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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
HARRY 0'bRIEN
IS DEAD
Ex-PoIiCe Inspector Passes
Away After Long Illness

Harry J. O'Brien. the stormy
Petrol police inspector" died at the
Providence hospital late Thursday
from an Illness received when he
WIS a captain OF the L. $. expedi.
tionary force in France. o'Brien was
gassed in France and badly wound.
ed His malady was recurrent since.
OBricn. while Inspector OF police
here. was the center OF storm
raging around the city hall During
his absence in California. who're ne
had gone TO recuperate his strength.
O'Brien was removed from the in.
spectors office. O'Brien appeared in
Seattle and was Immediately prom
Used his old job, but persuaded to
take six months leave. He has
practically been bedridden since.
O'Brien had lived In Seattle 20
years. and was 8S years old. He
Joined the police force when he was
Il He was a prominent member OF
the local shriners and the ElSs'
lodge.
He IL survived by his widow. Ag-
nes, and "A son. Henry. The body is
ut Butterworth's mortuary. Funeral
arrangements. to be made later. will
be conducted by the local Masons.
The police band, OF which he for
merly was a member. was practicihg
when news OF O'Briens death was
received nj police headquarters.
Thereafter the instruments were
silent out OF respect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Chief CoUapseS After
WOnlen's Division Has
It's Weekly HOStilities

A MOTHER explosion In the
n womens division at police
headquarters. scene OF perpetual
strife" was recorded Thursday
afternoon when n desk was re.
moved to the postoffice for the
use OF Mrs. Sylvia Hunsicker,
policewoman guard at the post.
office.
And Chief OF Police w. b. Sew.
eryns. battle-scarred and weary,
was again forced TO act as peace.
maker.
Mrs. Hunsicker had been ap.
pointed postoffice guardian and
requested n desk TO be installed
for her. severyns told Dan keane,
police station building supervisor
10 find one for her.
Keane asked for a desk from
Mrs. Elizabeth ". Hnrris. super.
intendcnt OF the women's division,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
THREE INJURED
no Are Hit by Autos; One
Driver Jailed

~. men we're injured, one by u
,..,trun driver aud another mo.
=, sss arrested Tor driving while
- rhugsasy night
~ ONen S. Presley house.
smrel al sixth ave. and Wei
-. B a driver who fed after
: i,ellsnt. o'Neh was cut and
s.st
e.,-s Hynes. Prince Rupert ho
!, ~ylvsd a broken lex and scalp
- whsn an auto truck struck
~ mar the Fremont bridge,
.Vsls, him several feet tie WIS
"a 10 the city hospital
h Rkhisr. IS. 5oSs soth ave.
.xE vas injured IN a spectacular
- beiussn an automobile and
,,-.t car AZ Fremont about mid.
,at Riehier's auto was badly
t-iset he was taken 70 the
v,rsran hospital
Funk h Carpsntcr 81. was ar
80 Al First ave, and Virginia
Is Pasrulman J. ], Fenion. on
.isrse q drivins while drunk
SIS ts'd in the city Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
DEMPSEY PARTS
WITH KEARNS
Partnership viii End With
Champions Marriage

Los ANGELES Cal. Jan. SO
Jack Dempsey aud Jack K,arns
the former the worlda heavyweight
champion puEilist, and Che latter his
manager. have come 90 "a parting u
the ways according 20 story
printed IN tho los Angeles Herald
today
II WAS reliably reported that a
statement Oh the matter would be
given out by Dempsey later In the
day This morning neither be- nor
kcarns could D. reached
The Herald said il was informed
that the dissolution o. the famous
partnership. which has stood FOR
eight years and made Tor the Two
Jacks thousands q dollars. would
end May 90 and on that day Demp-
sey would marry Estsllc Taylor.
movie actress changing one partner.
ship ror another
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
MAY HI.ACIl
NuNiI MONDAY

Unless accidents prevent tliH anti
toxin Will reach Nome Monday PA
days after h was shipped from the
government hospital here by train
10 Nsnuna and consigned Go men
aud ioEs for the great race against
death
William shannon took the pack
ages nt NsHana and muahri 90
Toyohun Inn Kallhnd there took
up the race and mushod 90 liol
SPRING.. the Two covering the i5l
Mules IN 90 hours Of continuous
driving
~ Hot springs nu Green seat
A's juss away On one Of the fas'ea'
runs tu TAR speeding thru The lneps
ius village OF Tunrna early }sst"r
day morning and bowling INFO ndly
fLodD after y. m. yesterday IN
i've minutes seppula Was awnS 10
The uor,hward. the bandsgrd feet
~ his doEs beating tireisssiy 90 the
frozen trail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
TROOPS OCCUPY
SHANGHAI
$1,000 Feng Ten Soldiers
in Chinese City

