To BABE Ruth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

@ what Is the total enrolment o,
the Sunday schools VI the world7
4. The last aragable statistics
shoe ;e,se6,5sf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

An anhropolosist reports that the human face bect
which shows what the 65eeni dollar has done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-27

An Eastern song writer has been JAIL but was
for he not the yes-bananz fellow
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-01-25
Poplar Bluff Osteopathic
Sanitarium and Hospital
POPLAR BLUFF. MISSOURI

Drs. Annie \. Smith J. Elliot smith
Cancer external and n.ernol, np-
pendicitis, gallstoncs, rectal utcriuaauI
ovarian diseases treated. Assessed
ovarics drained through womb Ape
pa.rams and schedules of diet for su.-
ccssfm treatment Of appendicitis and
removal of gallstaucs. Other diseases
not successfully treated n regular
practice such as ur,hr.is Icfurmaus
get results here beyond expectation Ig
this new method of CHaopalhir trent
mcut which win hg welcomed uy those
who fear thc surgeons knife and i.a
dangers Besides the hospital iu town
we have q maternity home ou q srIoc.-
ed healthful spot Of ground at city
limits where cxpcctaut mothers viii Io
treated with care, courtesy and kind
ness and have perfect sorlusion. .na
benefit Of good spring water and plenty
Of room for exercise, Babies adopted
out or boarded out if preferred
1913 y. 9th ST. Poplar Hur Mu.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-01-25
Obituary

Again the dark shadows Of sorrow
gathered around the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. Oscar Thompson Of Datto when
once again the angels of Heaven visit
ed their home and carried to the
Heavenly Father one more of their
loving children, Erskin Woodrow. He
was seven years and eight months old,
He was i'll with measles and dyphthe-
ria. Everything that loving hands
could do was done to keep him with
us but all we could do was in vain.
He was called to rest with his little
baby brother, Floyd Newell, at three
p. IN. on Wednesday, January 0.
May the Lord bless the bereaved
ones and heal their wounded, broken
hearts. The parents Of those two darl-
ing boys are good Christian people and
trust in the Lord to help them and
comfort them in their sad hour of sOr-
row. 1t was hard to give up their
babies in this world but it will be
sweet when we meet. Oh, 1t will he
glory bye and bye. So they bow their
heads in humble submission to the will
of their Heavenly Father, for He doeth
all things well.
Little Erskin Woodrow was laid to
rest in the johnson cemetery beside
his little brother who fell asleep in
the arms of Jesus just a short time
ago. \ Bereayed one.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-01-25
More "reminiscences

Jas. y. Lewis Of Tulsa, Okla, an
old acquaintance of J. w. Atkinson,
who had his "reminiscences in this
paper a few weeks ago, has few
of his own about POcahOn-
tas in the old days, He says:
Il knew all those people Mr.. Atkin-
son mentioned. Then there was only
two brick buildings there. One was
B. +. Biggcrs hotel and the other was
a small brick used for a court house
and Pat Mondy run IA saloon in it,
Mr.. Bigger bought the hotel from Eli
Haevcner. Dave Black was sheriff
when Brainard and Turpin were hung
and | remember the old man who ped
died out milk. Mr.. Miller had a flour
mill just below the Bigger hotel and
when any person wanted across Black
river they had to go over in a ferry
boat. / sold Mr.. Irby feed when he
had the livery barn. l have eaten at
Mrs. Nancy Jones hotel. l remem-
ber the fall of 1876 when Hays and
Tilden were the nominees for presi-
dent. / never did see Gov. Drew, but
knew Joe Drew away back in those
days. People in POcahOntas would say
that if they only had a railroad what
great things they would do but now
that they have Il railroad they haven't
done so much. I'd like to read some
thing from some more Of the old fel-
lows. / will be 10 next August
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-01-25

----- LIZ ---- M----L

.. .. .m I.s. wo.s.1
r Timer gfHmI~r.Io-
... ... from Friday until
.... ..... .. -. .s nuumolaa
.. a. w.m maa arc reported To-
.. ... ....ue.
Nu .U lu. rrd uayur. visited
Mr .I uu. aa Clarke sunday
-uN. Spikes visited brr mrhcr, Lum
smN.- m-. wu.s end.
la mH Mrs. Euu Massey visited
Dis I-u. Mrs. Arthur Tyler. saur-
aag u.am and Sunday.
Jess BROWN and SON had business at
Walnut Ridge Saturday.
Thwo is % lot Of moving taking
place around here lately.
Misses Esther. and Alma Spikes
visited their sister Mrs. Myro Presley,
ot Shannon last Tuesday night.
Andy Tyln's folks killed hogs last
Monday
our school Is progressing nicely with
Mrs bly, and Mrs Haynes as teachers.
We hayc @ good attendance and more
are coming in all ,hc time.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-01-25
Warning Order

In the Chancery Court of Randolph
County, Ark.
J. l.. Pratt, Plaintiff
VS.
Victor =. Maynard and
Rubye Love Maynard. Defendants.
The Defendants, Victor p. Maynard
and Rubye Love Maynard are hereby
warned TO appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, J. l.. Pratt.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court this 9th day of January,
1924. Ben +. Mays, Clerk
Pope & Bowers,
Solicitors for Plaintiff. % At.