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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4i45 i You wish the best IL results t and price
Jusths Old Stand. SIS b, D. "''' con y ODlp'''
DIAMONDS. jewelry and old gold for cash ,
70 rs delays Allyn NH Hoa 4 DIAMOND oF2kes q Ss
DICTAPHOSE. first class high powered:
mast be reasonably priced and in. first-class
FEATHER BEDS and furniture; best prices
paid Square Deal Furniture Co. 50I Eve
ST. NV. Phone Main $500
FURNITURE OF most every description
%anted within next two weeks. Call West
FuRN1TURE-wiH purchase some used fur
Phone Franklin 53a4 Is.
ECRSITURE and household good; wanted
You Will feel satisfied with prices pay.
Weisenberg. +05 10th st, NV. Franklin $500,
any Quantity. Phone LInc. 1901
FCRNITURE and household Effects stocks
anict results call d Notes. NJ 3006
hCRNIIl RE and h9nsehoid sOods-For best
feIets ere Go eal f2T MF II Harry furT p Easss fuT
FTRNITURE. And HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF
l Ha7TeI HAtnI E9r hshe7t csh a Pr5e5s call J.
FURNITURE OF all kinds. suites or odd
psces. . wanted Immediately. Phone during
FLRNITU RE-1t YOU have any furniture or
best results send for Louis Notes 3l4 Sth
st NV. Phone Franklin 20l5.
FI;RSIIURE Fl; ;iss @ o of all kinds wanted best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 400 La.
ave NV. or phone Franklin lo:51.
COLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
I.welry needed in our manufacturing dept.
r uil cash kaluc paid. sehnger's. sIS ST..
ICE BOX and fixtures for meat market I4sl
Harvard NV. Col. 1Ols.
OLD GoLD-Bring in your old gold. silver
platinum. diamonds: also discarded Jcwelry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept
MI! pay highest prices. a. Kahn. Inc, 935
T ST.
OLD GOLD. silver. diamonds. iewelry; fine.
peautlful pieces especially. A. +. Arnold,
1913 q st. NV. Main sl1i
PIANO: must be bargain for cash. Frank
PIANO: must be bargain for cash Ad-
dress Box 10s-T. Star Office.
POSTAGE STAMP COLLECTIONS United
states and foreign. Address Box 443-T star
SAFES. 30. small secondhand: must be in
good condition and cheap for cash c.. G.
Hamner. 1916 L II. NV is
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES of every
Description bought and sold. Gall Bsitimore
FI&t1re Co 6lo Louisiana ave. Main sos.
WANT TO Buy set curtains for Hupulo bile
touring. - model. Address Box i15-T. Star
Office. il.
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HELP-FENiALE (Cort'd.

MODELS-Thoroughly expe-
rlenced, 1918 years, for fashion
show. Palais ROYAL, Inc.
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A PRDNEN BUSINESS. Inu.t cvnaud- "a
ssAldI investment with us can make vo1l in
! oepeAIeht Address Box 402-T. Star one
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SALES MANAGER,
HILL & TIBBITTS,
Main 0o7O.

Main oo7O.
PRESSER-First class, thor
oughly experienced. Mems
clothing. Hoffman machine
Apply at once. The Fashion
Shop, 9th and +.
YOUNG MAN, "a to IS, who
has made good in selling posi-
ton, but feels he has reached
limit of advancement. Our prop
osition presents unlimited op-
portunities for real man. Dur
ing time of learning reasonable
salary will be paid. Write Civ
ing full particulars as to age,
education, experience, married
or single; present employment
and salary. 1t will do no good
to call personally until letter has
been received and appointment
made. Give telephone number
THE NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER CO.,
816 18th Street NV.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE (Cont'd).

