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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

KURTZ, william c., serGt. Boyertown
KURT. waiter. serEt. wormieysburs
MEYEas. oeers. s.. ,ers.. D.aphin tws,.
sHEPLAR. George. ssrst. Runs Dale
TAYLOR. william H.. sers,. Salisbury
BRooKs. Lee r.. corp. wiliismsport
BROWN. John A.. corp. -Hawiey twsl.
CLAYTON, Alexander, South Bethiehem
HARLAN, Russell c., corp. Es.ton Cwsl.
HART, walter g., corp, Blairsville (Wul.
HoLLisNgAcH, George r.. corp. Kuta'
JAMES. John Stanley, corp. sersnton
KLiNBPETER, Frank l.. corp. Duncan
NicREL' Walter Franklin. corp. Carlisle
o-NEfL1. John P. corp. Philadelphia
scHLEaEL, Fred r., corp. Mount Carmel
scEwHRrzcop. Roy l.. OIL city Sws,;;,,
sTRMNo' George E. CORP p'ea''n'V''''
WHITE, George r.. corp. ste.lton (wsl.
WILHELM, Charles. CORP Northnmosr-
ASHTON, Daniel Earnest: New Castle
BROWN. Herbert t. Reading cws:
BRUMBAcH, Isaac s.. Ltitz (wsl;
s sURSs sr. si:S'' Mex ks'i:ss
Connolly. Joseph A. MeKeesport tws).
eosshh,H r'' William n n" Forest City
eLIMSSai CLYDE H; Clarion t WIS ,,s,,r.
poMMsIIco. George. Philadelphia tDA1lss
DRUcKENMILLER, william IrontOwn
sIsHEh Slsy;sn n. p,s;sursi sW ysSls,.
oAsPARI, sabatino. Temple !ws>.
GILL, Henry, Greensburs SwU);,ys,
e eR1S W'' john. j pS SIss:i 'ws}
| GRAY, Michael, Mayneld twsl.
HAG eiI Robert IT, E,d,.a t WI.
HARKINs. Daniel: Homestead {WU)'
| HARPER. Harry NJ, Bellevue (WS).
HARTMAN, Raymond spsrr Mountvile
HOY. George Harrison. Beaver Falls (wU(.
HRIBAL. Rudolph, Mount Pleasant Ms).
IRVINE h"isEs' Lynn sni N, Meqssnie: sars twsy:
MACKowICK. william W.. Duauesne
MfLKuLsKI, Roman. Natrona ODD.
JACKSON, Waiter H, Three Tons tWs).
JAsINsK1, George Sylvester. Freelano
JURKANIs. John D. Nanticoke twsl.
| KINNEs, William. Philadelphia tWsl.
KIRKwooD. Howard H.. New Castle
KLINE Frank L.. catawissa tws). ,>
| LEwINsKY. Bromislaw, Scranton tWU)'
| NIEBLE, Frank. Pittsburg (WS).
| OWENS, Russell j., Dorrenceton (WS).
PowOsKIE. Michael. Plains !Ws).
| PRENTICE, Henry j.. Susauehanna tWs).
| TEREsCHENKO. Paul, Philadelphta (WS)'
| TERINGO, John, Brownsville (WS).
THOMAS. Arthur. Reading (wS).
| THOMAS. James Elliott. Punxsutawney
scHLAucH. Rowland G.. Allentown tws).
| SCHMID, Joseph A., Roscoe (WU).
| sCULLY, George F.. Philadelphia tWsl.
sHINGLETON, Roy. New Brightcn ODD.
SLOSS. Joseph NJ, Pittsburg (WuJ.
/ SMITH Martin. Chester (W).
| STINE. Clarence H, Clearneld tWCl.
| SwARTZ. Abraham A, Schuylkin Haven
tWS).
WAGNER, Charles William. Pitcairn
CWU).
| WEBB, Harry C., Shrewsbury (WSl.
| WELCOME, Frank g.. Scranton (WS).
| VENTED, Charles c. D., Reading (Ws).
j L 4 EaaiAn MSl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
EMPLOYMENT SUNDAY

