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International., 1925-07-06
Sc FRUSTA UN MATRIMONIO
.PORQUE NO HABIA ESTADO
rDIVORCIADA Ell TEMPO
cOUE MARCA LA LEY

.'.NOs queremOS caSar, MS Quere-
mos casar" gritaba un hombre de
Tucson, al pasar por la Garita
Americana en- la Avenida Grand ell
Jueves en- La tarde. Ell hombre
acompanado por una hermosa y jo-
iba acompanado por una hermosa
joven mujer.
"He cambiado mi licencia por-
que no quiere que nos alcancen"
agrego precipitadamente. "Donde
podremos obtener una licencia en-
.Nogales, Sonora?"
Despues de recoger los datos que
,deseaban la muchacha echo a per-
der sus planes al declarar las au-
:toridades de Nogales, Sonora que
no tiene aun 800 .dias de haberse
tdivoreiado, por 10 cual la pareja
yiendo que no podian obtener la
Iicencia deseada prosiguieron a
Magdalena donde esperan casarse.
Sc cree que en- Magdalena no diran
NADIA de 10 del divortco.
Las leyes de Mexico, como Sc
,sabe, prohiben una mujer a que
.se case antes de 800 dias despues
de la separation.
Por 10 que el hombre de Tucson
lie .dijo al Guardia Americana par
.ece que amigos de Ia paraje los 81
.gaen, y que va habian obtenido
una licencia en- un pueblo 8e Ari-
zOna,
International., 1925-07-06
EXPLOSION DE TANQUES DE
ARE COMPRIMIDO

Los tanques de are comprimido
de Ia Shelby Service Station hi
.cieron explosion aver las de
la manana como resultado de una
descompostura de un switch auto
maatico. LIE explosion cause al
gunos danos materiales, destruyen-
do ell techo del lado oeste de la
estaci6n dc gasolina y quebrando
unas vidrieras en- unas casas EN- la
cera opuesta. Alex Kalmanso,
guardian nocturno despert6 ere.
yendo que los temblores que ocu-
rieron en- Santa Barbara Sc re-
petian aqui
International., 1925-07-06
Gales deC|ara que asumira aCtitude Gner
gica en- case de que Sc I|eave a Cabo
Ia huega de FerrOCarrI|eroS anunCiada

Las Sucursales de Bancos ex-
tranjeros restringieron operacion-
es de prestamos de descuentos por
causa del cumplimiento del recien-
te decreto que obliga a completar
las reservas de orc que grantee Ell
pago de depositos a la vista del
p1blico.
Ell Sabado antepasado fueron re-
cibidos en- ell Palacio Naconal los
excursionistas alemanes. Sc cam
biaron discursos cordiales entire ell
Presidente de la Republica y el
Jefe de la excursion. haciendose
alusion de las relaciones amistosas
que siempre Sc han mantenido en-
ire ambos paises.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc PROPONE CONSTRUIR UN
F. C. AL POPOCATEPETL

MEXICO D. f. Julio 2.-Repre~
sentantes de una Con7pania Inglesa
presentaron al Ministyo de Comuni-
caciones proyecto para convertir
ell volcan Popocatpetl en- un lugar
de turismo en- case de aprobarse
sus planes. Tan lucgo como este
succeda iniciaran obras de la con-
strucci6n de un F. c. y despues Sc
construiran hoteles modernos.
International., 1925-07-06

Oliver White conocido jugador
de baseball Y football durante ell
tempo que estuyo en- Nogales High
School sali6 ell Microbes pasado
para Los Angeles donde Sc propone
trabajar hasta que Sc abra ell curse
de invierno de la Universidad de
Southern California donde ingre-
sara.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc PROPONE ENSANCHAR LA
ICLESIA CATOLICA

En- la junta que celebraron los:
Caballeros de Colon ell Microbes;
pasado, Sc propuso ell ensanchami-
ento de la Iglesia Catolica en- No
gales, Arizona. La mejora en-
question es de construir otra nave
para aumentar la capacidad de la
Iglesia que ahora es de 800 per-
sonas, 400,
International., 1925-07-06
VOLVIO DE LA NINA

Writ G. Bowman y w. ]. Nit
chell han regresado de Ia nina Pla-
cerita en- Sonora, propiedad de
Bowman. La nina esta situada a
80 millas al oest de Hermosillo.
Trajeron consigo los mencionados
senores unas muestras de plomo y
plata. Cuatro trucks sc estan EN-
pleando para llevar ell metal Her,
mosillo. En- la actualidad 20 hom-
bre estan trabajando en- la nina.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc VERIFECARA EN- MEXICO
UN CONGRESO INTERNATION4-
AL FEMINlSTA

