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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

Herbert Quick dice en- su emu
jer Invisible:
"Nuestra conciencia es una ia
blilla en- ell s6tano de La Experien-
cia, quien siempre esta poniendo
en- ella frascos de preterito llama
dos recuerdos. A medida que son
aljneados al frente de la tabhlla,
acabados de traer, los frascos
de aver son empujados hacia atras,
V como hay POGO sitio para toda
la production, continuamente Sc
caen por detras en- la parte del
s6tano que Sc llama olvido. Pero
algunas veces una fuerza llega a
donde todo 10 que hemos olvidado
esta depositado, recoge uno de los
frascos caidos, y 10 pone de nuevo
en- la tablilla."
Alguna gente dice que NADIA de
10 cue hcmos experimentado Sc
olvida Y de que en- una crisis la
memoria recuerda alguna expe-
riencia anterior. Pero los mas de
nosotros debemos nuestra paz men
tai a nuestra habilidad de olvidar
Muchas vidas son destrozadas por
ell continue recuerdo de algo que
nos deprime.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
DON FELIPE AGLERoT

Procedente de los Estados Uni
dos regres6 a San Juan 1ltimamen
te, nuestro bueh amigo, 81 conoct-
do ingeniero electro -mecanico don
Felipe Aglerot, residente en- Ell We.
cino pueblo de Rio Piedras.
Ell senior Aglerot es un profesio.
nal competentisiIno, que por mu.
chos amos ha trabajado como tai
en- Ia casa de Panzardi, habiendo
sido contratado en- Ia actuahdad
por la frfia de s'Sole & CO.., a
cuyo servicio ha entrado en- estos
dias.
Nuestro amigo es rlno de los po-
cos graduados,-tal vez ell Gnico
en p. R.!-uue Ia escuela practica
''Delco" ha autorizado desde SD
fundaci6n, contandose a su favor
La intensa practica eficiente que
ha tenido nuestro amigo en- sus lar
gos amos de brega con los profile
mas electro-mecanicos, dentro y
fuera del pals.
AglerOt empez6 su carreraa jun
20 q unas humiIdes bicicletas de
alquiIer en- Mayagtiez, hasta que el
desarroIlo poderoso alcanzado por
Ell automoviHsn1o le ha puesto en-
tire los primeros del ramo, con evi-
dentes sefales de colocarle en- el
primer puesto, todo clio modessa-
mente, sin necesidad de haber te-
nido que recurrir nunca la recja-
me y mucho menos al anuncio de.
hberado de su personalidad profe-
sional.
vayan eStas lineas para darle la
bienvenida al amigo Aglerot y de-
searle mucho exito en- su nueva &c
sici6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
UNA QUEJA QUE DEBE DIR
DON ROBERTO.

I'm pobrecito nino, ha visitado
nuestra Redacci6n, y con lagrimas
en- los ojos nos relata algo que lie
sucediera con el Comisario de
?uerta de TERRA. Evaristo Rios,
pequenuelo de diez amos, sufrfa
terriblemente de un dolor de nue.
las, y no teniendo recursos para
ragar un dentista, Sc present6
donde ell senior Miranda, Comi-
sario de Puerta de TERRA, pidien-
dole lie diera un permiso-seg1n
el,-para eXtraerse la muela en-
el dispensario municipal. "Pero
Miranda, dice el ninito", me tir6
la puerta de su oficina, me dijo
que no tenia permiso para mir, v
asi termina tembloroso Y afiigi-
do, torturado por ell dolor, el po-
brecito Rios.
Yea ESQ ell senor Alcalde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
UN TEMIBLE ESCALADOR
ARRESTADO EN- PONCE.
M

Los policias en- servicio especial
Juan Bta. Toro y Susano Gonza-
lez, arrestaron anoche, tras largo
tcahajo de investigation al indi-
viduo Pedro Luis Morales, alias
Maguf, responsible, segun su pro-
pia confession, de los. escalamientos
ocurridos en- esta ciudad desde ell
10 de julio hasta ell 10 de agosto
Corriente.
Hasta este momento ha sido acu
Sado de CINCO CASOS de esca-
lamiento realizados en- las casas de
los senores Carlos Lacrois, Ba-
lriada Clausell, Sixto Acevedo, ca
lie Villa, Elias Iriarte, calIe Villa,
Sixto Luccione, Gale Villa, Jorge
Oppempeheimer, Los Meros.
Los precitados policias han re-
cuperado las siguientes prendas
producto de dichos robos:
Dos relojes de orc, otro de nj
quel Y dos collares de perlas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
LA LABOR DE LA DIVISION
FORESTAL DE PTO. RICO DU-
RANTE Ell ULTIMO MES DEL
ANO FISCAL

