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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
DISCUSS AGE OF MAN
Several Museum. sLvr s,,tu,.
iicnu> RECONSTRUCTED Eront i;,i-
nrutc s)isrp,errI

Scientists and artists have been wu,.l;
NJ tDGtther 10 give us 4 picture. as re
:!DiS af possible ar the earliest imam
IN" !!Ncu u.ion cir glubc. IN several
museums We may NOW study statucs fIt.
h.nd- carefully Reconstructed from I'M
evidence" discovered. The most inter
cstinv pictures, however. arc made by.
constructing actual scenes IN the cayas
or on The planes thoy once inhabitCd.
ana !'!acinS l'ielikr figures In ;hcni
surrounded by the crude implements,
used in hunting and houscliccpinr
ThcsaGc NJ man *. OF course dispu. OF.
ana varies widely according to the dif-
i.rent estimates The so-caiIcd Neo-
!ithic man. whose relics have been
found n many parts Of the world
was probably 1000 years old. perhaps
much oldc". Many OF the relics are he
iieNod by scientists 20 he lUu.uuC year:
old willie some scientists place th,.
earliest mnn OF whom we have any
record as FAR back rs 100000 years
one way 10 measure their age is 10
calculate by our knowledge OF geology
how long il required 10 form tho s-ratn
which cover The relies Of the carly
nan.-Roys Life for February.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
BRITAIN NOW BUYING
FISH IN UNITED STATES
"ro Ihn" Two Million Dollars r:y
pended Weekly In r'urcbms-
Ing Sunnl

.Ni'N YORK, Feb. ti.--tJwjuc- "a .f
1TEt.'l,E OF .Sh III ircat Britain. To
nHt'1 states az exporting tith 20 I,,.
,ope Tor me hrst limo in many ear.
Snibn!rntS OF cured homeless ,lsh
re pcInS forwarded 10 Cree. ,,rd
|hlcn ""rc formerly su,,,iicd
nc e%porti'Is - fish MARKS . :.er.
'F'i m inc american fish in.iustry
INC, n.'is1 'nc war Gr":,i Bri;nin has n."il
nn"ssc" 10 supply hcr homo dc.ua,d.
meat products. III: p"oplc TT ~
iand. Scotland ANA Ircl.nd sI,.'',d
1000 900 wcch--slSo. 900 oro n ySar
'oi, iriod fish and potato ch;ps '..',i,
ll'ilion meals are .crVcJ ovc- ia.
i9oi counters OF these countries
week
E:.traordinnry progress has 49,.
20. ~ ~" hshinG industry ~ ,bis
i"uHtFE "ithin thr past frW y4ar. and
IL predicted in New England shat
~. !.:-st coast Fisheries Products Com
paa! Will soon u" handling anornyi-
f"t"ly l."0o.u0o ponds nf lSh dali, al.
"Ncr "oppub0uV pounds per year
re same corporation rcccr;lS. lu--
''ascn I'm h"w steam irawlcr4 from
ne Frrnca government. These Ness,Is
W"Tc Dhiii III southern porte, and r..i.r.
IH'ehunu. for use as ininc swccDrrs nj,
cu.i'pnnf nov has a fleet OF twenty
me nnodcrn steam trawi.rS which l..
the ,-rScst lect OF It's Kind on tho N
anti: coast owned by u single cor.
prrs,iOn.
Throushou, Tho United States FISH
:oods isfin stcmdil: incron.inc dcma,,i
ana 3,he. largo New York Hot,.s az
! rai Crinr IL on their Iacrt:s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
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MEALS COST 20 CENTS
Parts Restaurant owners Arc Read ,
to SknN HOW Trick ~
Home.
~ yalv rs.iI Service.

~" Jllv aTs.i Service
PARIS. Feb. li.--!'or JUS - .
II IS possible 90 obtain Il hearty
meal. washed uo.u with a half-bctt!.
~ rcd vine in the Paris Municipal
Restaurants inst orcurd III, =:
,,cnts go - pay to- ;hc w,ao. y pro-
can get tho following re
;,as. :cv 20 cents nat, and there's no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Fighter Worker
He Is Welcome
Comes to United States to
Perfect Self IN
MONy Jobs.