SHANGHAI. Jan 90 Thep Is
70 h. no second surprlac coup nt
Shanghai u Chanx Tao Iln's most
efficient AID can prevent 10.
Fifteen thousand Feur TIen
troops have moved into the city and
$4,000 more are due today. After
the collapse OF Wa Pei Pa In tho
North Ia Yung HsihnRs heutsn.
ants assumed that Hsinh Ilslsh
Luug LUIS any. was thru. Chang
WIS only CaroieEsly guarded and
chi Htich Yuan spranG surprise.
selling tho city almost without OF.
position
AFTER week Of fighting Ia
Yung HsianE hacked rs Chang Tao
In. soundly defeated Chi who fled
to Japan. This time Shanghai Is
telna occupied against any such at.
tack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
IRHEST ENDS
LONG SEARCH
,arence Sought for Six
Years as Embezzler

al r,r siX years nH 1U rWhVf
ssarse HAIRY J lawrence
1870 maasgcr 80 she Hush
rerd aspneN was ARRESTED
800 Afternoon hy me pol,cc.
- for ofocsu from tticS.
sew he IS unier indictment
urant eharsins Lawrence
h,.ns a fugitive from Justice,
LEVIED from utiea police n
sssf Lawrence Is Ayns trial
..s,,i assrre suud nrcsny IN con.
- 0itn tht rHfiH artHohi "f
~, s-om me RoWkrr Agricultural
.,sl 10. q New York CTS
=, ltlsa pelicr also chim that
!, DISAPPEARED pcvsmher 5
!, an a wife az r5 Mcharrie
s,lluinsvlle. \ \
= ENC Is married seattle 10
~ ana has a wife Mrs Pearl
-. ssss sand ave s. and a
. = laughter Margurrt She
- him iR ChicaE0 December
I als i Is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
DEBATE CLAIM
Of LAMP co.
Joint Conference OF City
Officials Today

Finance chairman = l. Blaine
Friday afternoon presided ut con.
ference of state accountants, corpora
ten counsel. the light department
and city councilmen To debate the
proposed Pacific Lamp company
compromise claim Of ii.56o
The board Of works recently rec,
commended that the tangled lamp &C.
counts between the company and the
light dopa rtmcnt be compromised by
the citys paying the company $4,000
and tho company paying the city
SOC The trouble arosc over alleged
Juggling Of supplies OF lamps severb
years ago between the city and the
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

and wife of Detective l.. c. Har.
;is. She indicated a desk In cor.
ner and told Keane to take that
one. It's OF no use anyhow.
keane snid.
The desk was Installed at the
postofflce. but when Mrs Hun
sicker saw IL. she exploded with
a bang that rocked the police sta.
ton.
That's my private desk. full of
my private papers" she said.
take II right back to the wom-
ems division and get me another"
Keane did so. after turning the
air u delicate blue.
A stormy interview with Sew.
eryns followed The two women
and keane had their say and left.
Sevcryns then collapsed in dead
faint, to be revived later by
pulmotOr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Grass Wants More
Legislation in Fall

OLYMPIA. Jan. 20 .--''N-' ioa', but
gone before is the motto % Senator
Grass. u KING. who introduced a
resolution today providing that all
bills not acted on this session SHAH
come up In the November session
Graaa also wants tho present organ.
.1ation o. the senate 70 hold over Tor
the special session. II Grass plan
carries Il viii mean that tho flood OF
Regulation. supposedly damned pf
Coyeruar Hartlsy's short session
plnn win break loose 10 Novcmbcr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
AID SPEEDED TO
STRICKEN TOWN
"MuShIng" Records Sci in
Nome Medicine Delivery

ANCHORAGE ALASKA, Jan go
speed records were belug shattered
along the frozen mail trails ~ the
Northland today us men and dugu
"mushed' their hearts oui 90 suys
lives IN diphtheria myaErd Nome
Three hundred thousand units u
diphthsria aatit1Ein, packed iu spe-
cIa bundles and dashed 90 dog
slsds b. being carried by the fastest
teams 90 the nnuw country right
aud dAN .sAile the msgstlEs hangs
at 90 degrees below zatu
The antli0Ain reached Ruby, more
than half way 90 Nome. late last
nlght. Wa switched % the long
racing Iedge drawn bS the gO-dos
team OF Leonard seppala and was
away GA the last lap Of the race
seppaia sill take the medicine 10
unai,kissl. 900 miles from RUBY,
where "a fresh team awaits 10 start
the fnal sprint In short relays
over The last gj5 miles 20 the strlck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Jazz Girl" Must
Stand Murder Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20.
Dorothy Ellington. is.ycar.old liar.
maniac" who confessed killing her
mother. must stand trial FOR muir.
der.
Judge Frank Murnsky OF the
juvenile court late yesterday com.
mittcd her TO the criminal courts
for trial and within 30 days the
district attorney viii file formal in.
formation against her.
Altho the ruling OF Judge Murnaky
Was a bitter disappointment to Dor
oihy. she seemed in good spirits
today as she prepared for transfer
TO the county Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Tigert Asks More
Money for Education

