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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
BOAT LINES ASK MORE WHARF
AND RIVER FRONT PRIVILEGES
Delegation Appears Before Council Committee OH Dock
River and Harbor i'll Interests of Furman
and James River Lines.

Declaring the attitude of tho Coun-
ell Committee on DOCK. River ana
Harbor as one OF cooperation in
whatever tends 10 help the COM
mcrcial units OF the city. and par
ricuiarly those which depends main
ly upon river traffic. Chairman
Joseph G. Nunnally, of that commit
tee. last night turned large dele
cation OF interested business men
over to tho consideratc attention of
subcommittee, just named, TO dis
cuss matters pertaining TO further
activities in shipping circles.
The delegation was before the
committee in the interests of the
Fmrman Limo and tho James River
Line two freight and passenger
transportation companies doing con-
siderable local business along the
James and AppomattoS Rivers. Rep
rcSeutativcs of both companies were
ready to present their petitions. but
IL was generally agreed that the
problems could be better adjusted
through the agency of the subcom-
mittec. embracing Councilmen Nc
DoweN and Atkinson. and Alderman
White. who will meet at an early
date to hear the petitioners. II is
understood that mora wharfage
privileges and more river frontage
is desired by rhe petitioning COM
panies.
Chairman Nunnally presented an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
r" work on Petersburg Pike.

"rk on INC Iink WHICH will MAKE
the richmond PETERSBURG Turnpike
a modern highway from city 10 city
VIII lac started as soon as tho High
way Department j. able 10 get the
freight cars t" bring in the ncccs-
sary road building materials. state
Highway Engineer George =. Cole
man stated yesterday. Some relief
for the situation is seen in the en-
barge mod tiCation. which now per-
mitS opcn-top cars. returning from
mines. 10 bear highway conStruc-
ton materials. The distance o: the
work TO be completed between Fall
ing Creek and the Dutch Gap Road
Is 6.43 miles. and will cost Sl60,734
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
BABY BOOTH A FEATURE
OF THE FAIR THIS YEAR
Children Will Be Weighed,
Measured, Examined and
Awarded Ribbons.

One OF tho features OF the Virginia
State Fair, which opens Monday
morning at o'clock. Will be the
baby health booth. where chlldron
from tho ago OF six months to three
years Will be weighed. measured and
examined. and awarded blue and red
ribbons, according to their merits.
THIS booth viii be under the auspices
OF the Federation Of Mothers Clubs.
in charge.
General Manager w. Conway Saun-
dcrs announced yesterday that there
would DC no limit on the ages of
children admitted on Monday Chill
drcn's Day" Previous announce
mcutS had limited the ages TO IL
years. hut it was said at the state
Fair offices that all children will be
admitted 10 the grounds and to the
amphtthcater for - cents and that
special prices would prevail on the
midway.
The county exhibits which have
arrived and will be in place for In
1pection Monday and the names OF
the county agents follow:
llcnrico County. w. L. Kirby;
Prince William County. w. l.. Brown
Eng; Orange COUNTY. l.. V. Brccdon;
princcss Anne County, II. w. Ozlin:
Montgomery County, j. l.. Mon;a-
shc: buckingham County, Gordon a.
Elean; Albemarlc County, :. :. Tccl:
Augusta County. i. &. Mnnley: Neck
lcnburS County, y. III. Williams. Jr.:
Louisa County. Is. :. Wills: Spotsyl-
vaniL County. ". l.. Linthicum:
Hanover County. j. &. stiles, and
Nanscmond County. i. = BlandfOrd.
Train load after train load of ma
tcrial OF the various free attractions,
shows. live stock, and exhibits ar
rived and were placed on the side
track at the Fair Grounds yester-
day. There will be strenuous ef-
fort made today TO complete all of
the work. SO that when the band
plays for the opening OF the fair
Monday morning. everything will he
in readiness.
The office force of state Fair head
quarters will bo moved TO the
grounds this morning. and all the
work Of tho office will be transacted
there during tic coming week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
Arrested on whisky Charge.