NEW roi;K. Jan. l4.--Norris r!.z-
@'faId Roach. Il tall Immigrant from
me CcSt Indies. stood before arr
s'eft"" on Ellis Island yesterday.
name. snapped the Inspector.
r%-Serscant Norris F,txgcraId
lioHch. sir. Of tie Eighth British West
in"'"s regiment. from Grenada, ST
George"
Wait a Minute. Wal, :, minute" in.
+, '!e .n the agent. Were YOU in
"Foush: in many places IN france,
VIZ al! over tnr map Of Bcigium.
Tnc, outburst OF louuacity was ST.
.ehecd by raising ur the insD"ctor's,
i'th". ne f1rmcr soldier stood s;iir
~ a ooSt VIII his haud III Yliute.
..nTc sou lahorimg man
Nan Of many professions. sir"
What. for .nstaucc?'
Qualified booki.ecDer. ;vpiet. st.no..
.hpher, "onirror. jusglcr. illusionist,
'nninr mechanic. cincin; worlicr--'.
II" Immigration agent reaiiZc,! he
vas confronted by :. Versatile genius.
:" ~" asked thc foreigner to step aside
hntil II" could investigate. whether
some complications might not arise over
TIA" cvntrar. labor law.
IL Was nroidc1 {" Ia. thc immigrant
pass Int" The land 81 the free and
i"om tho f"rryboat ana was asked
Miiich oi his professions ne Intended
To pursue. the nlan ugain came TO y
salute saying:
81 havc como here to perfect myscjr
u All o.! ,tcn. S.r."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
SAY SULTAN, MEHMED W..
Is HARMLESS OLD MAN
r"wd~ Watch Him When lie Start.
ior thur"h Service On Turk
iSh SEuuuy.

.rpNST,A NTINOri.M. Fep. r.-peo-
M % coustantinoplc cali tho Sultan
m ME- W.. n ,.n,'ec. harm ;sss Old
s:ny Emperor left, tho man who's.
t.mpo'ti possessions are at stake IL
nc m:hinE .; peace.
Tue i'4dishuil .r father n al ~.
H"NerelGns of Tie" r.rth." j. short
ga haired. -a,h.r stoUp-snouldcrcI.
~, .si WIN lort White must i!
nose cr tn. turk l:eroct ~ good
c9"nHe'"rs. worried ~ ~. actions o.
IHh"lSin lnh N.i"ai EaSha. leader Of tho
- :" now 10 save his people and, hi.
en!"nt- NJ That he dCesa'l worry too
, ,nIen' inank y ne rerVadsng pri-
hyel!, fr!daE. :hq Turkish sund;.:
vIo.N "i MlssGi mtn pilgrims and
49, ."r' Sa'"er - ace him 20 10
% ~ SiC ne palace i:a;es, Of f!Giz: or
NC NUS 81 ''era. Jus' above thr I:os-
ciiHifI -. I"rro orc II" ';n'tan's OH
n"W"r garden part Of an immense
Thr sultan. wearing & rog. COM.
mo |!c" riding slowly IN an opel
T. preceded by :. siuc,. horse
:.td foi ;o"e on foot ~ dozen
i'"re OF h!s. rcd fa#-oG suite dressed
49,, coats ANA trousers ia
Ge sultan lows light ana lcr,. IN
'nI.'sG !" ne VACCINATIONS. looks 80.
thrm. The ilstnacc TO the mosG;ic i
W"Hr'u. 'neu IT the door of TITO mosaue
ne :ieua out; from tnc interior IL. hrnr,;
a ciant uf i male chorus. AVID he df.-
'lphraf ~ Directly tie genera! Nuy-
n a,n.1,rr pn Ia Is permitted 20 cntcr q;
n'"ce IN The irayer" Which cJn;i'm,
ZOE F." ha!!-hour- a'cunriIiie Tho FOR
Nt-i VISITORS dtSbrr"c fH"iT curtoSi; q
~ ~ 'h' successor Of rs" prophet salts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
VIRGINIA WAR CASUALTIES
TENNESSEE SUFFERED
HEAVIEST DEATH TOLL
Old Dominion thanked Second yy.itn
A"rth Carolina Holding Tktrd
place.