TRENTON, y, j.. Jan. 90. ~ For
every dollar spent on education in
the United States today two dollars
- spent for tobacco. according to
John j. Tigert, United States com.
missioner OF education. who udvo
Gated greater expenditures for edu.
cational purposes in an address here
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
FIERCE GALES
DESTROY ROOFS

tll-ciad women ana children. de
prlycd % warmth aud food thru ca.
cssslyc rainfall OF the past weeks. are
liying In fircless novels. with pmc-
tlcsly nothing 10 eat Their men arr
In despair with the potato crop
blighied and fuel welluigh unattain-
able
ON the western aud northwestern
coast where housing conditions
normally are exceedingly poor they
are now appalling Besides The nav
ages u heavy rains. fierce gales have
whipped the roofs from many cot
iagcs in Couucmara
A. one passes trcm town 90 town
along the western seahonrd. signs u
genuine famine are very apparent
children with sunkrn cheeks ne in
soddsn beds * hay. huddied together
Tor warmth and crying for food
Nurses arc busy turnout the
stricken AREA. and ara fighting first
signs OF p-stHrhrr, while ain army
Of male volunteers IS tyiug 20 get
fuel TO the sufferers. The Free
State government il cooperating IN
an attempt to organize coal distribu.
ton.
In normal times the peat boys fur.
nish fuel 10 the West but now the
cut peat still lies In the hogs rain
soaked. unfit for fuel. while people
pick up what wuod they can. In
kerry they are burning railroad ties.
which are cnt up hnd hIatrlbulsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

airum said Miss johnson "A
think : can SET You ia uli rsht
she gsilyd psputy A NJ Smith
and hsli "a quiet conversation
with him We've got "a Warrant
oul for tbls Engatrpm. some
where remember d." she said
smith found The warrant and
arrested Eugstrom on charge
% violating the liquor laws
Fnssiroms passing the time %
day with his friend. but he dc
,lissi ia =assse uB thg tsEs hiH
self
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
AD MEN GUILTY
Convict Publication Men OF
Extortion

WV YORK. Jan. 30. stephen
G Clos. publisher Of Broadway
suaisS and Albert :. Brown ard
y Ksnnes ,WO o. his advertising
skiian iOuni guilty hy Jury
i 4s,Fiei court u misuse % the
ealS IN b sentenced tomorrow.
On lnd Brown also we're found
Ky q e0nspiracy TO extort money
: threatening 20 publish dcrogatory
t1s p the magazine. The trial
faei sighly seu aiiouaL involving
/. 2 aanes q Jack Dempsey. Tex
a'ssFd PsrgJ Joyce and a host "
tlef sslseTites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Nome Mayor Calls
Situation Serious

NEW YORK. Jan "a. Because
only one physician Is available and
because OF the lack % antitoXin. the
liphihena situation az Nome Alas.
kh. i serious. according 90 ieie.
gram received by the New York
World today from Mayor George s,
Maynard o. The stricken city
The Nome health hoard. under
myself pr Curuh Weleh and the
public nurse. are making the rounds
Several deaths have been reported
and more cases Of core threats ap-
pear daily" the message rcld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
CLeperneSS of Girl
Clerk in MarShaPS
Office JaiLS Visitor

ElIltEK John Fngs,routs is
- ,5rvltss ur AiHs bertha
lohnsQn. clerk n 900, office ~
q s Marshal 81 u Bonn. is
entirety too CLEVER
Anyway, EnssIrom CALLED az
the marshals ortits this week 10
get a pass 20 see a friend la jail
Hes ms hudis said Eng
strom to Miss Johnson Il want
10 take him "a package 90 fasa
and pass thc time o. iay with
him MN names John Eng.
strom
Iust minute, M Eus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

OLYMPIA. Jan. sO.--''rhird house"
session Of the legislature. staged by
newspaper men. lobbyists and state
employees last night In the house
chamber. burlesqued doings OF the
Legislature introducing impersona-
tons OF Gov. Hartley and ex-Gov.
Hart.
The pseudo-goyernor tried TO
make five speeches, but was howl
ed down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Bank President
Is Being Hunted