MEXICO D. F. Julio2.~-Ya CO.
menzaron a llegar delegados para
el Congreso international Feminl-
sta que Sc celebrara en- esta pr6xi-
Ynamente. FL Congreso de refer
encia sera presidido por la escrlto-
ra espaiiola Carmen de BurgOs.
International., 1925-07-06
Ell CLUB SOCIAL DE NOGALES
DARA UN GRAN BALE EN- Eel
COSMOPOLITAN

Ell Club Social de Nogales, soci-
edad tornado por jovenes de am
bos lados, dara su baile mensual ell
Domingo IL de Julio en- los Salon
es del Cosmopolitan. Ell bale de
referencia sera muy lucido, tanto
International., 1925-07-06

por la buena fama de que gozan
los jovenes como por la magnifica
IOrquesta de Jazz que tocara EN- es-
ia OCCASION. Ell bale sera de estric-
ia invitaci6n y Sc fijara la quota
de I'm Dollar de entrada para ca
balleros.
International., 1925-07-06
L PRESlDENTE GALES EN-
VIAJE DE RECREO

Ell LINES pasado las 20 hOras
salio ell Presidente de la Republica,
rumbo a Durango con objeto de
pasar unas cortas vacsciones.
International., 1925-07-06
PERSONALES

Las Sritas. Hortense y Azalea
Brena salieron ell Sabado pasado
con rumbo Los Angeles en- don
de ingresaran a una escuela tan
pronto como empieze ell curse es-
collar.
International., 1925-07-06

Entire los asistentes al Encuen-
tro De Box en- la Plaza de Toros
de Nogales, Sonora anotamos al
Sr. Don Alejo Bay, Gobernador
del Estate, al Sr. Don Rodolfo
Elias Gales y al Ex-Gobernador
LMontoya.
International., 1925-07-06

Los Sres. Owen Walker Y R. R.
Brena fueron unos de los tantos
que atendieron al juego entire
Nogales y Mesa aver.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
Little Rock Letter


I.itt!c Rock. July 13-Now that the
Saoreme Court OF ArNansds has de
essrcu Amendment 10 II invalid
relreuga slight legislative irregular
N. the popular den aud Tor an amend
paUr 20 restrict local legislation may
De expected to increase. There has
he,o an agitation for years against
fhe. system of special and local legisa-
9iosA. which has grown to be burden
sonar. not only in Arkansas, but in the
d1nxreSs of the United States ana
esDcy state Legislature. The country
q overwhelmed with an excess OF
Rvs Statutes and constitutions are
as.coming more and more agencies OF
wutibiton, instead Of documents OF
Nunission, of which the Constitution
oa the United States is the most glor'
mus example
Tnere is growing demand among
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

its exhibit, and ii is proposed to make
this one of the most attractive features
Of the Fair.
The premiums to be paid have been
increased from $4,000 to about $780,
600, each department receiving the
benefit of the increase The premium
list, which is the largest and the most
comprehensive ever gotten out by an
Arkansas Fair. is being distributed this
week. The issue of the catalogue has
been, increased from 5000 to 10000
and every person who may be interest
ed in any department of the Fair is
urged TO write the Association for a
copy.
More counties are expected to ex-
hibit this year than last and there is
already heavier advance demand by
exhibitors for space. Arrangements
are being made for number of very
attractive and thoroughly up-to-date
amusement attractions and devices.
All i'm all the Fair promises to be the
biggest and best ever given in the State
of Arkansas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

the people, expressed Individually and
through organizations, that rcstric-
tions must be placed upon the deluge
of law and that the law-malins fever
be curbed. Whether this shall he done
by the submission of a new constitu-
tion or amendment to the old is not so
pertinent as that it shall be done. The
difficulty of patching up the old docu-
ment is becoming greater continually,
in fact 1t has become almost an impos-
sibility. Many amendments, which
clearly were an expression of the pOpu-
lar will, have been defeated or set
aside for variOus reasons Even after
amendments are adopted, it frequently
requires series of decisions by the
supreme Court to determine just what
they mean. New phases and fresh
angles are being revealed, for instance,
in the Bond Amendment, known as
No. H. and its possible contingencies
are not yet exhausted.
It has been suggested that the anti
local legislation provision, incorpor-
ated in the proposed Constitution of
1918, which was defeated by the peo-
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

