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Evening star., 1924-10-26

u II IGRATION-the question OF the
~ emigrant and the immigrant
| wv is almost as old as the world;
! but within the past few years
| it has assumed an importance
which had never attached to 1T
| before. Never before has the prob
lem been studied as thoroughly from
all sides as since the close of the
World War, and moro particularly
| within the past two or three years
| Instead of being merely national
problem, as it practically was before
| the war, it has now taken on an IN
ternational significance, along with
| many other problems when makes
| it's influence virtually world wide
Many countries which before 1914
| had taken little interest either IN
emigration or immigration now are
alive to the economic, social and po-
| liticaI meaning Of these movements
and are preparing to meet the prob
| lens presented through legislation
and regulations adapted to the needs
| of the situation.
Europeans Turning to South America
One resuIt-in fact, the principal
result-of the immigration law adopt
| ad nv the past session of the United
States Congress has been to turn the
ewes of hundreds of thousands of
prospectiye European emigrants from
| the "promised land of North America
| to the newer fields of South America.
! Having had the door shut against
| them here, except to a very limited
extent, these economically dissatisfied
Germans and Italians, Bulgarians,
| Russians. Spaniards, Greeks and peo-
ple of other nations and races see in
! Brazil and Argentina and Bolivia,
Peru. Paraguay and Colombia, Mex
ico and some of the other Latin
American countries opportunities to
make homes for themselves and bet
ter their conditions in newer, less
| densely populated and more undeyel-
| oped lands.
the three countries which are likely
| to receive by far the greatest pro-
portion Of these immigrants. In all
] of these republics there are vast un-
developed tracts of land. 1t is only
a. question of getting the immigrant
and the land together in such way
that the former can make a com
Portable living for himself and his
family If the governments of these
respective countries, which are re-
ported to be giving serious study at
| the present time to the immigration
question as it is going to affect them,
can assimilate properly the incoming
| streams Of humanity from Europe
they will have added much to their
national economic wealth.
Argentina Consideri,g LEGISLATION.
! While both Brazil and Mexico are
preparing to extend a welcoming hand
to the immigrant from Europe as he
steps upon their shores and will do
all they can to help him and a place
in the economic and social life of the
nation, Argentina is reported to be
giving most serious attention to the
problem at the present time. 1t is
probable that the extraordinary ses-
sion Of the Argentine Congress which
President de Alvear is expected to
summon shortly will take up this
question. and 1t is likely to be the
most important problem before the
Congress.
] Argentina realizes that it will not
be possible to have all these fmmi-
] grants congregate in Buenos Aires
and the other cities; that IL they
are to become permanent and worth
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Continued on Third Pagel
Evening star., 1924-10-26
Cotton From Arabia.

A concession for a $4,000, 900 cot
on-growing scheme in Irak has been
granted to DR.. Assar, the Syrian finan-
cier, who Is turning it over to a syn
dicate IN which Norton-Griffiths & Co.,
Ltd, the public works contractors of
London. are interested.
Evening star., 1924-10-26

Continued on Third Page)
Evening star., 1924-10-26
By HENRY l.. SWEINHART.

Il II IGRATION-the question Of the
N II emigrant and the immigrant
wv is almost as old as the world;
but within the past few years
haS aSSupled iQlpOrtaQCe
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VA ESTA FIRMADo Ell DECRETo
QUE DIsUELvE Ell REIcHsTAG

BERLIN, agosto %. Omitted Press).
-El Presidente Ebert, ha firmado va
el decreto por medic del cual Sc disol-
vera al Reichstag actual, en- case de
que quede dcrrotado ell plan Dawes, v
no lie sea possible al gobierno ohtener
las dos terceras parties de los votos que
aseguren Ell triunfo del proyecto.
La excitacion que reina en- los cir
culos politicos es inmensa, y la incerti-
dumbre reina doquiera. Existe la Gre
encia general de que 81 Ell gobierno ce-
Zebra nuevas elecciones conseguira ha-
cerse una mayoria suficientemente
fuerte, para asegurar ell exito del plan
Dawes.
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La OBRA REALIZADA EN- PUERTO RICO.

