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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
OUR MOTHER

On the night of July 90tb
 dear wife and mother so suGaeni,, ,ssl osI us, and passed over the dark Styeiar river into that sweet everlasting rae, rae, which was awaiting her. An, vas s' awaiting her as fitting reward ssns' all of her wifely devotion; her tenSoI soI motherly care. her patient toll. Ser every day faithfulness and trl,st sa the blood of a Savior who had ooau :, on to prepare place for her.
 At the supper hour she was w,.,. us; cheerful, loving, talkative. mirth ful, and afterwards did up her littio chores about the place, feeding ba. little pets, and building big plans fe. her garden, her work, etc. Before tba midnight hour, she had passed iron, us so unexpectedly. What a shocE and yet not unlocked for.
 At the retiring hour she was with us, and we felt her loving presence in all that trustful security that a motb CTS love, and a wife's devotion brine 10 the inmates of all homes. but wben the sun came up for the new followina day, she was sleeping too deeply te hear our wailing calls. or to be dis turbed by our uncomfortable sobs. Sh, had passed to the land where the rain bows are always arching. and eternai flowers will bloom forever. What ! composure of rest was on her swaa, dear old face. Her gray hairs were smoothed back for the last time. ba, dear tired hands lay folded to ever lasting rest, and when we looked dowT upon her precious old face, we tber knew what Wife and Mother had beer to us.
 Sometimes she grew weary; dis couraged worn out with the cares o- her children and her home, and some times was a little impatient apf above all of those little dark cloud. that creep into all lives and hearts bat tender wifely care, and that af fectionate mother-love shone bright and clear, always driving away those dark clouds, and making our homs
 heerful and in this sweet love of hei dear heart that now has ceased te beat, we ever felt safe and secure
 O Wife, Oh. Mamma, we would pivs all, all of this world for your bliss that you now have, or just to share it titl you, but we must wait Yes, we vii rait. and watch and love your mem cry, always looking through the mis- to your tender eternally happy fac, beaming down on us; to your deal caressing hands so soft with love
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
ACORN KERNELS.

The people are needing rain very bad.
 James Swiger went to Hix, Okla. on a business trip Monday.
 Miss Hazle Wood of Yocana Is visit ing at the Whisenhunt home.
 Asa Golden returned Tuesday to his work at Shreveport, La.
 The party given at the Morrison home Saturday night was enjoyed by all.
 Miss Pearl Barron left Monday to attend the Short Course at Fayette- vile.
 Mrs. Mamie Barron and children are visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Reid.
 Fred Harris and sister, Miss Vivian were weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. Garland Norris of Yocana
 Prof. Humphrey, teacher of the Ozark School visited over Sunday with Prof. and Mrs. Mullins.
 The Acorn Sunday school is rapidly increasing in numbers and interest. ing.
 AC htiit Aitt Oi AOii ulAliHHf WiO has been sick, Is improving slowly He has had another sick child for a week.
 Mrs. Nellie Bare and children left Saturday for their home in Kansas City after visit with her father, B. D. Petefish.
 Frank Roop, who has been visiting home folks and having some dental work done, returned to his work Fri day at Texarkana, Tex.
 Mrs. Ada Dillen and children of Fit. Smith, Ark, who have been visiting relatives at Cherry Hill and Acorn, returned home Monday.
 The Acorn Community has organ ized singing class that will meet at some time Sunday or on Saturday night. Tom Mullins has been selected class leader
 g. H. Golden lost two milk cows Saturday by their eating sorghum aane The widow ffaroff also lost her best nlk esw few days before from the same field.
 state representative, a Mir Math- is, visited Acorn school last Friday fer the purpose of offering Acorn the opportunity of organizing a vocational agricultural high school.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Alstott, Prof. and Mrs. T. Delos Mullins, and Prof. Humphrey were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. W. G. Gass. MT. Class cut two watermelons that weighed 54 and 56 pounds and brought another from the field that weighed SO pounds.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
OLD COVE CLIPS.