j. ~. Rose. j. NJ. Monroe. and !.
r. Carter. said to be OF Richmond
We're given bail in Hanover County
Fe6terday for an appearance at n
preliminary hearing October 10. fol-
lowing their arrest by Special Agent
j. u. Vaughan and local officers on
charges of manufacturing whisky
Harry B. Smith. State prohibition Di-
rector. stated yesterday. A. 400-Gal.
ION copper sIill. 1900 gallons OF
mash. and n 200 gallon copper dou
bier are alleged to have been found
In tho mems possession. in Hanover
county. on the old boswell farm
near Turkey Creek Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTI9
81. NAMES OFFICERS
iiEhl"nd Park Organization, Though
Youngest In City, Makes
nnniH I,rOXrcSS.

officers were elected at tho rcsu
lar stated conNocation ct Highland
Park Royal Arch Chapter. No. 81.
Thursday evening as follows: John
j. larbrouSh. high priest; o. Lyn-
wood Schweickert. king; Leslie Is.
Evans. scribe: j. Tyre Wingiicld.
treasurer: +. l.. Anderson. Sr.. Sec
rotary: Thomas G. Fletcher. captain
OF host; Frank IL Anderson. Jr.,
principal sojourncr; Charles ~
Grcaver, royal arch captain: \. J..
FulGham. grand master third we'll:
PIN T.. W. Goodwin. grand master
second Veil: l.. Earl Wood. grand
master first veil; Philip kcppler.
chaplain: J.. l.. Tanner, steward.
Charles T.. Keil. tIlcr.
This is tho youngest Royal Arch
chapter In the city and is making
rapid progress. especially iu the
North Side section Of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
CATTLE FREIGHT RATES
DECIDED IN AGREEMENT
Mileage Scale Put Into Effect
by State Corporation
Commission,

Agreement was reached Yesterday
by tho shippers and tho railroads as
TO the disputed freight rates on cat
tie sheep and hogs between Virginia
cities and the Southeastern States on
ono hand, and mississippi and Ohio
River points and Intermediate cities
Oh the other. a straight mileage
scale viii be put into eject, with
only portions Of the advances in rates
asked 10y the railroads.
No settlement; was made S TO the
rates on horses and mules. Of which
there is substantial movement from
East st. Louis. Ill. TO Richmond and
Norfolk. This phase of tho case
Will probably proceed 10 a final de-
termination by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The state Corporation Commission
sent it's commerce counsel. Mason
ManGhum. TO Louisville, Ky, to rep
resent Virginia interests in the re-
cent hearing. 4 large amount of
testimony was adduccd. part OF which
was designed 70 show that Richmond
packing interests buy enormous
quantities OF hogs in and about Nash
Vile, Tenn, and that OF the rates
proposed by the railroads were put
in effect a heavy burden would be
placed on these interests. They al
ready use all hogs in Virginia for
this class OF manufacture. and will
buy them as far as they Will sup
ply the demand
shippers are much pleased with the
outcome, which was reached after
conferences with tho Southern Rail-
way and other carriers. who showed
disposition TO compromise In face
n H..
urged that since tho Middle est would
under the proposed rates have the
advantage OF Virginia in shipments
To the southeast, the market OF Viz
gina growers OF live stock would
bc contracted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
DAUGHTERS OF 1912
MEET HERE OCTOBER 9
Many out-nf-Town Delegates From
All Parts of Virginia Arc



Many out-of-town delegates from
all parts OF tho State. in addition TO
large number OF distinguish ID
visitors and local members, Will at
tend the twelfth annual council o,
the Virginia Society National paugh-
ters or 1872. 10 be held in the JET.
ierSon Hotel Monday morning, Oc-
tot'r ., at II o'clock. Mrs J. F.. T.
Casscl viii call tho meeting to or
der. and Rev. \. l.. Jett will make
Tho Invocation.
Mrs. Casseli Will welcome tho ma
uonal officers present. and visiting
delegates Will he welcomed by Mrs
u j. Taylor on hshalf of tho Doro-
'h'N faNnc Madison Chapter.
Greetings from the national board
viii lie given by Mrs. W. Samuel
GOODWIN, OF Emporin, national
ce.pres!dent and honorary prcsi-
ucut of the Virginia society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
BRIDGE CORPORATION
is GRANTED i CHARTER
Will Construct and Maintain
Structure Over ] amcs
River.
MATTER is BEFORE COUNCIL
J. TO lie Of steel. Concrete and
Masonry. ZOO Feet I'm Length.
with Width Not More Thpn
Twenty Feet.