Sunday. May 4. win be ohscrv-
cd throughout Che nation al "Em-
plesmcni sunday Ga that day
al of Gar churches and church or
CARNATIONS are expected 10 assist
the United States Employment
Service ard other agencies IN find
ing jobs FOR returning soldiers,
sailors and marines
President Wilson. from Paris,
has cabled Il request for a general
observance of the day, his mos
sage reading.
'Thc chuch organizations of The
country having generously united
in an effort 40 assisi The employ.
mcnt service of'fhc United States
IN finding work for returning sol
diers, sailors and war workers, and
having designated Sunday. May I,
AZ Employment Sunday, / am
happy 20 add my voire TO others
in au appeal Co our fellow coun-
trymen 10 give their earnest and
united support 10 This ard every
similar movement hope that the
people OF the country will uni
ycrsaily observe Employment
sunday as q day Of fresh dedica-
ton 10 The mutual hclpfulneSs
which will serve 10 work oui ~
the months 10 come the difficult
problems of employment and in
dustrial reorganization. ln these
days Of victory we caii make no
better offering than that Of sery.
Zee TO The men and women who
have won the victory
This loyemeni is undertaken iol
enlist the great strength of the
church in this campaign 10 end un.
employment among orr boys who
quit their jobs and homes 10 fight
our fight against the Huns and
The Caller hopes that Che churches
Of Corpus Christi will do ala with
IN their power so assist In this
worthy movement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

under difficult morigogcs for three
per cent commission ] hnve refereed
prize fight whore tho loaat nopbia
would have scored knockout of the
frtDfec. instead ~ The pug Wilton ri
boy. ! sat on some ben eggs IN e vain
attempt 20 hatch thCm trying to
emulate a bariyard cNUmplc. but when
my mother finished with me- u w1a
All an exploded rK fl,p with the lrurh
on me hut ~ al. tho various and SUM
dry difficult things I've done aud tried
20 do, nothing has been 20 dlfficulf
Ind unaffirfAciorg as shopping for my
wife The fault is not hcfa. 4 am. hy
nature. uui 81 tune for such business.
n bug one iunC spucl of thread il be-
comes a tangled skcin before ! land ~
90 final dcstinntion,
once my wife wanted some thread
ana 10 MAKE sure she tied doFmntic
cord around my finger tght enough
10 dam up al circulation tiil bought
mo stuff tnd cut tho string Tor relief.
J landed homc With thread enough 20
flN kite huN way A. Mars. I WAS
runndiy eaaatiscd for u and told with
suffrasoitc emphasis that thc fifty
ou thc list indicated the size OF the
thread. Instead Of the quantity Of
spoois desired.
>0on after we were married and
while my wife atill had confidence in
me- W. numaliy prlced that q SHOULD
buy hc4 "a wrapper ON my own ludg-
mcnt. io take the place Of tho last one
Just worn out / rnnsnckcd every
store In town ana finally landed co
THE very thing az ] Thought ( took
n home and whom unwrappcd 10 wasl
$50 loud. u broke the chandelier and
scared the cnt ont of the houat. 4
look ~ disappointment stole oVcicmy
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ri'c stars incline but do not compel.
HOROSCOPE.
Wednesday, April 80. 1919.


