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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
los exd]n1e0eS de
ladO a las con-
n. Purcell, jefe
seqtada Ia YER
dad de los heCflOs
De las personals que COmpareCgr0Il q
exdmenes SOIamente resultaran dos
aprObadas y cuat'O reCha1adas de las
aCeptadas pOr el NegOdadO. No eS
CiertO-dite eI S. Purcell -que Ia Iunta
fxaminadOra del ServiiO Civil mejcrdra
las C'aiifGaC' ones hpChdS pr
eI NegO.ida

Con motivo de 10 publicadO por nues-
tro coIega "Pica-Pica" de fecha 4 del
corriente en- su pagina 6, secci6n Par
lOteo''. y que Sc refiere a ciertos eNa-
menes para inspectores de Income
Tax" nos dirigimOs en- busca del exec
lente dignisimo funcionario senior Pur
cell, Guien crelmos aludido en- dieha
secci6n, como 10 encontrdramos al sa-
lir de SUI Oficina, lie interrCgamos sobre
nuestrO deseo de obtener Ia mayor in
lformaci6n sobre el asunto tratado de
los examenes que Sc refiere ell autor
| de las notas en- "Pica-Pica".
Ell senor Purcell nos inform6 que no
tenfa Inconvenience alguno, que. por
el ccntrario, Sc alegraba de la oportunl-
dad que Sc le brindaba para dejar SEN
tada la verdad sobre dichO asunt0,
que sobre este particular sc hab1a di-
rigido al senior Brau, informandole que
10 publicado en- su peri0dico era erro-
Sneo Y carente Gle toda verdad, por 10
que solicitaha que Sc lie permitiers III
formarle personalmente, que estaba
| disppestQ "a pasaE RQr su s2fieinIa, con
7 fin de suministrarle todos los datos
! sobre el asIinto de los exdmenes
( A:rovechando la oportunidad, hici-
mos al senior Purcell la siguiente pre-
gunta
-: En- que fecha Sc celebraron los
rexamenes. V que ocurrio EN- Ia prepara
ci0n aprobaci6n de los mismos?
Los examenes tuvierOn lugar en-
abril ) de 1924 Las preguntas para los
mismos, Sc prepararon en- el Negociado.
por el seflor Guzmdn, cxperto contable
del Negociado. En- amos anteriores, habla
preparado yo las preguntas para dichos
eximenes; pero en- el presente ano, CO.
, mo Sc iba a presentar Sufrir los mis-
mos un hermano del que informa, no
uuise interyenir en- la confecci6n de di-
| chas preguntas, nj Ell todo 10 relative
las miSlnas.
VerificadOs los exameneS Y sOmetida
! al Dcpartamento la calificaci0n de los
mismos. como Sc hacla en- aflos ante
riores, me fue entregado ell trabajo de
calificaci6n de dichos examenes, que
di, para que Sc hiciera Ell trabajo, al
citado senior Guzman, que fu6 quien
calific0 examine todo 10 relative di-
| chos examenes, interviniendO yo sola-
mente para poner mis- iniciales en- los
| papeles de examen, despues de haher
Continua en- la 5a. pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
Peregrinas Onsideradones de in COresponsa| del pc
ri6dCo americana Chicago Tribune" sobre Ia stuad6n
eCon6mia de Puerto Rico y Ia historic poitca de Ia
T. do
1eSde Ia Administrator de Y0ger

"A gObenadOr Owner dice el COueSpOnSa de marras al
tCrmina sE dSquEOnes Sc e acEa de 1abesC COmbnadO
con los enegN de los FstadOs IOldOS de eerCer s au-
tOridad para matar tOdOS les parldOS prOameriCanOS
"AntonO Barcel6 agreg0 prdctcamente derrOtado por
Reilly, ha sido rentegrado su pOder pesor de
ud anti americana que Ell explOtd para gaHar Ell favor
poco del pueblo, ha dGdO la cantante en- las
distribucioneS del mGnjar polftico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
Ell Lcdo. BoLfuar Pagan en- una carta
que nos dtrigi6 aver hace historic
de los successes acaecidos ell uiernfs S
Hace c0nSt0r SuS tem0rcS de
que de un golpe Sc quiera
anulnr ell poder que la Ley
confere a la As0mblea
Municipal