WASHINGTON. Sob. .;.-r.u,.ss.a
suffered. Dcati.st - III, nine .Soutl
srn States east o: The AilasiSsipp. RIVER.
III casualties am onc hcr officers ara
men who were inc!ubers OF tho Amcr!-
can r%pcditlOnary forces ,luriui, thn
world war Nirs!nia's Losses We're soc
ond. North tar"iiua's Third and Alni-
bama's AMI Georgia fourth and NTH
rcspcct!HeIE. Statistical ru,nnlar.
OF III! casualties prepared in tbs u,iica
or The a"jut"n,- general OF the army
ana Just inrnuDccd shows the ;oru'
casualties 81 thcs. Sou'hc,u States 10
havc iecn @,2c6. iuci!dinp officers an!
men, ort OF ~ grand total u So II >
ior III" 'nlirc country. These cast
nitleS inc!uue losses from ever. caus.
when pnt the men out Df action
l II. trtal casuol;iCs for .acn STATE,
ioitoW: TcuheSsc". 6.t?r: Virginia. O.
t3J; North Carolina, I2a.: Alaba.u;l
a.lhv. tcorgi". ;,i25: south Carolina:
3sln. MisaissippL :.3J3: Louisiana.
:. i6' ana Fior!un. i.iIi
North Carolina losy,s fr"m officers
and n.ki!i"d in action we're nc,y,-
est. numbering GSt. g~nuusscc's losses
from THAT cnnsc were second tv;;l,in..
Us" nu'; N.rginia's. ;hir,.. aErrcgatinr
Snt III deaths from wounds Nir.iu;;,
"as FIRST win 2:;. Tennessee. sccoua
With 90. ana Nrth t.;rolin, ;Ui,I VITA
Tho SUMMARY of 'fc casualties Cor
virginia follows
Deceased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
BIC INCREASE IN TAXES
NORTH CAROLINA WILL
GAIN BY REVAl UATiON
nher New Act Nine Times More Prop
crty - BEING t'iuccd ON

q ,ownsh III Witch ',ars c ,rs
nccn re eee i,s, 81 personal , rrorS @
40 townships sending in the com
p.fted work under the personal prop
me nrst township listed personal prop
10y 70 iae anonnt Of sI.25i.o@s az
,'Eains. SiSo.o0U Tor the previous year.
rine times as much porsonai property
Oh he books, THIS year as was listed
NM NM az. az ota 'aw The ether counts
1913 this count listed FOR taXatiu:
on.y Sl2."iO for taxation. The r.yaluu-
t!oh ac; placed Gu Tie tan books o.
This, township Personal property to tho
AMOUNT o: S350.v2c. or twcrity-scycn
'lmrI as much as was listed before.
i"crehsc Surprises Communication.
o'i* taxpayer in The township lirst
inbH tho Whole township listed
.h!". thc old system. AS the report $
NJ. 5 - IheS. two townships came w
49, stronger !h listing personal prom
CT! man thc ta:; commission had eX.
I I"ts e' ,n an4s these @d;i0s looked Cor =
~ along tna; Tia" increased ' V:iiu.s
"rhid run from ihvoc 20 five times n.
nlc'i as thcj wer" before. fhat wns
'p"ui the "ay the average or real
Hl'st'' on :; nhui'cr Of occa@'ons that
80. Ne:s2nai Properly tau would run
W. ds hign when the actual values
49, DIdten - the books Now these
'"o townships turning in The com
EcpoitS Snow "h average ri cigh-
,sth ti!i"s more personal proprrt,-
.'stt.. tor t2%es under the ncr. Gyst.il
80 IS '!Steu rhdc" til" OLD ono.
one Lists seven Millions
Huh thcsc were two Of tl!e SIN. lIc q.
~ IeSa Fcalthy tcwashiua OF ma
n.it.i. y Will be recalled tho coru-
"nn!nsIon fi.- out . statement recently
Lar one ;nan had l!s.cG seven NH.
,,n mn r"nnrs Worth o. personal property
iiIlS gpuIIfi.t c.,.u
.ii'hS tIht N" iaN on farm lands ana,
"tmt! rev. property can be reduced
tHhSiIcrabl! more than the commits
rs ana tta owners Of small horae viz
80: tcsS taxes nest Year than he ha4
t'' paid before II this record * ;Scnt
~ mo ihcr" l. cCcrg reason for h,.
,'c 'nE 'hat the two tumnsni,s ar.
"Is Gpical Of the who,c STAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
No Drug Store
Blush There
- : = - = = --
Denoer High School Boys
Hit dt Girls
Habits.

