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Morris tribune., 1922-03-17
Village of Hancock.

President of council-L. A. He'd
strom.
Councilmen-N. w. Nelson, M. L.
Ransom, ]. T. Scott, S. B. Pape.
Village Recorder-Carl A. Linden.
Village Treasurer-A. F. Mcclellan
Justice of Peace-A. j. Maylott.
Village Marshal-W. L. Ray.
Assessor-John G. Macarthur.
Village of Chokio.
President of Council-Thomas
Schmid.
ouncilman-Thomas johnson.
Village Recorder-A. ]. Reichmuth
Village Treasurer. w. Zismer.
Justices of the Peace-E. H. Town
send, H. H. Gabriel.
Constables-M. F. Reardon, Lusius
Schmid.
Village of Donnelly.
President of Council. j. Hilla.
Councilman-J. c. Phifer.
Village Recorder. e. Lundquist.
Village Treasurer-E. w. Peck.
Justices of the Peace-George L.
Pushor, L. d. Perkins.
Constables-J. A, MeCallar, j. w.
Schmidt. ...r
Village of Alberta. ..,,,,l
President of Council-F. L. sSpaul-
ding. i:a
Councilmen-L. J. Schlattman, L.
P. Norby. ..>..
Village Recorder-T. A. Maanum.
Village Treasurer. M. Larson.
Justices of the -Peace-Robert
Stenger, Wesley Ernst.
Constable-HenryL Zimmerman.
Township of Darnen.
Supervisors-Cha Huebner, J.
w. Behl, John Drew.
Clerk-Maurice Calvin.
Treasurer-Arnold Fuchs.
Constable-JamesC Coleman.
Justice of the Peace-M. Mahoney.
Assessor William Wagner.
Township of Stevens
Supervisors-H. c. Boldenow, John
F. Grossman, Tolef Hagen.
Clerk-Fred A. Carlson.
Treasurer-Lew Christensen.
IAy I1dhSOH.
Constables- Ritter, Mrs. Tom
Lawler.
Justices of the Peace-Jerome Rit-
ter, Mrs. John F. Grossman.
Township of Synnes
Supervisors-M. Mortenson, Aug.
Knopp, Gust Pillen.
Clerk-Adolph Reimers.
Treasurer-Wm. F. Groth.
Assessor-C. ]. Eystad.
Constable Albert Graber.
Justice of the Peace-Joseph Sau-
ter.
Township of Pepperton
Supervisors-Philip Ernst, Frank
Ernst, August CHM.
Clerk-C. w. Andert.
Treasurer-Paul E. Schlattman.
Assessor-Albert Andert
Constable-Christ Nelson.
Justice of the Peace-Chas Andert
Township of Donnelly
Supervisors-Fred Gerber, Jr.,
Thorstin Larson, John Strand.
Clerk-Andrew Erdahl.
Treasurer. o. Strand.
Assessor-Peter Erdahl.
Constables-E. A. Kurud, Arne
Gregerson. .t...- -n
Justice of the Peace-John Strand.
Township of Swan Lake
Supervisors rs-Edward Koehntop, L.
Beckstrom, Ole Thorstad.
Clerk-A. C. Jesness.
Treasurer-R Winter.
Assessor-E.. w. Crusen.
Constables-Emil Trantow, Lewis
Bye.
Justice of the Peace-Amos Stark,
Walter Hendrickson.
Township of Framnas
Supervisors-J. d. Campbell, A. M.
Ettesyold, c. III. Larson.
Clerk-E. q. Solseth
Treasurer-C. o. Mickelson.
Constables- M. Jacobson, A @.
Olson.
Justice. of the Peace-Otto Olson,
Ben Linstad
Morris tribune., 1922-03-17
COUNTY CONVENTION
DELEGATES ELECTED
Republican Convention To Be Held
Saturday Of This Week and
Democratic Next Tuesday.