san Juan, 2. r.. IL de Oct de 1874
ST.. D. Sergio Romanacce,
Director Gle Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. R.
Mi estimado amigo
Vuolvo hoy a molestar su bondadosa
atencion, 4 solicitar espacio en- su
popular diario para rechficar la in
formation publicada ell sabado en- Ell
MUNDO EN- otros diarios dc San
Juan Ell relacion con los acontecimien
to5 .lesarrollados en- Fajardo.
Es muy conveniente que Ell pals Sc
pa, como materia de ilustracion pil-
bli3a, IL verdad sobre los hechos ocu-
rridos en- Fajardo, sobre las cuestiones
Iegales planteadas en- nuestros tribuna-
les EN- reiaci6n con esos hechos, y sobre
las actividades desplegadas por las au-
torldaces jgdiciales y pohciacas en-
Fajardo ell dia diez del corriente, va
que cierta information dada la prem
So sobre ello, yiciada de deqpasi6n partis
darista, puede torcer la opinion publ
CT al iuzgar a los hombres los prin-
cipios envreltcs Ell dichos 1lechos
No nriero molestar la atencion de
los lectores Gle ese quito diario. repi-
tiendo 10 que hace varios dias mani
feste desde estas mismas collmnas en-
relacior con la rigurosa legaldad del
acuerdo. adoptado por la Asamblea MI
nicipal de Fajardo, cuya ejecucion
culnino en- la separation de Juan Ro-
bles Jr. como Alcalde. Ello csta hoy So
met1do q Ia consideration de nuestro
/ Tribunal Supreme, y de esa cumbre ba-
jara Ia pala bra definitiva que ha de
s9ntar la jurisprudencia en- Puerto Ri
co interpretando Ia fraseologia Ell es-
piritu del articulo % dc la VICENTE Ley
Municipal, v determinando las faculta-
! des que esa ley confiere las asam-
bleas municipales para consolidar car
g0s ejecutivos en- los municipios.
Pero 70 que no debe ignorar nj un
nomentc ell pals, son ciertas actuacio-
mes dc nuestras autoridades judiciales
policiacas, porque con. elias queda de-
: mostrado como los cirdadanos de Puer-
TO Rico no tienen hoy la suficiente ga
| rantfa protection en- sus derechos que
aeben tener todos los ciudadanos que
convivcn Ell una sociedad organizada
legalmente y regids por principles de
'erecho publico.
Lo ocrrrido Ell Fajardo ell dia diez
iel corricnto, 10 mismo que aquel afro
polio judicial policfsrs perpetradc
On Ponce hace vsIias semanas. me ha
reccrda2o mucho aquelas enocionali-
te3 palabras de la bella herofna fran
cesa, alterandolas un POGO, yo he
repcti6o Ell amargos soIiloquios ion.
Justicia, crantos crimenes Sc cometen
en- su nombre!
Ell Attorney General de Puerto Rico.
violando, con visible rasi6n polittca. la
practica seguida por Ell Departamento
de Justicia desdo que Sc organize el
gobierno civil americana EN- Puerto Ri.
CO. iniciativa propia establecio ante
Ia corte de Distrito de Humacao IN. re-
| curse de 'sQuo Warranto,' contra eli
doctor Enrique Malta. Alcalde dc Fa.
jardo, nombrado con todo tramite y
competencia legal por la AsambIea MI.
(Continua en- la pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
LAS CASAS MANUFACTU-
RERAS NO NECESITAN
MAS OBREROS

''Nosotros, sin embargo, estamos Co
locando muy poca gente. Hasta hace
Seis meses habfa algunas fabricas que
colocaban a nuestros solicitantes en-
habfan dicho que para Ell primero de oc-
tubre necesitarfan mas empleados, has
ia la fecha. no hemos recibido ninguna
solicitud de obreros, Y hay muy pocas
esperanzas de un futuro mas agrada-
BILE"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
mo hay Iugar a aexpedir eI au-
TO de injunction sOlicitadO pOr
Colon Gordiany contra eI ST.
perlntendente de EIeCCipnes'
dice eI Hon. juez Pablo Berga,
de Ia COrte de DiStfitO