DENNEE. Feb. ~. Now come The
BOY students OF Deuvor's South Sid
High School to put a crimp in the
Recently Miss Anne Mexican si,u :
lsr. woman dean ~ the University ut
bsnvc-. igsue;, a rlsasc forbiddinr the
Goods 1T tina, Institution using powder
nuns
Misc Sl.uior declared that n beau,i :
lnl ncw rug tnat adorned tic i.oor il,
'front.' Of Il lag" mirror ia tho women :;
stuuy ~ ia" uniVcrsit y was hcconlin. ::
'u"r:ioiY rugged byc;Iusc 40 many
girl -tui nts fingered Ia front cc the
u irror 80 ESc thn:: powder puits.
.\iso. size said. inen students Drers
ing through tnc corridors can see The
u'idigni!i.d performance.
Al meeting o: thr Mothers Con :
gross and parcrt. Teachers Aasua!u
ton a Tcnor; was read from tho boyy
OF South Denver Hign School denounc-
ing the :"'!;es az R!ri student. who
doll them Gives IN ~ drug stor"
complications and issuing warning
Tina. youthful .ciooiEiriS who mU9e;fr
IN class room .att!rCd like ciiOcus bent
tics viii, bc 'o@irarizcd from sociai
functions.
NO iins thnt are roueeJ. no check :
th"; bloom Ike druE store hliSh VIII.
apDc2r "a daicc "'ith US" tn" boys
:O,i the .Io;ncrs' Congress.
NDacag othtT things ;abooad b. the
boys arc boJncd tr!r vanity cases.
snort sEirts, lov-cu' waists. hi'ns!'
hosiery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
BOND ISSUE IS IN SIGHT
Hrmers or Pittsyivania County tan
ON Supervisors IN Get Ituny for
= Better lItshwny,

bytNNILnE. VA, Feb. I;-Tho Pitt
Nahta Count! supervisors viii he
;'skcd il, Tho March meeting to 20 on
re ord for bond issue in ordc,. ;hut
Dads in Piitsylyania may u. i'm
Tbih was tho meaning o. a rssol,-
N adopted with ono dissenting To,o
rNt'e0 farmers who appeared here this
NesN 20 diScus', roads ana the lack
VI tn0m in this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

dealers and Buyers pv.s,..s :. no assS sft "a
10 st'e Sac lat.st readiness st sac. SsswN
innnusni;;aters- Nearly eyer sstf. Ntss.sss ~
is now represented IN eha lc.sui e, h SsfssS
and tint prospective iEiyev. TAO ni,ftttfs
now faStidious he in;,y l,e. W 4 ,Msabsyf,
10 ind what ~" vents 1T this shpys,..as a
The cniertainnfcnts program, attss;
Viii -, more ei;th,irate Than sthy
~ tho most ceicbrnted artists StidWiis
on Ike stage. 3:
"Jmst ten ti.en ~ follow the sreesE
line. 81 Ia ~ n Bstnunr. "a ruclnhst. 10 rs
'hc shoS comluEt.e. The green lima
VIII lead the way ,sr,to Grays' 4Nrmoryss
where .he Richmond show opepa ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
RICHMOND SHOW MARCH |.
PLEASURE MOTOR CARS
WILL BE ON EXHIBITION
|ir:;inia iutonobim Trauc. i.>uria-
it"n to Hold Convention la Tap
tal Ga! During Week.

i;aDid progress Is being: made IN ar
rassing Tor the Richmond Annual
Automobile Show, which opens on
Narch ana closes on the mi.shs OF
March q. The show this year will be
on large! scale than any ever held
ir the capital city. and indications
point to Il large number or enthusiasts
coming ;rom surrounding. towns AMI
cities TO see the latest OFFERINGS In
u:-t' dat pleasure ca:s.
the snow thiS year Will be featured
hr more exhibitors than ony held ia
rcceut years. Tho committee. j. *
Kt!nc. chairman. has a,located me
space. aud some 81 those ,"no had
Nlod aDDlicat !orH aru due 90 II dis
rupo. ntUcu: nwil. to tho limited
i!ocr .!Iacc IN GrayS Nrmory mating
II necessary 10 curtai! tIc uuuthcr OF
display spaces.
l:csides tEc large NUMBER o. auto
mobiles 10 be exhibited. the "unliri,tcc
AIMS to AFFORD ample display spac. for
tl,u accessories. rails has BECOME one
OF the large Items III tho au,on,oD!ic
induytry siicc the great Increase in
the ndiuber % motur.driven vehicles
ANA what the various dealers will SHOW
becomes Il innttcr OF Importance TO tho
cNv!:cr Of a car.
Dealers To Meet in EIehmond.
-\ddrd 10 the regular Attractions
whir, chairman Kline says wii. H.. ia"
above tlin average this year. there. viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

