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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
THREE CASES Or
SCARLET FEVER
IN JUNIOR HIGH

Geneseo, Ill. Nov. Three
cases Of scarlet fever or scarletina
have been observed this week
among the pupils of the junior high
school. A great deal of speculation
has been manifest regarding the
seriousness of the outbreak as the
towns Of Mineral and Sheffield
have been quite seriously afflicted
with scarlet fever. The outbreak
in Geneseo is not regarded as SER
ious.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
EPWORTH LEAGUE
IS BENEFITED BY
HALLOWEEN EVENT
(Special Corresnondence \

Orion, Nov. The Halloween
party at the Methodist church,
Monday evening was very largely
attended and greatly enjoyed. The
church was gayly decorated. Upon
arriving. the guests were initiated,
taking vow to take part in all
events, which were full of jokes,
and Halloween pranks. They were
led through weird places. guarded
and conducted by many ghosts,
terminating in the basement where
games were played, and fortunes
told. Refreshments were served. A
collection was taken which will 60
to the Epworth league Centenary
fund.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
WILL INSTALL
NEW FURNACE AT
BEULAH CHURCH

Rural, Nov. is. D. Upton, H.
Morgan, VIII Killing and Guy
Hutchinson are members of q com
mittee named to decide upon the
make Of the new furnace to be in
stalled at the Beulah Presbyterian
church. At a meeting held recently
it was decided that the old furnace
was unsafe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
ACII0N TO QUIET
|fITLE UNEARTHS
| UNDERGRADUATES
(special to The Argus.D

Special to The Argus.)
Elsdo. Nov. IA recent action to
n title in the Mercer circuit
IT has brought to light u total
10 defendants and concerns so
e tract north OF Seaton now
ned by Mary Breen Of Gaiesburg.
title traces back to 1854 when
land was decided by the govern
ut In one OF the early owners
he were Is children and their
sndents were numerous.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
LEAGUE MEMBERS
ARE ENTERTAINED

Especial Correspondence.l
Hillsdale, Nov. misses Mamie
Lawrence and Mable Kane enter
tanned members Of the community
league Monday evening with Hal
lcwe'en party. About 80 young peo-
pie participated in an evening OF
indoor sports. Luncheon was
served at a late hour by Mesdames
]. F. Cooke and Augusta Kane.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
FAMILY REUNION.

Erie, Nov. IA family reunion
was held at the Charles Feaster
home Sunday, in honor Of the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawk
who recently returned from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Cali
fornia, Utah, Colorado and Kan
sas Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hawk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Hawk and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hawk and Mr..
and Mrs. Emory Thompson and
daughters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
ANNUAL REPORT
OF TRUSTEES IS
FILED IN COURT
Especial to The .Argus.}

Aledo, Nov. 1.-The annual re-
port of the trustees OF the Bay Is
land drainage district was filed yes
terday in the county court with
Judge F. l.. Church presiding. No
objections were presented and the
acts and doings OF the districts
heads were entered and approved.
With the additional work being
done on the levee the district men
have had the handling of consid-
cradle work and large sum OF
money.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
2 DEPUTIES ARE
NAMED TO ASSIST
CORONER STEWART
fSpecial CORRESPONDENCE

kewanee, Nov. DIR. D. F.
Stewart of Galva, the newly ap-
pointed coroner of Henry county.
has selected two deputy coroners
to assist him in the work. They
are Phineas Morrow of Geneseo
and William Curtis OF Galva. Mr..
Morrow will have charge of all in
quests in the northern part Of the
county and Mr.. Curtis will assist
Coroner Stewart with the work of
other parts of the county.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
}edo and Mercer County
COLUMBIAN CLUB
IN REGULAR MEET
AT AIsEDo LIBRARY
Especial to The Argus.)