'tas COftes no tieHen pOder para i1-
bedlr mediante Injunction que eI
nOmbre de un' candidate ineligible Sc
imprima en- Ia Candidaturd e'e.>
tOraP', agrega
EN- La CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
PRIMER DISTRITO
Francisco Colon Gordiany,
Demandante.
VS.
E. w Keith. Superintendent General
de Elecciones dc Puerto Rico.
Demanlado
FCIvIL No. 3467.
SOBRE:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
Fl eminente doctor harCisO Do
val, que gOza de grandes SIM
patias en- San Juan, haCe su
adhesion a Ia Alian1d
POrtOrrIque1d
Esta Alionza-dice- no eS ofen-
siUa nj defensipa, no tiene ba-
jeIes que lamar a los mares
para sembrar muerte
y desolacion

Nuestro estimado amigo el Dr. Do
val nos envia el siguiente articulo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
SUR SUM CORDA

Hoy celebrase gloriosamente Ell dia
de la Raza, Y los corazones que pal
pitan al ritmo de la tradicion sien-
ten orgullosos la descendencia de
aquellas paginas gloriosas que la
historic graba permanentemente y
cue en- Epopeyas brillantes recorrie-
ron nuestros pueblos para que la ci-
vllizacion cristiana fuera el faro lu-
pinoso que guiara en- el futuro, nues-
tros destinos plblicos.
No llevaban otro bagaje que la
cruz del Redentor nimbada de amor
de hidalguia.
No pedian otra recompensa que
Clesde las regiones de la posteridad
contemplar esa civilization pr0diga
en- ell amor, prodiga en- la frater-
nidad. Hoy como conjunction de esta
tradicion y por ley natural de In
vida leyantase en- nuestra plaza "a
Itribuna publica para lleYar los CO..
5razones portorriqueflos .el fruto de
esta civilization cristiana que atra-
YES de los siglos, sc yergue no como
un titan arroliador por ell privile-
gio de la fuerza 81 no como un SIM
boIo de paz y concordia entire la IA
milia portorriquena para que forje
en- la fragua del dolor o del delete
la verdadera personalidad etnica y
psiquica de nuestro conglomerado
social
La Alianza Portorriquena surgio
como intuicion divina en- el proceso
politico de nuestro pueblo del mismo
modo que surgi6 la alianza de las
colonias para constituir la nacion
mas brillAnte de nuestro planeta que
como gema preciosa Sc engarza Ell
la corona del Redentor cual justa
! ofrenda de gratitud sus ensenan-
zas predicas.
Esta alianza portorriquena no es
ofensiva nj defensiva, no tiene ba-
( jeIes que lamar a los mares para
sembrar muerte desolacion; no es
la alianza de Francia, Holanda,
Austria e Inglaterra contra Felipe
V; no es la alianza de Suecia, In
| glaterra Holanda para detener 4
| Luis XIV en- sus conquistas por los
Paises Baios; no es Ell fin una allan
"a de Guerra, es una alianZa de amor
! es mas bien la alianza de Dios con
Abraham que confirmo Noises y que
Cristo sostuvo cuando al dirigirse
Noe lie dice, "mas establecere mi
pacto contigo y entraran en- ell area
I'd v tus hijos''. Asi los hombres que
| integran la alianza portorriquena
! abren sus brazos amorosos a todoS
los hombres que con nosotros convi-
ven en- esta Isla de Sol ardiente y
de frondas sutiles.
| No hay distinction de clases, nc
hay privilegios de fortuna, ell Area
sagrada abre sus puertas a ricos y
a pobres, mujeres y a ninos a hui
mildes y arrogantes.
| Somos representatives del bienes-
tar social, Y esta finalidad van
orientadas nuestras actuaciones. Bus
camos la reforma social porque So
mos progresistas, qneremos el or
den, precepto higienico de la moral
de los pueblos como el aseo 10 es del
cuerpo humane.
Queremos que nuestras mujeres IN
tervengan en- esta Santa cruzada
derramando en- ell via-crucis que en-
prenden1os eL perfume de sus flores
mas preciadas, que son ell consejo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
MAS DE 10000 EN
C0MPLETA MISERIA
Segun las informaciones que he to-
continua en- la Ga. pAg.

