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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
ContinredJ
YOUNG LADY To SHARE BRIGHT. WARN.
ATTRACTIVE. small apartment with an9tner
walking distance: reasonable West 123S-J
MERIDIAN. OFF 16th-1 OR = ROOMS
sSSnGn nnlsda nn GnnS ro6m s'oyT Adams
1909 VERNON ST N.W-FIRST FLOOR.
beautifully furnished, 3 rooms. private bath.
south porch. large closets. ami. "a
THE MONTANA
1926 NJ St. NV; walking distance down
town: nicely furnished oue-rooni. reception
hall and bath apartment. maid service ami
linen
llIQ ST NV
Two large rooms, kitchen and bath; neat
ly furnished: $3.50.
NEAR SOLDIERS HoME-$ICELY FUR
nished Broom apt. Lincoln 66S3. 25'
424 EAST CAPITOL STA LARGE. OUT
side rooms, charminS kitchen and porch
we'll furnished: electric lights. gas. continu-
GUS hot water. ianitorr. hot-water heat. all
free: also large front. Ink. room. 25'
BRIGHT. WELL ,FTRNISHEp APART
look: pa1k southern and western ,gsEEposTrcS
Hours between and >. Main 52l2.
ANTWERP. ool roth ST. N.w.--BEAUTI-
fully furnished reception hall, living room;
bath; housekceping: centrally located: ami,
Rooms, NICELY EERNI5HEni ,55n ~, P9KcH
UNUSUALLY LARGE. -CQMFOKTAELA
bath. porch: adults 1925 Col. I'd.
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE COMFORT
able. attractive apartment with two others
1iano,S ani w oicfroi" phone. 1917 10th St g9b%~
l12O COLUMBIA RD.-TwO LARGE. AT
tractive rooms: bath. pantry. closets. trunk
room: modern 1mprovements: 500. -.
SECOND FLOOR. 3 LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms; ami: hot-water heat: overlookips
bOrhood: owner; , III family. 1870 Clifton,
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT WITH BATH.
~ A'''"'" 1905 n St NV 27.
NEW CORDOVA. 1909 goth ST.
1 ROOM AND BATH, $40 90,
CAVANAUGH COURTS, 1926 18th ST NV
TA .99m kitchSn e / aRd ( m Path; G S99f
s13 18th St. NV. Main 28a0
1917 EYE ST.
. rooms and bath; non-housetoeping: So.
and $50. including linen and mad service.
w. II. WEST Co.
o16 18th ST. Main $500
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
LOWEST RATES.
Those desirinE to stay for any length OF
time will get best accommodations IN the
Brighton Hotel. located in exclusive residen
tial section. a few minutes ride downtown.
extra large outside rooms. tile baths. par
did cafe i'll bldg. Some h.k. apis Surpris
ingly low rates for this high-class service. by
day month or year. Phone North 349d.
COL ONTAT HOTEI
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Under the management OF
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"WALLACE"
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS.
1909 l. St. NV. NJ. 76l2.
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=. ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED: PORCH
sink. adults; $40 month. 1909 9th st. NV
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MADDUX. MARSHALL.
MOSS & MALLORY. INC.
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LARGE. -CQMFORTABIA
bath nOrCh - aduta 1925 Col rd
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WANTED-ROONS.
WANTED-ROONIS AND BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNTSHED.

to board In private hon
$25 per month. 1925 21st st. NV
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FURN. APT. $40, ETC.
BETTER THAN A HOTEL
At less than half hotel rates. furn. apts.
first class bldgs.. best location. convenient to
schools. stores and churches Large OUTSIDE outside
fully and completely furnished.
THE LONSDALE. 213S California ST
r.. and b.. $40; +. and b.. $50. North
1896.
THE ARGYLE. Mt, Pleasant 81. and
Park T9adIa & rms front front Nth SBen fireplace
CLIFTON TERRACE. 14th and Clifton sts.
Finest group of fircprOof elev. bldgs. in
town . rms. and b.. $50 rms. and b.. "
porches $1lO. Phone Columbia 7744.
BEST VALUES IN CITY.
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BRIGHT. WELL FURNISHED APART
mcnt of : rooms. bath and balcony: over
looks park: southern and western expOsurcs
beautifully located Apply THE MAY
FLOWER SOCIAL III REAt. the MayhOWcr
Hours between @ and D. Main 5213
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ANTWERP 9Ol roth ST. N.W.--BEAUTI-
fully furnished reception hall, living room;
Bedroom L.. h: also attractive l room and
bath. housekeeping centrally located: ami.
North 3142-W
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SIX ROOMS BATH REAR PORCH $50
yerv reasnnnhIe l1N0 Euclid 81 n W -.

