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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
CARTER

John Spikes and family and Lum
Spikes and wife and daughter, Alma,
were transacting busipess in Walnut
Ridge Friday
Charley Poe and wife and daugh-
ter, Pearl, visited Mrs. Poe's father
in the hills Sunday.
Arthur Tyler and family and Ezra
Massey attended the Graveyard
cleaning at shiloh Saturday.
Several from this place are attend
ing the meeting going ON at shannon
this week, conducted by Bro. Taylor
Standdll Of Maynard.
Clifton Traw and wife visited his
father win Traw. at Pocahontas sat
urday night and Sunday.
Eugene Brown visited his sister.
Mrs. Ira Clark, Saturday night.
Misses Elsie aud Minnie Ann Poe
were guests Of Julia Snodgrass sun
day.
Rev. Montgomery filed his regular
appointment at this place Saturday
and Sunday.
Aut Hays and family were visitors
at Il. j. Timers Saturday night.
VIII Hutch and family are sick
with the flu. We hope they viii re-
cover soon.
Misses Alma Spikes and Sarah
Eaton were dinner guests of Miss
Clara Brown Sunday.
Ed Tyler and family were visitors
at Frank Tyler's Saturday and sun
day.
Ira Clark and wife visited Jim
Haynes of Shannon Sunday.
Miss Pearl Nelson visited Miss Pearl
May Smith at Shannon Saturday
night.
Ezra Presley and wife visited his
father. Napoleon Presley at Shannon
Saturday and Sunday.
Sular Spikes of Ingram is visiting
his brother, Lum Spikes, at this
place.
We have organized Sunday
school at this place and will meet
every Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Ev-
erybody is invited to attend and take
part.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
holland

Uncle Joe Bal'a of Cedar Ridge is
building some fiues for Il. f. Sisson,
over at his clubhouse farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers gave their
friends dance last Saturday night.
David r. Mckinley of East Julia
Dean Bar visited Stone Hammond
last Monday evening.
Daniel Weeks Of Bristoc is making
n crop with Mr.. Batta.
J. l.. Sheppard, our merchant, has
sold out to some Mr.. Clarks. We hate
to lose Mr.. Sheppard, but here's a
welcome to the Mr.. Clarks.
Miss Tommie Mckinley of Rich
woods attended church at Cherry
Hin Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Young and Mrs. Sadie
Morton of Swifton were visiting rela-
tives here last week.
Elmer Slsson of Imboden visited his
father last Sunday.
Floyd Brantley of Brockett visited
Gus Cox of Cedar Ridge Saturday
and Sunday.
Jno. Looney of Richwoods was over
here last week ON business
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Sisson visited
relatives and friends at Brockett last
Friday and Saturday, and while
there the school board employed Mrs.
Slsson TO teach their summer term of
school.
Dorvan Ragan and wife visited the
latter's mother and father ut Black
Rock last Sunday.
Ross Thomas and VIM. Story are
hauling over on the east side of Black
river.
Lillian Story visited ut her grand
mothers last Saturday night.
Claborn Leathers visited his old
friend Mr.. Level. last Sunday.
Squire Level is in very poor health
and is not able to be up much of the
time.
VIII Hufstedler of Attica was with
us last Saturday night. Come again,
WIN, you are always welcome.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
EAST MAYNARD