amoroso sus esposos hijos para
que estos, de frente al sol de la fe-
licidad caminen aguerridos con nos
otros hasta encontrar la dicha de
esta Terra bendita: META SUPRE-
MA DE LA ALBANIA PORTORRI-
QUENA,
Dr. DOVAL,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-13
MAS DE 100000 QUE
NO ENCTENTRAN
TRABAJO

Mr. Sharpe asegura que Ell La actua-
lidad hay mas de 100000 obreros mu-
jeres hombres, de todas las posicio-
nes sociaIes, sin trabajo en- Nueva
York. 10 que indica, seghn sus palabras
textuales, que 100000 hombres Y mn
jeres andan buscando trabajo Y no, 10
encuentran"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
OFF TO CONFERENCE

Rev. Nj. B. Woosley, popular pas
tor of the Boone and Blowing Rock
Methodist churches, Rev. j. M. Dow
mum of the Appalachian Training
School and Mr.. John S. Stanbury,
with perhaps others from these chur-
ches are attending the annual confer
ence in Greensboro this week. The
budget for this work amounted to
something over $4,000 this year, ev-
cry cent of which was paid in full
and the minister took with him a
clean sheet to the big gathering. This
is not so much for rich congrega-
ton but for one like ours it is quite
a sum, and the members are to be
congratulated upon payingo IF in full
what to some seemed almost impos-
sible. Mr.. Woosley has been on this
work only one year but as he has com
full up to the expectations of all, he
will beyond question be returned as
he suits the people, and the people
suit him.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
Pleas McGhinis Once
Again in the Lime Light

Pleas McGhinnis, whose name has
become familiar with all Wataugans
on account of his whiskey activities.
has again come to the front in his
career, this time the offense being
the shooting of an officer of the law.
On last Friday his son Thussel was
arrested on a charge of house break
ing by Deputy Sheriff Cole of Cove
Greek. AS the officer was taking the
young man to get his bond filled his
father waylayed the road and fired
a load of shot into the back and neck
of Mr.. Cole which resulted in the boy
making his escape. Fortunately Cole
was not seriously hurt and is now
able to be out again. McGhinis was
sentenced to three years imprison-
ment at the fall term Watauga Court
1922, but through the intervention
of his lawyer was parolled during
good behavior by Governor Morrison
Long since it is said, he again be-
gan plying his old trade and by order
of the governor a warrant was issued
some time ago for his arrest, but
had never been served when this neal.
tragedy occurred. If arrested he will
have no further trial but will at once
begin the service of his sentence.
. The fall of this man who was once
law abiding thrifty citizen, is to
be deplored, but it seems he is so
set in his ways that nothing but i'm
prisonment or death will check him.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
The big Zeppelin ZR-3 landed
at Lakehurst, n. J. yesterday
having made the trip from
Germany with her 81 passen-
gers in 81 hours.
PARENT-TEACHERS MET

The Parent Teachers Association
had most interesting meeting on
Friday October 10.
A very appropriate program sug-
gestlve of the season was given by
the children of the third grade. Their
first number was play entitled 'the
Months" followed by recitation of tn
poem of the months. Ruby Trivett
gave "Octaber's Treasures" with Win
ton Rankin at salute at the last when
all the children came back still in
costume and bearing bright colored
leaves to sing an autumn song.
Much interest was shown in regis
tering of attendance by grade The
picture which has been donated by the
Association to be given the grade hav
ing the largest attendance of parents
or interested friends, was won by the
first grade. At the two previous meet
ings the picture was won by the third
and seenth grades respectively. The
picture is kept on the wall of the
winning grade until the following
meeting. At the end of the term this
picture will be given the grade win
ming it the largest number of times.
After the regular business program
was carried out, DR.. Rankin of the
Training School made a very interes-
ting two minute talk to the parents
and teachers encouraging their COM
ing together to discuss the problems
of the children who go from our
homes to the school. These meetings
are held monthly and last only one
hour. Let's show enough interest in
our children to attend every meeting
for the remainder of the term.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
Program of Cove Creek Community
Fair October Is, 1924