There was a singing at Mr. Moore's Sunday evening.
 Most crops in this community are looking very well.
 Bud Miller who lives on Six Mile was in this community Sunday.
 Blanche Hamby of Wickes visited with Miss Mayme Little Saturday and Sunday
 John Turner visited with his son and family. Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Turn. CT of Vandervoort Sunday.
 5. F. CuTeton, R. H. Stockton. Pat Snow, J. F. Kirk, MT. Moore, and Ed Rogers were shopping in Hatfield Sat urday.
 The school children gave a very nice program Friday evening. An election of new officers of the school literary was held, James Rogers, being elect ed president, Lester Moore. vice-pres- dent, Vera Stockton, secretary and Lona Kirk. assistant secretary
 Honey and Pie.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
EGGER ITEMS

valter Thornton and family mot orad to Waters Sunday.
 Sam and Hunter Fleming of near Nnnlev were in this vicinity last week.
 Curtis Jackson of Ouachlta spent Friday night with Richard Wimberiy of this place. Dl:,.o4 and
 MT. and Mrs. W. D. Philpot ana no cbiIdrn who have been vislting rl Oklahoma. came home last week.
 Jessie and Tells Wood ot 1ocana snent Saturday night with their orandparents, Dr. Philpot and wife.
 Misses Fannie and Grace Watkins and Alma Lewis all of Yocana at tended the ice cream super at tnis place Saturday night.
 Misses Mary, Vella and Beulan Hardie and their brother, Dee, came in Saturday for a few weeks visit with their cousin, Mrs. Levi Wlmbediy and their uncle, M. Holman.
 The ice cream supper the laoles Missionary society gave Saturday night was a success. It was, attend ed bv a large crowd and the sum of s92 10 was obtained from the cream. Brown Eyes
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
HOLLY NEWS.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Odell Thursday. boy.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. M. Risen. hoover, Sunday, boy.
 The singing at Holly Sunday after noon was enjoyed by all. Everybody remember the Sunday school at Holly and attend.
 Jim Ward and Frank Cole return ed home from Oklahoma Saturday.
 James Kirkland left Sunday after noon for his home at Hatfield. Ark.
 The farmers of this vicinity enioy- ed the nice rain that fell few days ago
 Enoch Embry who has been in Tex as for some time has arrived home again.
 Miss Lillie Edwards returned home Saturday from Mena where she has been at work.
 Mrs. Alonzo Crawford and daughtr. Opal, left Saturday afternoon for Ok lahoma for an extended viit.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed returned home from visit with her son, Perry Reed and family of Union Grove.
 Mrs. Ruby Siphers of Oklahoma ar- rived Sunday afternoon for a visit with her cousin, Miss Monnie Rosson.
 Mrs. A. Anderson and daughter. Fannie, arrived from Texas for an ex- tended visit with Mir. and Mrs. AL win Anderson.
 There will be a Children's Dav at this place Sunday, August 9. Every body invited to be present. A nice program is being prepared and there will be services at II o'clock led bv Mrs. Sallie Anderson. Come and bring well filled baskets.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
csNres POINT clRcLETs.

Mrs. Amanda More Is visiting at the homes of Wm. Patton and John Cum minss.
 Eh Turner has improved his resi- 5ence by the addition of room and porches-
 Mrs. Perry Chamblin is visiting at the home of Uncle Port Conelison and other relatives.
 Dee Harrison was run over by a wagon at the saw mill but fortunate ly was not seriously hurt.
 A. F. Lehman and T. J. Hollowell have arrived home from trip to Tali- nina where they were selling apples.
 Miss Gladys Chamblin of Wardville, Okla, Is visiting at the home of her grandparents Mir and Mrs. Wm. Pat ton.
 Nellie Hester and Clement Cum mings of Hatfield and Anolia Rowe of Rocky visited relatives here last week.
 Elder John Mckinney visited at the home of J. H. Maddox Friday and preached at Rocky through the week and Sunday.
 J. l.. Bedding, John and Payton Earnest and Maurice Saurbaugh ar rived home Monday from church meeting near Sims, Montgomery Co Harvey Johnson arrived home on Wednesday of last week from Fl Reno Okla. where he has been working in wheat harvest He was accompanied home by John Roberts of that place who formerly lived here.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
MOUNTAIN FORK FoIsLEs.

John Gordon was in Mena Saturday. W. L. Isinam made a trip to Mena Wednesday
 There was singing at Mountain Fork Sunday.
 George Gray went to Mena Satur- day to attend to business.
 Jim Thompson of the Divide has been working on the I6th section.
 Jim Warden gave an interesting lee ture at Mountain Fork Sunday night. The Big Cedar ball team played Mountain Fork Saturday, losing to 23.
 Don't forget that next Sunday is the regular singing evening at Shady Point.
 Mrs. w. L. Iinam and little son, Vernon, spent Monday at the Ira Hall home.
 W. H. Leverett and A. P. Epperson made trip the first of the week to Mena.
 Miss Ida Keller who is teaching at West Valley spent Saturday and Sun day night with home folks of this place.
 Samuel and Judy Fields who are working at Rocky spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks of this place.
 William Rivers, the year old son of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Rivers, who re- ceiyed a dangerous hurt some time ago, is doing nicely.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Warden and children and Mrs. Josie Warden who spent several days with relatives on Mountain Fork returned to their home Monday at Milburn, Okla. Mrs. Ward en is one of Mountain Forks old resi- dents and says on the account of the fine water she would like to live here again.
 Brown Eyes
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
-------a------a----77-- RANSOM RAM5LES.