DENVER. Jan. 30.--Polieo search
for Prospcro Frazzini. missing presi-
dent Of the Italian American bank
here. which failed 10 open for bust
ness yesterday. was continued today
without result, :
Frn1zInl was reported by neigh
bors 10 have left his home in his
auto the night before the bank
closed its doors and has not been
seen since.
Liabilities of the bank were said
60 total 100000 and resources less
than half as much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
New Budget Bill
Goes to the Senate

OLYMPIA, Jan. SEA new bud
get bin was introduced In the sena,,
today after the first had been found
faulty in several particulars, The
new bill. like the first. is introduced
by request" and the revenue and
taxation committee puts responsible
lily for 1t up TO Gov. Hartley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
PASS FUND BILL
Approve Big Appropriation
for Roads and Bridges

OLYMPIA. Jan. 20. senate passed
roads and bridges bin tsapprnprini'
ing $4,000 Tor roads under con
siructlon Action niece sAry sscauHc
otherwise funds provided AZ last ses'
sion would lapse automatically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
RIVER SHANNON
FLOODING FARMS

In tho vicinity % Athiouy. where
farmers normally arc prosperous,
there were said by syc-witnosscs "a
be- frEbtful conditions unparalleled
within the memory ~ the oldest iu.
habtaut1 Here. where the hand
normally b. dry tho continuous
rainfall has soaked everything ~
that conditions are Gar better than
in Conngmar4. where even u the
best u seasons the land only yields
hurc hviag
TO make matters worse tho HiV,
or shannon. famed lu song has
flooded and devastated farms along
IT, banks. carrying away hay mowu
and forcing many farmers 10 leave
their submerged homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Basin Survey Bill
Considered by House

OLYMPIA. Jan. 30.--Joint federal
relations committee introduced bill
authorizing the governor to appoint
representative on interstate com.
mission for a further survey OF the
Columbia basin scheme. Idaho. Ore.
gon. Montana and the federal gov.
eminent may appoint other repre-.
sentAtivog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
PUBLIC HEARING
Columbia Way Paving Dis
cuSslon May Il

The city council viii hold public
hearing on the proposed i5s4 600 Co.
iumbie way paving May 81. 1t was
announced Friday, The proposition
which has been under consideration
for several months. is to construct
highway from the jefferson Park
Golf club TO Rainier ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
Senate Considers
Survey of Harbors

OLYMPIA, Jan. s0.--A senate
Joint memorial introduced today asks
congress TO conduct a survey with
the object OF working on north Pa.
cific coast harbors. These must bc
developed TO accommodate lumber
trade and also to take care OF farm
products after lumber Is taken off
the land, tho memorial says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
nN GEoRGE Ma,n0N0IGm

DUBLIN. Jan, So Eye witnesses
10 the distress aud suffering %,
Western Ireland duo 20 failure q
the potato crop brought word 90
Dublin today that underlying condi
uons Boa the bughtri areas are
wopc than IN the black year II
lSti when thousands Eventually
died hy the roadside % siaCyauon
Conditions ln the present famine
have not set advanced TO that sx.
trvme, but those who saw conditions
ln Conuemara md puuysal this
week declare the fatalities OF ist7
viii b. exceeded unless relief meas.
uIes are immediately augmented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
j. s. ENGINEER
REPORTS
Drawbridge Recommended
tons Go to Washington

Col. w. ] Barden. L. S. district
engineer, has sent his recommen.
dationss on the Seattle drawbridgr
situation to the war department at
Washington. became known Fri.
day. The nature OF his report
is being kept secret pending possible
action within three or four weeks.
Recent public hearings of the city
council and Seattle citizens with
Barden proposed that the drawbridge
regulations be modified TO keep the
bridges closed during the peak traf.
fic hours and 10 open the bridge
only for craft Of $50 tons or over
instead OF 5o.ton vessels, as at
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Goldfish. II left alone in a pond,
viii revert to their natural color,
which is dingy brownish- silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

by using star Want Ads you will
reach u vast buying power. Remun''
Der, The star has the largest cir.
cuIntion, and the cost IL less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

Have you some article you wish
to SELF Remember. a Star Want
Ad can help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30
SWEEPS
THRU IRELAND!
Tragic Suffering Follows Failure
of Potato Crop; Conditions Bad

boarded ana burned to 'n' last en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-30

There are e.44s.s4s farms in the
United States; Ill. oe0 in Canada
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25
Red Aid Fights Terror in Baltic States