DIR. W. II. swindle is seriously ill
at this writing.
Maynard will have at least two
gins next fall.
Robert Talbot has been engaged in
breaking sod few days.
How many times have you heard
these two questions this month? ?
"HoW many chicks have your "How
is your gardenY
Mr. and Mrs. Rufe Foster enjoyed
the hospitality of Joe Pat Frazier and
family Saturday night.
Osler Lofts has pneumonia.
Mrs. d. Hogood son Gilbert, and
Gilbert Parker, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Johnson Saturday night.
Several who secured teachers H.
cense in recent examination are be-
ing vaccinated as a prerequisite to
securing school contracts.
Madam Gossip says that c. Il Dis
mang will have $50 acres Of landocul--
tivated in cotton ON his plantation
this season. Pretty good-or bad
for hill farmer.
II seems to me that booze distillers
and consumers are some inconsistent.
They demand protection of our laws
but persist in violating tlpm.
John Shaver and wife of Rcyno
visited Mrs. Shaver's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weatherford, Sunday.
Though the number of federal EN-
ployees has been reduced 100. 900 in
the last two years. Get govern
ment job" is the heading of an ad to
induce people to take course to
prepare for examinations and they
get some suckers good money too.
Is it any less wrong to play cards
for a ten dollar silver cup, than to
play for a ten dollar William
Joe L. Cox was pleasant visitor
at w. T.. Dismang's Friday night.
From ones neck down, his worth
is as he has OK strength; from his
neck up, he may be worth as much as
the president of an insurance com
pany and that is not a widows mite.
If some of these non-Bible believers,
who think that man sprang from the
monkey, would refer to the actions of
some people as an example, they
would have fair proof.
II is being predicted that Randolph
county will not raise enough feed this
season for another year. If cotton
stays up corn and hay will likely be
priced comparatively, so we had bet
ter heed the motto: Safety first"
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Bob Anderson and wife, formerly Of
this place have moved TO Maynard.
W. f.. dickson and wife visited rel
atives at Naylor, Mo-, last week
Quite a crowd gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright
Saturday night and enjoyed a nice
musical.
Mrs. Fred Scott is the guest Of
Mrs. A. {. Meredith this week.
Earl Tilley is visiting relatives at
Cardwell Mo.
A. c. Meredith and wife were visit
ing relatives and friends at Reyno the
week end.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Roy Aiken and wife, who was tor-
merly Mrs. Myrtle Bowden' were here
the latter part Of the week on ouSl'
ness.
Joe II. johnson went to Illinois sat
urday on special business
w. NJ. Marshall is adding to the
looks Of his property, by painting ms
house,
sam Buckley aud Miss Mamie
Johnson, daughter Of Joe II. John
son. were quietly married saturday
Rev. W. f. Cooper officiating
I'D Blankenship, whom we men
toned as being seriously i'll, died sat
urday. and was buried Sunday at the
Nelson graveyard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
Late County News
BIGGERs

BlGGERS
Rev c. NJ. Myrlck of Maynard
preached at the Baptist church here
Sunday He has accepted the call to
preach here every first and third sun
day in each month.
Joe II. johnson was at Tupelo and
Newport on official business last
week.
Mrs. Horace Moore of Denver, Col,
was here this week visiting her niece,
Mrs. A. 4. Reynolds.
Sid johnson of Maynard was here
Sunday to meet his wife. who had
been to Pocahbntas having some den
tai work done.
Jess Tyler and NJ. A. Ferguson and
their families, who moved TO Blodg-
EFT, Mo-, few weeks ago, have re-
turned back to old Randolph.
Clarence Graham and family and
Mrs. Josie Johnson. visited at Clay
ton Story's near Mcllroy's ferry sun
day.
n. Kirk, relief agent for the Frisco,
is here this week, while the regular
agent, Mr.. Lane. is taking his vaca-
iion.
Several friends OF DR.. Swindle are
visiting his bedside at Maynard this
week.
Misses Edna Evans and Christine
Poindexter were transacting business
in Pocahontas Saturday.
Rev. Spurgeon, Baptist minister of
Poplar Bluff, will preach the bacca-
laureate sermon for the Biggers high
school graduating class here next Sun
day.
Mrs. n. NJ. Luter was in Pocahon-
tas Saturday.
Mr.. Lane. father Of our townsman.
Tom Lane, has accepted a position as
clerk in the b. +. Bigger & Sons
store.
Rev. W. II. Cooper and family win
leave Wednesday for Marmaduke to
attend district conference. W. f. Dea-
yer and Mrs. ]. C. Poindexter will go
as delegates
u. s. Senator Joe T. Robinson will
deliver the class address at the
school house Friday night.
The A. 2. Schnabaum Store Co., is
installing a gasoline station in front
Of their store.
Rev W. Il. Cooper was agreeably
surprised Monday night when several
of his friends gathered at his home to
help him eat cake, which was baked
in honor Of his thirty-third birth
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
KNoBEI