SsTENoGRAPHER. s years experience. com
petent ana reliable. wants steady employ
nenl Address BOX 4sgT. Star Office
-+NDGRAPHER. four years experience. de-
Srts position IN patent attorneys Office. Ad-
dress Box 4l7-T. Star office. 49,
IfPIST-CLERK. lady. references to char
aSter ana capabillty desires position. prefer
aoIy with chances for advancement. Phone
franklin 800. 1928 Eye ST. NV
iOt Nc LADY wishes position As dentists
or doctors assistant. Phone Frank. 1856.
YOUNG LADY wishes stenographic or typing
Office. I1s
YOUNG LADY wishes few hours work
Hishts. typng stcnographic. clerical. p. Il.
x. Col. S454.
fOI Nc LADY with two years hospital
training desires position i'll physician Office
or private Nursing. refe'o furnished If
Desired Address Box 4ee r Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN desJl-E part-time work:
previous experience il seleS teaching and
clerical lines Address BrI I66-T. star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN seeks employment; clerical
Office. IL
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CoNFECT. CIGARS. SODA FOTNT.
located "006 18th -. n doing GOOD
business. best class trade: low rent lease
account disagreement partners must b, saCrI.
rced cost - 800 TO equip: asking So 500.
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- - - BLING EACATED-Onc of tho best
~ EVods and notion stores IN tho n . ser
ION ION OF The city for sale or rent: INV heat
Electricity and gas. Phone Adams J2OG IL.
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SMaLL BAKERY. good uelchborhood. IoN,
ntii.oo reasonable Address Box 244-T star
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GASOLINE STATION % tanks, store and
SS1pck: Snpck:: new new Ford truck financial neress.tv
Iotcfs ne 10 sell for S3.315. payable 81 OOu
cash. balance 500 per month lease 0r
n DropSsfty; I'VE Years; low rer tai. located near
u IL y me on Washington Baltimore hlvG
n ~, and owner viii call. Address Box 4Ii-
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1tyRoCERf. MEATS-Hayc other bDsire..
IIde l5e reason Tor selling Lincoln :lGo.t1 Nh,
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fWANTED-SALFSMEN

SALESMEN by established Washington tai
loring firm to solicit orders of individual
made-to measure clothes at $50 no more
no less: liberal commission. Ny Tailor. 9ll
81. NV
SAIFsNFN I3j. must be high standing
stock men: only those with best OF records: !:
for industrial corporation. Address BOX
3g3-T star office. -
NEW YORK CONCERN has openings for two
clean-cut young men; experience uhneces
gary: chance OF advancement; salary 10
start and bonus for results. Apply to H W;
Rahtien Bond Bldg. between 9:3O and
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J5aII,E- " -hohdeFfui location. atrraet.re larE.
rnL..e room very even patronage priced
IIiEht. Tor cash only. Address Box d.S-T
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary 10 be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission 10 Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis.
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EMPIOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,
HELP supplied free-Main 1866 Cooks. chefs
.bus boys, general houseworkers. dishwashers,
kitchen helpers. Johnsons. 1921 9th NV.
19s
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED part-time work
ers. maids. cooks. laundresses. couples and
others furnished Phone Potomac 1912. .
GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. schoolboys,
for evening work. n. 9s39. 4o2 NV ITs
HELP FREE. North 1884: 800 cooks dish
washers houseworkers. truck drivers jani-
tors. a Mattresses While Cross. 1929 wee NV.
IT,
FXCELLENT HELP for all purposes at
short notice: cooks. walters. dfshwashers
etc. Woodland Agency. 1886 You St NV.
North 10464. mh12s
BUSINESS AND OFFICE POsITIoNs-Free
rer1stration Washington Employment Ex-
change: operated for the public BY the Wash
ington School, fer Seeretaries Main 24so.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Room al3. Transportation Bldg.. 18th and H.
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SAI LMEN NTED

A real estate firm of over 35 years sue
ccssful operation now live money making
organization needs two good real estate
statesmen. Excellent opportunity for anbl-
tIous and energetic men of good address
Replies held confidential. Address Box lot.
,Hs
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continued tomorrow
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AUTO PAINTING-SPEC1AL on F0RDS
service. Open SUNDAY. AIS AUTO RE-
PAIR & PAINT SHOP. 443 l. It. u. W IL.
BEDDING. MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno: best prices and prompt DEL
Wash. Mattress Co. 6l1 81. NV. NJ. 66.S
bEDDINti-BeX Springs repaired: mattresses
rennv ated So: work guaranteed. Columbia
Bedding Co. 6l6 + g. n.W. Nam Dos. y,
BON SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and piliowe-
Get ready for Spring. Let US renovate yours.
Right prices and prompt service assured.
EAGLE BEDDING CO. 11@3 9TH 81. NV.
Phone VI. 1922
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S215-Roon,jnV house IL roorrs. 80, CO.
S325-Rooming house : ronpls. rent reIit' Si1,'
S55O-Roomine house Ia rnnr3s. -on.,' S1U'
S15O-RoominC house 1S ron,Is -a,t Z a., ~,
Ss50-Rooming house q rooms. rcrf -.
located on Mass. ave IA W h: a ha|-
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1l05 Vermont Ave Main 1oc6n
,tNJSUAL CAFETERIA Buy