La obra esta va terminada y Ell ba-,
rrio tiene servicio de alcantarillado
en- todas sus Gales.
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CONSTRUCTION DE cAsAs:

En- Julio de 1928 Sc terminaron las
SO casas de MADEIRA que construy6 La
Comisi6n de Hogares Seguros, las cua-
les fueron atrendadas Embellishments
a moradores de los barrios bajos de
Puerta de TERRA, a un canon de arren
damiento de $5. 90 mensuales.
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INQUILINos QUE WIEN
ILEGALMENTE

Segdn investigation practicable, Gu
yo informe Sc rindi6 a esa Conf
sion, hay un ntmero de inquilinos que
viven ilegalmente, los que deben ser
desahuciados
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EXTENSION DEL
ALCA.NTARILLADO:

En- vista de la necesidad que habia
de poner servicio de alcantarillado a
las GALES que no 10 tenian que Sc es-
taban pobiando rapidamente, la Co
mission acord6 asignar Ia cantidad ne
cesaria para ese trabajo.
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.s1EMBRA DE ARBoLEs


La siembra de arboles ha continue
do durante TODD el afo y hoy 50 pis-
de notar La diferencia entire Ia afidse.
que Sc veia Ell afio anterior y el belloy
aspecto que ofrece la barriads este
afo, con su gran niimero de arboies.
Sc han sembrado cerca de- $500, ;todos
dentro de los solares, iunto a lassv
jas, pues La tentativa que 50 hizo, por
sembrarlos en- las Gales fracas6, debi-
do que fueron destrufdos por Las per-
sonas animales realengos qua resi-
den en- ell Barrio obrero. Sc, ha pen-
sado volveIlos a sembrar an Las GALES,
ambos lados de las mismas prots-
giendolos con cercas de-. MADEIRA para
que no los destruyan.
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vistase la moda con Echevarria
por SO Dollars semanal. Satisfaction
y. garantia. Informese. Luna so.
AdYt.
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oFIcINA POSTAL PARA
Ell BAlRRIo oRRERo: &


En- Ell informe anterior del Sr. ~
Vale Pijam Sc decia que Ia ofcina pcs.
tai quedaria instalada dentro de pocos
tempo, pero debido los miltipies Inc
convenientes que Sc han presentado,
hasta la fecha no ha sido alberta.
Ultimamente, despues de muchas ges-
tiones, en- las que fui bondadosa y en-
cazmente ayudado por .el Postmaster;
de San Juan, sehor Montilla, .conss-
grimos la installation de dicha odcinas
solo estamek pendientes de que ven
gan aprobados de Washington los do-.
cumentos que frmamos para que que
de defnitivamente establecido el SER
vicio de correos en- La barriada obre-
ra.
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PARouE DE REcREo:

El Administrator. sr. del Vale. ba
estado cambiando impresiones con el
Hon. comisonado Municipal de Ins.
trucci6n de San Juan, sehor Gonzales
Ginorio, sobre Ia construction de sun
Parque de Recreo en- esta barrfada, >
81 est& conforme en- contrlbuir con 81
SO por ciento del costo de Ia obra,
siempre que la comisi6n contribuya
con ell otro so por ciento. Como esta
es una obra necesaria, Sc cree convs-
niente- que La Conisi6n tome Ell acuer-
do de apropiar la cantidad indicada
por Ell sr. Gonzalez Ginor:o para Ia
construction de dicho parque, en- COO
peraci6n con Ell Municipio de San
Juan.
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NuEvAs coNsrRuccroNEs