Would letter from Clay, your sis
ter county be welcome in the columns
Of thePocahontas star Herald. a pa
per that every Randolph countian
should be proud of, paper that has
ever been loyal TO its patrons, and the
interests it serves, one that has al
ways fought along honorable lines for
the betterment of all, without fear or
favor to anyone? | spent thirty-four
years Of my life in Randolph county
and naturally have feeling for her
and hers that will remain long after
the memories have gone into the dim
distance Of the past, l appreciate
.vervs rnvnrn ~ asnnnv n>vvn, 1effoeo that
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
WARM SPRINGS

A fine girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
W. T.. Holt the 4th of this month
They have named the little one Jua-
nita Jane.
DIR. Finney's wife is improving.
John Glass md Mrs. Alvie Kelly
stole a march on the people last Sun
day. DIR. Carrens of Middlebrook,
tied the knot for them.
DIR. J.|B. Scott left for Little Rock
iast week
Miss Dolly Weason of Whip, Ark,
is visiting her sister. Mrs Clarence
Phillips. Mrs. Phillips gave party
in honor of Miss weason Saturday
night
We have choir practice at the
church Sunday evenings. All who are
interested in building up the Sunday
school and church are asked to take
part.
Dee H. Tucker visited homefolks
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Bin Condra visited her sister
Mrs. Finney Sunday.
Freeman and Burton Holt have
been visiting relatives aud friends at
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Il. Adams visites
Mr.. and Mrs Almous Kenner satur-
day night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
SALEM

Jeh Hin OF Maynard is making a
share crop with Elvis Maynard this
summer.
Lee Weaver Of this place is freight
ing for Weaver Mercantile Co., this
week.
A. S. Johnson was shopping at Big
gers Saturday.
Joe Gallegely purchased saddle
horse from Happy Jack last week
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves to
be indebted to the late J. f. Blanken-
ship in any way are hereby notified
to come forward at once. and make
settlement with the undersigned, who
has been appointed administrator Of
the estate of the said J. f. Blanken-
ship. ID. r. Blankenship,
36-4t. Reyno. Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
IIANIII

Farmers are very busy since the
pretty spring weather began.
Cola Jackson and wife visited at
Edgar Shaver's Saturday night.
Myrt Waldron and Bud Jones were
visiting special friends at Middlebrook
Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Bellah was the guest
of Miss Irene Spikes Saturday and
SUNDAY. s- ~ X
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20
sKAGGs

Miss Zadie Nipps visited Grace
Missey Sunday night.
Everett Missey who has had the flu
is improving nicely.
Walter BrattOn and wife visites
Robert Wells Sunday.
J. X. Missey was ia town on bus;
ness Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-04-20

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE Tablets remove
the cause. There is only ons Promo osinine."
= ~ cnovEs a1.aess - - -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
ALFONSO XIII SERIA' ACLAMADO
81 VINIERA A MEJICO, DICE =
@OBREGON. =.
FL presidente mejicano csta porque Sc
designe delegado apOst0lico un
dignatariO del pals.

Ciudad de M6jico-El presidente
Obreg0D, en- entrevista celebrada con
cl reprcsentante de un impOrtante Pc
ri6dico madrileiio, seiior Dr. Jose NJ
Albinana, al refcrirSc las rclaciones
de MGjico con el Vaticano manifesto
que, constitucionalmente, MGjico no
puede sostener con cl Vaticano sino
relaciones de cortesfay no oficiaies;
agregando que los cxtranjeroS les
esta prohibido ejercer. mission religip.
sa en- el pals por un precepto consti.
ttlcional y que ell el case de que Sc
dcsignara nuevo. delegadp apost6lieo
la acogida del gobierno serfa de me-
ra cortesfa. r az f.o inG q ET.
En- este ordeii de ideas, cl presiden-
te Obreg6n cs dc opinion Que, como
formula conciliadora, cl Naticano de-
biera designar un dignatario ecle-
siasiico mejicano, fin dc marchar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11