m health compells sale Of ms reat
money maker: near 18th and doing $3.50
per Wees rent So per month which in
,IIuIes owner apt: only serve luncheon and
Gunner closed sunday: wonderful oD,9or-
tunity for $3.50. Mr.. Grove iii Invest
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IoOD OPENING for tailor shop in George
Town. BRICK house near 3Uth and = 81 n w
seven rooms modern heating plant. eleotrir
ity. For sale at IS 800 81 300 cash c.
lor Mr.. Scarrow Main OIL
BUSINESS WOMAN d,.sIrs. .iI,r, 5--.,
VINO can invest $500 III paying cor nsnrVatIy,.
enterprise. Address Box foot. star off.,.
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LAMPSHADES recovered 60c and up: all
prices guaranteed to he cheapest In city:
all work must be satisfactory TO you. 1906
o 6 U Erarlk 4SRA lRe
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FOR SALE-One Marion 0sgood No. lS
steam shovel: reasonable terms TO reliable
purchaser: One pony saddle. harness and
wagon: three Troy trdilers. capacity = l..
cubic yards each: one large tractor. Fulton
r. Gordon. Continental Trust Bldg. Nam
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BUSINESS OPPORTINITIEs.

GOOD OPENING for tailor shop in George
town. Brick house near 3Uth and y ST. n W
ty For sale at $500 81 ,pG p'ant. r,s eieer.T
tor Mr.. scarrow. MAN 9lll
BLSINESS WOMAN desires silent na-tner
Who who can invest $500 III paying conserTatly,.
enterprise. Address Box foot. star ofYiu.
G,aSoLISE s,aSt IN! STATION @ tanks store and
dorces Ine 10 sell for $3.50. payable 81 900
T,Ite,, Gaeh; balance 500 per month lea - on
D G. line on Washington -Ba !tim6re hITG
r e,aa $Na t,,j owner VIII call Address Box 43i
list BEING yACATED-Onc of tho b..,
10 TVoas q and notion stores IN the ne SEE
ste;lIIeIty and gas Phone Adams 1902. IS.
ddiAaFFE-Wonderful diaF,E- location attractive Iars.
rinhn,s nh,,s room very even patronage. priced
st.r sgiEnt, or, ior cash only. Address Box d@s-T
HmALL rsT,i BAKERY. good nerhborhood: lo,y
nftice reasonable. Address Box 244-T star
a PROVEN BUSINESS must e-n,,,g- -.
7In s7nIan investment with us can make Won in
dependent. Address Box 4o2-T. Star one
GROCERY, MEATS-Havc other bi3sjres.
5gsseo.T5 ne reason Tor selling Lincoln :!G2.. Man.
SMALL PRINTING PLANT f.sf-v-orr,,,.
suburb; good business sell acroSinf ~
heaIth. Reply address Box 4O5 r star office
SCCCEsSFTL ROONINC, yFXTT-RT-- r5o,,,
nio.dta;hne; no dahe; private residence: low rent yerv
slose-!h 1urniture. Ruud water Heafa-
= SStrGehS ar n. and awnings. Address Box j 8t;-T
LAuNDRY-s2oo cseh. $500 n sr.r
nhohtnly payments; fully equipped er1Diavs
1ff;cpp peFsohs now. Address Box 4I6-I Star
IS
FOR SAI-E-Ou account uf dsath an. no..
ny stand, No. ~ RtgE- Market IGr mir
nation h dppiI AZ Stand No. so 10.
FOR SALE at q great sagIitirr l,.-.,--.. ,g
!iIht>>. thE pTohtable uu-InesS az a s.a-4,-,,
.hiu TooniinE house. together with nc F-'-,'5
tIi.g con iItdlned IN 10 rooms. Can f. ob+sTred
Win "ith a small cash payment and tho balau,"
VI -9al t-lIlsll Iet2ls Phone Fr. Ss75
WILL furnish cars and capitaI to -eltat1-
nIeH ~ "a 70 ouy country produce. Cali FranIIirl
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES drITr-5n sIs,i,,,
Loihpetc4y equIpDed. four EaS Df!rrr,ss r,ri,.e
business S335o: will also -clI I,-arc.t -