Durante el I1ltimo mes del afio
fiscal, Sc distribuyeron del Plan
tel 1882 arbolitos de semillero
Con estos Sc ha distribuido un to-
Ia. de 574, ,18z. arbolitos durante el
presente afio fiscal. Con ell prop6.
sito de completar los records para
el informe anual de la Division,
Sc suspendio la distribution de to-
da clase de arboles en- los 1ltimos
diez dfas del mes.
Ademas de los tres senilleros
de concrete sembrados de semillas
de mesquite, sc sembraron dos
eras de estas mismas semillas.
Habra por 10 menos una docena
de -semilleros probablemente
mas que Sc podrfan plantar den-
tro de pocos dias.
La semilla sembrada en- varios
sernilleros no germin6 debido a
las condolences POGO favorables
que siguieron a la siembra.
En- la casa de propagation Sc
sembraron SO semilleros.
Sc trasplantaron bastantes ar.
boles en- este mes, la mayorfa de
los euates eran de Casuarina E., v
de algunas- especies de Eucaliptos
Ascendieron entire todos a 10000
aproximadamente.
Parte del trabajo del mes con.
slstio en- empezar a limpiar pre-
parar un sitio permanente de pro.
teeeion para los arbolitos de Eu-
callptos, y continuara ell ira
baio mas. tarde.
Tambien Sc limpi6 Y aIlan6 un
pedazo de terra para empezar Ia
construction de 100 semilIeros mas
de concrete en- ell predio de terre-
no contiguo a la casa de propa-
gaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
A CASARSE ToCAN

Ahora nunca, a todos los que
deseen casarse durante este mes, y
Ell proximo estamos dispuestos a
venderles al costo camas y colcho-
nes para matrimonio, loza, crista
leria, muebles, colchonetas, medias.
camisas, calcetines a menos Gel 49,
to. Ell CIELo. Aa7t.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
han SidO aprObadOs.
continuation de la la. pagina)
CON Ell PRESUPUEsTo

CON Ell PRESUPUESTO
Despues de las doce Y media,
fue traido a la consideration de
la Camara el Proyecto de Pre-
supuesto.
Al dar comienzo ell Secretario
de la Camara, Sr. Amadeo, en- la
leetura del inforne del Comite
Conjunto de Conferencias sobre
Presupuesto (compuosto de once
representatives Y nueve senadores)
el sefior Quintana Cajas present6
una objection la forma en- que
Sc leia dicho informe: "sin dar
una oportunidad a los represen-
tantes de anotar los cambios nj
tener conocimiento de los acuer-
dos llevados." El Speaker ordena
que Sc de comienzo nuevamente a
la lectura, haciendolo en- forma
tai que sea possible a los represen-
tantes anotar las enmiendas de
conferencias.
Sin discussion alguna a las par
tidas enmendades por la Comisi6n
de Conferencias, Sc procede a vo-
tar el Proyecto, antes hacienda ell
representative se1or Miguel Cue
rra Mondragon las siguientes ma
nifestaciones:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Carmelo HONORE,
Jefe, Negociado del Trabaio.


Interrogado el Lcdo Honore, dice :
'Lamento ell incidente. Desde que
LEI Ell MUNDO de aver, conocien-
do mi pueblo, quede esperanto una
lluvia de preguntas aclaraciones,
pues es facil Greer, olvidandose de
10 expuesto en- la Democracia
del jueves 1ltimo con relaci6n mis-
actuaciones cerca de la Asamblea
Legislative sobre La repatriation de
los emigrados que Sc ha solicitado
por ell Representante senior Sabater,
q. 70 no recomiendo ell proyecto de la
Cdmara, cuando no solo apoyo tai
medida legislative, sino que solici-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
Una alternative. ....
(Continuaci6r de La Ira. pag.)