Delegates to the Republican and
Democratic county conventions Of
Stevens county were elected on Tues
day of this week by popular ballot.
The Republican county convention
will be held at the county court house
starting at one o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, March 18. The Demo-
cratic convention will be held next
Tuesday at the county court house,
March 21, starting at two o'clock
Following are the returns from the
county:
Morris tribune., 1922-03-17
Republican

City OF MOTIFS. FIRST Ward-Paul Il.
E. Caine. John II. Devenney, S. A. siv-
erts, A. A. Stone H. B. Jones, T. T. Man
gan, VIM: E. G. Saunders, Jr., Elsa o.
Second Ward-Howard Clark, p M.
Markley, A. O: Claye,, Peter Peterson,
Max Trantow. T. J.. Maloney, o. F. Hux
Hancock. >
Village of Hancock-John Atz, c. ].
son, r. G. Gushing, A. j. Maylott W. L.
Village of Chokio-R. w. Davidson,
A. Shipman, Thomas Johnson.
c. Phifer, c. c: Erstad, w. g. Kloos.
Village of Alberta. P. Norby, F. L.
>. Moore Township-E. E. Walpo1e. v.
Hodges Township-G. L. Brotne, VIM.
Framnas Township-C. o. Nicholson,
E. E. Solseth, A. c. Olson, Hans Olson
Swan Lake Township-O. N. Dohlen,
Horton Township-Wm. Hoppe, Fred
Toop.
Darnen Township-None.
Morris Township-C. F. Kirk, r. J.
Hall. Is with vote each, with 3 dele
gates allowed.)
Rendsville Township-C. o. Aanerud,
synnes Township-M. Mortenson, Carl
Becker.
Pepperton Township-Frank GieseI-
man, Hans Christensen:
Donnelly Township-M, L. Strand, J.
stevens Township-Peter Ritter,
Henry Boldenow. Toilet Hagen, H. P.
Baker Township-Geo. Jacobson. w. L.
EYerglade Township-P. c. Summer,
Walter frost.
Morris tribune., 1922-03-17
Democratic

City of Morris, First Ward-C. B.
Sylvander, Harry Phinney, O. T. john
Second ward--James B. ormond. L. c.
Village of -Hancock-J.,A. Murphy. G.
with | vote each, with 8 delegates al
Village of Ohokio-M. P McNally, "A.
j. Nelson, J.. H. McNally. 49,
Is Village of kDonnelly-F. J. Arkell, F.
J. Kolod5ey, Farley Tosney. - - H.
Village of AIberta-A. II. Andert.
Moore Township. L. Sullivan.
Hodges Township None.
Framnas ToWnship-None.
Swan Lake Township-None.
Horton Observation-Disclosures Welsh,
Bill Murphy.
Darnen Township-None.
Morris Township-Frank Kerwin,
Dennis Sullivan. ...-
Rendsville Township-Ed. Ruff, Frank
Mich, -.E'~.-~ -.
Synnes Township-Thomas Ward,
Joseph Sauter.,
Scott Township-None.
Pepperton Township-(5 with / vote
each, delegates allowed.)
Donnelly TownShip-Tim Corcoran,
Fred Gerber.
Stevens Township-John J. Ritter, J.
D. Conroy.
Baker Township-Henry Wernsing.
Everglade Township-E. v. Quacken-
bush, G with one vote each, delegates
allowed,)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
BASE BALL
"Humacao Stars" VS.. "Colectiva"

Humacao estara de fiesta mafiana
domingo con motive de la vista a esa
poblacion de la temible novena "Co-
lectiva".
La "Humacao Base Ball Associa-
tion", no ha omitido gasto alguno pa
ra que Sc efect1en los dos desafios va
anunciados.
I'm doble header, que sean los mas
importantes efectuados hasta la fe-
cha en- esa poblacion. Y los mucha-
chos del humo, teniendo en- cuenta to-
do este, no han desperdiciado ell ITEM
po, preparando sus dos insuperables
baterias, las que descargaran un nu-
trido fuego sobre los CRISES orienta-
les.
Ell "Humacao Stars" por su parte,
dice que resistira ell empuje del CO.
lectiva", y que para clio cuenta con
un immune lineup.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
Los d|tinlOS SuceSOS
en- San Juan

Ell dfa 20 del corriente, a las 5 80
p. m, en- la carretera, parada 6b,
Puerta de TERRA, la guagua P-16O,
propiedad de Maria Agosto, que guia-
ba el chauffeur Mariana Casanovas,
No. 2950, residente en- Santurce, arro-
ll0 Miguel Reyes, ocasionandole una
confusion leve Ell ell tercio medic de
la pierna derecha, siendo asistido en-
la sala de socorro de donde pas6 a su
residencia en- la calle Matfas Ledes-
ma No. 10, en- aquel barrio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