Quite a few from here attended church at Nunley Sunday night.
 Welt Southern has eyresipylas in his leg. He is some better at this writing
 Mrs. Jane Crisp and Mrs. Wesley Crisp of Missouri are here visiting with friends and relatives.
 W R. Shinn writes from Concord x. c. that he has had serious case of congestion the past week.
 Little Edward Cullin, nephew of Mir John Graf is quite sick. Miss Marie Graf is here visiting the Graf home.
 There will be picnic next Satur. day, Aug. 2l. at the ford of the Ouachi ta river on the Fretz farm. Everyone come.
 Miss Marina Postum and Theodore Whittenberg are among those on the sick list and Mrs. J. K. Mount and Mrs. W. R. Shinn are suffering with bad colds
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
POTTER PIckUPs

Mr. Hamby drove to Mena Thurs day
 Argus Rowe went to Ft. smith Fri
 Mrs Smith Harwell of Ringing. OK, ;s visiting relatives at Potter ana Mena. , in Mena Friday. a ,o Mena Friday. .A,,uot at Rocky Sunday. ,,
 nnyle Rowe sold his Ford to Mrs. Cook at Cove. s.,,.a
 Mrs Mabel Gam visited home foiKs at Heavener Sunday. ,... Frank Hill supplied the Potterites with fresh beef Saturday. Bro. Mckinney preacneu at tne Baptist church Monday night.
 Nr and Mrs. John Oliver and fam ly attended church at Potter Mohuay night. Glad to hear the blasting of rocks on the Jefferson highway in the last few days.
 Dr. Gordon reports girl born to Mr and Mrs Mack Taylor, Friday Aug. 18th.
 Haskell Gordon and Dave Hunsaker attended the recital at Hatfield Sat Grday night. ,.
 Mrs. Florence Brock has been visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs Wm' Allen for the last few days.
 Potter is fast coming to the front We have City Garage and new grist mill as the latest improvements
 \. s. Gordon and family, brother ol pr. A. A. Gordon, arrived from Kansas Saturday to make Arkansas theiI home.
 Geo. Pottorff held services at the NJ. E. church Sunday morning and evening and at Gam school house in the afternoon
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
INK sPLAsHEs.

School at Concord is progressing nicely.
 Mrs. G. l.. Harris left Thursday for Texas to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Lou Self.
 Mir. and Mrs. VIII Allen are the proud parents of boy born Sunday morning. Mother and baby doing nice ly.
 Miss Aliene Dodd returned to her home at Ransom Sunday after spend ing a week here with her grand. mother, Mrs. Ellen Embry.
 Bud Embry of Heayener and Mrs. Fleming Holland of Poteau. Ok are here to help care for their mother, Mrs Lizzie Embry, who is dangerous ly i'll.
 Enoch Embry arrived from Padu- cah, Tex, Sunday morning, where he went several days ago insearch of employment but failed to find every. thing as he expected.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
UNION UNITS

Joe Boehm attended the Free Will Baptist Association at Rocky. The party at the Morrison home Saturday night was enjoyed by all. Miss Ruth Boehm spent Saturday and Mrs. John Bogle of Holly Springs. Miss Mabel Hall of Mena spent the weekend with her cousin. Miss Grace Earl.
 Ira Burnett is spending few days in Mena with his brother, John Bur nett.
 Jim Swiger has gone to Hix. Okla. to visit his daughter, Mrs. George Converse.
 Francis Sanders of Burkburnett, Tex, is visiting his mother, Mrs. M. A. Harroff
 The Union ball team won from the Cherry Hill team last Saturday on the Mena field
 Mrs. T. C. Jones and grand chil- dren and Mrs. John Boehm and daughter have gone to visit relatives at Greenville. Tex
 Guess Who
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
EUREKA ECHOES.