Good aud evil stars content this day.
according 10 aatr0iogy. Saturn. NCp-
tune Hnd Mars nrc in own aspect while
Jupitor Mercury and Venus are friend
b.
The lunation Of this day takes place
irat before sunrise ia an usprct ihat
sccnr 10 indicate Increase 10 crime
The financial outlook ~ most cncour-
afine. and trade should be Very salts
factory during May.
The lhmlnarlos IN the thlrd house
slow greatly increased outlay Cor rails
roads and agitation concerning them.
Al modes ~ land travel may he nf-
tcrtcd unfnvornhly during .hc summer
montha
Neptune Is IN q place held 40 fore
shallow continued propagando Tint
arouses anxiety
saturn ON me cusp is believed % dc-
i3ate much Illness nnonn children
Labor " subject 10 sway thnt is
hcnCficioi and aulhOuHh striloa afe
Indicated they VIII NOT laat long. the
seers declare
The death Of more than one ROYALTY
" indicated. An accident that Kills q
woman ~ forecast
Difficulties attending leglslatlon are
pfesaeed l'y the stars ANIL extfaoi,ii-
nary conditions in ConEress viii be-
much discussed
Ireland win continue subject 10 "a
sway That continues 10 ioucnt unrest
and discomfort. astroloEcrs predict
Social problems. many of Thorn IRE
sentlng new angles will occupy attcn-
tion I'm England and tho United Stsses
There iH AN nNpoci making fnl false
reports and ugiv rumors and ID Is we'll
TO prevent the mind from entertaining
any ovii Thought concerning nurs
nuie hhur
1'his aspect viii make its effects feli
in the army gho navy and Congress to
such AZ cNtcnt thai careers maN he
ruined 4 Nhst ambitions thwar.cd
S,'nie w nf trouble with colonial
nflalrs 7. nrognosliasicd Tor Great
Britain
Canada hua The forccatt OF grcat
DroPperiiN that may attract parsons
from the United states
Persons whose lirthdate Il AS hnVe
the allrurN of successful scar h,t
they should he cautious ahani en-
trance 10 y quarrel 0f amy sost Those
who ARE employed probably viii bel
promoted.
children horn ON this dsy mav 10
rash and hsrh-trunE. These subjects
at TaruE oftcn have talent Ter IA
trlguc ana should be tfalnee 10 frank
ness
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

areount II yon arc ill or out 81
work, and asks no greater fccnv.
milton than your continued good
viii
~ yon stick 70 Corpus Christi
buy To- Copus Christi, boost for
corpus Christi, keep your money
Va Corpus Christi banks, pairo.
nigc Corpus Christi institutions.
and arc honest IN meeting your
obligations, then you arc a man
with nn established credit and
with future.
stand by Corpus Christi mcr-
chants aud they viii stand By
you'll
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
CREDIT IS WEALTH.

The authorship of The "Loiiors
uf Junius, IS one of the mysteries
III history The Letters of
Junius were Scathmg indici-
men;s Of the immoral court clique
which surrounded King George
III They were printed in Lon
don newspaper during tie Yeats
lmmediately preceding the Ancri.
can revolution
This mysterious author had
much 90 do with undermining the
credit of King f,ooFeo.
A discrediied king is on the WAY
% tile scrap pile.
The Han kaiser friumphed
while he maintained his credit.
When he iosi credit with his PEG.
pie, he lost his throne.
bisercdiied King George did
nor lose his throne bat he lost his
richest possession America and
later ho lost his sanity
Personal credit Is thc backbone
Of ihc average citizen II IS the,
mortar in ihe slruriure of pros.
periiy Were il not FOR modern
credit relationships among bnsi-
ness men, thc world Is whole com
piercial structure would fali back
q century coz more
Credit is tie universal sesame !
How Is your credit
Corpus Chrigiis honor Is mo-
more secure ihan the credit Of rs
individual citizens. And no in- 4
diyidual citizen can build up his |
credit unless he honorably fulfils I
'ilh appointed role Ia his personal /
romnnnniiy relationship
n Is thc man who sticks 10 his |
hgne town buys ia his home
town helps bis home town mer. |
chants, who succeeds in acquiring
The only real philosophers stone |
That has ever bees found credit |
he magic. instrument that trans. !
nlutcs the dress OF daily drudaeryl
inlo the sold Of future success.
The home merchant X the one
who extends you credit.
w " lbe man who carries your
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esAoepINo ZOE NM wIFs..

7 hnNc nNiiNe pFldQ ln bong veraa
tile,
have taught country school
whore Fifteen of the blg hoys wont
through AN elimination process 10 de-
yelop bully 10 Hex tho tcacher.
have been the self-appulnlcd aYhilrs of
Disputes between neighbours whnsf
yard Dogs had li."ssMy chowed ench
other 10 niocne. J hive been a Judge at
baby Rhow where fhe mother of tho
u9liest brat in the whole LAYOUT
strongly initiated plchetinx mffra
Yeslo before The white liouao. hpcauae
the prlze went 20 her nelnhb1rS Kid.
have sold sand l0iH "a dtkcrVlnG
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