Probablemente, el domingo 80, la
novena "Colectiva" jugara Ell Ponce,
donde reina gran entusiasmo por yer
jugar su aguerridos players.
Luis PROGRESS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE
Subasta

Sc recibiran prOpOsiciones en-
sObre cerradO hasta las 8 de la
tarde, agOstO 8, 1922, para el su-
ministrO en- San Juan de equipOs
|esc0lares, tales como pupitres,
escritOrios, sillas, naquinillas de
escribir, maquinarias, motOres,
aserradoras, tornos, maquinas de
coser, inesas para costureras, CO.
cinas, ETC., etc.
Pdeden Obtenerse pliegos en-
blancO dirigi6ndose al Negociado
de Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
DFSDE 1T ALA
Roma IA ViGja J Castillo "a NuGV9

Esta Roma que hay entire las vallas
del Palatino Y las alturas del Capito-
| lilo, alrededor del Telatro Marcclo v de
ls plaza Fcntanara, viene q recordar,
mas que la corte de Madritl, un POGO
| de Castillo Ia Nueya. La vejez, EN-
! polvada de siglos de oro-la misma de
| Sigiienza, la mislna de GuadGlajara Y
Alacaldyrerige SUI ruina baj0 el sol
ly el aZul del estfo.
La casa antigua, con su jardfn de
antiques arbOles, de La dana romano
\ de Qtro tipmpo, Sc parece a la casa de
Melibea. Junto al Tfber, Sc reptile el
! tuguriO de Celestina. El ventanal del
] olatolio de un prelaIlb Sc abre sobre
el callej0n de las navajo Y de las bias
femias. Es una Roma que recuertla
nuestra literature entire Torres Nava-
FRO " Fernando de Rojas. FL cuarto
! de estutlto del te0lcgO Sc ilumina so
bre Ii; trGttOfiG tgonde bebedOres ta-
i hures Sc aplican al vino Y los mai
!
caleras del palaci0. Atraviesa La ca
i lie destart&lada una sucia carroZa de
alquiler. Eli ella va luciendo sus ga
las 1eveS v profuSaS una cOrteSana
= No es 6Sta Ia Roma del cl9rigo Fran
J cisco Delicado en- La lOSdRd dRddluSGe ?
Esas trampas del juego de naipes, ino
/ son las que otlo cl6rigo andaluz-G6-
mez jardo-recopil0 en- un libro?
! AL caer Ia tarde, unas niilss cantan
al CORD frente la puerta de nn pc
queiiO temple. Tantos temples hay
por esta parte, que una tabernita Sc
llama Cafe del Temple. Eel barrio
tiene su rOntla Y su ribera pOr el Lun-
90 TeUere del Genet. Tiene tambien su
deScampadO de solares desmontes
por la paI,te del Aventin0 Tiene sus
costanillas cas- espa1olas c&si madri-
lelGs, como la via de Ia Consolation.
AL fOndO aSOma Santa Maria die la
Consolation con su portada rosa
plata. Hay una cslle de carros me-
sones, de bancos de herlar Y barbe-
rfas, de tiendas de pueblo colgadas Me
ropas de pana Y de terliz de zapS to-
nes para bueyes con gran fanfarrfa de
campanillas borlas de cclOres, de
varas fGroles, de palas Y bieldos, de
ldtigos Y cabezales.
Los dinteles son como cuern0s de la
abQndancia, desbordantes. Esta es
una calle die mercadOs latiEos, equi-
valente & la calle de bazares de Orien-
te, aquf todd es mas simple, s0lido
v honesto. Ell olor de las guarnicio-
nerfas rIfsticas Sc mezcla al de Las
freidurfas, Y unO cree estar en- Salas |
de los infantes en- Amanda de Due
10 un dGa de mercado. Los vendedo-
res ambulantes de espejuelds y peine-
cillOs, carteras baratas cortaplumas
no causarf&n novedad en- Torlijos O
en- Talaveia de la Reina.
Hoy, dfa-del Corpus, ell corpus en-
la iglesia de Santa Maria IN Cosmediu,
en- SUI delidiosa modestis biantina,
juntaba para el Tantun, Ergo I'm coro
de hombres casi alleanos. Las devo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