The boulevard Bridge Corporation
OF Richmond. with q maximum capt.
tai stock 81 100000 and minimum
OF $500. was granted charter by
the state Corporation Commission
Yesterday 20 construct and maintain
bridge across the James River
from tho southwestern limits OF the
city OF Richmond TO Chesterfield
County.
Authority is vested in the corpora
tion to own real estate. to buy. lease
or rem; land or buildings. to tu,Al
and operate bridge across the
James River and to enjoy other
privileges for the conduct of its bust
ness
Statement Of purposes OF the cor
rorat:on. flcd with the application
for charter, stipuia,es that the ap-
proachcs TO the bridge arc TO be con-
structed upon the east bank and
across the James River at point
near the southwestern line OF Rich
Iuond on the south shore OF the
James River to the southeast houn-
Diary OF the William Byrd Park. near
me southeast corner of the park and
near the James River and kanawha
Canal.
VIII lie OF Steel.
The bridge is 10 DO constructed of
steel, concrete and masonry. or any
combination o: the three, and IS to
bc 2.200 feet in length. with a width
OF not more than sixty feet and not
less than twcnty-four feet.
Shares Of stock are 10 be sold at
$50 each, and can be subscribed in
money. land or other property.
Authority IS given the Boulcva rd
Bridge Corporation 10 charge and
collect tolls upoD the bridge when II
IS completed. and to permit a rail-
tracks and operate cars scross the
bridge.
stuart Mcclure Is tho president OF
The corporation. and Y. T. ID. Myers.
lr. sccretary-treasurer. Augustine
Royal is vice president.
VIII Urge Prompt Action.
The directors named in the peti-
ton for a charter arc \. L. Adam
son. T. l., Remiss. Jonathan Bryan.
!. Preston Carson. George :. Kemp.
l.. Il. Larus, Lilhurn T. Myers. T.. L
D. Myers, Jr.. DR.. Stuart Mcguire
!. Scott Parrish. Augustine Royal
Il. H. Smith. H Ritchie Taylor. !.
Nod. Wexford. George L. Wise, VIII
liam H. Wyatt, Jr., and Stuart G.
Christian.
before the Streets Committee OF City
Council for several months. and each
time II has been MP for considcra-
ton a lively discussion has taken
place. Now that the corporation has
been chartered and Is ready TO act
as soon az the City Council gives
permission. II is thought that early
action on the part OF tho Council
VIII be urged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
70 Farm Contractors. Hou,.

Pcrman"Ut organization q: the
Virginia state Highway Contractors
Association Will be effected at a
meeting TO be held in the easement
eli tho State Highway Commissions
Headquarters, Tenth and Marshall
Etrect. at u O'Clock on October 10.
\ committee appointed at "a recent
meeting 10 draft charter and by
laws Will report at that time. and
officers viii be elected for the en-
suing year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
For Confedcrn,, Women.

While eleven boxes have no, b,cn
heard from, 1920 was contributed
FOR the relief of Confederate women
by Hichnonders in the tag day"
held hy Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy, Mrs
Is A. Bienncr announced. Mrs. Bien.
ner stated that she Is grateful to
the wor!crs and 10 those who con-
tr!hutou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
Hmy I.nt fnr N.u mn

WIN the stipulation THAT only a
residence 10 cost not less than .i7.-
too may be constructed on the lot
j r. and Louise V, Dalton have pur.
chnsed Il tract O. land on In. north
sido OF ,Franklim street, between Ry.
and ~, Iombardy with a fron,as.
VI aity feet. for $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-30
Judge tn pructice Inv.