Aiedo, Nov. THE regular meet
ing Of the Columbian club was held
this afternoon in the assembly
room Of the library, the subject for
the day being Present Day WASH
ington." Mrs. Agnes Sheath was
the leader for the day. with Miss
Gillmor IN charge Of the music. A
paper from Mrs. w. J. Graham, a
member Of the club, was read.
which contained much first-hand
information regarding the nations
capital. Mrs. o. J. Lorimer also
read a paper.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
CAR SHORTAGE
BIG HANDICAP
FAR FARMERS
Especial Correspondence

ESPCNIttI
Hillsdale, Nov. Car shortage
remains just where it did a week
ago, no relief being obtained as
yet. The cooperative elevator at
HiIlsdale is filled with grain ready
TOR market if the necessary cars
could be obtained. The manager, ].
E. Bryant, states that Is cars could
be handled right now. One car has
been obtained this week from the
railroad. -@
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
GALVANS PLAN TO
ATTEND OPENING
OF NEW HIGHWAY
Especial Correspondence

Galva, Nov. IA large number
of Galvans will go to Neponset to-
morrow afternoon to attend the big
road celebration in honor of the
formal opening Of the Sheffield-Ne-
ponset-Kewaneen hard road high
way. The celebration, if the
weather is pleasant. will be one OF
the largest attended held in this
part of tie state. The program will
commence at $50 tomorrow after
noon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
ANNUAL BANQUET
AT YUMA CLASS
AT OLIVER HOME
lSneCiai Corresncndents.

Yuma, Nov. 1.-The annual ban
quet OF the Fidelis class Of the
Methodist church vas held at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Oliver. A sump-
tuous chicken dinner was served 1t
noon. followed by . program.
Roll call was answered by versea
or songs. Mrs. F. I. Stevens. pres
ident OF the woman's foreign mis-
sionary society OF the Rock Island
county district. gave an interesting
talk. Rev. j. Walsh and Rev. Stew
ents also gave short addresses.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
ATKINSON PASTOR
\ REFUSES NEW CALL

Kewanee. Nov. Rev. I. l.. Mel
lott will remain as pastor OF the
First Congregational church at At
kinson. 1t was recently announced
that Rev Mr. Mellott had refused
the call and would become pastor
of the Mont Clare Congregational
church Of Chicago However. the
many friendships in Atkinson end
vicinity were a strong determining
factor in Rev. Mr.. Mellott's choice
to continue his pastorate It Akin
son.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
STERLING EAGER
FOR BATTLE WITH
ROCK ISLAND CLUB
(Special Correspondence. }

NopeCI6I OOI IcBPOnucHCC'T
Sterling, Nov. Although Ster-
ling has a much smaller school than
Rock Island, that isn't going to
stop the locals from giving the
Rock Island high school team some
stiff opposition on next Saturday on
the local gridiron. The local team
is being drilled through its PAGES
and will be in there fighting every
minute to win.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
CAR HITS WAGON,
HORSE KILLED BUT
DRIVER ESCAPES
Especial Correspondence

o
Atkinson, Nov element De
Suffer, who was hauling a load Of
coal from Mineral esca4ed serious
injury when his wagon was struck
by passing automobile. The car,
which was speeding eastward, did
not stop One of the horses died
as a result of being struck Mr.. De
Suffer was not hurt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
APPOINT OONSERvATOR.
= Special to The Argus

|Bedo. Nov. l.--Omer Muhlen5erg
y appointed eonservator yegter-
for Mrs. Edith E. Needham of
following a hearing held be-
Judge r. L. Church in the
hty court. Evidence produced
h grounds for considering Mrs.
lham incapable Of handling
afairs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
CONCERT OPENS 5--
LYCEUM PROGRAM
TOMORROW NIGHT
lSneciaI Correspondence

TSpeC1aI Correspondence.
Hillsdale, Nov. 1.-The BellinO-
concert entertainers
will appear on the first number Of
the lyceum program Thursday eve
ming, at the high school auditor
ium. Tickets can be obtained from
high school students, or from Ed,
ward McMurphy, manager of the
ticket sales.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
NEW EPIDEMIC :.
AT SHEFFIELD
Especial Correspondence

Sheffield. Nov. 1.-Scarlet fever
has made its appearance in the
community consolidated school at
Shefleld, members Of the David
Zimmerman family being III with it.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-01
LICENSES TO WED
ISSUED THIS WEEK
Especial Corespondence.l