A 80 dfas de arresto en- la carcel
de distrito, fue sentenciado aver en-
la Corte Municipal, el individuo Car
melo Rodriguez, de Santurce, por te-
ner alambiques en- su poder.
Jugando loterfa fueron sorprendi-
dos en- Puerta de TERRA, los indivi-
duos Gregorio Williams, Gregorio Gar
cfa, Juan Mojica Y Mercedes Saldaiia,
Y denunciados la corte por juegos
prohibidos, fueron sentenciados $500
de multa cada uno.
Matfas Cortijo, quien la policfa de
Santurce, en- JUNO 80 pasado, lie ocn-
p6 un revolver Smith aver, fue senten-
ciado por ell juez pagar $500 de
multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

Fabricado y garantizado per
THE VAIL Company
Nucva Yorl; E. u. de A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
UN BENEFICIO PARA Ell REFC-
GIO DE NINOS DISADVANTAGES

Aver tarde tuvimos ell placer de re-
cibir la am&ble vista de las simpdti-
cas- se1oritas de Santurce, blanca Ba-
lreras, Manuela Bustamente, Pura
Castro, Ccnsolaci6n Just Y Mercedes
Froyl&u, para participarnos que el dfa
"A del corriente Sc celebrari en- ell Gi-
ne Puerto Rico. I'm beneficiO Il favor
del Refugio de Mics DeSampara5N 5Ns.
patrocinado por elias.
Quieren hacer cGnstar estas gentileS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

Dfa del corpus, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

seloritas que sclamcnte costara quin-
ce cent&vos Ia cntrada y que sera lle-
yada al lionzo La cafda de Babilo-
MIA. por Constance Talmadge, precio-
Sa cinta DE- un supreme interes.
CGmpiaei las las se1oritas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22
LOS PASAJEROS DEL "FILA-
DELFIA."

Rear Admiral Samuel s. Robson,
Francisco Martinez, Sra. Maria Mar
tfnez, Srta. Julia Martinez, Jose Ga
llardo, Robert S. Quinlen, Francisco
Ochoteco, Srta. Carmen Reyes, Srta.
Carmen Dfaz, Manuel Olivera, John
B. Navarro, Ramon Fernandez, Leo
poldo Rosado Y William Unger.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

Por violar la ley de automobiles,
fueron denunciados los chauffeurs Ra
mon Morales, Benigno Santiago, Adol-
fo Lopez Y Evaristo Ramos, la cor
tie municipal, y sentenciados a pagar
$500 de multa cada uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

WANT ADDS.-Gran oprtunidad para
las damas. 500 trajes en- ginham y
sheers preciosas pintas, buenas medi-
das, y estilos elegantes. A 1898 y
S4.es. P. SCHIRA & CO., San Juan,
P. R. S-3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

En- la Liga de Caguas, ell domingo
por la tarde, las 8, Sc llevara a cabo
un magnifico juego, sea "Verano"
VS.. puerto Rico.
Ell "verano", segdn nos dice Don
Pepito, ha sido convenientemente re-
FORBADE por reconocidos players, que
actualmente cursan estudios superio-
res en- la Universidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-22

En- la Liga de la parada 8, el do
mingo por la maiiana, a las 10 Sc
efectuara un gran match entire ell
puerto Rico" Y una formidable nove-
ma del acorazado Olympia.
Hemos sido informados que la no.
vena "Olympia" esta integrada por
expertos baseboleros, 10 que es una
buena impression para los fans que te-
nian la oportunidad de yer jugar bue-
ma pelota.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Baptist W. N. S.

The Baptist w. NJ. S. observed
the March "Week of Prayer" in an
all day service at the church on
Tuesday, March % Four interest
ing aud instructive programs were
rendered on "Enlistment," "En.
hghtenment," Evangelism" and
"The Harvest and the Laborers"
led by Mines Bennett, l.. @. Haynes
H, L. Haynes and Clifford Price,
respectively. Lunch was served at
the church at the noon hour. There
we're seventeen ladies present. We
were very glad to have some visitors
from the other churches. All ex-
pressed themselves as having spent
a profitable and enjoyable day.
The w. M. s. met with Mrs.
Lester Bennett Tuesday, April 4,
in regular Bible study. There were
fourteen ladies present and a very
enthusiastic meeting was enjoyed
The meeting next week will be with
Mrs. Cadwaiader and Mrs. Keith
in our weekly Bible study.
Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
for Circuit Clerk