En- la actualidad hay acordado IL
construction de veinticinco easas do
MADEIRA, del mismo tipo de Las ants-s
riores, obras que empesaran pr6xima-
mente.- 80
Sc hace necesario adquirir algin
terreno junto al Barrio obrero y cons
truir un numero de casas para Las per-
sonas que aun viven en- Puerta dc
TERRA, dejar de una vez soiucionado
ell problema de los moradores de los
sub-barrios que han sido afectados con
las obras del dragado.
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ASAASo1 "a RO4 oOSAOA0A A4@eNo NAO sAVS
meses Sc hace necesario llevarlos la
corte, siempre saldan antes de que
llegue Ell momento de desahucio.
FL promedio annual de cobro desde
julio l de 1922 a JUNO 80 1928, fue
de So. .678. IA, v Ell promedio de cobro
de julio de 1928 JUNO 80 de 1924,
ha sido de 81 275. .72. Por este dato
Sc vera que Ell cobro ha tenido un au-
mento de casi so por ciento.
ARRENDAMTENTo DE SoLARES
CON DEREcHo A PRoPIEDAD:
Han continuado llegando incesante-
mente las solicitudes para Ell arrenda-
miento de solares para la construc-
ci6n de viviendas En- vista de que
va no queda disponible ningin solar
para construction de MADEIRA Sc ha in
tensifcado La concession de solares pa
ra construction de concrete, al extre-
mo que de 46 solares que SO habian
concedido hasta JUNO 80 de 1928, Sc
ha llegado Ia cantidad de 139 en-
JUNO 80 de 1924.
CONSTRUCTION DE cAsAs:
En- julio de 1928 Sc terminaron las
80 casas de MADEIRA que construy6 La
Comisi6n de Hogares Seguros, las cua-
les fueron atrendadas Embellishments
a moradores de los barrios bajos de
Puerta de TERRA, a un canon de arren
damiento de $5 90 mensuales.
tREPARAcIoN DE cAsAs:
Como todas las casas de MADEIRA tie
nen mas de tres afios de construidas,
nos encontramos que Sc ha hecho ne
cesario repararlas en- su inmensa ma
yoria. Esto ha obligado a sostener
continuamente trabajando seis carpin-
teros ocho pintores doce auxiiares.
Las casas de So 90 ramadas de
"Aguadilla'', Sc encontraban en- tan
malas condolences debido que en- su
construction Sc us6 tabla machiembra,
en- vez de chanfle juntera, que Sc
, hizo necesario cambiarle las cuatro
divisiones a algunas de elias. Tambien
hemos tenido que zanzibar ell techo de
un gran nimero de casas y reparar
el de otras.
Ell trabajo de plomeria tambien Sc
ha continuado activamente. Ha sido
necesario cambiar muchos tubos del
alcantarillado debido a que estaban en-
tan malas condolences que Sc desha-
clan al tocarlas.
Con Ell aumento en- Ia concession de
solares han aumentado las instalacio-
mes sanitarias hasta ell extreme que
en- ell aiio Sc hicieron 62, con un costo
de $7,o96. "a, cuya cantidad fu6 car
gada al valor del solar de los diferen-
tes arrendatarios.
Sumando el total de S14,894. 90, gas
tado en- nateriales, la cantidad de:
$11. 100 40, pagado por n6nlinas du.s
rante Ell afio, da $26. os4 40, que es ell
total gastado en- reparaciones. Restan
do esa cantidad $1s. .77S.75, cargado
a los arrendatarios, las reparaciones en-
Ell barrio han costado al Gobierno In
sular Ia suma de $3.50. .65, que uni
dos los $11,1os 80, pagados segdn la
Ley de Presupnesto, hacen un total de
$18,4 ,419 54, que gast6 Ell gobierno en-
administrator, reparaci6D del alcan-
tariIlado, extension de la tuberfa del
aqua. reparaci6n del edifcio de Ad-
ministraci6n, liInpieza, etc. durante Ell
afio econ6mico 192S-1924.
EXTENSION DEL
ALcANTARILLADo:
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rRoYEcTos PARA Ell FuruRo:

H =-
Esta .hecho Ell estudio para el AFR
made de la Avenida "A', obra que
cmpezara hacerse en- fecha bien GER
cana. s.. Is -
Como Ell barrio est& en- decliye, las )
aguas de lluvia inundan La parte ba-
ia, destruyendo los cimientos de Las
casas que Sc encuentran en- ess sitio.
Entiendo que ESQ podria corregirse eu
parte, hacienda cunetas y el encinta-
do de las GALES transversalesi 10 que
evitarfa que los torrentes entraran
dentro de los solares.
Una diRcultad con que Sc tropiesa
es que la Sanidad Sc MEGA a >aprobar
los pianos para Ia CONSTRUCTION de
casas en- La Via Rexach, alegadno que
esa calle no esta afir1nada. Como son
numerosas las personals pobles Quie-
mes SO les ha cedido solar en- esa ca
lie v han hecho gastos relleuando los
mismos y poni6ndolos en- condictones
sanitarias, Sc sugiere que este asunto
Sc trate con ell Hon. Comisionado de
sanidad para yer 81 pudde dArssis
una soluci6n que impida el que Las
personas que de buena fe tomaron los
solares, pierdan Ell dinero que han IN
vertido en- ellos.
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MIEMBRoS:

componer la Comisi6n los seHores
Guillermo Esteves comisionado del
Interior; Pedro N. Ortiz, dc Sanidad:
Juan G.. Gallardo, de Haciends; Car.
los E. chard6n, de Agricnitura !
Trabajo; don H. p. Vargas, dom r.
Alfonso ' don M Ferrer otsro.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25

Misses Glenda and Dorothy Ryburn
went to Pocahontas last Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. W. Watts visited her
mother, Mrs. W. r. Brown, one night
last week
Miss Macie Dobyns of near Walnut
Ridge visited relatives at this place
last week
Marvin Williams and wife Of Rock
Road were seen ON our streets one
evening last week.
Mrs. Carter of near Holmes has re-
Gently moved to our little town. We
welcome Mrs. Carter.
Uncle Fate Riddles, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is reported
better at this writing.
Herman Sykes of Elnora was n
pleasant caller at the home of 7. l..
Elliott Sunday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Thornton of Cape
Girardeau visited her mother at this
place the latter part of the week.
Il. l.. Elliott and daughter. Miss
Birdie. attended church and Sunday
school at Richwoods Sunday morning.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Prince, who has been suffering with
a catarrh of the hand, is improving
nicely.
News has been received from Mrs.
Jesse Brown, who left here several
days ago to join her husband in Wish
awaka, Indiana, that she arrived there
safely and is liking her new home fine.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
LONE OAK

Miss Flora Austin is on the sick list
this week
Essie Tyler took dinner with Beulah
Davis Sunday.
Miss Beulah Davis visited Novella
Tyler Saturday.
Sunday school and church were well
attended here Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Timer took dinner with
Miss Jessie Linn Sunday
Herman White visited Earl, Roy and
Bill Linn Saturday night.
Gladys Johnson visited Minnie and
Mable Tharp Saturday night.
Rev. George Weeks will preach for
us Saturday night and Sunday.
Herman White and Jewel Cress took
dinner with Perry Davis Sunday.
The egg hunt at the home of Erva
Buckley Sunday was well attended.
Miss Lottie Walling visited Miss
Opal and Ona Smith Saturday night.
Noah Hackworth and family visited
his father, +. NJ. Hackworth, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rose visl e1 Mrs.
Roses sister at shannon Saturday
night
We were glad to have Brother Tom
mle simpson with us at Sunday school
Sunday.
Quite a number of young folks visi-
ted at the home of Mrs Erva Buckley
Sunday.
Jewel Cress of near Sharum visited
at the home of Herman Davis Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Erva Buckley and her son.
Edward, made business trip to Poca-
hontas Monday.
Misses Helma Jones. Maize Cook
and Minnie Tharp were dinner guests
Of Beulah Rose Sunday.
Miss Beulah Rose and her brother.
Earl visited at the home of Erva
Buckley Saturday night.
Mrs. Jones returned home Tuesday
from Springfield. Mo-, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Valsie
Ilaulcroft.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25