Especial COfeHp0noe0Ce.J
Kewanee, Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing marriage licenses have been
issued in Henry county during the
past week:
Miss Mabie A. Hepner. .Kewanee
Lowell E. Morrison. Kewanea
Cecilia K. Nelson +. Warsaw, Wis.
Thomas Brown. $50. Omaha, Neb.
Lillian Gustafson. ...... Moline
Marvin L. Brown. .........M Moline
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
SCHOOL FUND CASE
TO SUPREME COURT
Judge Potter Rules7,'::Tha
-- Treasurer Shall Pay :.
- Appeal Taken nn

Jackson, Hisc.-A note Of sound
conservatism In regard to public
school athletics Is sounded by Super.
ntendent Of Education w. F. Bond
In his weekly news letter as follows
School principals and trustees
should keep in mind the following
things With reference to athletics:
Frst-Ball games, etc, should al
wsys BIO Of secondary Importance in
the life Of school. Whenever more
interest is taken In athletics than the
regular work, there is something radi.
o@lly wrong.
Sseond--No student should receive
any compensation whatever for his
services A. : player on any school
team, because he happens to be a
good player. Such an arrangement
chsapsns and destroys the fundsmen-
tai value of athletics.
Dhird--Any school that offer,
money ~ an indueemsnt for some
coed player to leave another school
should be blAcklisted.
Pourth--It 10 q positive shame the
way some Of the boys teams in bas-
ketball dress for the games. There
Is too much nakedness. The ntten.
ton Of the County Superintendent
teachers, trustees and patrons /,
called to this matter. Games of al
kinds should be prohibited where
those who play cannot put on enough
clothes to be decent in public.
+, Circuit Judge w. H. Potter hsi
rendered most favorable and far
reaching opion in the matter Of tn,
Equalization School Fund. He hold.
that the Legislature had the right ane
still has the right to make such al
appropriation without any amend
ment to the Constitution or any spoc
iai session Of the legislature. Lay
yers and laymen alike are alno.
unanimous in endorsing Judge Po
ter's stand on this very importan
question If his decision is upheld il
the Supreme Court, whore It will b
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
Neither Ola Party Has Com
troll, But Rsaetionariss N
Have

Washing<sn, Nov.---The sis4 Of the
Democratic victory, accurately fore
casted In these columns, is better un-
dersteod whom given in detail The
Republican majority Of 1868 in the
House has h0en cut down to approx
mately le and the Republican major.
ity In the Senate Of ~ has bsen cut
to IL
In addition to these victories Dem
scratit candidates for governor were
elected In thirteen states which had
Republican gov=rHop--Nsv York
Nav Jsxssy. OhIs. New Hampshire
RAsse Island, Nebraska, Kansas
Colorado, Oregon, Arizona, Nevada
New Mexico, AID Tennessee rwsn.
ty-six states Of the Union now have
Democratic governors. . majority Of
two In ali Of the stats.
The claim Of the Republicans tina
they csntrol both Houses in the Sixty
/ eighth Congress Is purely Pickwick
ian- Al = matter Of faes they do no
have actual control In either House
The balance OF power between thl
Republicans and Democrats Is held b,
Progressives, Independents and Radi
| Gals.
1t may be assumed that tho ele
ment holding the balance of powe
will not cooperate with the Repub
licun resetionascs IN matters Of leg
islatioH, and it may be assured witt
equal probability that the reaction
aries will not accept the progressiv
or radical program Of their nomina
Republican colleagues.
The Sixty-eighth Congress prom
ises, therefore, to be one Of the mos
interesting in recent years. Its rec
ord will undoubtedly determine tn
domestic issues Of the 1924 can
paign.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
COTTON FARMER IS
UP FOR SLAUGHTER
Money Sharks Force Short
Times and High Rates
on Him