mchtos Representatives J el pueblo
mcjicano ell general. FL primer ma
gistrado censidera ell -viaje-del -monar
ca de grani significaci6n para el acer
camicnto o'mas qbeneficioso7 entire clos
dos pafses " que sin dudaI ello contri
buirfa atimentaro Ia franca 3simpa
tia despertada' por Ia figara del mo
narca, a tai punto que tiene una YER
dadera popularidad en- America. st.o'
En-. la conversation Sc trat0 tambieD
la question de los emigrados politicos
declarando que el gobierno habfa de
cretado una amplia amnistfa para to-
do ell que quisiera regresar a Mejicc
V que 81 algunos no habfan vuelto era
porque no les parecfa bien regresar
estaban expatriados por causas que
no eran polfticas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
POR La CORTE
FEDERAL
(continuaci6n de la pag. il


tas del Lcdo. Francis sobre que si ha-
bfa tenido motive alguno para dedu-
cir que ell uso lie los detectives tenfa
otro proposito que no fuera .el poll
tico, que despu6s de practicada Ia in
vestigaci0n por Soto Mayor fue infor-
mado de sus resultados pormenores.
Tambi6n le hicieron preguntas por el
mismo estilo los abogados Martin y
Sweet.
Carlos Alrarado, Sc levant0 decla-
rar simplemcnte que habfa recibido
6rdenes del jefe Harding, de enviar
dos detectives la residencia del doc
tor Coll V Cuchf, Y que no saba 81
Sc habia redactado informe alguno de
la Investigation que practicaron los
detectives Dfaz Alyarado
FL seiior Jose Leon, de 10 firma
Sues. de L. Yillamil Y Co., compareci6
como testigO, con el fin de identifi-
car la declaration que lie entreg6 el
doctor Coll Y la que hizo traducir al
ingl6s el seilor Leon, entregando Ia
misma a su abogado Mr.. Martin, quien
Sc Ia pas6 al juez. Esta declaration
fu6 admitida como prueba.
Mr.. Gay, Assistant fiscal, dijo que
ell dfa u de diciembre, estando en- su
oficina, el Lcdo. CayetanO Coll le en-.
treg0 I'LL documento para que 10 leye-
ra El fiscal Wells Sc 10 mostro al
testigo para que 10 identificara, y asi
10 hizo. FL senior Gay diio que lie hi
70 la advertencia al iLcdo. Coll, que
tai documento no estaba firmado, con
testapdo este, que q mismo lie habit
dicho su hermano Victor que llt
10 firmara. Dijo Mr. Gay. que ell Icdo
Coll nunca le solicit0l que arclHvart
el asuntO pendicnte contra el doctel
Coll .r1 E'
FL seiior Capo 10 pudo comparecel
a declarar. por hallarse enfermo; pc
70 fue admitida su declaration, qu,
! presto ante el Gran Jurado.
En- In session lie ia rarde, primera
mente el fiscal Wells lego ell affidavi
del Gobernador Reilly, en- cl cual dene
90 cl eX Executive que hubiera dad,
0rdenes al doctor Victor Coll, par;
que fucsc solicitar dos detectives el
su nombrc. Los abogados sc opusie
ron que este documento fuese admi
lido como prueba, perO el juez mani
fest6 que debfa ser iatlmitido. po
Greer que era un d6cumento de vita
imDortancia. Fue llamada declara
la Sub-seretarfa depa Corte Mrs. dc
lnohue, para certificar que 81 Gran Ju
RADIO, habia. entregado una, aeusaci0
cghtlfI el'deetSr Coll y Ellqif y otro'
TamBi6n declare cl Marshal Hubbard
-exPres6 que la -noehc que -ct- ira
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
Alfonso XIII seria aclamado 81
Mejico>@dice Obregon

dc acucrdo con la constitution, pcro
que en- absolute el gobierno no tiene
Ia menOr idea contra el elemento ca
t0licO del pals. -.r...
Ell la misma entreyista, el presiden
te mejicano dedic0 frascs de simpatfa
Il su Majestad Alfonso NH V dijo q. Ell
case de que ell monarch espahol Sc de-
cidiera venir a M6jicO serfa calurOsa
mente aclamado no tanto por el 60
bierno sino tambien por todos los ele-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11