Having retired from the bencn,
Judge John 7. Rutherford. WIZ
formerly presided over the Ninth j.
dicial Circuit, has opened an off .
in the Travellers Building. and vii
resume The practice of law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

For many years our Seal of Con-
fdence has stood as a symbol of fair
dealing between this Store and its
customers. To say that every piece
of Furniture in this Sale is sold under
our Seal of Confidence is positive as
surance that every customer will be
satisfied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

Store.
american Fantasie)
--ooo J Part ]
ooo"o American Fantasie( SI''o
Part II
Naughty Mariettal
-o-,) lntermeZZo ,o
''oof / Babes in Toyland-( 10"
March of the Toys
Badlnage
(Herhert)
o"lOt / Babes in Toyland-( Low
The Military Ball
Carmen Suite
--,oo Nos. | and
"'io" Carmen Suite l''0
Nos. 8 and
lDream of Love
55oo, NiszO 80
~ Madame Butterfly
--FantaS!C
Dance Of the Hours)
5J044 C"GioCOndaD loo
kamennoi-OStrOw
Marche Slave
--,o. (TsChaikowsky n
oolVo ! Air for G. Stringl ''o'
(BaCh)
Natoma-
--,o Dagger Dance "a
DOLL" ! Swpethearts--- l''V
The Angelus
--o,, Tristan and Isolde / 90
o'OfA Ira ume (Dreams) I "''
| ,-,-o At Dawnng ,oo
1ol'V | WaltZing Doll ''''
Spring Song
| ,,o. CMendelsSohn)
ao4oo / Cavalleria Rusti- { ''00
| Cana-Intermezzo'
| ,-o-o ( NarCisSus
hoV0- ! Melody I'm + l'""
| ,-,o- The Rosary M
7''o' Woodland Sketches '''V
Strawbridg" & Clothier-
Fitlh Floor, West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

Only the quick wit Of Mrs. Anna Bell,
tslephonc operator at Wayne, Pa, who
summoned the police to the scene OF the
struggle she heard over the wire early
Sunday morning, prevented the murder
Of Cecil Stanford. night watchman in a
rorngc. by a drug -maddened addict.
"At . o'clock Sunday morning" said
Mrs. Bell, "thngs were very quiet hero.
when the signal flashed from the Love
Garage, over on Lancaster pike. ]
pluggcd in, and at first could hear only
crash and then a voice said, Give me
that money
"After that there were blows and
curses. and it sounded as though the
furniture was being broken to pieces.
!, called the Radnor Township police at
once"
patrolmen Smith and Bones were dis
Matched to the scene and broke in. guns
in hand, just as a strange man was
lifting Il hatchct above the prostrate
form Of Stanford.
The nssalant dropped his weapon and
surrendered. while DIR. Edgar Miller
summoned
woS unconscious on the floor. with the
Hood streaming from three gaming
wounds in his head.
"VNI WIZ, toton hesorc conta;n of pol;co
Sweeney. the accused gave his name os
Tbomoc Williams, twcntv .oight of Rer.
WIN where his victim also Iives
.JJo came into rho garage SATURDAY,
night during the storm" said Captain
Swcpney Sand nske1 for a nlape IN
s,"on S,o,fnrd toIJ hin, ho oo,iJ sIoon
in tbo ofRrn and gnvc him n counla ~
hionto,s for n bod
.'Pcforo ooing to s,cen bo oslcd Stan.
,,-d 40 Ion5 him fyo Jni,nr. Tb;s ,ros
% rotuseJ and hn want ~ bod onnorontIv
s,,Isi"i anu Nv "'"' ~ '"' "''"''"'''
g1"Wba, st,pford- ye,t ;rt, tho oH;co
AZ oa'riock ~esterJay nornin~ , MI.
c,oon sfS.eruay "ioinins' WI
,snts " ,%o no,h w ros;",or o'' mi. stom. to
ord ' -ofusoJ Of @ onI W.iii;oms o,tanSod 1'h Kim
MIN n botcbct T ''"'' "''"' "'' ann
ia fierce struo0,o fol,owod Tboy
nrrce s'tnggIe Ioi,o"ed. ihey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

After all is said and dOne-it is the Furniture
and the values that determine the merit of a Sale
Therefore urge every prospective Furniture
purchaser to make careful comparison here and
elsewhere before final decision. The little extra
effort will insure GREATER SAVINGS for you-
and establish the matchless character of Straw
bridge & Clothier Furniture Sales firmly in vour
mind -~ ; s,avs,,,ss 1 ,ror'..,r.., ,....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