Mrs. Ora Ingram vogan is in
Brookings attending office in the alb
sence of Ray Yogan. who is in ST..
Louis for a few days.
The b. Y p. L. was one of special
interest last Sunday night. Nearly all
the members were present and those
on program ready for duty.
W. J. Brown went to Piggott last
Friday to he in attendance at the meet
ing of the Clay county board of edu" \
tion Of which he is a member. (tl''
Our Sunday school here is quite a
factor in the moral uplift of our com
munity. and the interest taken is evi-
denced by the regularity in attendance.
Mrs. Dona Going and daughter, Miss
Utah. with Mrs. Triplett and daughters,
Iyerne, and little Miss Lima, were Poca-
hontas shoppers Wednesday of last
week.
Ladies aid met at Mrs. Lara vester's
Tuesday afternoon OF last week. A
good number were present, much work
accomplished and jolly good time en-
joyed by all.
Miss Ora Hawkins accompanied Miss
Clifiie PoynOr to her home near May
nard last week, and expects to make
an extended visit with friends and
relatives in and around Maynard and
Supply.
Frank Pierce and son. Bill, were
over from Reyno last Sunday and at
tended the dinner and egg hunt in
Brownie Grove They returned home
that day accompanied by Mrs Una
Pierce and son, Master Harold.
Wayman Going and Miss Utah Co
ings. with Mrs. Henry Albright, took
advantage Of the cheap rates to our
neighbOring metropolis, Memphis, and
spent last Sunday seeing the interest
ing features of that charming city.
Our Sunday school observed Easter
Sunday In the usual manner, by a big
dinner and egg hunt In the Brownie
Grove. The day was ideal and all en-
joyed the occasion to the fullest, cspec-
tally the little folks, who had quite
scramble finding the hidden treasures.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
HAAIIL

w. II. Walrond made business trip
to Pocahontas Monday.
Next Saturday and Sunday are the
regular church days at this place.
Little Mabel Jackson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. VIII Roach. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walrond visited
the latter's parents Saturday night
This writer highly appreciates the
advise and help of the county agent
VIII Roach and family visited at
the home of w. l.. Jackson Sunday.
John Walrond and wife took dinner
with his father, W. II. Walrond, sun
day.
John Roach and family visited at
the home of Ellis Bridges and family
Sunday.
Our people have been enjoying the
fine weather we have had for the past
few weeks.
Uncle Ben Roach and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. Sisk, at Lorlne
Saturday night.
Lawrence Massey and family, Jim
Barnett and Delmar Massey spent
Sunday at Myrtle, Mo.
Yes, Eleyenpoint. we expect all the
candidates want to can some votes but
il they can them i'm Mason Jars we
expect our friend. Brown, to can In
half gallon size.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
BROWNIE

Miss Grace Long is in Corning on an
extended visit.
Mrs. W. j. Brown was on the sick
list few days first OF the week.
Master Earnest Kerley is spending
the week with his sister. Mrs. Macy
Thompson and family.
Macy Thompson and family spent
last week end in the Smlthwlck neigh
borhood with relatives.
Mrs. Gene Bass and Mrs. Joe Clay
ton of Peach Orchard spent Monday
with Mrs. W. j. Brown.
Several from our neighborhood at
tended o. II. S. Chapter at Peach Or
chard last Monday night.S
Should the weather prove favorable,
considerable cotton win have been
planted by the last of the week.
Mrs. Charles Knapp of Hoxie was a
Sunday visitor of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. WIN Maple and family
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Albright of
Peach Orchard were at the dinner and
egg hunt in Brownie Grove last sun.
day.
Several from here attended the clos.
ing exercises at Smithwick school last
Friday night They report a fine pro
gram.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
Late County News
ROCK ROAD

James Dame and daughters were
visiting in Walnut Ridge Tuesday.
We are getting ready for our sing
ing school which begins Monday night.
Aunt Ona Bellew, who has been real
sick for some time, is improving slow
ly.
Quite a crowd from here went to
Richwoods Sunday to hear Sen. Pom
der.
Jehn Stone and family spent Sun
day here with his sister, Mrs. James
Dame.
Don't forget to he at the school house
Saturday night. Bro. Hall will be
there
DR.. Watkins and his mother of Wal
nut Ridge were out on their farm here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Williams took
dinner at the home of 2. B. Eskridge
Sunday
Chas Bellew and james Dame took
a load Of hogs to Pocahontas last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bellew and Mrs.
Ona Killion had business in Walnut
Ridge Monday.
Noel Roberts and wife left Saturday
for Bakersfield, Mo-, to spend a week
with his mother.
Joe and Earl O'Neal of Noland visi-
ter their uncle. ]. +. Hibbard, here
saturday night and Sunday.
The farmers around here are plant
ing lot of corn and cotton this week
but it certainly is getting dry and
dusty.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10
o'clock. Come ont and help make 1t
one Of the best Sunday schools in the
county.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
MANSON