1t is conceivable that man may do
things that will make him more pOpu-
lar than being Governor of the State.
The friends of Earl w. Hodges believe
that he has realized. in his career. the
truth of this statement Those who
attended the Annual meeting of the
lions International, at Cedar Point,
o., recently. declare that he was the
most popular man in the Convention.
When it came to the election of three
International Directors, six nomina-
tions were made, including college
presidents. attorneys and commercial
leaders from all parts of the country,
and men who had been identified with
Lionism for years. But Earl led the
| bunch. receiving more than 100 votes
above the next highest man. II is
freely predicted that he will be elected
President next year Mr.. Hodges has
been prominent in Arkansas affairs
for many years. He began his career
us country newspaper publisher in
Pocahontas. lie was Corresponding
Secretary of the Arkansas Press Asso-
citation from 1907 to 1916, He was
then elected Secretary of State. serv-
ing from 1911 to 1917. Then he ran
for Governor and was defeated by
Chas. ii. Brough. During the War
he directed a campaign on the Pacific
Coast that raised millions of dollars.
He is now director Of Publicity for the
Arkansas Public Utilities Association,
at handsome salary-and whatever
1t may he, he earns every cent Of it.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
A TONIC

Groves TasteIess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enrichine the Blood. When you feel its
Strengthening. invieoratine effect. see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is Simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. so
pleasant even children like it. Ihe blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich il. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening. invisor-
atinS Effect. 6oc,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
KARNAK HAS NO EQUAL
STATES MEMPHIS MAN

l was in misery. l had pains all
through my stomach that would
often almost double me up, and l
felt good-for-nothing generally.
"a few weeks age was reading
in the Atlanta papers about this
remarkable medicine, Karnak, so l
sent and got a bottle. Well, it gave
me relief from the very start, and
by the time l had finished the first
bottle l was a well man.
"Now, l eat anything / want
without any distress. My appetite
is fine, l feel like brand new man
all over, and look it, too. Why, it's
the most amazing thing ever saw.
This Karnak hasn't an equal, and
feel like l owe it to everybody to
tell what it did for me-"
Karnak is sold in POcahOntas
clusively by X. ID. Lucas; and by
leading druggists in every town.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

Located at Fayetteville the heart of the Mountains
enc beautiful delightful and heahfu regions be
United States The University standard fouryear
institution approved the North Central Association
Ige Secondary by the Association American
Universities.
University four colleges namely agriculture,
engineering liberal arts and education or teacher training There
which
admission. The
conforms every Association Of
American raw the American Association
Medical Little Rock requires college
for admission four 1t is rated Glass
"a institution by the American Medical Association.
The enrolment students in the regular session Fayetteville
mis- wear was students every county
trkansas twoan from eighteen
Expenses University of Arkansas probably lower than
IN anv other the United offering equal
ages furnished at in the dormitories Tuition
eee except in law medicine residents of Arkansas
me value buildings grounds and equipment
versiy $100O0O0O0 Within the coming $780,
10000 additional expended the erection buildings
Many students work considerable part of their
nenses fund available low of interest
Tho next session begns Sept catalogues bulletins
and full information, write the Registrar
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
r. B. GrissOn Gets Relief
From His Very First
Bottle OF The Sensa-
tiOnal New Medicine.

Karnak, the sensational new med
icine recently put on sale here, has
simply taken the town by storm.
Almost without exception those
who have taken it report the most
astonishing results.
R. B. Grisson, popular Memphis
business man, residing at 203 Lin
den St., whose word is considered
as good as his bond, says:
"Knowing what l know about
Karnak, l would be willing to send
to Alaska for it if necessary.
"For a long time had been suf-
fering with my stomach. My food
would sour and bloat me up until
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