Friday 1:0O-5:00 p. m. entering Of
exhibits.
Saturday
5000 100 Entering of exhibits
9:0O-11 100. Judging exhibits.
11:0O-12:30 program school auditor
ium.
Devotional-Rev. F. M. Higgins.
Song-"America"
Announcements j. S. Mcbride,
Chairman, S. F. Horton, Chairman
Entertainment Committee.
Address. S. Squirting, Attorney
of Lenoir.
Talks, R. c. Crowell, County Ag-
ent of Ashe, John B. Steele, Coun-
ty agent of Watauga.
12:3O-1:SO. Dinner on grounds and
inspection of exhibits.
1:30-2:3O Potato races ard other
games.
2:3O-5:10. Ball game, A. T. S. VS..
Cove Creek.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
Six Cheese Factories
Enter at Forsyth Fair

Watauga cheese factories took the
first, second and third prizes at the
Forsyth County Fair. Winston-Sa-
lem. This proves that we have good
quality of milk and good makers in
Watauga.
W. L. Clevenger, Dairy Expert of
Raleigh, who judged the cheese gave
the following scores:
Brushy Fork Factory, Watauga
County, 93.5.
Cove Greek factory, Watauga Co.
$50.
Beaver Dam Factory, Watauga
County, 92.5.
Haywood Factory, Haywood coun-
ty 92.0.
Democrat factory, Buncombe coun-
ty, 900.
Horse Shoe Factory, Henderson
County, $50.
Let's keep in mind the last scoring
of this year which will be held at
Asheville on November 18th.
Brushy Fork factories have orders
for two swiss cheese. These orders
will be filled as soon as the cheese
are old enough.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
News from the
Appalachian School

President B. B. Dougherty Of the
| Appalachian Training School was sick
for few days during the week but
is out again.
The first basket ball game for the
season and the first in the new gym
nasium was played Friday night be-
tween the Training School team and
that from Minneapolis, which result
ted in score Of AZ to II in favor
of the school home team. The result
shows the good work of those doing
the training and also of the referee,
Professors Rankin and Wilson and
Mr.. A. X. Moore.
On Saturday the chapel hour
Mrs. Flowe's class in history 9, His:
tory for primary grades, gave most
instructive and entertaining program
illustrating by cut and painted fig
ures the work of Columbus in discov-
ering America from his going to the
King and Queen of Spain to his dis
covery of America and his return to
Spain. This showed most excellent
work on the part of both teacher and
student in class.
The county teachres' Association
met at the court house in their reg
ular monthly meeting Saturday with
a largec rowd- in attendance. An in
teresting program had been schedul-
ed and number Of good and helpful
talks were made by various teachers
of the county, showing that live and
progressive work is being done by
the teachers in the county though the
County Superintendent Prof. Smith
Hagaman has been sick for some time
it illustrates how we'll he has done
his work in the organization of his
teachers.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB

Mrs. O.. L. Brown delightfully."- en-
tertained the Friday Afternoon Club
at her home in Justice Hall on Oct.
8. The chairs were Hospitality arran-
ged in half circle around an open
fire in the dining rooms, while au-
tumn flowers made lovely and suita-
BILE decorations.
The guests expected musical pro
gram at Mrs. Browns, but no one
guessed what lovely surprise she
had in store for them until she ush-
cred in five of the talented young
men of the school who graciously
presented the following program:
Violin Sole; Believe Ne if All
Those Endesring Young Charms
Allen Laxton.
Vocal Solo: Zone Fleeting Hour"
-Jeeter Ramsey.
Duet ALLEN Laxton and Jeter
Ramsey.
Reading-Reid Wallace.
Quartet-Ramsey, Laxton, Triplet,
and Melon.
Reding-Reid Wallace.
Duet-Ramsey and Laxton.
After the program each member
drew capsule which contained the
name of some other club member
whose name is ODE kept secret until
Christmas time when the "Opening'
will be accompanied by gift placed
on the club Christmas tree. This
caused a delightful thrill of mystery
as. we were ushered to our places
about the tables beautifully decora-
ted with purple autumn flowers.
Mrs. Brown, assisted by Mrs. D.
D. Dougherty served delicious sa-
lad course and coffee followed by
grape juice cake and mints. Mrs.
Abernethy and Miss Bee Lyons were
guests of the club.
The Club adjourned to meet Oct.
31st at the home of Mrs E. S. Cof-
fey.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16