We are authorized this week to
place IN our announcement column
the formal announcement of Joe
Snodgrass as a candidate for the Of
flee of circuit clerk and recorder.
subject to the Democratic primary
in August.
Joe is we'll known as one OF the
promising young men of the county
and Is in every way qualified to
make an efficient clerk. He was
raised IN old Randolph and received
most of his education here. He is
just completing a three ye a r
course in thestate agricultural school
at Jonesboro and at the end OF the
term will enter on an active cam
paign. Joe was one of our soldiers
IN the big war, serving with his
nations army overseas aud seeing
his share of actual service. He is
now asking fair consideration Of
his qualifications for the office OF
circnit clerk and recorder, and il
found qualified he asks the support
of the voters at the primary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
MEET TO DISCUSS
POWER Project

There is to be a meeting of busl-
ness men and citizens of Pocahon-
tas at the court house here this
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
to discuss the Hydro-electric pro-
iect now under way at Judsonia.
This is strictly an Eastern Arkan
sas project, headed by Virgil q.
Petite formerly of Jonesboro.
The plan Is to build two dams
across the Little Red river at Jud-
sonia and erect monster power
house, sufficient to supply all this
part of the state. One of the dams
is already under construction. The
bringing of cheap power will make
for the greatest industrial develop
ment ever visioned for this section.
Pocahontas, with Its ideal location
and abundance of cheap labor, has
chance to share In this general
development.
V. M. Wallace and G. II. Nobel,
special representatives of the Ark
ansas Power Corporation, will be
here at the meeting to discuss the
matter with us. Everyone interest
ed In the development of the com
munity Is urged to attend aud take
a part In the discussion.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
FOR County Clerk

We are authorized to make the
formal announcement of Clsud
Mock as a candidate for the office
of county clerk of Randolph county,
subject to the coming Democratic
primary.
Now, Clsud needs no lengthy In.
troductionto the people OF Randolph
county, having been born and rear.
ed in Warm Springs township, near
Ingram He spent his earlier life
and received his earlier education IN
his hone community and later finish.
ed the high school course in the Po-
cahontas High School He has been
teaching in the schools of the coun-
ty since 1908 and in that profession n
has made many strong and lasting
friends. He served his country
during the World War ard made an
enviable record in the service. On
another page IN this issue appears a
letter to the voters from Mr.. Mock
IN which be sets forth his quahfica-
tions for the Office and solIcits the
support of his friends and neighbors.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
ONE is SHOT WHEN
OFFICERS FIGHT

J. G Slayton, day marshal here,
and w, F Riggs, night marshal,
we're both very painfully injured
when they engaged in a fight on the
court square late last Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Riggs was struck over
the head several times with a walk
ing stick aud received some ugly
gashes. Mr.. olayton was shot
through the heshy part Of the left
thigh and oalY slightly injured.
Two shots were tired, only one TAX
ing effect. The two men were Sc.
parated after they had fought for
several minutes and taken to drug
store where their injuries were treat
ed.
The trouble is said to have start
ed when one of the men said he had
heard allegations to the effect that
the other was derellot IN his duties
as an officer. The affair eliminated
when the two we're brought together
by young man whom one of them
is said to have charged with gamb-
ling A few words passed and the
fight began. Henry Persful attempt
ed to separate them and when
Riggs pulled gun he grasped it
from the officers hand after two
shots had been fired. Persful then
succeeded in getting the combatants
apart.
Mr.. Riggs was tried before Esq
Douglas Wednesday morning on a
charge of assault with intent 10 kill
and was acquitted. No action has
been taken against Mr.. Slsyton, we
are informed
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Bio Plant at ReynO

The capacity of the new cotton
planting seed enterprise at Reyno
has been doubled, according to DR..
f. w. Cox, the manager. The first
plans were for four 80 saw gin
stands. Now there are two systems
of four gin stands each. All of the
msohln ry for both gins has arrived
at ReYno and has been unloaded iu
one of the seed houses.
The two systems are to be IN sep
srate buildings Joined together al
the overflow ends and operated by
two separate power plants. With
these two systems, one will handle
pure cotton seed and the other will
gin all kinds of cotton for the pub
Inc this fall. X. L. Bennett and
Sons, of Texas, owners OF the Rey-
no plant, expect their far south Tex
as trade, where picking begins the
last of July, will want planting seed
by the time picking begins IN the
Bay country.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Notice tx Service Men