| 1870 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. APT. As
| --Desirable 4-rOOru. reception hall bath
| and porch apt: possession Nov. 1: rent.
) S65 Apply Janitor y premises or Main
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
CADETS AFTER
S.A. A. SCALPS

Now that the Main Avenue high
school team has demonstrated tina:
the San Antonio academy ice hockey
scxtette can be defeated if approached
with the proper vim, yigor and vital
ity, the West Texas Cadets are i'm.
patient for their tussle with the San
Antonio academy, six, at the Crystal
Palace rink Tuesday night.
Up 10 last Saturday night. the
Academy crew had been romping
through the Academic League fold like
a hawk through a hen roost. but the
Main Avenue skaters sprang sur
prise by handing the North Flores
street gang a J-to-O licking.
Lieutenant Riley's West Texas crew
is confident of handing the Academy
team its second defeat. The two
teams have met twice before. with San
Antonio Academy victorious in both
instances.
ST. Mary's College will make It's
initial appearance in the school hockey
circuit Saturday night. when tho Rat
tier skaters meet Main Avenue high
school.
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CUERO SQUAD
SET FOR GOLF

CUERO. Tex, April 20.-P)-
Cuero golfers representing the local
club in the South Texas tournament
at Corpus Christi tomorrow, including
Graham Hamilton, president of the
South Texas Golf Association. or.
gained here following the first inter
city tourney last November: O. p.
Fowler, Guenth-m Friar and Newt
Brown, are in the Coast city ready for
play.
The Corpus club has spent consider
able money getting the course in con-
dition for the match. according 10 n
letter from Ted Thomas of ttat city.
Sixteen towns have already entered
the contest, according to Thomas.
They are: Brownsville. McAllen.
KinEsvillc. Corpus Christi. BNcvillc.
Kennedy. Karnes City. Floresyillc,
Yorktown. Goliad. Cuero, Gonzales.
Luling. Victoria. YOakum and Lock
hart. An entry from Seguin. the only
other member Of the association, is
expected. Brownsville is not a mem
Der If the associa ton, but is maxim.
a bid for membership at the meeting
this year.
The play will b. for SO holes at the
Corpus tournament.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
RATTLERS LOSE
!. TO BOBCATS,
:. Is TO9.6
Carver Batted From Mound
and Poth's Support
Is Ragged. =. -.

Driving Buster Carver from tht
mound with a barrage of hits in thu
sixth inning. anda,scoring five more
runs off Poth in the remaining three
frames mainly, beeanse of his ragged
support. the Bobcats of the Southwest
Texas Teachers college, San Marcos
gave the st. Mary's. College Rattlers
a 16-to 6 beating at League PARK
Monday afternoong.s@', .....
Mondays : game, sihsstily arranged
was the only. one of the series. the
Bobcats returning to San Marcos
after the contest: The Rattlers' next
opposition will he s,the State School
for the Deaf. toi be played at Austin,
Saturday, May .1.,% o..
Coach 0'Donnelrs boys made an
suspicious start against the Bobcats
Monday. scoring four runs off Bent
ley in the first inning and two more
off Smith, who's succeeded him. in the
second frame. :" Darby. who hurled In;
last six chapters for the visitors. kept
the st. Mary's crew away from home
plate.
Tkc Bobcats were trailing. 6 to
D. when they staged their six-run
rally at Carver's expense in the sixth
stanza. Poth hurled brilliantly for
st. Mary's in the last three innings.
allowing only two safetics. but his
support turned up missing. Poth
struck out six Bobcats in the three
innings he worked. ..-. : !
.. The batteries were: Carver. Poth
and Schulz, for St. Mary's; Bentley,
Smith, Darby and Haynes, for the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
First Lions Field
Games Lop-sided