desired. Address Box 475-T. star orlse
Af,E-L"catec III one Of rlty'- largest Iiyh
sraue, apartment hotels. fully coTjinnnIi .
ssl'I'ht,! CAS- patrons. price 81 / 80 Aa
4Less Box 6s-E. Star Office
CORNER STORE for rent. eXcejIenr Jo--5,f.,.
o91 ~ ~ h.'tu OF business. especially grocery
- Nlh -. Sc.
ANT PARTNER with SOM money 10 Laf,
pLtpaFe model OF drrOp'aDe propeller blade
Na- neen patented and ba-Zalued for PLou.
North l4l ls23 Vernon + nv
NANIED-A well furnished. well locate
LopL!iI- nous VIII nay cash 5000. balaufr
mummy NOM AGdress Boy 495-T. Star Office
TAILOR SHOP for sale. Very reasona1la. II.
ing good business. AUulv 3226 Ga ave 10
FOR sALE-ti:!g II ST NV g-roon1 room
rag ,. h39--e. completely furnished. clcetri,
LAZY itid,1 has $1,000 10 buy good paying pTopo-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ADDING AND LISTING MACHINE. 3l.1
Md. ave. ne. Lincoln 1907. 17'
BOOKS-Books bought and sold all kinds
large or small lots. Bring them in or
phone Franklin 54l6 Pearlman's Book
Shor Ql1 O. n
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FTRNITU URE-Dining and living room
srIife rugs beds household articles: cheap,
leaving city. 2S Seaton pl. NV.
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CLOTHING (men's cast-odj: phone Main
4l45 II you wish the best results and price
IN used clothing: our auto Will call promptly.
Justh 8 Old Stand. $40 D..
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SIENoGRAPHER. q years experience. com
petent ana reliable. wants steady employ
ment. Address BOY 4SI-r Star nficc =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23
FISH AND HOBOES
CITED AS HAZARDS
ExpreSSmen List Dangers OF
Business in Plea for Wage
Increase.


NEW YORK, December 23.-fIo
boes. hold-up men and wet fish We're
cited yesterday as three of many rea
sons presented by $1,000 employees OF
the American Railway Express Co.
in a plea for 2-cents-an-hour wage
increase.
The robbers, trampS and fish, n
board of arbitration was told, all come
under the head of increased hazards
to life.
Terence Gallagher, for the last Is
years in the vehicle service of the
express company, testified that men
working on trucks have practically
no protection against the elements.
Handling wet fish he considered con-
ducive to colds and rheumatism. and
the danger from hold-ups in New York
while handling valuable goods, he
thought, should be taken into consid-
Grafton.
Hoboes are a great danger to mes
Eengers on board express trains, said
C. H Nicholson. general chapman of
the brotherhood for the Midwest dis
trict. Other dangers, he said, were
open platforms between cars and fall
ing of boxes the men are required to
sort between stations.
Three men from different sections
of the country testified that living
costs had risen without commensurate
Increases in wages.
Nicholson said that the express en-
ployes on the Western lines received
less money for the same work than
the men employed by the railroads.
John r. Abbott of Pittsburgh testi-
fed as to hazards to the drivers of
trucks in the district comprising
Pennsylvania, Maryland. Delaware,
New Jersey and West Virginia.
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NO TRACE IS FOUND
OF RUDDERLESS SHIP
Coast Guard Cutter, Believing Crew
in Danger, to Continue Search
for Schooner.
BY the Associated Press.