wifc'H fHrr, but she sHid nuthinR After
rffaflhuiating about the premises
WIN ihe new wtnppcr on. mS wife
abruptly discarded III declaring shc
iefuAed a. become a gliding advefties-
inent Tor The comlnn October cire1e.
When u comes 10 buying Hox. color
hulionH ana thitte, ! fet aionk nicely.
but lie IA too short 90 master "a new
vocabulary ~ polYrYllahic nnfnes of
commonplace merchandise. which b.
Longer only In nnme and prize n !
must havr vertigo and iochiaw ! urc-
fer mat y arises from % more im.iof-
tqni cause than shopping
shorplue hna become such sclcuco
u fedulfeH o rfnius tn master IA nrd
proof that I have no auch soniua ~ tbo
fHri fh4t every time 7 fiy my hand a.
NJ. tie clerk WHO attends mo fiif ont
90 uuhiplomatir snort ln tho face ~ a.
pcrfsrpF guud and dociic customer
for tho blunders make. S0nc nay
tnofe VIII be- schools and cbilHrcN
which tcnch nothing hut the aft 81
shopping. showing which foot 90 put
forward when onD btsa r. yard N i1A't
ihion
Sly greatest embarrassment ~ zct-
ting names and ioo,.e Scrambled un
together in mnkitk those purchases
Whom lean forward ana nsk FOR
"ehnpc Dcrfcne" aad "hose Tor the
irmmfd up III Wlrifhonc. rouge and
nn0iine. cackicd ont loud va my face.
ny wife Keeps % with the loteei
80 iesI dou't Size tells me that
drefros ln France arc getting shorter
ana shorter an thu ttme. while in this
gUuntry fhcy are getting ionncr. both
in measure as we'll ns price. What
he southern roiton growers lose in
France ihrt 81 IN 30 this country Hut
hook o., the effect thrHc STYLES have on
other huflnrn. IA France There ls 10
houfn ln fine hosiery and q totes dr-
strucfInn IN tho manufacture ana Hlir
ut blue sogrics Every cyc doctor
works dliy and night a. Hosp clear
every mana vision.
III ihis country physical culture
schools VIII flourish like "a new Oh
ficld. ~ q prelude 20 the return ot
thoficr Yklits. The latest mlstahe
c1mo near causing an out}irht dOmcF-
fic breach.
Tho shopping Instructions were
thrust into my pocket ana instantly
every pocket available WIS explored
out came a lcttcrlfn old II would have
n be rrsiafnped nnd uui through H
htih 40 restore ~ To the standard ~
pontpl transportation. win a sturi
my wife then begged mr 60 rur, "a
the government headquarters to with
draw the suit charging use 81 ihr
WniiH FOR fraudulent purposes against
q certain firm. Whose letter ! had car.
Ficd Tor months.
Ny WIFI now ayers that ny mind ln
hoth Fholi shoeicd and gaglrd and b.
more ebncnt than the mind ~ tho mgn
who returned one rainy evening FROM
church and pot bis dripping umbrella
10 bed and stood iip beliind tho door
uii night
Ny wife hiss r. pcncliunt for shornlnr
hy proxy, bUt she nNcrN that aw
about ns much out 81 place shopping
as Boob McNuit would Boz acilne as
secretary ~ state during the absence
~ Robert Lansing az the peace oou-
ference.
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YEAR AGO 1oDAY

Following ~ the total American
unsunltt Hat "a France 10 aain. ~
announced ~ Washington. Killed
~ action, SIS. died % Noundd dla.
caee of accidents. f3il. ffDin either
causes, 90, mlHalnH ln notion. ~
The severely wounded numbef $50.
FfnnuC hcstuwH whr medals On
t&2 hnAe1chuncfts men Of the lOfsi
aAd lottn regiments tot sulof III
recent fighting.
First Lieutenant q. y. nobcs and
Richard NJ. Baker James r .ionsa
and tphn W Wood. members 81
thr American Ambulance rorps
nave heeu clird Tor bravery ~ the
French military authorities and the
war CROSS awarded 90 each
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30
nsAL GLORY

a o evcr MT not be trulyrr
yOl raoulN ha0
TIME of shall end
And SIN unhouured a
fion hrourh and mott econc
build plan
hp mn as gain.
stul " that h a IA
roc a RANT hl
b. ch ans ths poctc wit his pn
u nNcd ns men,
Rar A.. Oucetl
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put she turtle down at thN opening
into the pipe AZ will claw its way
through 10 gct away from YOU When
" stops. tug az the efriug That re-
minds him THAI you're stlli there.
Frank ward of Richmond, Mo. cleaned
out 2li feet of pipe that way.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