demuestra Ia siguiente carta noctur-
na que fuG recibida en- el Negociado
del Trabajo el Sdbado:
Mayaguez, p. r., agosto ii, 1925
CarmelO HonOr6,
Jefe NegociadO Trabajo
San Juan, p. r.
Manifestations de usted publica
"Mundo' hoy, sobre emigrantes porto
rriquenos, M6jico, piden repatria-
ci0n estan contradiction 10 que me
dice cuarto parrafo carta dOce Co
rriente, 81 no ha rectificado. Desc
aria aclare prensa, su actitud 81
sigue favoreciendo aprobaci6n pro-
yecto 418 como me dice en- su car
ia. Considero injustas apreciaciones
Y concentrates sobre eSos emigran-
tes, quienes en- todO tempo han te-
nidO condolences deSfavorables Y
adversas para el 6xitO que usted, su-
pone posibles en- aquel pals. ST us
ted, como yo, hubiere estado con
ellOS, no lie eXtrafIarIa que luego de
16 amos, en- lugar de estar ricos,
Sc encuentren en- Ia mayor indigen
cia, Y pidiendo su repatriation. Da-
re n conOcer cauSas fracaso esa emf
graci6n, para que no Sc atribuya a
faltas de esfuerZos, 10 que ha sido
obra de la falta de Seriedad de una
empresa, Y dificultades del medic.
Sus manifestaciones publica NUN
Do hoy no favorecen buen eXito
Proyecto Camara 418.
(FdO.) ROdOIfO DaviIa.
Acto seguido ell sefior Honor6,
contest0 con el siguiente telegrama
San Juan, agostO Is, 1925.
Rodolfo Davi1a,
cio The Texas Company,
MayagueZ.
Su carta nocturna recibida eSta
mahana confirma presunci6n de que
manifestaclones reporter Ell MUM
Do publicadas aver, habfan de ser
confundidas con manifestations
claramente hechas en- communication
dirigida al Senado publicada en- LA
Democracia" hace dos dfas bajo mi
firma, lfnica cosa que sostengo.
PaIanras reporter Ell MUNDO
no he querido sean rectificadas por-
que juzgue siempre habfa de pre-
valecer ante lectores dicho peri6di-
co COMMUNICATION dirigida al Senado
bajo mi firma, recomendando apro-
barse Ley repatriation, dando opor
tunidad emigrados elegir CaIifor
MIA Puerto Rico.
listed sabe rectificaciones erro
res cometidos por reporters, son con
traproducentes con resultado inc
ficaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

to sea enmendada en- terminos mas
protectores al deseo inter6s de
los emigrad0S.
Sostengo, que debe darseles la
oportunidad de ir a California, don
de los solicitan, a todos los que no
quieran yenir a sufrir en- Puerto Ri
co la falta de medios econ6micos." :"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

TRIUNFO DE LA CAMARA

Ah1ONFO DE La CAMARA
LAS conferencias sobre Pre-
supuesto, que dan por resultado ell
informe que Sc ha de votar ahora,
indican un triunfo decidido para
la Camara, va que el 900 de sus
enmiendas al Proyecto original han
sido restablecidas Y aprobadas.
EN- verdad es de sentir que no
hayan podido incluirse algunas
Otras partidas dispuestas para
servicios mas menos necesarios.
Sc ha rebajado el proyecto, sin
afectar el procedinniento admins
| trativo de los departamentos Y sin
disminuir en- gran parte sus acti-
! vidades. En- algunos casos, mas
bien Sc han aumentado esas ac-
tividades. La Camara ha librado
SD batalla sobre Presupuesto, Y
ha ganado."
ARBITRIOS
Ell Secretario, senor Amadeo,
pasa lista para la votacion CORES
pondiente al Proyecto de Presu-
puesto. respondiendo los represen-
tantes, % en- la Affirmative, 3
en- la negativa, (las ninorias). Ell
Speaker informa que ha sido apro-
bado el Presupuesto Y ordena que
sea enrolado. Sc declara un rece-
SO de ounce minutes.
Durante ell receso, que Sc pro-
longo por cerca de una hora,
estuvo el telefono Y ell TELEGRAPH
funcionando constantemente, va
cue Sc habia dado ordenes de lla-
mar a los representatives ausen-
tes, fin de poder yotar el pro-
yecto de Arbitrios.
Para ser aprobado, requiere ell
proyecto de Arbitrios, dos terce-
ras parties de los .votos totales de
la Camara, 26 votos. En- el salon
hay 26 representatives, y no Sc trae
G! proyecto a discussion, por en-
! tenderse que sera derrotado va
que las minorias estan en- su con-
ira. Sc necesita los senores Gar
cia Mendez, Suria Y Sabater, que
habian salido para sus distritos
representatives temprano en- la no.
che. Como estos no han podido
llegar a sus distritos, las gestio-
nes para ordenarles el Immediate
regreso no surten ell efecto de-
seado.
A las tres de la manana Sc
acuerda, despues de alguna discu-
sion, continuar la session en- la
mafana del domingo, para proce-
der en- la aprobacion del proyecto
de Arbitrios.
A Ultima hora hemos sido infor-
nlados que ha sido finalmente
aprobado ell Proyecto de Arbitrios,
con los votos reglamentarios para
que empiece a regir Immediate
mente.
La opinion general despues de
haberse aprobado este proyecto, es
qce la Legislature cerrara sus
puertas en- ell dia de hoy. Hoy de-
bsfan conaparecer los representa1l-
tes para frmar los proyectos Ill
timamente aprobsdos, los que Sc
ran enviados la consideration
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
PARA CURAR UN RESFRLADO
EN- UN Ola