There will be meeting of ex.
service men at Pocshontas on Satur
day, April Is. All men who served
In any of the branches of service
during The World War are urged to
be in town and attend. The purpose
of the meeting Is of the utmost i'm
portance to ex-service men and 1t is
imperative that each ex service man
IN Randolph county make every pos
sible effort to be present. The meet
ing may be the means of brirgIdg
us a bonus or some sort of adjusted
compensation. We want each town
ship in the county to be represented
and call on our old comrades to see
that their community sends one or
several men TO the meeting. The
meeting will be held at the court
house at 1880 p m. Joe s. Decker
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Jall Breaker Caught

Frank Brewer, one of the prison
ers who escaped jail here several
weeks ago, was captured last week
at Gilkerson, In Craighead county
by the Cralghead county sheriff.
Walter Johnson. Brewer was con
vlcted at the January term of circuit
court on a charge Of manufacturing
whiskey and was sentenced to one
year in the penitentisrY. He broke
Jail while awaiting his commitment
to the pen. Sheriff Johnson located
Brewer living in the vicinity Of
Grubbs under the name of George
Brewer re,ently. He received a
message that the wanted man had
departed for Gilkerson and laying
ir wait accomplished the arrest with
out resistance.
The sheriff stated that he expect
ed gun fight in capturing Brewer
as the latter was known TO always
60 armed and was regarded SIS a
dangerous character. Accompanied
by three possemen, all armed with
WInohesters, he went to the house
and stationed them around 1t while
be knocked for admlttauce at the
front door, telling the inmates that
the sheriff had come. Brewer was
sitting on the side OF bed and did
not offer to get up until commanded
to do so. He had slipped his pistol |
under the mattress.
Sheriff Gullett was notified of
the capture and left Immediately for
Jonesboro. After receiving the
prIsoner he took him to the state
penltentiary and left him there to
serve his sentence.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF
RANDOLPH COUNTY

Notice is hereby given that by
the reques. of myself and many 9th
er collectors of the state, we have
the PERMISSION of the governor of
the state to extend the payment Of
taxes to the fifth day of June with
out penalty. However to protect
myself 1t IS nv duty to tell you that
the sale of delinquent lands will be
on Monday the 18th day of June
and the law requires me TO advertise
land three full weeks before the day
Of sale. And where land is adver.
tised there will be fee of eighty
cents on each tract but no penalty,
therefore you will have until the
18th day of May to pay without
any cost.
Hope this will make the matter
clear TO all and that no one will be
mlsled as to the time to pay without
penalty or cost. am yours to
serve, II. II Gullett,
Sheriff & Collector of Ran
"a 81. dolph county.
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Miss lite In Y. N. c. A.

Fayetteville, Ark, April 4-Miss
Tols Hlte Of Biggers was last week
installed as a member of the cabinet
of the Young Women's Christian
Association at the University of
Arkansas. The installation occurred
at special meeting of the Y. M. @.
A. held Friday evening. Member
ship IN the Cabinet denotes active
participation in the religious and
social life at the campus, and is
considered a substantial honor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
U. D. c. Chapter Meets

Mines. b. b. Fisher and John K.
Kizer entertained the Charley Coffey
Chapter, u. ID. g., of Walnut
Ridge on Wednesday afternoon. A
delightful musical program was pre-.
senied by pupils of Mrs Greene.
Mrs j. q Richardson presided at a
short business session. After the
program a delicious salad course was
served by the hostessea, assisted by
Mrs j. F Medsafis and Miss Flcra
Blanch Hamil. A number of guests
were present to enjoy the program.
Al invitation TO ioin the Coffey
Chapter was extended by the presi-
dent TO the Pocabontas ladies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
Birthday Party

On Saturday night, April /, a
party was gwen at w. p. Travis
In honor of the 18th birthday of
his son, London. Several games OF
rook and pitch were played, follow
ed by delicious course of Ice cream
and cake. Everyone present re-
ported good time Those present
we're: Misses Nell Rice, Lena Fry,
Maize Traw, RLeta Price, Mrs. Edna
Amos and Frank Corbet, Msnley
Jackson, Joe Bowers, Cecil Perrin,
Tom James and Ben Mays.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-04-07
City Election

The city election held Tuesday
passed of quietly. There was only
one ticket. A total Of 223 votes
was polled and the following were
elected:
Mayor-Dr. j. W. Brown.
observation-disclosures Johnston.
Aldermen. w. Price, J. w.
shannon, Or. II. l.. Throgmorton,
NJ. M. Carter and X. ID. Lucas
Rector Johnston, tor recorder,
received every vote, save one.