Both Of the opening games in the
Lions Field Junior Baseball League.
Monday, were won By overwhelming
margins. The Lukin Military Aradr-
my nine downed the San Pedro Bears.
20 10 4: and the Campfire Girls team
trounced the Eaglets. II to !.
CNOte: The Campfire Girls nine
docs not have its component parts
Of the feminine gender. 1t is com
posed entirely. strictly and absolutely
Of boys. They just happened TO adopt
that name. it's explained.
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The ST. Louis Browns, pennan
hopes in the. preseason baseball pre-
dictions. have won a game after fir,
straight defeats and now may be con
sidered as in the race.
Through freezing afternoon
young Milt CASTOR Of the Browns, re
Gently of the Yankees. hurled excel
lent ball yesterday and set back tn:
Tigers.
Bob Groves Of the Philadelphia
Athletics. wild man" of year ago
held the Red Sox 10 three safeties
and won the morning Patriots Day
game at Boston.
GOOD PITCHING.
There were also good pitching per
formanccs by Carl Mays Of CinciT-
natl. Walter Huntzingcr of the Car
dinals. Bob McGraw Of Brooklyn. tue
Minneapolis recruit, and Waylard
Dean Of the Phillies.
Huntzinger. former Giant, Travelled
II innings against the Cubs. permit
ting eight hits. but lost in the four
teenth. Wilson. former tcam-matc in
New York. found him for three blows.
The score was TO 4.
McGraw's effort at Philadelphia
gave the Dodgers their second straight
victory over the Pills, 4 to >.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Volley Ball Squad
Has Vision of Trip
to National Meet

Enthuscd by the prospect of par
ticipatinS in the national vollcy ball
tournament at Philadelphia, should
they be victorious in the state meet
at Waco Saturday, members of the
local y. NJ. c. A. volley ball squad
are .practicing strenuously to perfect
their play. .. 3D..
Although no definite arrangement Is
have been made toward taking. part
in the national meet. the ". is con.
fident of raising the necessary funds
in the event that its team takes the
state title.
The team of eight men which is
to.represent San Antonio in the tour
ney at Waco Saturday, has not yet
been selected. They will be named
at the squads final practice session
FRIDAY.
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GROVE CITY. Ohio. April 20
C0-PIayers Of the ponies who lose
and wish they had their money back
can get it at Beulah Park here.
Because Of state anti-bctting laws.
the buyer of a SO pari-mutuel ticket
is contribute" and dissatisfied con-
tributors can have their money re-
funded. less a dime for handling
charges. if they apply within half an
hour after the race.
Newspaper men who tested the rule
and were given refunds pointed out
a poor loser" might contribute" 10
each Of seven races on the days pro-
gram and demand a refund every time
he lost. spending only the afternoon
and 20 cents for handling charges if
he made poor selections every time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Valley Leagues
Swat King Parks
Five in One Game

WESLACO, Tex, April 20.
H)-Red Partain or the San
Benito club in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley league OF Texas,
has given ball players all over
the United States another mark
TO shoot at. -,
In 3 game played here Sun
day he made five home runs,
walked once and went out once.
BY comparison Ty Cobb holds
the major league record of four
homers, made last year.
Partain was the leading hit.
ter Of the league last season.
The score of the game here was
rs to II In favor Of San Benito.
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Fight Results

n -
(By the Associated Press) y
MILWAUKEE,, Wis-Bud Tay:
Tor. Terre Haute, Ind. beat Clerel
Sencio, Philippines, (1O3. 49, 4
PITTsBtRGH,, Pa.-jack zipiS
pittsburgh and George Levine
Brooklyn, fought draw, uo). :.
.LONDON-Elky Clark, GltsgoS
British and European flywcight cham
rion, defeated kid Socks" (20). 4
= BUFFALO, y. Y.-Johnny Riske
Cleveland. won from Romero Rojas
Chile, t10). Make Rbschbloopi
Jersey City. defeated Frank School
Buffalo, QO). E., -. 49,. =
: BAYONNE.E n. J.--Frankie Gen
arc beat Willie Darcy, New York
(1O). ........:,.t,~ D.. s..
YOUNGSTOWN; sOhio - john!
Green. New, York. ,outpoin'M Jimna,
Mcndo, Philadelphia, (12). ::
MEMPHIS, Tenn-Yeuns. Ross,
Syracuse. y. Y. defeated Frank,
Garcia, Los Angeles. (S).,.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Paul's Grove Puts
Kibosh on Lizzies