T6mese ell LAXATIVE BRoMO
QUININA. (La primera y original
pastilla para Resfriados y Grippe)
Es un remedio eficaz y probado. La
firma de f. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
ANTE LAS
AUTORIDADES.

El senor Padin, herido como esta
ha de gravedad, Sc hizo trasladar
al pueblo, para ser curado Y al
rnismo tempo entregarse las
autoridades locales, quienes prac-
ticaron una investigation detenida
de los hechos.
Finalmente Sc orden6 ell levan
tamiento del cadaver y Sc procedio
exigir al senor Padin una fianza
de dos mil dolares para obtener
su libertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
FATAL AcCIDENTE EN- LA CA
RRETERA DE GUAYAMA A
SALINAS

Hoy a la 1 P. M. ell autom6vil
p 3033, guiad por ell chauffeur Jo-
sc Ferrer (a) Cheche, arroyo en-
Ell sitio conocido por La Jagua en-
Ia carretera de Guayama a Sail
mas, kil6metro nImero 81 Roman
Sanchez, produciendole la muerte.
Ell Juez de Paz calific6 ell delito de
hcmicidio involuntario sefialando
fianza mil d6lares. Acusado ingres6
EN- la carcel.
Jose CANDELARIo.
xfS Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17
SangrientO suCeSO..

Continuation de la "a. pagina)
NJ
el pecho era necesariamente NOR
tai.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-17

demuestra la siguiente carta noctur
na que fuG recibida en- el Negociado
del Trabaio el sdbado:
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03

Albert Hatley home at Maynard.
Mrs Hatley, who has been seriously
ill, is reported much improved The
Ebberts were accompanied to Poca-
hontas by Henry Wright of Oklahoma,
who with his family, is visiting rela-
tives in this county.
Mrs. j. A. Brooks of Little Rock is
the guest of Pocahontas relatives and
friends this week.
Thurlo Davis, an enterprising young
farmer and stockman of Elevenpoint,
had business in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert johnson of Walnut
Ridge was visiting i'm Pocahontas day
or two this week, guest at the home
of James johnson.
Best Auto Paint at Johnston's.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Slumber Party

A delightful occasion among the girls
of the younger set was slumber party
given by Miss Mary Sue Wiley on
Thursday night of last week. About
nine guests arrived at eight O'Clock
and spent the evening in making music
and playing pranks. After a midnight
lunch all retired and were awakened
next morning by a call to a delicious
breakfast served by the hostess and
her mother.
Those present were Misses Lois
Hamil, Leila Pace, Martha Peters, Jean
Pace, Alta Bowers, Leila and Lucille
Perrin and Dorothy Pickett.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Thompson -Blankenship