Jurado entreg6 Ia acusaci6n contra el
doctor Coll v Cuchf, Sc encontraba en-
Ia Cortc, v que csa misma noche VIC
a Mr.. Harding en ell edificio dc la
Corte, sin poder decir que vic al res
TO dc los acusatlos en- el caSo presente.
Despues que declare Mr.. Hubbard, fl
naliz0 la prucba del gobicrno. Segui-
damentc los abogados solicitaron un~
receso, para conferenciar. el jucz
manifesto que como tenfa deseos de
que la vista continuase, concedi0 sola-
mente veinte minutes. FinalizadO el
receso, el Lcdo. Dexter, en- representa-
ci0n de su defendido Cayetano Coll V
Cuchf. present6 Ia Corte una moci0n
solicitando su absoluci0n, porquc de
Ia prueba presentada por el fiscal no
existfa culpabilidad alguna contra ell
Lcdo. Coll V Cuchf. III fiscal Sc opu-
SO Ia pretepsi0n del Lcdo. Dexter.
Ell jnez decide Ia moci0n mas o me-
nos Ell estos terminos: que el juez Mar
tin trajo al jueZ de esta Corte una de-
claraci0n identica q Ia que el seIOr
Coll V Cuehf entreg0 al fiscal Wells.
70 debo decir, dice el jucz, que ell Sc
nor Martin me trajo esa declaration
para que la leyera solamente, pc
70 81 20 me encOntrara cjcrcicndo la
profession V llevara un fiscal una
declaration sin firmar para que fueSe
archivado un case contra un cliente
mfo, 70 no vacilarfa en- declararme
convicto de desacatO al tribunal. Otras
mociones idtnticas a la presentada
por el Lcdo. Dexter, fueron radicadas
por ,losstemas Sabogades, las que fsle-
ron &dcnegadaslpor la Corte, tomando
Hos abogados exception.
I Ell sei1or Coll Y Cuchf ocup6 la silla
Fde testigos eStuvO declarando por
Fespacio de una hora, manifestandO mas
EQ melos, que cuando fuc acusado su
Iliermai4 victoi{ iestaba stn, ef Noft4
Ey de este Sc enter6 por IL prcnsa, y
fquemo 'tenfa conocimiento de los car
Cos sferffulados aontra ,su zhermatlo. Y
que 5Solamente conferenci0 con su her
mano el dfa que fueron a consignal
la fianza. el dfa de SUI llegada, ALA
por el dfa 16 dc diciembre. FL fiscal
Wells mostro al Lcdo. Coll una con
testaci6n, que 6l habfa radicado IL Ia
acusaci0n del fiscal. 10 que manifcS
to el Lcdo. Coll. que con esa contcsta-
ci0n Gl 10 que habfa hecho, era con
signar los concep.os aducidos en- Ia
propia acusaci6n.
1 FL Sub-secretario Rafael Alarc0n
declare sobre las fechas en- que FG
lix Torres habfa sido citado como tcs
tigo. V ell la forma que fueron radi
/ cadaS las acuSaciOnes.
+ El,'Lcdo. FRANCIS someti6- al .fisca
I WelIs~a nn extenso interrogatorio. con
rclaci0n q la carta dc inmQnidad qu'
steptirg0 el tes; iso Felix Torres.
FuG suspendida la session hasta hoy
Il las -nueee dc la mailana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
OFICINA DEL SECRETAR1O
EJECUTlVO
lAbril u