The Manufacturers Record has re-
pestedly urged upon the cotton rrow-
ers and financial interests of the
South a thorough cooperation or the
orderly marketing Of Gotten. South
ern cotton farmers have from time
inmemorial been led to the market
and slaughtered for tho benefit of
the speculator Merchants and bank
ers of the South who have it in their
power to see that Southern cotton
growers get square deal and . just
profit on their labor, can cooperate
in aiding the farmers to market their
Gotten in a more economic, efficient
way. They will find the farmer will
ing to hold his cotton il they viii
make it possible for him TO get lit
tbs longer credit. With the world
cotton supply at low ebb and
stocks of cotton goods equally low, it
will be crime agsinst the people Of
this country if Bouthsrn Gotten grow
ers are not allowed to realize = fair
profit on their work. Forced to sell
their cotton as fast ss It is picked and
ginRed, through the shortsighted pol
Icy Ct money lenders In tho South
(beoause the cotton farmer mainly is
dependent upon borrowed eapital,)
demanding payment at q time when
such q general practice IL bound to
force cotton prices down, the grow
ers lose and have to stand by and see
the cotton speculator parasite wax
fat. Money-lending and cropbscking
merchants, bankers and all others IN
the South by cooperating with thc
cotton grower for a better market
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
HIRAM JOHNSON GETS
{ ON TIGER OF FRANCE
Declares ,-Clemenceau Comes
Here to Seek Frances
Advantage Alone

San Francisco, Nov. 2l.--A ekarg,
hat Heteees Clomenceau, FrSnes'.
iar-tme premier, IL not coacerne,
sith the worlds soey, but with hi!
;ountry's wealth. made in a state
mcnt here today by United State.
Senator Hiram w. Johnson.
He comes to America the fore
most champion of France to insis.
that America IN some nehulous, un
disclosed fashica shall be . part o.
the European malcstrom to whic'
'anee has contllDu.ed SO much
ohnson said. "He has sing
heaght: France ard Frances nt
sniage. ] admire his sturdy patriot
'm that would let the rest OK IN,
world 80 hang il Franccs only can b
benefited.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
WAR CAMP BUILDERS
SUED FOR S2O,OOO,OOO
Attorney General Charges
Fraud in Conslruction Dur
ing War Times

Washington, Nv. 24.--Legal sci
ion 60 recover more thnn y2o,ooo,-
90 alleged to haye been c5tainea
raudulently from the government Ia
ne construction 81 four ny canton
aenss during the war wa instituted
.oday hy Attorney General Daushsfsr
as the first formal step in far
.eachinr prosecution OF those who
sed contracts foe The build ns Of wss
samps.
"Thc most generous and charitable
I Americans may bs pardesai if
,ourteously declining the porfcfN-l
aviation Of tho eloquent Frcnehmsn
10 become part oi Frsnca'a un-
snown adventures or tho econom 50
Of nor wars or controversies of Ea-
fops."
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28

carried within the next two weeks,
it win be one Of the greatest victories
won for education in Mississippi in
long time.
Judge J. Morgan Stevens and Hon.
Fred Lotterhos, our Attorney. have
made a great fight and we have WOO
even beyohd our expsctations thus
far.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
THE SOUTH LEADS