be the annual convention OF ,hn Nir-
Sini6 Autom"bilc Trades Association.
which viii nr heidi IN. the cupttnl ,sitr
DURING til. week nf thc show. This
wii brink dealers from hundreds OF
outlying towns to tho ncctiii,: aud 10
View the !ntcss products ia nutomo-
MI" building. The convention this
Year is expected ~ take action on th.
Townsend bill. Aow pending before
Congress, which provides i'.drr;ti aia
FOR highway constructors. rho con-
vcut;u.i Viii discuss plans 10 enrol,
'n"usands % additional :u"inn,r:: 10
TAG aH"nciusion. To the emu iiit greater
.,:"r;s can be concentrated on tac
highway lmproveInsut programs TO bc
carried out in Virginia
show VIII iic nj. ono
"Wc intend 20 make this ai,ow and
convention the most alIsp;cious occa-
aloud in tho history VI Virginia motor
world. All reports inUicat.. that ti,cr.
viii be ~ big Increase IN the nu,nbe:
OF motor ears placed in us" ia this
and surrounding states during th:s
Spr.u;; and simmer. and the I:ich1lonI
SHOW committee aims 30 AFFORD the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
The Cars stnrt Nc,, En,ernri.e

DlRflAM. y. g. FEB IA compans-
s"mD"s.d Of local capitalists has been
Incorporated here !" nanufactura pat
nted mac intry. Ii takes the name OF
carolina Au;ona;ic Mnchinery Com
bahF. ~ :; y. II. ana w. f.. Carr arc
r*nl1d az tho incorporates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Dealer. 10 Meet In I.Iehuoui

Added 10 the regular attractions
wiirii t.hairmau Kline says sill H.. IA"
above tlin average this year. there viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
MENU.
itcr. d'ccuN-rc.

IIo"Hl b"ct WID frted pnt1tOcs.
y large helping of Vegetables
Cheese or pudding.
Large rnunk OF bread.
Food experts ilcrc claim that In ne
rihov metropolis in tho world cav
three SUCH ''sGuarca' DO had Ga:ly ia:
vice The pricc-GJ cents for ono day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

I.TNFIIBI 10 VA Fco. II Wultq
:rc; ArTs O.. Wholesale notion MGR
Giants nerc. ave tpu-u, ih,. bu!ldi,,.,
IN which II docs business here. the Dt,r.
chase price bci.i., 50 GU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
II. .rhouS,na .srtr,d,c, rn,,n,,ea 4

CtIt.ERI-N1LLE. y. c.. FEB. "a l,rHes
Melville Misunderstanding compan VS. nd, 4
dition. ali, plans for which iIavc hpefi
neriusd atsi. 81 ne .,,,. story bulidg
stalled w.;l G.o0U sp!nales. the ma;
chinery wilt cost at least sc50.060. SS
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hairgrove and
son, Fred, returned Wednesday from
Parsons, Kas., whittier they had been
called on account of the sickness and
death Of Peter Hairgrove, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Haireove. The
young man passed away at the home
of relatives after siege of typhoid
pneumonia. The remains were laid
to rest last Thursday in the family lot
in Calvary cemetery near Parsons
Miss Clara Hairgrove, sister of the
deceased, who had also been at his
bedside, returned to Amarillo, Tex.
where she graduated this month as
professional nurse.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08
Shadow Parry } SUCCESS.

The shadow party at Hotel Mena
"Wednesday night was a source of
much pleasure to the 80 young folks
who attended and resulted in the Sc
curing of $12 for the expense of
Mena's two delegates to the boys and
girls clubs gathering at Magnolia. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
games and dancing followed with
plenty of refreshments. Ebert Smith
and Myrtle Olson are the delegates
from the Mena boys and girls club
who will attend the meeting at the
Magnolia agricultural school this
month. The shadow party was ar
ranged and directed by Miss Anna
Wood, home demonstration.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08
CITY AWARDS CONTRACT.
Nj. A. Coppeak VIII Build 1853 Feet
Drain for S766.30.