Captain Tozxi Of Orlhndo'e STAFF
ways Italy VIII take what she wants n
the conference doesn't give u 60 her
lhen why waste time trying TO per-
suadc other nations 10 Join ia tho
crime3
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To pst the late news rIrsl. suDser,D,
FOR the Caller.
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u you are not a roder Of tho calIor
subscribe to-day.
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Subscribe Tor Tho Caller
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The Crusaders have finished their
flglit hut The follows who married a.
keen from gcing are now wOpdoring IL
sherman realty said that about war
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OBSERVATIONS

Statesmen say that America win not
enter into an alliance with France 60
pfotect hqr from Germany. There
may be no 'ncrsp of papor' bat the
Hun VIII understand the situation Just
the same.
Cnngressman Ranton ~ Texas
rushcF into print With the assertion
that labor unionism iH closely alllod
with Bolsheyisn ana the newspaper
tnai printed his namo blatant Wasn't
80 Tar wrong,
The laps have pat ofn, OF oar mis-
Hionatiea ou irial iur rheiteriuF ko-
reana who We're planning national in-
dependence BOY. ask Mr. Wilson 10
hurry up with lhat leasue.
Tho chatec TINT Gompcrs ana L..
nine are working together breaks
down before the evident faci that
Gumpers represents American nhoreia
and Lenine repre.ents Russian loaferr
Tho department OF Justice il willine
to assume the task 81 enforcing prn-
hihltiou bat 81 thoro h to hc H trims
fcr ot authority Why slighl huriosony
We would feel better shout tho
uhrainians sstchins thnl Hoiaheyik
army q wt know they Wonldht saith
the nolshcviitis,
Virginia troops We're called ont 10
protect tire cougt ~ stnudurassiilr
ana now l.eninc VIII rejoice thRi the
entire state Of Virginia has gone Rol
shcylk.
-
II the Huns sign the peace treaty,
that viii sot;,e CvcNthne except tho
future Of Europe amt Asiu.
-
The chan who N doinp the most for
i}olnhcvism ~ America ~ tho one whe
complains that every effort TO DO
something for people who work is Ia
sprcd hN bolshpNism.
-
We win never believe that the world
n clvilizcd white 10 Is possible for a
professional trouble maker TO Rot a
You cen say this mach Tor a dos |
" Ne sucks eggs or Kills sheep hc |
looks the part ne docsn't wear halo
ana pose as an important citizen.
The Crusaders have finished their
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You ean say this mach for dos,
" Ne sucks eggs or Kills snccp hc
looks the part Nc doosn't wear "a halo
and pose as an important citizen.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

YOU MIGHT TRY THIS SCHEME
a mid west ECniua iaa Invented a
new WAY 90 clean out q stopped az
sewer ripe Ail you need ~ a turtle
and string Tic tho turtle a. the
STRING, or the string to the turtle. and
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We win never believe that the world
rs clyilixcd while 10 Is possible for a
professional trouble maker to got 4
living at 10.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-30

The chan who ia doine the most for
Bolnhcvism ~ America ~ mo one whe
complains that every effort TO DO
aoniotning for people who work is .n-
splrcd hy BolfhcVism.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Death Followed Operation.

Mrs. J. hf. hMf 0keson returned Tues day morning from Tulsa where she was called by news of serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. lone Jenkins, a former Mena resident. Mrs. Jenkins died before her mother reached Tulsa Death was the aftermath of an opera tion Mrs. Jenkins underwent in Tul- sa hospital, where she was a nurse The remains were inferred in the Ok lahoma town. Mrs. Okeson was ac- companied back to Mena by another daughter, Mrs. Ollie Phillips, who will visit here for a few days.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
No Fish Left in Stream.