A very quiet wedding was solemn
lied here Tuesday when Miss Ouida
Blankenship became the bride of Mr.
DAILY Thompson. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Blanken.
ship, at l o'clock p. m. Rev. G. Il.
Gray, pastor of the Methodist church,
officiated. Only a few near relatives
were present.
Immediately following the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, accompanied
by relatives, drove to Hoxie and de-
parted for Nashville, Tenn, to spend
a week with the groom's brother, Roy
Thompson.
Mrs. Thompson is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Blank
enship. She is a graduate of the POca-
hOntas high school, and former stu
dent at Galloway College, Searcy, Ark,
and at the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. She was in
structOr of music and expression dur
ing the 1924-25 term of school here and
will fill that position again this year.
Mr.. Thompson, son of Mrs. Gid
Thompson of this city, is superintend-
ent of the POcahontas high school,
which position he has held for a num-
Der of years He is graduate of Van
derbilt University and received his b.
A. degree at Peabody. He is Scot
tish Rite Mason and a Shriner.
They will reside at the Thompson
home here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Bond Case Settled

Batesville, Aug. 29.-The lndepehu-
ence county bond case was settied ou'
of court here this week, when a''oi-
news for the contesting parties effect
ed n compromise and withdrew tneii
injunction suit, filed in Chance's
Court. The suit involved bond issue
of $124,OOO, which represented 'ne
county's indebtedness.
Contracts for the sale Of the Dohus
were made matter of County Court
record on June 20. The contract nav
ing been made without the bonds nav
ing been advertised, former County
Judge A. ]. Craig and other taxpay-
ers filed suit against the issuing OF
the bonds, complaining that the bonds
were not legally advertised and that
80 years was too long for them to
run, and that no provision had been
made for the attorneys fee and other
expenses connected with the issue
This injunction was denied by County
Judge Il. II. Hooper, and suit for in
junction was then sought in Chancery
Court.
The compromise calls for, 20, in
stead of 80, years issue of bonds. The
attorneys fees and other expenses to
be borne by the bonding company and
the county to pay the expense of print
ing the bonds. The bonds are to bring
interest at per cent. The cOmpr0-
mise is said to be satisfactory to the
majority of taxpayers, whose com
plaint was against the length of time
the bonds were to run.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03

Stell Amos of New Orleans was
meeting his many POcahOntas friends
over last week end.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Skaggs Defeats Moran

Skaggs, Sept. 1.-The Skaggs school
boys visited the Moran school Friday
and played their team a game of ball
Our boys were surprised to see such
large boys as were ON the Moran team
but we played a good game and beat
them s to 3.
The Moran boys will visit Skaggs
Friday Of this week. Everybody is in
vited to attend. 1t will probably be
the last game our boys will play this
year.
Our boys have lost only one game of
the four that have been played.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
A Lawn Party

Maynard, Sept. IA delightful lawn
party was given at the home of Wayne
Crismon Saturday night, Aug. 29th, in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Schley Ander-
son of Detroit, Mich. Games were
played and refreshments of ice cream
were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Osley Mosley, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Parish. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Maynard, Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman
Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Local and Personal

Paints & varnishes at Johnston's.
W. G. Pyland of NOland was in town
on business Wednesday.
J. f. Scott of Noland was in town
on business Wednesday.
]. f. Robinson of Running Lake had
business in town Wednesday.
Joseph Martin of Little Rock spent
the week end with hOmefolks here.
Jim Adams and son of Fisk, Mo-
were visiting in PocahOntas Monday.
John Henry Jackson of Elevenpoint
was meeting friends in town Wednes-
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Weather Report For August

25 clear days; cloudy days; 2 part.
ly cloudy days. Five light showers OF
rain on the 8th, 18th, 10th, Goth and
31st-1 7-16 for the month.
Lowest temperature at a. M, 90
highest temperature at 9 a. M, 76
mean temperature at a. m, 20 1921.
Highest temperature at p M, 100
lowest temperature at l p. M, 81
mean temperature at p. m, 90 1.1O0
G. G. ].
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Mays-Cypret

Miss Alta Cypret of Couch and Mr.
Clarence Mays of POcahOntas were
married i'm the recorders Office Tues
day by Judge Bailey; who is noted for
the good quality ties he makes. Miss
Cypret is well and favOrably known in
the Couch district and it goes without
saying that she will make Mr.. Mays
a real wife and helpmate and their
many friends are wishing them many
years of happy welded life. We under
stand they will make their home at
Pocahontas.-Alton South Missourian-
Democrat.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03