The Fifth Annual Arkansas State
Fair will be held October 1917 on the
Fair Associations own grounds west
of the State Hospital for Nervous Dis
eases. This will be the second year
the Fair has been held on this loca-
tion and the visitors will find as great
an improvement on the grounds and
equipment over last year as there was
an Improvement over the old site on
Deaf-Mute Hill.
The Fair win be held on tract of
215 acres. 1t represents total in
vestment of more than S1,0O0,O00,
made possible by the liberal contribu-
tions of the people of Little Rock and
other sections of the state and the
cooperation of the city administration.
The 1925 Fair will be fully One-third
larger than that of 1924.
BY the time the Fair opens in Octo-
ber there will have been expended this
year, 100000 in the installment of
new recreation features. These in
clude the most up-to-date roller coast
or. an old mill. kiddie car ride, n
merry-go-round and screened refresh
ment paviliOns. These and other fea-
lures are being conducted during the
summer months as an amusement
park, known as Fairyland. 1t is liber-
ally patronized by the people and IT is
proposed TO add continually to the at.
fractions that il may be made the most
popular summer park in the state.
Plans are being made for the cree
tion of boys and girls club building
TO cost about $4,000 and to be paid by
the money raised by the boys and girls
one of the most noticeable improve
ments il the landscaping. which has
transformed the grounds from virgin
woodland to attractive parks, drive
ways and lawns.
A number of new departments art
being added i'm agriculture, horticul
ture and women's work. especially. =
new hygienic feature has been added
to the health department, known al
Filter Families, which has the same re
lation toward adults that the BABY
clinics has toward infants.
The ZOO, which was started laSt yea
with pair Of Yellowstone buitaioe'
and has since been augmented py
number of smaller animals. VIII D'
under the management of me Sta''
Fish and Game Commission as parl OF
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

pie, might well be submitted as an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of 1874.
This provision reads as follows:
"No special or local law shall be
passed by the General Assembly chang
ing the venue in criminal cases
changing the names Of persons; adopt
ing or legitimatizing children; grant
ing divorce; vacating, opening or
changing roads, streets or alleys, ex-
cept on State property; creating inn
provement; school fencing, taxation or
draining districts; changing the prac-
tice In any of the courts of the State;
providing for the protection of game
or fish; granting pensions; giving eff
feet to invalid deeds, will or other
instruments; regulating the per diem
of jurors or witnesses regulating
fencing or the running at large Of
stock; declaring what is or shall be a
lawful fence; altering or changing the
liquor laws; regulating the running
of trains providing for the location
or erection or depots; remitting fines
or penalties; refunding money legally
paid into the State treasury; regulat-
ing the fees of officers; restoring to
citizenship persons convicted of in
famous crimes; or regulating pool or
billiard tables but special or local laws
may be passed pertaining to any exist
ing levee or other Improvement dis
trict or whatsoever nature heretofore
created by local or special laws, and
further special or local laws may be
passed to create levee or bridge dis
tricts.
''No special or local act creating any
levee or bridge district shall become
effective unless same shall be approx
ed by majority in value, acreage or
number of persons affected as shall be
provided by law. Provided, the Gen
eral Assembly may repeal any local
legislation heretofore enacted by the
General Assembly under the same re-
quirements that local laws may be en-
acted"
There can be no doubt that the peo-
pie in favor of prohibiting the en-
actment of local legislation by the
General Assembly. They expressed
themselves in unmistakable terms when
they voted on Amendment No. II. A
special Supreme Court decided that the
content of the Amendment and the
vote upon it were i'm all respects valid.
Now comes the Supreme Court with
ruling that the amendment was not
properly submitted, and the will of
the people has, therefore, been thwart-
ed by the carelessness of some clerk in
tn Senate, who failed to make proper
record of the passage of the resOlu-
tion, proposing the amendment.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
HOW'S THISa

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE win
do what we claim for it-rid your system
OF Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists OF an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation, and
the Internal Medicine. a Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor
NAL conditions.
sold by druggists for over 20 Years.
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
HabituaI Constipation Cured
in IA to ll Days

"LAX-FoS WITH PEPSIN"'is a specially,
preparedSyrup Tonic-Laxative for Haoltua,
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly ana
should be taken regularly for IA TO Il Gays
to induce regular action. 1t ltStimulateS anu no
Regulates. Very Pleasant to TAKE QUO
per bottle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

Miners in the Thai National Forest,
working a gold mine 1900 feet below
the lava cap Of the Sierra peaks, came
across an old flood deposit in which
were the tangled logs Of group of
sequoias in a perfect state of preserya-
tiOn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

Laws are like currency, the more
one has, the less the value.-Chas' D.
Thwing.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16

If it hurts you to spend money, yO,
can't go very far in business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
Colds Cause Grip and influenza

LAXATIVE BRoM0 oUININE Tablets remove
tha cause There is only one "Bromo ouinSne-
E w. GROVES signature On box Soc
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-16
EXCHANGE?