G. W Martin was seen on our streets
Monday.
Jerman Brown has purchased a new
Ford roadster.
DR.. Ryburn and family motored to
Doniphan Sunday.
Wesley Brown Of RichwOods passed
through our town Saturday.
Several of our farmers are making
preparations for planting cotton.
Mr., and Mrs. Jack Murry visited
her mother, Mrs. Hon, last Sunday.
Miss Alma Doran visited Miss Hattie
Young Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Doyle visited In
Walnut Ridge one evening last week
Miss vida Elliott is visiting Miss
Maude Stout of RichwOods this week.
Miss Tressella Brown visited Miss
Lillian Mays Saturday night and Sun
day.
There will he show at the school
house next Friday night Everybody
come.
w. 4. Holland has moved into his
new home which has just been COM
pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown visited
the latter's parents one night last
week
w. X. Brown and A. II. Riddle made
a business trip to Walnut Ridge sat
urday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
CARTER

Charley Poe lost mule last week.
Miss Clara Brown visited Macie
Eaton Sunday.
Frank Tyler has case of measles
at his home this week.
Ira Clarke is real sick with pneu-
mOnia at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis visited
IRA Clarke Monday night.
Miss Clara Brown visited her sister,
Mrs. Ira Clarke, this week
Mrs. John Ivy of Skaggs visited
Mrs. win Bonner Saturday.
Miss Alma Spikes visited her broth
en- Ben Spikes, Monday night.
Manuel Crawford visited his sister,
Mrs. Ben Spikes. Saturday night
The people In this community are
getting ready to plant cotton this week.
Ezra Massey and wife visited Ar
thur Tyler Saturday night and Sun
day.
The egg hunt at Henry Eaton's Sun
day evening was enjoyed by large
crowd.
Mrs. Jess Brown and Lois and Wood
row visited Mrs. Ira Clarke Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Spikes attended
Sunday school at Shannon Sunday
afternoon.
Jess Timer is real sick with pneu-
monia. He is reported some better at
this writing.
Ezra Presley and wife visited her
father, Lum Spikes, Saturday night
and Sunday.
Cecil Eaton and family visited her
father, Green Alphin, of Peach Or
chard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Jackson of Poca-
hontas visited her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Tyler, Sunday.
Misses Exile and Ivy johnson visited
Misses Ester and Alma Spikes Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Misses Elsie, Minnie and Elmer Poe
and Herbert Williams visited Miss
Julia Snodgrass Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Clarke visited his
brother. Everett Clarke, of Delaplaine
from Friday until Sunday.
Clifford Brown of Ingram visited
his cousins. Eugene and Leon Brown,
Saturday night and Sunday
Come on Hogan and be in the ring
with the rest of the writer's. Tell us
all the good news, for we like to hear
it.
Charley Poe wife and daughter,
Pearl. and Dee Poe. wife and baby
visited Elmer Fultner at Lorine Sun
day.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Dan Cordell of Holmes, who was
laid to rest in the Pocahontas cemetery
Friday.
We are just like Elevenpoint. If
viii $. White gets in the ring for tax
assessor everyone else had just as well
set down and say VIII $. White has
won the race.
Several from this place attended
Baptist church at Skaggs school house
Saturday night. Sunday and Sunday
night Bro Miller sure did deliver
three of the best sermons ever preach
ed. He will be back with us again
the third Saturday in next month.
Everyone is welcome to come and take
part with us.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-04-25
BAKER

Aunt Jane Baker attended church
Sunday.
Mike Hovey of the state line was
with us at church Sunday.
J. l.. Gregory and family took Sun
day dinner with J. W Ray and family.
Young Mr.. Holt of Warm Springs
made his regular appointment here
Sunday.
Bro. Duncan preached for MS Sun
day aud win he with us again the next
third Sunday.
j. H. Baker and family attended
church here Sunday and visited at the
home of N. A. Stubblefeld.