r. % sRfa % n @ sss sy gssa % s @ s @ .
ord by Hon VIM Kelley
the House Of Representatives becomes f0ce the South advances
According to he last Southern practically
line Of BUSINESS and industry far tho of the whole
$780, and items 1910 the South the nation has
mighty empire
sanmn and prosperity Every dollar invested In the South
The development OF the souha materials
nj. n's sssa sass makes the most fertile trade field for " q
The magnitude Of The ssns OF the South realized
III is considered that this section producing:
| About 100 100 per cent Of the country's bauxite
About 100 per cent Of the country's ;ulers earth
Aou lOo per cent Of the eouns upentno and r0an which
per Of the eouatr cotton crop Cess few thu.and
es raed IN Arizona and California; Which about 60 Of tho
About 100 the peanut
About 100 per cent OF the eountry's cane.
About o9 per een OF tho sounn sulphur than
About % pc. per cent cent q the sssstr Dl..es.s
About 93 cent Of the potatoes
! Arout g2 oi country srus Ulrgtes
About 80 O the eountiy4 aiuauA1la.
About 50 per- @ cent @ Of % the s eoon. ooT .sro sy ySssa' ss
il About 80 per cent of the eountys rice
About SO cent Of the commercial fertilizers
About 60 of the eountrys graphite
About 81 of the
| the worlds production
i About per Of the eountys mica
Il About so per cent Of the eounrys quartz
/ About 50 per cent of the eountrys lumber
About As per cent Of the eountry's sbestos
About 4e cent Of the eouptrys peaches
| About 45 per cent Of the countys lead
About 42 per cent Of tn the oeuntry'' .ine
! About ~ per cent Of the sountrys chickens.
About 40 cent Of the countryi asphalt
About Of the countrys feldspar.
| About3 perc cent OF the corn
| About33 Of pyrites
II Of nd soaps
Il About 80 cent of the counry's lime.
4 About 26 cent Of ths coal.
II cent OF apples
Il cento o the country' sugar
81 About Of the sand
n OF the countys hay
l About Of the
L About the
II About perez
About POI the
About ~ Of the country's white potatoes
/ About 16 Of the eountrys coke
the about Of the
f the ountrys
y trys
u The
land
United
United States combination Of natural
any other the world
The fields
Il The sulphur
ply in this country.
el The eokng country
The that including
Russia; great all Of excluding
The suth keeping with its
II The South
b try
II The South per
e The South 5500000o 0 reclaimab
The the to
eountry and much Of the world.
S The Siuth feed the country.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
TO THE PUBLIC

We will on Saturday Dec. End
close our Canning Factory for
this season, and will not acceyt
any potatoes after Thursdsy
November Both.
Mayhsw CsnrirP C Preserving
Co.
fy E. =, Travis. President
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28

III issA.'3
On Tuesaay xftcvaoon the wirsome
iSsby daughter, katherine, o> the }
&. Aastn family, cciebrsted her
soi~AGay wiA lovely party to
merry group Of adoring little friends
~, came to enjoy thls happy event
9Th Aec After outdoor games the
hlldsen played many games n sa'
~if ~.h 1ai-s r.srs and B-r
thy Austin assisting in keeping th'
children interested and merry. After
viewing the table lndened with many
beautiful presents, the children were
invited by the little hostess into tho
dining room, where lovely White
cake illumined with rino, red candles
CRESTED their eyes Delicious Pcar-
sons peach cream and chocolate was
served to the following little guests
'snd grown-ups-
Margaret Collins, Mary Herring
ten. Tommie Craft, Charley Neile,
Newton Turner, Charley Turner. Ve-
tus Fall, James Barrett. Ralph An
dcrson, Carl Smith, Tonimie Jean ov-
erstreet, Mary Lucille Jordan, Eliza
beth Pettis, Of Washington, D. G.;
Ruth Winn Pettis, John Stephen
Clark. Katherine williams, Nina An
derson, Margarie Turnipseed, Althea
Graft, Dorothy Austin, francis Aus
tin. Mary Craft, Estseis Pagan, J. w.
Farau. Jr.. D. N. Batson, Gaines
patson Martha Turner, Katherine
smith. Jsy Pearson, Adrisns Ruffsn'
Christine Ramsey, Ka@erane Cellinn,
Marie Collins, Eioise Jordan, Kath-
.~;ns Turuer. Mrs. J. n. Pagan, ApA
" Hstson and guest, Ars " G. Bat
son of 7rssxloesa, Ala. -,
Tho Mississippi Colony locstcs
hers received q rare treat on SundA,
.s,s,noou. when the American LAg
lon Band Of Laurel came down ana
tnrnisbed some delightful music
The managers and inmates Of this In
stitution cordially thank the mem
bsrs Of the band for this much ap
preriated kindness
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Austin Of Hat
tiaburg spent the weekend wild
Mr.. Austin's parents, Mr.. and Nm
J. C. Austin. -
Miss Sarah Jones who has bee
teaching the third grade in the e. 3
3. has resigned to accept positic
as teacher in Cleveland, Miss, on a.
count Of being near her home, whic
is Greenwood, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Moody .
vicksburx, Miss, are here visitin
Mr.. Moody's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4
r. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan {
Philadelphia. Miss, are visiting rel
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Grantha
have been on svisit to rerxy, Miss.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28
CIRCUIT COURT is
MAKING GOOD WAY
Criminal Docket Under Con-
sidsratien With Legal
Battles Hard Fought