wants to stop and do a little tress-
passing, but there is no need for this
as our friend Bob is so generous that
this part is not necessary. Bob is liv-
ing at home and his wonderful or
chards of fruit are little gold mine
to him II we can judge by outside ap-
pearances.
We are not afraid to exchange
opinions with any section of our
county but from now on we are nev-
er going to blaze trail Of glory by
putting Deep Gap above any other
favored section in our county by try
ing flirting with others who try to
pull our section down and strive to
raise objections, and jealousy is not
our hearts desire or aim. We are wor-
king from the inside material and
the glory thereof will spread as sun
shine on the hills and sparkling dew
after night. We think this policy will
prove a safeguard as we want to be
in full fellowship with the whole coun
ty which is the most favored section
in Western North Carolina.
/. The new railroad line here is pull
ing freights out right along. This
shows how badly we need passen-
ger train also. If standard line was
here going to another main line it
would be the most paying road we
can think of. How long we will have
to wait for this is a conjecture. But
some day we hope to see our dreams
realized and the county blossom as
rose, as one puts it.
Several years ago a young man,
Mr.. Lee Greene, bid this section fare
well and left a trail that led as far
Vas Alaska and to Europe but settled
down in California to make his home.
Recently the sad news reached this
section that he had died. On investi-
CATION it seems that he had made good
and had a good amount of this worls
goods and quite few good invest
ments. His people are looking after
this and we will be glad to state more
when we get first hand information
on this subject.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
THE WATAUGA TEACHERS
MEETING

was held in the court house in the
town of Boone October IL, there be-
ing 106 teachers present.
Superintendent Smith Hagaman
not being able to be present Prof.
w. J. Rowe acted as chairman.
Devotional exercises were conduc-
ted by Rev. Higgins which We're in-
structive and interesting.
Opening Exercises in Public School
was discussed by Professor Martin of
Blowing Rock in very able address.
Mental and Moral Atmosphere of
the School Room was discussed by
Prof. Wilson of the Appalachian
Training School from a psychological
viewpoint.
Prof. Millard Norris gave some in
teresting points on the Power Of Sug-
gestion and Cooperation between the
teacher and pupil.
Prof. Tugman made logical and
sensible speech on how to Reach Pa
rents who are not Interested in school
Miss Theodocia Watson made an
interesting speech on How to Best
Use the Recess Period.
Teaching the Morals Through the
Subjects of the Public school Curri-
culum was discussed by the writer.
Prof. w. Y. Perry made ringing
speech in favor of the consolidation
of schools.
A vote was taken on the query:
"Does Watauga County need We'll
fare Officer?" The vote was unani-
nous in favor of a welfare officer.
On motion the meeting was adjourn
ed !.
w. j. ROWE, Chairman
w. M. FRANCUM,. Secretary.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1924-10-16
COVE CREEK

Plans for the community. fair at
the Cove Creek High School on next
Saturday are complete and the indi-
cations are that it will be success
in every way. The program of the
day appears elsewhere in this issue.
S. F. Horton attended the Western
District Teachers Meeting in Ashe-
vile on Friday and Saturday. He
reports very enthusiastic and help
full meeting and expresses the hope
that great many teachers from Wa
stauga will take advantage Of q sim
liar meeting to be held in Winston
Salem Oct. 24-25.
Cove Creek crossed bats with Ma
bel in second game on Friday. The
game was played on the local ground
and resulted in score of 10 in fa4
v6r Of Mabel.
Mr.. J. S. Mcbride continues very
low from his recent operations. His
friends earnestly hope change fol
the better and return to health.
The Wilsonybrothers have just fin.
ished the painting of the new schoo
building. 1t present sa greatly i'm:
proved appearance.