SECONDLY-the Sale also includes
number of large special purchases secured
at far less than factory prices.
These purchases include sample lines,
close-out lots and other special groups
secured from our regular sources of supply.
The Furniture included, therefore, con-
forms to our high standard of quality in
every way and is of the most desirable
character. Whatever savings we secured
by the manufacturers ce-concessions we
now pass along to you.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
GARDEN HOSE SAVES HOME
e'ream Played on Collinsswood
rouse as Adjoining Bungalow Burns

AZ small stream Of wafer from n
SSarMell Sr; nos" saved the home Of Frank
,Stnihgm'y"r, CollingSwood. from de-
MTrnrtlon Tnnnrtlon by fire early today when
hh",IicS hume" ruined II new and unoccupicd
bungalow adjoining.
s.ih ihe newly completed bungalow At
SM9kes and Homestead avenue. had been
m.ht milt by Clarence Lair. Hnddonticld,
Tr Tmo meant to offer it, for sale. The
O'clock 'e"' "'"'''" ~
S@tnrlhgncyer and members of his
mnniy Iy We're aroused and began re-
IU,'hg Ion. furniture. Ncighbora aided ard
ssno no stream of water playing on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
So PASS S. B. HUEY SCHOOL
Class to Give Sketch at Exercises
Toniqht

Fifty three scholars of the eighth
grade, Samuel Il. HTucy School. Fifty
second and Pine streets. will be pre-
scented with diplomas this evening by
supervising Principal James McCrack- =
en- Jr. The principal address will be
made by DIR: Lewis X. Harley.
An elaborate program will mark the
departure Of the members of the class,
some of whom will go to West Phila =
ueIPhia High School to take higher
studies. The others will be assigned ia
Ine annex at Thirty fifth and Spruce
streets Music will be by the graduates
a sketch, "Thr Patriotic Peanut
stand will be the feature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
The HdndsOn1eSt Furniture lUe
Haze Ever Had-Mdrked at the
LOWeSt Prices in Many Years

FIRST-Our entire regular stock is in
the Sale at reductions from former prices.
Scarcely any of this Furniture has been
here more than year. That means that it
is all NEW Furniture-new in style and
new in structural improvements. 1t also
means that this Furniture, until now, has
been marked at new low prices based on
the new low level of manufacturers prices.
Note, please, that the February reductions
have been made from these already-low
prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
BAPTIST MISSIONS HARD HIT
FINANCES Low, Ministers Are Told In
Report at Meetlnu

LoYna m|S'onS of the baptist Church, both
Jitin, ir ana foreign, are in a serious con-
moInh "Hanrially, according to reports
%mini % today nl the meeting Of BAPTIST
SS,'rs TT th" First Baptist Church,
SS'"'e'nth and SmS0m streets.
Rnno,rlo mo serious is The condition, il was
clos"'i, that several posts will be
,h'H ,hDs s ana the missionaries recalled un-
"AS 'uhds are forthcoming.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30
9rGo7a& 8q>om

THERE a when hid notice how
of glasses - clothes
Then
noticeable attractive? 1t
mo line which Stunned by many how the
unaactlVe belongings his
cleaned intervals
ULTEH 81 well dressed
Wall Ochs Op to the who careless abou
clothing when
@ why whose thoroughly cleaned
iro glasses should
9 Wear them ground and Dyers 13 Chestnut
of crysta-clear rubbing
n GLASS is the highest type of while the who
produced soled bOuseS, frocks
% Won viii find that glasses Bargs will be delighted
by W@ 0s d 4 ae m o sTs nah H G y &S nqT 2 ha
a6t aTafe as curtains, draperes
ready suits you AVE you seen the Internal
will find the of Macdonald pb pn ~ a a.
Campbe Chestnut Street # astounding that we are
Il H fact the assortment OF these
nodels is large that Will be mer Fruits at Haowes
moueS 20 btain lust the suit you below Chestnut? But
INC worn having the coolest of
here the other side of
EXPENSE of having Fruits ripning
the ezra ada to order These Fruits
9" we'll as to give from South Africa while
only ~ Peaches and Pum from
an @ also made to the great America WELL
they I Comfort and sasfac foothills of the Andes
est nd too the quality of Mendoza, in Western
these
OF countries
have them the FAVOR OF the Nhp aI ao"es Dont
best-dressed men of. this CITY, 'See IT,
, ,d M, miss the Annual Clearance Sale which being
this week beginning today at the store or Bailey Banks d
nonv If YOU have your shopping st 1t VIII be
18th wor while advantage OF tins unusual opportunity Al
w9f % ucded the of the welnow Bailey quality
@ M he greatly appreciated gifts was simply amazed at the
sure u the Silver Ware there pieces which
oursef viii useful Then yGH T be deghed Tth tn
China d nd canes @
h"9 o"' THE CHESTNUT STREET ASSOCIATION ..>.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-30