Ha quedado archivado en- la Secre-
taria Ejecutiva el informe anual CO.
rrespondiente al aiio 1922 de la cor
poraci6n "Palo Seco Fruit Company"
y dc la asociaci6n "Padres Dominicos
de Puerto Rico.
Han sido presentados, en- la Off
Gina del Secretario Ejecutivo,. para su
archivo y registro, los articulos de in
corporation de una corporation que
Sc trata de organizar con el nombre de
"Caguas Auto Truck Corporation" Gu
va ofcina principal Sc establecera en-
la ciudad de Caguas. Sc forma dicha
corporation para explotar la indus
tria de automobiles.
Han sido presentadas, en- la ofici-
ma del Secretario Executive, para su
archivo registro, las siguientes mar
cas- de fabricas:
Una de la Corporation del Estado de
Massachusetts, denominada "The Car
ter's Ink Company" la que consiste
en- la palabra "Ink" dentro de una fl
gura ovalada y Sc aplica a la venta
de pasta de pegar, cemento, ETC.;
Una de la Corporation del Estado
de New Jersey denominada "The Sim
ger Manufacturing Company la que
consiste en- una letra "B" grande dem
tro de la cual aparecen las palabras
"Singer Sewing Machines" y Sc apli-
ca la venta de hilos para coser;
Una3del seiior Francisco Oliver Cou-
verje, de Ponce, la que consiste en- la
representation de un escudo capricho-
so tornado de lineas entrecortadas.
En- ell centro aparece una rama de ca
feto y las palabras Francisco Oliver,
Coffee Exporter, Ponce, Puerto Rico,
ysses aplica la venta de cafe;
Una de la Corporation del Estado
de California denominada California
Central Creameries" la que consiste
en- las palabras Golden State" y Sc
aplica la venta de mantequilla, que
so, crema, etc.
(Abril 81
Los siguientes documentos pertene-
cientes a la "Sociedad Musical Juan
Morell Campos" han sido archivados
en- la Secretaria Ejecutiva:
1.-Certifcado relatvio la election
Ide la nueva junta directiva, la cual
esta formada por los siguientes seno-
rez: Manuel R. Martinez, Presidente;
Rafael NJ. Salazar, Vicepresidente;
Carlos 9. Giorgetti, Secretario; Ro-
Iberto Morell Carvajal, Subsecretario;
Domingo Cruz, Tesorero; Zacarias La
Iguardia, Subtesorero y Emilio Santia-
Igo, Jose Antonio Colon, Julioa Alvara-
do e Hip6lito 'Usera, Vocales; eont..
2.-Informe= anual CORES pordiente
al ano 1922. !HHhUca mH JiaIs q gGc1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-11
Ell QUO WARRANTO CONTRA
WILSON FUE APELADO

FL case dc Quo-Warranto del rX-Co-
misionado del Interior senior CUTLER
mo Estcves, contra John a. Wilson,
fallado por Ell juezi RotlrIguez Sierra a
favor del primero, llaS sf'i0 fapelado
para ante la Cortc- suprcma por cl
Attorney General Mr. Goats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05
Miss Liberty Rules
Seattle for a Day

Miss Liberty. in all her regal splen
dor. did honor to the American lie.
gion Wednesday at tho great Amerl
canization program held az Woodland
park. Miss Liberty. attended by her
court appeared at the celebration
and led the singing
The Salvation Army band. playing
martial airs. alrplanes flying over.
head Grand Army men, Boy Scouts
and newly naturalized Americans all
assisted in the program and were re-.
sponsible for It's success. according
TO the American Legion committee.
Prof. Edmond S. Meany of the Uni.
versity OF Washington was In charge
of the naturalization ceremonies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

jeweisl They buy what they like on
someone else"
With a necklnee. n woman can al.
ways remold her face. Mrs. Foss
thinks.
Tho smart new chokers OF large
beads are suitable only for very slen-
der Threats" Sho maintains. "A long
necklace Of small beads. or those
graduated in size so that the small
beads come about the neck. Is the
most flattering type for the short
neck"
Fashionable jewclry now comes in
two or thrce-piece sets. usually in
semi.prcciouE stones. Mrs. Foss says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-05

Necklaces. earrings and sometimes
bracelets match. Italian filigree
work in gold or silver and carved
ivory are very fashionable.
or the stones OF the moment, tho
carnelinn leads. she says, with am
Der. Jade. turquoise. matrix and coral
following. Long and short strands
are equally fashionable. and carved
pendants on fancy cords are most
effective with certain costumes.
Use jewelry as YOU do embroidery
or lace" she concludes. for a def.
mite decoration. II you can get a
beautiful effect with blue glass. why
pine for diamonds?"