The building of the new Kansas
City Southern depot in Mena made
necessary the construction by the
city of considerable concrete drain. to
meet the drainage lines built by the
railroad and running under the new
station. A portion of this already
has been put in, and Friday the board
of public affairs, composed of Mayor
Ira o. Smith, w. l. Green and w. s.
MacLafferty, let the contract for the
balance, 1853 lineal feet, to M. A. Cop
peak, whose bid was $766.30. Mr..
Coppeak will make bond in the sum
of 81 900 as a guarantee to fulfill the
contract.
This drain is to be 2x3 feet inside
measure, with side walls 9 inches in
thickness, bottom inches and top
8 inches, the top to be reinforced with
iron bars and wire
1t is said, that, under this contract,
the city saves several hundred doll
lars as compared with a proposition
that was made at an earlier date.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

G. w. FRY GOES TO TEXAS.
Commonwealth General Manager to
Leave for Abilene Next Monday.

From the Fort Smith Times Record.
George w. Fry, general manager of
the Commonwealth Public Service
Company has been made general man.
ager of the Abilene, Texas, Light and
Traction company and will leave for
the Texas city Monday, July 5. The
position of manager at the Common
wealth company office will for the
present be in the hands of the receiv-
err and the various departmental man.
ayers.
Mr.. Fry accepted the position in
Abilene for the first of the month, but
in view of the Strengthening out of
the business here before he can leave
he will stay till after the fourth. His
work in Texas will cover larger
scope, as the Abilene company has
charge of the street railway, light,
gas, power and water service.
Mr.. Fry is quite well known in
Mena's business circles, and his leav-
ing the Commonwealth will be re-
GREETED by those best acquainted with
his efforts to give Mena a good plant
and good electric service.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Farmers and others interested in
goat raising met at G. S. Roclwell's
store on Switzerland avenue Thurs
day afternoon and organized the Polk
County Angora and Milk Goat Asso-
citation. There was good attendance
and much interest shown. r. L. Rotten
was named secretary treasurer, and
the association adjourned to meet
again July is at o'clock at the office
Of the Commercial Club.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08
No place for Man Of Small Means.

j. Fl. Maddox of Rocky was in Nina
Friday. He has recently returned
from a visit to his son at Piedmont
Okla While there he saw the need OF
help in the wheat harvest, and took
hold and helped. receiving Sc a day
for his work. He says 1t is great
country but that wheat and oats
constitute the crops, and total failures
are not infrequent and, for this and
other reasons, thinks Il Is no place fol
a man of small means.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

John Oliver has sold his so acre
farm lying four miles west of Mena.
The deal was handlde thru the Starr
Real Estate Company.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Miss Fern Woods of Mt. Ida, is
visiting in Mena with her sister, Miss
Anna Woods, home demonstration
agent for Polk county.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

j. T. Maloney is in from the south
to spend week with his family, liv-
ing on Gam street. Mr.. Maloney has
seen many good roads in the South
and cannot understand how any sane
man can oppose their building.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08
H1bitual Constipation Cured
ID IA to 81 Days

rf4AX-F1SiWITH PEPSlN" 10 specially
prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative for Habitual
CONSTRUCTION. It relieves promptly but
shon]d BE- taken regularly for IA TO n days
ID induce regular action. Il Stimulates and
Re1uiates. Very Pleasant to Take. Soc
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Henry Stockton and son, Paul, and
P. Trew and son, Perno, were among
the Hatfield visitors in Mena Friday.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

the suit of Mr.. Williams against the
Kansas City Southern.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Clip and Ben Southern of Kinta,
Ok, are visiting Polk county relatives
and friends.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

NiSIQeY HALL slips, state inspected,
Certified So per thousand. Common
Nancy Hall slips. 1925 thousand, de-
1fvered Write for prices on large or
ders. Jack Alvy, Rt. l, Van Buren,
Ark Adv % ct
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

N. w. Sanford of GreenviIle, Tex,
while enroute to his home from Fay
etteville, Ark, where he is attending
the summer school at the state uni
versity, stopped off in Mena to inter-
view members of the local board of
education regarding the superintend-
ency of the Mena schools next year.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

f3tve k1e 4 Chance at your carpenter,
fine. and chimney work. S. B. Pip
pin. Routed. Box ga, Mena, Ark. ADV,
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

HI SoIs--f Poland China pigs, subject
Z 6 registration. See DR.. G. A. Camp
ball B5ute i. Mena. ADV. 26-4t
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

William Mays, who has been at the
county farm for some time, and who
is suffering from pelagra, was ordered
taken to the state hospital at Little
Rock by County Judge Finger. The
mans mind has become affected to the
extent he is in need of more treat
ment than he can receive at the
county farm. Mays was brought to
Mena Monday for the trip to Little
Rock.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-08

Charles A. Zweng, formerly young
attorney in Mena, stopt over Sunday
and Monday for a visit with Mena
friends. He has been travelling for a
law book firm, but announces that he
has Caught up" with being away
from home and has secured suite of
offices in the Peoples Bank building
in Bloomington, H., and will take up
the active profession of his profess
sion