Every new style, every new adap-
tatiOn or reproduction of Period
style-is worthy to grace the Ameri-
can home of refinement. There is
nothing gaudy to catch the eye, no
show pieces-but it is Furniture of
character. Furniture that will hold
a place of honor in your home years
hence.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
MAGISTRATE COURT

State of Arkansas Horace Greer........... 1340
State of Arkansas J. B. Stark. 2300
State of Arkansas VS.. Bee Hunt 2940
State of Arkansas VS.. Will Noles .......... 1450
State of Arkansas Bee Hunt ............ 24Q5
State of Arkansas Earnest Griffin and Tom
Montgomery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
State of Arkansas Andrew Mcdonald 1856
Inquston the dead body of Susie Jones 80
Total ............................. $500
ASSESSMENTS & COL. TAX
D. H. Holder, To Assessors notice and adv bills $500
Township Assessors Fee Bill 2S5.O0
D. H. Holder, Assessing Per. Property 1922 452 30
Total ............................. $7623O
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29
Local and otherwise

New Vocation Records every
month at Johnston's.
Frank Byrd o. Attica called to
see US Saturday.
W. l.. Jackson of Hamil was in
town on business Friday
R d Shaver Of Ingram had bust
ness IN town Saturday.
Henry yester aud family OF Mi
norca we're visiting in town Friday.
Lee Sharp Of Pitman was a Poca
bontas visitor Saturday.
B K. aud J. s. Brown of Dalton
bad business 10 town Saturday.
T. II. Wells Of Elevenpoint was
10 town on business Saturday.
Uncle John Spikes of Brockett
was visiting IN Pocahontas Saturday
We are paying 29 cents for eggs
this week. Harnden Bros, Eleven
point, Ark. 8 If.
MTs. r Shively was a guest
Of friends III Memphis a few days
The past week,
b. BorowskY returned fret OF the
week from short visit al Slkeston,
No.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-09-29

q e Cook Of Manson paid hlt
annual visit to the Star Herald Sat.
uriay.
J. I. Hulvey of Elevenpoint was
IN town Friday looking after bust.
ness.
Something new! "Botty Bob
combs for bobbed hair. See them
at Johns;on's Drug Store.
II. II. Price aud family of Success
we're visiting relatives IN town Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs Minnie PInkston of Walnut
,, Ridge was guest of Pocahontas
relatives last week end
Ii. T. Nash of Jonesboro, recruit
ing officer for the navy, was here
looking for recruits last Friday.
Harnden Bros. Elevenpoint, Ark,
are paying 22 cents per dozen for
eggs this week If d.
DR.. II. e Ruff aud family spent
a few days the past week visiting
relatives and old friends at Brockett
aud Pitman.
Uncle Lewis Dalton of Dalton
was down visiting his son, K. Dal-
ton, and family the latter part OF
last week,
For Sale-One Fumed Oak Daven
ette SUIT. BEEN used very little.
See Chas. Jones at FIRST National
Bank. eff.
b. A. Daniels Of Brockett and A
j. Own OF holland called and had
their names placed on our subscrp-
tiop list Saturday.
]. W. Shannon ard daughter,
Miss Gladys, left Sunday Tor ST.
LOUIS, from where Miss GLADYS con
tinued to Columbia, Mo-, and enter
ed Stephens College for the present
term.