 Ota Posey is on the sick list School is progressing nicely. Mir. Offenbarger is enjoying a visit from his father
 There was singing at the school house Sunday night.
 F. P. Southern expects to. leave soon for QnintOn, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs Louie wiles left Satur. day for Quinton, Ok.
 Edith Malone is slowly recovering from spell of malarial fever. Little Alfred Wiles is suffering from a severe attack of erysiplas. The ice cream social at the home of Frank Ford Sunday evening was at tended by large crowd
 Mir. and Mrs. |. F. Ford and Mrs. Ruthie Meddaugh and children left Tuesday for Carraway. Ok.
 Posey HolloWite
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
MARBLE HILL ITEMS

Miss Gladys Miller of Mena IS visit- ing home folks w School is progressing nicely we have ffty-two enrolled.
 W. E. Battenfeld sold his farm a few days ago and is preparing to move to Oklahoma.
 Brother Nations, pastor of the Bap-- tist church, preached at the school house Saturday and Sunday.
 M. w. Nelms of Ben Franklin, IeNp who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Lille Russell returned to his home last Sunday
 Miss Ella Felts, our school teacher, visited home folks at Wickes Satur- day and Sunday. Her brother But Ter Felts left for Camp Dodge, la, Sunday.
 Tn Marble Hill school will have an ice cream supper in front of the school house next Saturday night, August, q. The proceeds will be for buying furnishings for the school. Every body welcome. Come and help a good cause.
 Guess Who
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
A CARD OF THANKS I'd Al,

We are late in offering our thanks publicly but later sickness and other cares in our family have caused the delay. It is none the less sincere and grateful for the tardiness.
 We want to thank every friend {. every neighbor; every kindly hand that ministered and aided. every heart that wept and sympathized with us in the recent death of our dear wifa and loving mother, Mrs. AdeIine Hail
 We could fill this whole issue of this paper with thanks to all. and vet the half of our very souls gratitnde to you would not be said.
 We want to thank the kindly Mr. Frazier who did all of his work inc last work for our loved one. in snch beautiful simplicity. We want ta thank you all again, and again and say God bless you.
 2 Her husband.
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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
ROCKY RuMeLEs.

Emmett Rowe was Potter visitor Sunday evening.
 Eugene Wright was trading fin Mena Saturday.
 J. .. Terrell and son, Sam. were business visitors at Mena Monday.
 The ynnng people enjoyed a singing Sunday night at the w. R. Parson home.
 The Misses Pauline and Bonnie Lawrence attended church at Rocky sunday.
 VIII Tow is preparing 10 move to Mena, having bought the T. R. Bates store last week.
 Jim Ballew of Texas and Miss Birchie Hill of Rocky, were married at Rocky Sunday evening the Rev aohn Mckinney officiating.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
Brown Eye.
CoRINTH CoAxEs

Wayne Fleming left Thursday for Byars, Okla, to look for location.
 Miss Amy Wilcox is spending this week with friends and relatives at Board Camp.
 Mrs. Jim Fry of Mansfield, Ark, is visiting with her nephw. Noah l Quinn, and family.
 Miss Vivian Harris and little sister of Owens Chapel spent Tuesday night with Miss Lillie Kent. Normal Davidson and Olin Cham bers of Ink attended singing at the w. A. Long home Sunday night.
 E' w. Mcbride and son. Tom, re- turned Sunday from Weleetka, Okla. where they went to look for a loca- tion.
 A large crowd attended the singing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Long Sunday night and report an ex- cellent time.
 H. S. Dollar and son, Roy, and daughter left Thursday for their home at Byars, Okla, after spending several days with relatives and friends around Corinth.
 D. w. Cannon has recently sold his farm here to T. E. Ereheart of Hop kins county, Tex. Mir. and Mrs, Can non have not yet decided whether they will leave or locate in Polk county.
 Misses Fife Wiles. Lillie Kent Der nice Cannon and Jewell Wiles and Messrs Gordon Cannon, John Class, Carlos Higginbottom and Ed Mcbride attended singing at the home of H. E. Chambers at Ink Saturday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clovis Bush and chil- dren and Mrs. Ella Penniger and chil- dren left Wednesday for Ida, Ok. to visit with Mir. Bush and Mrs. Penni- gers mother before returning to their home in Weleetka. They made the trip overland in Mir. Bush's car.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
6iGFoRk BITS.

The singing of this place closed last Friday
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Rash and children of Oklahoma are visiting friends and relatives at Big Fork.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Thompson of Big Fork went to Waters last week 10 visit friends and relatives.
 Remember every Sunday night is prayermeeting as the Big Fork church. Everyone come and take part MT. and Mrs. T. M. Heath, Steve Edwards and o. A. Cox of Butcher. Knife made a business trip to Mena last week.
 Two Iunnars
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
Adv. s41t

when you yawn good deal in tha daytime. feel dull, achey and want 'tIo to stretch frequently t is an unmistaisa, pie symptom Of malaria, and unIess you do something at once vou are booked for spell of chills. HFR presE IS chill medicine that win prevent or '- cure the disease. It drives out tha
 impurities on which the malarial perr, thriFes, strengthens the liver and a eieanses the bowels. Price 50 caatS e Sold by Jackson Drug Co.-Adv ''s'
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19
Program for Hatfield Literary Society
 Auqust 20, S:OO D. m.