NORFOLK, Va, December ca
The Coast Guard cutter Manning,
which was dispatched on Monday to a
point about los miles southeast of
Diamond Shoals to aid the schooner
Leader, which was reported by pass
ing ship to be helpless, with rud-
der gone, reported today that no trace
of the schooner could be found at the
location given.
No indication of the schooner's con-
dition was given in the report from
steamship Rowan Park, and Coast
Guard officials said that the task of
locating the rudderless craft is very
difficult, because of the very bad
weather conditions prevailing in that
section.
1t is possible, officials say, that the
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schooner may be steering by hawser
or that she may be running before
the wind. and since little information
was given it is impossible to make
any calculations regarding her posi-
bic whereabouts.
1t is likely, however, that her crew
is in danger, officials say, and predict
that the search is likely to continue
for several days, possibly keeping the
Manning out on Christmas day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23
WILLS DIVIDE HOUSES.
Realtors Face Unique Problem in
Apportioning Rooms.

MARBLEHEAD. Mass, December
% OR.-Realtors here are up against
q problem said to be unique in the
United States.
Several old residents adopted the
custom of bequeathing part of a resi-
dence, or even one room to individual
heirs. Now separate deeds have to
be obtained before the house can be
handled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23
Youth Meets Age at Altar.

STANFORD, Ky, December % up.
Youth met age on equal terms in
the marriage field here yesterday
when Lucian T. Simpson, Is, and
Mary Elizabeth Benge, 10. were mar
ried an hour after l.. NJ. Florence. rs,
took unto wedlock Mrs. Sallie How
ard. a bride of &c. The children
brought the consent of their parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23
RESEMBLES CARUSO.
Daughter Bears Striking Likeness
to Famous Tenor.

NEW YORK, December % R).-
Unusual resemblance to her noted
father. Enrico, was conceded by ship
news reporters who greeted Gloria
Caruso, Z. on her arrival yesterday
from Paris.
Mrs. Caruso (who was Mrs. Ingra-
ham until her recent DIVORCED as
serted there was ''tonal re-
semblance" in the daughters singing
voice, but no test was had at the pier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23
CLOCK GIVES MANY TIMES.
New Timepiece Registers Hour of
Dozen World Capitals.

BERLIN, December % CP.-A new
clock, showing the time in a dozen
world capitals, has been installed in
the Friederichstrasse railway station.
one of the most used of the Berlin
terminals. The clock shows the time
at London, Berlin, Buenos Aires, New
York, San Francisco, Toxic, Sydney
and other chief cities.
The half of the dial showing the
daylight hours is brilliantly illumi-
mated while the other half Is left in
comparative darkness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23

The first submarine used in war
fare, according to the Liberty Maya
zine, was the Nautilus, which was
built by Robert Fulton in 1900, and
was used SUCCESSFULLY by Napoleon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-23

Hain't it bout time fer tn consumer
t quit holdin' out fer his rights?
Theirs no sense in bein' stubborn
Kansas got a dandy United States
senator with long hair an fiowin'
mustache fer only $400.
tCopyrght 1920
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-08
RAvENDEN ROUTE 2

People are getting behind with their
farming on account Of the bad weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown visited
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Smith Sunday
Mrs. d. NJ Bailey is staying a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. ARP
Marriott
Charles McIlroy made a business
trip up to j. Il. Mariotts Sunday.
Miss Bertha James visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Yule James one day last week.
Misses Media and Audrey Sullenger
and Modelle Childress visited Miss
Lessie Marriott Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noal Rickman are the
proud parents of big baby boy.
Sammie Scott and Roosevelt KoOntz
have been making regular trips to Mrs.
Mag Wicker's recently.
Erwin Childress made a business
trip to ID. NJ. Bailey's Sunday.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of our old friend, Mrs. Mary Dixon,
last week.
Lawrence Dubois and Yule James
were Sunday guests at j. II. Mariott's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-08
PROPOSED CONsTTTUTIONAL
AMENDMENT No. Is
Referred to the people by the LeEis.
lnffVo Assembly,