A two-run rally in the ninth in.
ming enas.ed ,Paul's Grove 10 come
from behind. and nose out the Nor.
gan Woodward Lizzies, 6 to > in their
game ut Pauls Grove Sunday. s.
far, none Of the local amateur mines
have had any luck against the craze;
team assembled by the Growers.
Herbert Mocller and s. SteubinG
welded heavy sticks for the Grove
in Sundays clash, while Rivas AMI
Nelson led the Morgan Woodward
batsmen. Hay, Paul's Grove Finger.
struck ont seven of the Lizzie bat.
tiers. .:
The Missouri-Pacific Boosters will
beard the Pnul's Grove team in the
latter's den next Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Francis :'is Hitchcock
i. Il DiessAboard,g hi:

NEW YORK, April 30.-GP)-Tl
death Of Francis r. Hitchcock, NJ
York sportsman, aboard the Will
Star Hncr Olympic, en- route Il
Earopc.s was announced today. fro|
thssoffiees of the steamship line. q
died of heart trouble Yesterday.
Mr.. HitcScock, was a prominent. I'll
ufc in. horse ra cling. 4 His bfothe|
,Thomas, = is an s;ffternstionil pol
Francis Hitchcock has beens stew
ard of tAcIjockes.5tihb since 1895.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
stechef Defeats
Notre Dame Man

OKLAHOMA City, April a0.-OPl
Joe steeher,. claimant .of, the worlds
wrestling championship, defeated Nick
Lutte, Notre. Dame University ntii.
lete,| in two out z of three fails
here last night. Lutte won the
'fitstfail in m hour and % minutes
ind stcchsr the SECOND in SIX minutes,
stccher, in; falling on the ycollcgian,
injured him so severely that Eutze
vas. easily pinned to tho mat in less
than, minute for the deciding fall:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
LOSE RACING Bet IN OHIO
AND GET YOUR MONEY BACK

But on tickets of admission to the
park the management reserves the
usual right To return the admission
price and refuse entrance into the
park to anyone. This. it was con-
Sidered. might be invoked against n
Contributors who gave evidence OF
chronic dissatisfaction.
State officials 50 far have not in.
terpretcd the operation of the ma
chimes under the refund rule. though
Attorney Reneral c. c. Crabbe. lead
ing foe of betting. has announced H.
might campaign for the governorship
on an anti-betting platform if nee.
eessary. He has said, however. that
the type of tickets used would not
serve TO evade the laws against
gambling and that he is collecting
them as evidence.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Canada Plays Davis
Cup Match in Cuba

MONTREAL. April 2O.-CpJ-The
firft round Davis Cup competition be-
twenc Canada and Cuba will be play
ed in Cuba this year. il was an
nounred today. The match will be
played in July or early in August.
Thus far Willard Crocker and Jack
Wright are the only players named
for Canada team.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Chick Evans May
Enter British 0pen

CHICAGO, April 2O.-CP)-Charles
Chick" Evans, former open and anna.
tear champion, may enter the British
amateur golf championship. he said
today. He has not decided definitely.
but said that if he went, it would be
primarily on business.
II always have hopes of entering
the British championships" he added.
no matter what kind of condition ]
happen to be in"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
PLEsTNA HOUSTON WINNER

HOUSTON. April 2O.-LPD-Mariu
Plestina. heavyweight wrestler. had
littlc trouble in defeating Jack PHI,
lips. billed as the Pacific coast cham.
mon. two straight falls here last night
the first in % minutes and "a seconds.
and the second in Il minutes. Paul
Jones Of Houston and Steve Savage
II Chicago wrestled one hour 10 a
draw
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
STRIB WISER
NOW. SAYS
BURNS
II,
Returned Chuck Brimming
With Confidence
in Ability.