Anyone desiring to go fishing and catch anything need not go where one Mena party of anglers has been the last few days, for there isn't fish left in the stream. At least this is what Judge I s. Kelly reported Friday morning after the party had returned to Mena. As proof he offered the statement that he had eaten so many of the finny tribe the last few days he wouldn't even go out to R. A. Tom linson's and get his share of the fish brought to Mena. And Bob was so full of fish he wouldn't bring 'em down town to the Judge, so they professed to effect compromise by inviting in the neighbors to help themselves. The party was on the Lofts farm on the Ouachita river near Opal. They all report a good time. In the party with Judge Kelly were R. A. Tomlinson, J. H. Van Hoy, Judge J. D. Shaver, Louis Hopp and W. J. Lauck
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Death of An Aged Man.

John s. Stewart, aged 76 years, died Friday night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. N. Miller, Twelfth and Spring streets, following a long ill- ness. The remains were prepared for burial and were taken on the early morning train Saturday to Wickes for burial. Deceased was born in Howard county and had lived most of his life in Howard and Polk counties. Sur viving are three sons, and five daugh- ters. A. T. Stewart and J. F. Stew art live at Wickes, and B. E. Stewart at Drumright, Ok Of the daughters, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. K. Redman are resident of Mena; Mrs. Dalrymple lives at Burg, Ark, Mrs. Carter at Valiant, Ok, and Mrs. Choate at Drumright, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Sailed in Dirigible to Cuba.

Quartermaster L. F. Gore of Blan- sett, Ark, who was in Mena Thurs day enroute home, having been mus tered out of the aviation section of naval service, is believed to be the only man in this section who has sailed in one of Uncle Sam's giant dirigible balloons. The young man spent IS months in the air service most of which time was at Key West Fla, and had opportunity to fly with the big "blimps" many times. One one occasion he crossed over Cuba, and one of the memories of his service is that he saw Havana and Cuba, but never touched either.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Chance in yandervoort Bank.

Several of the stockholders in the Merchants Bank at Vandervoort have sold stock and among the new owners are J. c. Allen of Cove, B. P. Lich- Iyter and w. A. Sandefur of Wander voort. The bank will be reorganized and the capital stock increased to s10,000. Mir. Allen will be president of the reorganized bank and will di- vide his time between it and the Bank of Cove, of which he is cashier.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Potatoes Go to Jennings, La.
THE UNIvE RSAL. CAR

The carload of potatoes sold thru Secretary Williford of the Commercial Club left Mena Wednesday night for Jennings, La. The carload, which contained 450 bushels, was purchased by W. Krielow of Jennings, and if possible he will secure another car for shipment. MT Krielow was in Mena to enjoy vacation, and acci- dentally heard of the potatoes and bought them when the original pur- chaser backed down.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
KICKED BY TWO HORSES.
L. E. Burtch Severely Injured by
 Fighting Animals.

In endeavoring to separate two horses which were fighting in the pas ture at his suburban home on Bethcs- da road Friday night, L. E. Burtch received serious injuries from being kicked by both animals. Three ribs were broken and it is thought that he received internal injuries. The in- jured mans cries for help were heard by his son, Russell Burtch, who went to the rescue. Dr. B. H. Hawkins was called and gave needed medical attention. Saturday morning MT. Burteh was resting easily.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Southside Business Changes.

J. A. Dupree, who opened farmers feed and food store on South Mena street some months ago, has sold his stock of goods to w. N. Wallace, who has moved the same to his restaurant in the building adjoining Coppeak's store. Mir. Dupree has in turn bought the restaurant recently started by Daniel c. Brooks and will operate that this summer. Tn the next few weeks Mir. Dupree plans to put a stock of dry goods and clothing in the building formerly used as the farmers store.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Boy Scouts Hike to Mena.

A party of ten youngsters, members of Troop 4, Boy Scouts of Texarkana, mixed IS miles to reach MSiena Friday morning. The young pedestrians were in charge of Dr. R. M. Mitchell of Texarkana, who is assisting L. D. Bell in looking after 20 members of the troops who are camped on Noun tain Fork, east of Hatfield. The scouts spent the day in Mena, finding most pleasure at the park and at the natatorium.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
On a Long. Long Trail.

MT. and Mrs. w L. Bragg of Mar tinsville, ind, reached Mena Friday after having travelled 1200 miles by wagon route. They are enroute for Bradley, Ark, where they expect to locate, but will stop in Mena for 2 few days. They are making the long trip in two covered wagons.