Referred to the people by the LeEis-
lative Assembly.
Purpose of the Amendment Is to 80
amend Article IL, Section OF the
constitution that the legislature may
by law authorize school districts 10
levy. by vote OF the electors tax OF
not exceeding eighteen mills Qnstead
OF rive mllls) on the dollar for main
tenance OF schools, erection and equip
ment OF school buildings and retire.
ment or indebtedness for buildings.
Proposed Amendment No. 1s TO the
Constitution OF Arkansas:
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES. OF THE
STATE OF ARKANSAS;
That the following is hereby propos-
ca as an amendment to the Constitu-
ton OF the State of Arkansas; and, up
on being submitted to the electors Of
tne state for approval or rejection at
the next general election for senators
ana representatives, II Majority of
the electors voting thereon adopt such
amendment. the same shall become a
part Of the Constitution OF the State of
Arkansas, to-wit:
Section /. That Article IA, Section
3, OF the Constitution OF the State Of
lows:
The General Assembly shall pro-
vide by the general laws for the sup
port OF common schools by taxes,
which shall never exceed in any one
year three mills on the dollar on the
taxable property In the State, and by
an annual per capita tax OF one dol
lar. TO be assessed on every male in
habitant OF this State over the age OF
twenty-one years. Provided that the
sfeneral Assembly may, by general
law. authorize school districts to levy
by vote of the qualified electors OF
such districts tax not to exceed
eighteen mills on the dollar In any one
year for the maintenance OF schools,
the erection and equipment OF school
buildings and the retirement OF exist
ing Indebtedness for buildings.
Provided further that no such tax
shall be appropriated for any other
purpose nor to any other district than
that for which II Is levied"
The above resolution was filed in
the office OF the Secretary OF State on
the 2Sth day OF March 1925.
Each elector may vo'e for or against
the above proposed amendment.
Witness my official seal this the
22nd day OF March, 1926.
(SEAL) JIM B. HIGGINR
5ecretary of stoeG
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-08
OLD JACKSON

Harry Kiger of Tampa. Fla, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Kiger, recently.
L. Brown and family spent Sunday
at the home OF John Brown.
Miss Gladys Horseman. who Is at
tending school at Ravenden Springs,
spent the week end with her parents
here
The egg hunt of Jim Reals Sunday
was well attended. Everyone reports
Hester Riney of Pocahontas spent
last Monday night with Miss Pearl
Songer here.
German Brown visited friends OF
HamiI Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. sam Songer is visiting relatives
IN Luxora. Paragould and Blytheville
this week.
Raw Shelton spent the week end
with Frank Counts near Blacks Ferry.
Eugene Songer of Hoxie visited his
cousin. Roy Songer, here saturday
night and Sunday.
Several from here attended Sunday
school at New Grove Sunday,
Garland Pryor left Friday for MISS
;ssinni where he has secured posi-
tion for the summer
I,orine Linebaugh spent SATURDAY
NIGHT with her sister, Mrs. J. G. Brooks
near here. -,, 90
level and Miss Thula Startling at
tended church at Old Union Sunday
Eugene Kincade of Pocahontas spent
Tuesda night with John Davis. ,,,
Elmo Sexton and family ana blli
r,nton and family spent Sunday al
the home of j. G. Upton.
Naomi Davis spent Saturday hlgh'
and sunday with Pearl Songer. :,
Judre Kelly and wife visited FRANK
Starling's Sunday. NIL,
level Startling and family OF biruell
snent the week end with his parents
Ir and Mrs. J. f. Startling, here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-04-08
ELEvENPoINT

James Stubblefield made a business
trip to Pocahontas one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY Jackson have
been visiting friends around here re-
Gently.
Misses Barbara Lily and Bessie Stev.
ems visited Pearl and Mayme Jackson
Sunday.
The egg hunt at J. F. Jacksons Sun
day was well attended.
Misses Daisy Jarrett and Myrtle
Slayton visited Tom SlaytOn and wife
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hite Stubblefield visit
ed James Stubblefeld and wife, who
have the flu, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Davis and two
sons, Cleo and Ray, and Mrs. John
Stubblefeld visited at the home Of ID.
C.. Stevens Sunday.
Miss DOrtha and Durell Vandergrtit
had business here one day last week.
Il. E. Tyler and family of Pocahon-
tas visited ]. II. jackson and wife
Sunday.
Mrs. Margie Krantz and Miss Gertie
SlaytOn had business here Saturday.
Miss Audrey Hawkins was n pleas
ant caller at the home of Pearl Jackson
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Vandergriff are
the proud parents of 10-pound baby
girl.