80 acres part improved clear for
new Ford. Other bargains. f. j.
Baltz.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
MUSS0L|NrS HEIR
RATEDSTRONGM MAN
Federazzoni's Task, in Illness
of Premier, viii Be to Con-
troll Extremists.
BY HIRAM X. MoDERwELL.

By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily NeUI
I'm an exclusive uncensored dts
patch Tuesday Mr.. ModertDeU told
hoto Premier MmssoHnps illness had
taken such a serious turn th1t he had
been compelled practically to relin-
Q1tisfi his office to his friend, St0fto1-
Federdssori. minister of the interior
in his cabinet. In this dispGtch he
tells more about the man toho he says
Is destined to become prime minister
Of Ttdlp)
ROME, March (by mail to Paris,
March D.--The news that Premier
Mussolini Is more seriously i'll than Is
generally believed will be carefully
broken to the people. Signor Federaz-
zoni. who temporarily assumes the
premiership and who seems destined
to take the reins permanently. was
one of the leaders of the Nationalist
party which now has been fused with
the Fascist.
He has been minister OF the interior
since the Matteotti murder and has
succeeded in keeping Italy orderly
against great difficulties. He is credit
ed with political common sense, a
clear. level head. firm will and great
administrative ability.
Strong Man of Cabinet.
Since the Matteotti affair. Federaz-
Zoni, has been the chief strength of
the Mussolini cabinet, standing for
peace and normaliZation against the
extreme Fascist who publicly threat
ened to massacre their opponents.
But with Mussolinfs personality with
drawn, Federazzoni would soon come
to grips with the Fascist wild men,"
who are headed by one of their most
violent leaders. Farinacci, who re-
Gently was named political secretary
OF the Fascist party.
He is idolized by the Fascist hot
heads, to whom he promised com
plete realization of the revolution"
In other words, state Jobs for all
Fascist and permanent suppression
of the opposition PRESS and the right
of assemblage.
Test of Power Possible.
It appears to some observers in
evitable that the rivalry between
these two must result in a fight to
the bitter end between the two prin-
ciples which they acknowledgement
ment by violence and government by
law
Nearly the entire nation would sup
port Federazzoni If he would fight
vigorously for his principles. The sit
Evening star., 1925-03-05
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 5 (Spe-
ciaD.-That the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau Supply Co. means much
TO those members who avail them
selves of it's cooperative buying of
such farm necessities as fertilizers.
lime, binder twine, seeds, etc, was
shown by the report of the secretary
treasurer submitted at the annual
meeting OF the organization here
yesterday afternoon.
According to the report, the pur-
chases of the company during the
wear just closed aggregated S1O5O0O
and represented a saving to those who
participated Of approximately IS per
cent. 1t was also shown by the re-
port that cooperative selling of farm
products by the company had been
tried during the year with satisfac-
Tory results.
Josiah w. Jones. president of the
Farm Bureau and vice president of
the supply company, said purchasing
could easily be doubled or even
, tripled and saw no reason why the
cooperative selling should not be
gradually increased. The meeting was
conducted by the president, G. Rust
Candy, who spoke briefly. Messrs
Jones and Candy were elected direc-
tors to succeed themselves, the hold
over directors being Chester Clagett
Walter NJ. Magruder and Lawrence A.
Darby. The directors will meet next
week to elect officers
In the person of Rev. P. ]. Murdoch.
formerly pastor of a church near
Roanoke Va, the Rockville Presby-
terian Church has a regular pastor
for the first time since the resigna-
ton of Rev. John r. Henderson sew
eral years ago. He has been in charge
only a short while, but increased
congregations and other signs of new
life are already said to be manifest
The new pastor is about 25 years old
and unmarried.
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Roy Bodmer of Poolesville a
constable for the county and have
aLso designated him as member Of
the county police force.
Silver Spring Couple WEEDS.
Rev. p. ]. Murdoch, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, officiated at the
marriage here of Ralph L. Summers
and Miss Mary j. Orison, both of Sill
yer Spring, this county. the home of
the minister being the scene of the
ceremony.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of George w. Carter,
"a, of Washington, and Miss Ella
Merickson, %, of Fairmont, Nd
At the request of the Citizens AS
sociation of Drummond, this county,
the county commissioners have or
dered a special front-foot tax on
property abutting on Drummond
avenue, Drummond- and the same
will be a part Of yhe levy fer rhs
year which began July 1, 1924 The
tax is for street Improvements and Is