Miss Blanche Jones of Little Rock
spent the week end with hOmefolks
here
L. f. Johnston and son of Albertha
were shaking hands with POcahOntas
friends Monday.
Miss Ethel Neidinger of Pocahontas
spent the week end in Walnut Ridge
visiting friends.
300 New Shirts
Latest Patterns
Buckley NERO. co.
Miss Pauline Williams of Imboden
is here this week visiting at the home
Of DR.. J. w. Brown.
Dan Athy and wife of Maynard and
their son Chas. and family of Little
Rock, were visiting in PocahOntas last
Saturday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
Social and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rawn Athy, Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
CrismOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Baird Weaver
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter CrismOn, Mrs.
Tom Johnston, Misses Bernice Davis,
Maize Johnson, Euna Anspach, Eureta
Byrd, and Louisa CrismOn, Messrs.
Earle Tilley, Greed Hawk, Boss and
Lloyd Ennis, Jehu Johnston and ROch-
ellie Langley.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03
BUYS DattO Gin

Datto, Sept. III. A. Quellmalz Of
Peach Orchard has bought the Day
Bros. cotton gin and allied interests at
DattO. Mr.. Quellmalz will operate the
new gin, with Earl Day as manager.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03

meeting his many Pocahontas friends
over last week end.
N. p. Simmons of near Biggers was
looking after business and meeting
friends here Wednesday.
w. II. Kelley, prominent citizen OF
near ImbOden, in this county, had bust
ness in POcahOntas Monday.
Mrs. Hazel Woods and little son of
Black Oak were visiting relatives in
Pocahontas first of the week.
Ed Thompson and family of near
Five Mile Spring were visiting at the
home of w. II. Phipps Saturday.
"PICK Sacks
For Less at
Buckley NERO. co.
Jim Haynes and Mrs. ]. G. Bowers
and two daughters drove TO JonesborO
for few hours visit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BransfOrd of
LOnOke are visiting Mrs. Bransford's
mother, Mrs. A. y. Schnabaum, here.
F. G. Starr and family of Morley,
Mo-, visited relatives and friends here
and at Ravenden Springs the past
week.
Marvin Pickett left Monday for
Tahlequah, Okla, where he will enter
the Northwestern State Teachers Col
lege.
w. /. Blankenship and family and
Miss Ida Park returned home Satur-
day after spending two weeks at Hot
Springs.
N. A. Childs and family left Tuesday
for an overland tour of western Ar
kansas. They plan to be gone about
two weeks.
B. F. Pettijohn, a good citizen resid-
ing on the ImbOden North Star Route,
was looking after business in town
Wednesday.
S. L. O'Baugh and family returned
Tuesday to their home at Beaumont,
Texas, after a visit with the Blanken-
ships here.
For Sale-RhOde Island R,1 Cock
erels; also good young mich cow See
or write w. j. Luter, Brockett, Ark.
3-2t.
II. NJ. Bridges and Jim Mclaughlin
of Black Rock were in town Monday.
They were accompanied by o. r. Mas
sey, also of Black Rock.
Mrs. II. A. Peters and daughter,
Miss Hubertine, left Sunday for Port
land, Ore, where they will spend sever
oil months with relatives.
Fred Bridges of Maynard was in
town Wednesday. He is moving over
on Walnut Ridge R-2, where he will
help to clean up the cotton crop.
John II. Skaggs, for many years a
citizen of Randolph county, is here for
few days visit with old friends. He
is now located at Valley Park. Mo.
Misses Blanche and Mamie Craven.
daughters Of S. A. Craven of Los An
geles, Calf, have been visiting i. S.
Craven and Mrs. Burk, west of town.
Miss Pearl Bigger, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. James Hamilton, Jr., at Tulsa,
Okla, returned Monday to her home
here.
Mrs. Ida Bigger of this city, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Beas-
ley Of Walnut Ridge, motored to Hot
Springs and spent several days last
week.
Miss Flora Blanche Hamil and Miss
Lois Hamil of Pocahontas, Ark, were
guests of Miss Catherine Baird the
later part of last week--DoniplaIi
Republican.
Rev. G. Il. Gray, who had been tax.
ing treatment in the Baptist hospital
at Little Rock, returned home last
Saturday and reported that he -yas
feeling much better.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-09-03

With so many more imminent catas-
trophies threatening every day, it
seems rather foolish to worry about
the end of the world.