Chuck Burss. pride of San An
tonic and favorite Of fight fans il
oklahoma and Kansas, has rcturnc,
from Wichita, Kan, where a wecl
sgo he staged his sensational scral
with young" Stribling.
2"Ieh,' grinned Chuck when pressed
for some intimate details of his ell
counter with the handsome Georgian
that guy thought ne had sct-up
but he sure changed his Eind. Cues,
J. won't ever get another chance at
him"
Although Chuck is matched 10
battle Wlrnie Smith for the mid.
dleweight Championship Of the
Southwest" on April %, at Ponca
City, Okla. the thought still upper
most in his mind is the way he
fooled the Stribling household.
WILD SWINGS MISS.
He got so mad along toward the
last that he was swinging wild and
missing me by as much as three feet. "
recounted Chuck. The crowd was on
its feet during the last four rounds.
Yelling TO me 10 finish il.
Il was-0reful for six rounds" con-
tinued Chuck. 'and didn't swing my
right a time. just like / thought,
Stribling finally decided that ]
couldn't bit hard anyway and got
careless with his jaw. ] hung a peach
on 1t. and if il hadn't been for Old
Man Stribling reaching up and holding
son inside the ropes I'd have had a
knockdOwn."
Burns got not single mark in his
encounter with Stribling, but the At
lantan came out Of it with a badly
cut lip. Chuck still is slightly sore
about the kidneys. He says that Strib-
ling insisted upon pounding him
there during the clincheS, despite fire.
quent warnings by the referee.
sTRIB GIVES CREDIT.
Burns says he received a fine
compliment from eStribIing. in a
roundabout way. The following
might. Stribling was fighting 1sO-
FOUNDER named Marvin in Okla
bona City. After having watched
Stribling dispose Of the 1sO-pOund-
cr, the promoter asked him why he
hadn't flsttened Burns. who weighs
f66. the same way.
THAT guy Burns" Stribling
sighed. 'is a tough sosndsO."
His bout with Stribling was just
what Burns needed TO give him conf
'lence, and he promises 10 swat Pas
boy all over a 20-foot ring if he ever
GETS another crack at him. His only
regret is that he didn't start in on
stribling from the first, instead of
feeling him out.
Chuck expects little difficulty in |
iisposing of Warnie Smith on April |
y. Although their first meeting a |
month ago was called a draw, the
referee lost his job when the crowd |
protested violently that it should have !
zone 10 Burns.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
Boston Braves Buy
Smith From Cards

NEW YORK. April 2O.-P)-
President Emil Fuchs Of the Boston
Braves today announced the outright
purchase Of Jack Smith. outfielder
from the ST. Louis Cardinals. Smiths
hating average in 1925 was .2j1 and
Included four home-runs. He stole
% bases. He has been handicapped
with leg injuries.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
FIRE DAMAGES RINK

PITTSBURG Pa April. 2p.--CP)
Duqpcsne Garden, homo of the Pitts,
burgh Pirates. national professional
hockey league team. was damaged by
fire last night. T. he Blaze, Fiiich
caused an estimated loss of 100000.
was confined to the ground floor,
where the skating rink is located.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20
FAVORED BROWNS FINALLY
GET INTO AMERICAN RACE

Waner. Cuyler, Wright and Tray
nor Of the champion Pirates, gather
ed singles off the submarine servings
Of Mays at Cincinnati. and managed
to score a run in the final inning.
The Reds registered seven off Kr1-
mer and Oldham TO win, . to l. q
GIANTS POUND RYAN.
The Giants pounded n former tcarl-
mate. Rosy Ryan. and defeated the
Braves, S to 3. Lindstrom had a per-
feet day at the bat with a triple and
two singles.
After Groves had pitched his bril-
liant game in the morning. the Red
Sox went back in the afternoon and
gained revenge on the Athletics with
Ruffing in the box. > TO 1. Bishoffs
single. following hits by Rigney and
Herrera. accounted for the winning
runs. Simmons of the Athletics.
drove out home run in the mora
ing battle. the only man in the league
outside the Yankee fold TO accomplish
the feat since the season started. Il
Cleveland drove Blankenship of the
White Sox. from the mound and cap
tured the game, to /, with another
crrorless performance behind the cx-
cellent craftsmanship of Smith.
Cold weather caused the Yanks and
Senator's 10 postpone their game.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-20