Circuit Court 10 ms king repid
stfides this v~-t The crimnsl
drckst is holding ihe Coutt'r
att~Ut on, With I'll .ths li.i ssnu
ho.lv contesting their prnsecu
sions. No ovtst taading cases have.
az Yet, been passed upon.
The following have been en-
nsnuells'I for this weeks pstit
1IrIeF:
Jvry M. | Includes Dan Eliu-
soh. w. ". Knight. j.. A. Wind-
ham. j. J. Love- J O. Buchums
X. ii Massey. Hiev, AoAs. A. ~
Wal srs. A. c. HalIowsy, R. R.
ild fieli, ". Il Halt aud ]. r.
Holidell..
Jury M. Z iuaia.as V;lau
HsdNe, d. ~. Davls, j. u. Jones
4 -. Sni.I. har,,s,. a.,a-,
Nsstou aIsin..'n, =. +. tlouts ell.
A. X 9-issh. A. ". L-si ~.
Z. ose'.a- W ): Taylor al.d
:, NJ Hsr4. W
iig Of his srcp viii benefit along with
he growers ia helping to keep the
4
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28

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The Jones County news., 1922-11-28

Mr. L. c. Moffets. who is employ
ed at Sandersville by the Southern
Railroad was at home for several days
this weak with hts family.
The Jones County news., 1922-11-28

| @4As $40 - s*s ~~~.~
Mr.. and Ars. v. c. Batson Of Tus-
caloosa, Ala, who have been. visiting
with the n Bstson family left Tor
their home on Wednesday noon
49, - Iflf33
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Byrd Of Hat
tissbsRg. .Yisit<d the d. z byr4 tan
lily on BsnAny-
TAs v. u U. II tAs BsPtist
|ChursA met With Mrs. l.. n. Ruffin
on Monday afternoon An interest
ing program was much enjoyed. A.
ter the meeting the hostess served
delieiens refreshments TO her guests.
Mr.. Bruo Jsrdan sf Bay kinette,
Ala, has returned to Ellisvills after
thrss years absence Bruce will BE
we'll remembered - = star athlete
during the first yearr Of the A. H. s.
Ara- W. s. Crawford. vffs Of eur
prominent DR.. ". .. CrsHsrd, hAs
gone on = writ to A~ 1sxents IN S@p
dsKsvill%
-
MI ,. T. Asffctt aad hnfy Of
Piesyuns, visited with tts l. e. MOI
fett family on Sunday.
Mr.. ToM Bsnhsu vAS = AnRsv5sd
in New Orleans returned to Ms posi-
tisK Tuesday noon
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Kllsworth we're
guests Of Mr.. and Hrs. P. n. Ikler on
last Sunday.
| Quite 4 number Of people Of Ellis
villa went up to Laurel on Thursday
evening to hsar the Evelyn Seotney
Opera Co. at the Strand Theatre.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. D.
K Collins, Mrs. Carl Smith, Miss
Luna Austin Mrs. M. Batson, Mrs
Jim Arnold and Miss Katie Arnold
Mrs Leila Buckley and Miss Jones OF
"a. n. s.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Shoe.
maker and daughter Katherine and
othcrs
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Crumbley hat
with them for the weekend Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lem Parker and children AMI
a Mr.. and Mrs. Burkett Collins ans
: small son. G. W. Of Laurel.
| M. Quinlan, New York City; W. A
I Bilbo, Hattiesburg, Miss; 0. F
Haynes Corrinth, Miss; J. M. Russ
Redick, Miss; S. II. Williams, Jack
son, Miss; E. B. Mullinoux, New Or
\ leans, La, were au recent srrivsls =
ne Aiee Hotel