Finland and Latvia there was no re-
volt whatever, nor are there any signs
Of an organized preparation for such.
In Esthonia itself, according to the
statements Of even the bourgeois
newspapers, the revolt in Reval was
only participated in by 300 people,
while in Reyai alone more than 500
people have been shot.
The working masses of the unfortu-
ate Baltic countries who are plunged
into hopeless misery are seeking
and can do nothing else than seek--a
way out Of this situation. Have they
perchance no right to life and work?
Their savage tortures and murders,
who are maintained by the subsidies
and the constant support of the fascist
European capitalists, know no limit in
their bloody orgies, in the horrible
bestialities with which they torment
the adVance-guard of the working
class in Esthonia, Lituania and Fin
land.
The international proletariat must
no longer tolerate these horrors. It
must say to these vilest Of the vile
fascists:
Hands of the workers Of the Baltic
countries!
Workers and peasants of all coun-
tries, protest against the monstrous
bestialities and the white terror of
the bourgeois rulers against the
workers and peasants in the Baltic
countriesl
Demand the cessation of the tortur-
es, beating and brutalities!
Do not permit the mutiIation and
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25

prisoners brutalIy and even bites
them.
Police Are Degenerates
The bourgeoisie Of the Baltic coun-
tries have made use Of the services
Of the most degenerate secret police
whose cruelty reaches the point Of
sadism.
The names OF the arrested and Of
the tortured are kept secret. The
mutilated victims are hidden away.
In order to stifie the cries of the tor
tured, a rubber sack is placed over
the head, and so that no trace of the
torture shall remain, the body is wrap
ped in wet sacks.
The white terror raging in Esthonia
has reached terrible pitch Of fury.
In Reval there is not workers home
in which at least one member Of the
family has not been arrested or shot.
Among those arrested or shot are very
few who took part in the revolt. The
arrests were and still are carried out
according to the lists of the subscri-
bers to the legal labor newspaper,
which appeared up to the time Of the
revolt and according to the member
ship lists of the trade unions, which
up till then were legal but have since
been prohibited.
The bourgeois governments Of the
Baltic countries seek to justify the
white terror by alleging the prepare
ton Of a revolt But in Lifhuania,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25

killing Of the best sons Of the work
ers In the dungeons OF the Baltic In
quisitcrs!
Down with the hangmen! Long 1--we
the solidarity of the workers Of the
whole world! Long live the Red Aid
for the fighters for the revolutionl
The Executive Committee Of
the International Red Aid.
NoTE:-Funds for Red Aid for the
class war prisoners relief in Europe
should be sent to the International
Workers Add S. Lincoln St, Chi
cago, Ill, or thru the /. W. A. branch
In your city.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25

The appeal Of the against the begtai Of the
bourgeoisie the follows
ITO members of the
Comrade Savage and unbdled white
Baltic Esthon Luania
Ques of these countries filed
the whole time with working masses And after
the events Of Reva this has exceeded
wholesale domiciarv searches and
countries More than aKo
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-04-25

FOR SALE CHEAP
Morris Book and Art Store
Can Be Bought For Very Little Cash
Reason-Leaving for South Haven.
Address-14o2 So. kedzie Ave.
Telephone-orawford s275.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-03-05
sKAGGS

We are having some cold weather
lSow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Winn visited Mr..
and Mrs. X. h. Smith last Tuesday
Our school is progressing nicely with
Arthur Dame as teacher.
verneal Benson visited Ora Early
Friday night
Flora Early visited Eathel Benson
last Tuesday evening.
hold Dillon and Harrison Bramlett
visited Christia and Thelma Lemmons
Sunday evening.
Cora Rose visited Ora Early Sat
'rrday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jodia Rose visited Mr..
aud Mrs. Earl Lemmons one day last
week.
Arnetta Spencer was a Sunday guest
Uf Verneal Benson.
Eathel Benson was guest of Flora
Eariy Saturday night
R b. Smith and family visited Dan
%inn and family one day last week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-03-05
ATTICA

There will be no more Sunday school
at this place until the fourth Sunday
of this month.
Mrs. Minnie Young and son of Pop
lar Bluff are visiting her brother, I'm
Gle Bud Montgomery, and family.
Aunt Susan Roberts has been very
sick this Week.
The singing at Mr.. Barnett's Sunday
night was well attended.
w. 4. Crismon and daughters at
tended the show at Pocahontas Satur-
day night,
Mrs. Elyira Mcdaniel, who was tax
en- to II hospital at Jonesboro last We'd
nesday, is reported better.
Levi Richardson of Reyno was in
this neighborhood buying cattle Tues
day.
Miss Eula Roberts of Pocahontas
visited her grandmother over the week
end.