All WOOL flannel and tropi.
81 worsted 20 suits into
which has been crowded all |
the style, quality and york. {
manship that you could pos.
sibly hope for in very mdca
higher priced cothes. See
them at .................
ID.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-25
WINCHESTER OPENING

Rice threshing and wood cutting is
the order of the day.
William and Jewel Swift spent Sun.
day with Fredie Russell
Mrs. ID. A. Russell and son, Roy, had
business at O'Kean Saturday.
Leo Gates and sister, Dortha, visited
their sister, Mrs. Il. II. Tarwater, at
O'Kean Sunday.
Mrs win Haney and children left
one day this week for Santa Fe, Okla,
where she will join her husband, who
has job in the oil fields there.
Mrs. J. L. Gates has had the fin for
the past week but is some better now.
The little daughter of Mr.. Daley,
who hes been sic kso long, is not much
better.
X. h. Cook and son, Ray visited at
H. Russells one evening last week.
Miss Sylvia Russell visited at Mrs.
j. l.. Gates recently.
Elston Swift's boys have been pick
ing cotton for Ed Harold this week.
Mrs. J. e. Karnes has been over
near Sanders school for several days
TO attend the bedside of her brother
in-law, Barney Hatfield, who has ty-
phoid fever.
Those who visited at Mr.. and Mrs.
y. IL. Tarwaters Sunday were Misses
Josephine Rumble of Pocahontas. Dora
hickey, Estelle Shelton, Juanita and
sarah ellison, Leo and Dorothy Gates.
Elston Swift and family and Lena
ana Delma Gates went to O'Kean Sat
urday night to church.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-25
OBITUARY
Judge Mehafy Killed

Judge j. w. Mehaffy, supreme court
justice-elect, was killed Saturday while
returning from a duck hunt, when his
car crashed into a telegraph pole near
McGehee.
One Of the most prominent lawyers
Of the state, Mr. Mehaffy led field
Of nine candidates in the Democratic
primary race for the two new posts
Of associate justice of the supreme
court. He was elected with former
Senator w. f. Kirby. They were
without opposition in the general cleo
ton
A special election to I'LL the vacancy
In the Office which was created by
constitutional amendment is required.
1t was said by authorities that no cleo
ton could be held until Jan. 1, the
date on which the tenure of office be-
gins. Gov. Terral has announced that
on Jan. 1 he will appoint 7. NJ Me-
haffy, father of the accident victim, to
fill the vacancy. Governor-elect Mar
tlneau said that he would permit the
appointment to stand until the general
election in 1928.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-11-25
OCONBE

Miss Hazel Jackson was a Friday
visitor at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Marshall went
to Blackwellden Friday after their
daughter, HERNIA.
Mr.. and Mrs Delmer Massey were
Wednesday night guests of her par ltsr
Emmett MarshalPs.
Mrs. Nellie Armstrong was Sun ny
guest of Mira Smith.
Harry, Bobby and Woodrow Smith
drove to Dalton Sunday.
Several new shOlars started to school
Monday.
Miss Ethel Watley was Sunday
night guest of Monnie Armstrong.
Gilmore jenkins was Sunday morn
ing guest of his uncle, r. Wilkerson.
James Armstrong was a Sunday
evening caller of Tom Watley.
Lloyd Adams and Jesse King We're
seen going to Tom Selby's Sunday.
Miss Pauline, our school teacher,
mOtored to ImbOden, Pcahontas and
then to Maynard recently to see her
brother.
r. Wilkerson, wife and son were
Sunday guests Of his sister, Mrs. James
Armstrong.
Several here are intending to spend
Thanksgiving day at the Springs.
Miss Lora Crawford was a Sunday
guest of Maize Stubblefield.
Tom Watley is intending to move
his grist mill from Dalton to our little
community as soon as he can get fixed
for it.
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