 Address, Prof. Watkins. Reading, A. D. Nichols. Piano Solo. Opal White. Reading, Pauline Gates. Piano Solo, Miss ]. Villines. Reading, Geraldine Henderson. Song. Four girls. Reading, Miss J. Villines Piano Solo. Eunice Littlepage Current Events, Rose Hayes. Piano Duet, Velma Henderson and Opal White.
 Jokes, Nellie Cummings. Voice Duet, Bessie Richardson and Nellie Cummings. Debate Resolved, that the people in earlier times, with fewer wants were better off than the people of to- day. Affirmative. c. P. Watkins, F. H. Butler: negative. Amos Musgrave, John Hoheimer.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19

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The Mena weekly star., 1920-08-19

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29

There is a certain type Of man Nho
goes through life always secohdng
some ether mans motions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29

Every politician is quick to take
credit for a successful election but
none Of them viii admit any blame if
their candidate turns out to be an
also ran.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29
SERBIAN ARMY ACCUSED
or HORRIBLE ATROCITIES
Official Report. Charges Many Revolt
e,iF iing3drifnes to Army of
1851 Wow Nr9ut,t..,,

washington. sept. 27-tBy The
| Agsocihted Press. ATerrihe fortunes
/ and hatdsh1ps were inflicted upon the
FMontenegrihs by the Serbian army Of
occupation. according to an official
report aafs ii commission Of inYostiga.
it on appointed ahy the Montenegrin
office after the withdrawal Of the Ser
bian n ops. Copies Of the report
have been transmitted to the Euro
pean governments and also is under,
stood to have been submitted to the
State Department
The commission charges that crimes
committed in Montenegro were or
dered by the Serbian authorities and
precisely BY high officers such as
General Mlosytch. chief commander
of the troops If occupation, and it
gives the names and circumstances
attending some of the alleged atroci-
ties The report AYERS that the pur.
lpose was either to force those perse
cuted to declare allegiance to the
Serb an king or to obtain Information
about their male relatives who had
es,ared from the Serbian authorities,
The report says,
Brutal violence and abuses are
4 recorded For instance. cattle
were seized, foodstuffs, money
and house furnishings were taken
H away Gouses and hats burned,
II crops destroyed, owners Of homes
z and huts were Compelled TO set
ire Cd their humble dwellings
/ and then the soldiers pushed them
an ng the fame where they
pegish@l Ha
Wonen and children shut in
acme were submitted ltoaotheE
additional torture of bees thrown
in SO tina. they might sting
tiLesc imprisoned
Youths we're hung by the hair
and plunged into water up to
Their mouths. Men were attached
to carriages in tho places of
horses and then killed The
corpses of Montenegrins. mon
strcusly murdered, We're left in
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29

the middle of streets to be prey
of dogs. Mothers of the rebels
were thrown upon the fire; old
men had their teeth pulled;
women were violated
The commission said it examined
more than 100 eye witnesses, "amon'
them several Of the victims them
selves who succeeded in escaping.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29
GIRLS WEAR BOYS SHOES
Statesmen Complain They Can't Sell
--latest Eashions.n


--latest Fashions"
Chicago. Sept 81 Dealers in wo
mems shoes arc facing q revolution
and they eanuot tell how FAR It will
60. It started wap tie universities
and colleges ele@gilIs having aban-
doned high heels for boys shoes. In
vain the sa osmeng trv to wheedle
them to try the latest fashion They
will not have it. The salesman is
told that all real girls are wearing
hoy shoes and thu. boys boots give
better wear and arc cheaper.
But explained a shoeman
"where do the dealers set off If the
working girls take up the idea, many
millions Of dollars worth OF girls
shoes will 90 n the discard
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-29

Ruins On thrcc Boston banks Mon
day, al three Of which are undoubted
~ SAFE institutions, tend to show that
Boston peoples financial nerves are
still iumpy after the experience with
Mr. PonGi. With plenty Of money in
sight IN all three Of these banks, the
demandawere still so great that the of.
ficials had to make use OF tbs ninety
day law and close their doors to the
depositors. The law invoked, requires
depositors to give notice of ninety
days before withdrawing their funds.
The situation IN Boston will doubtless
right Itself without any panic, but the
brilliant career of Ponzi has put
feartinto the heart of many deposi-
tor.