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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
.CRUC|BLE STEEL sLUMPs
!. FOLLOWING DIVIDEND CUT
Other Important Issues Also Fall,
Result OF Bear Attack, but
Recover.
DIG BUSINESS IN TOBACCO
Record Sales by United Cigars Give
Shareholders Stock Bonus in
Addition 20 10 Per Cent Dividend
Recently Voted.
ny nI,oADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. June 17.--ln II quiet
market stocks were firm most of to-
day. The reduction OF the Crucibic
Tn,H,dcnd caused SHARP decline IN
'--frce selling In other Issues. An
-nounccmcnt OF a 3 per cent stock divi-
hend b. the United Retail stores
caused selling in that issu. also. AS
most of the selling was for shor, ac.
coun: and as the insiders seemed, 10
be inviting such selling the traders
was that net changes for tho day
were small.
= silver VAS very strong following
-,purciasc OF million and q half
ounces by the government.
Money was steady at I per cent.
3. oi'icial announcement waH received
from Tampico telling that tests had
proved the alleged blu honic plague to
be nothing of the Kind. Therefore n
better feeling prevailed In the Next
can oils
United Retail stores Bonus.
Buying of End!cott Johnson was
from Boston and seemed 20 DO FOR
inside account The stock has gone
rather low and there is a shor, In
tcrcst ~ 1t. The United Retail
Stores announced Il 3 per cent STOCK
bonus. thus passing on TO stockhoid
dividend rccontly received from ihe
United Cigar stores Company. The
(, CIGAR Stores ar" doing, a record bust :
ness. Meyer In the history Of the
industry has there been. such de-
mand for tobacco. Presidential years
are always good. anyhow, but there
hcinE no liquor this year new
rccofi is certain.
- The strength Of sterling combined
with the gain OF gold reported by
the Bank OF England, led 10 reports
OF new gold shipments 10 this coun-
try.
Declaration OF the regular dividend
by tho Northern Pacific Company re-
-assurcl railroad shareholders.
~ Great Northern directors are now
expected 10 maintain their iiv!h end.
), The selling OF stock that disturbed
th> Street go much some DAYS ago
-. Was cv!i nifty for the account OF
1.-The Anglo French loan. and not on
r. account OF dividends slated TO be
reduced.
General Motors Depr~ss~d.
- The persistent heaYincss 81 Cen
: eral Motors since tho MorEans en-
=. tered IL. has attracted general at
-.tcntion. Some believe there has been
"a change OF policy and that the old
spirit Of enterprise is 20 be re-
strained Officers OF the company
say that IL not true a The General
Motors IN planning 10 expand on Il
greater scale than ever.
Some selling OF stocks for>srly
known AZ Gould issues was noticed
and the Street imagined IL might -"
in connection with celebrated
family row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
MERGER OF REVENUE OFFICE
NOT TO AFFECT RICHMOND
Little More Than Changing rites OF
collectors Tor Western District
VIII Result.

, hinEes due 20 merging OF the
Eastern and Western al Stricts for
me collection OF internal revenue.
winch becomes effective July /. on
tho rank and lii -. officials will
.. Itre more than changing the
District aud other inconseIucntia!
changes. Collector X. G. L. Moncure.
VINO Is To be In charge OF the Vlr-
Sinia section, said yesterday. He Ca
planned that Collector p"rsinEcr. OF
IN" Western District. with hcadGuar-
,trS ~ KOinokc. is Invested only OF
ms official designation. bccorninl:
neputy TO the collector for the dis
trict. Mr.. Moncure
Thomas i. M"nay. now chief dep
utE TO MIR. MonCurc. Will become gen =
era supervisor pf the divisions. q.
Wallace, Coleman. now chief field
become division chief at Lynchburg,
j. -. Armstrong will be division
chief at Norfolk. and c Humphrey
Ford. at Alexandria. George w. Rog-
crs VIII become chief field deputy.
with hcaduuartCrS in Richmond, UNI
der whom Will be all field officers.
WORK on renumbcrinG oc tobacco
and cigar factories. necessary sincc
consolidation Of tn" two districts, now
y under way. All factories in this
district Viii retain their numbers. but
changes in the Western District are
necessary.
Stamp deputies at Lynchburg.
tanned: Collector MonIure said. as
Will Mr.. Perslnrcrs f6rc. Date OF
removal of the office OF Collector
Pcrsinger 10 Richmond has not been
decided upon.
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COTTON MARK FITS.

NEW YORK. June IS RALLIES in cotton
were not maintained today owing to offer
iuSS fairly liberal scale and induced
by further suggestions that cTop. conditions
throughout the belt We're steadily improy
ness and the demand from the trade
also ltmir"a.
VITA the exception o. July. which was
points higher nrst prices were 10 II
po!ntb lower. Selling became heavy and
quite general after tho start. The br.a Z
carried prices OF To y 20 for October late
IN tn" nrst hour. Ea.-y In In. afternoon
the undcrt0ne was firm. At the hes,
October WAS str. advance OF Il points
from IN: lowest end 81 10 pnintg as com.
pared with she previous close
Most Of the gains Were wiped out by n
realizing movement near The close Fina
prices were steady at net decline oi
]" points 10 an advance ,oi - points
SPOT here was Tuict with mt6llng un
changed ~ 49,; Their" wc:" no salcs
SPOT ut New orleans steady with
5n!ddling unchanged at io15: the sales
were os3.
Port receipts: Galveston. 99i: New Or
loans. l,id"; savannah, $50: Augusta 80
ST. I.ous. sol.
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mere were sale. OF 400 bags Of full
guy sugars an1at az lShc e. |. T. and
!y.Vp oASs Of Porto Ricos for June ship.
mont at l'S FOR Crntrifugal
.,nrices tgT r.iuc! were UNCHANGED at
~ TO -o :or m" graduated. = leading
t.nher entered the market again today
ana SAID he was now prepared to ,tko
NV business Tor city and country ship
risnt on or before july l. at Hc
futures were lees active today and price
changes were irregular Tho opauin. wa :
gHchanged to "a points lower but soon
nt!n.c up on covering and trad, buying
WITH prices At one time 10 - roir,-
above last nights closing level. Toward
IN. c!osc. however. there was renewed
sS.Lhc ana prices again caScd on with
c.9s!ns quotations Is points lower to i;
points higher on active positions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

MEW fOkk. June .7.-Al,hough reces.
IONS occurred IN number OF issues
prominent IN the Broad Street trading
me tone was generally steady 20 nrin , nj
auNshces were made in number OF The
most important groups. Genera! Asphalt
49, an instance Of this selling falling
from ~ to I2is, but later rallied frnm
rs iow level, M!d-wes, REFINING on small
ss.TE; 1ahfeh from ii1 20 la. Island oil
, wat h sold down from 81 to 81 Thee
At IL. 10 IL. with vigorous rally IN The
ihuustr!aI Issues Were moderately active
WITH prices generally fairly well hcI,i
Hy!hn explosives was unchanged a, 10
= ~ ..n,Lln L.
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Curtnils Yarn Production.

TI'F NNN0|I T'I I-E'S7.
RALEIGH. y. c.. June iI.---onc mill
lion pounds Of coinbed yarns weekly
VIII be taken Oft tho markets. as the
result OF "A uuc-third production cur
tuilmcnt announced today by tho
Combcd Yarn Mills. os Ciastcnsa
County. representing half a million
srindies producing Combed and line
yarns, according 70 a message re-
c"iv"l here tonight from Fred NJ
Allen, secretary OF the Gastonia
Chamber OF Commerce.
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TO HONOR SPAIN'S SAILORS
Lighthouse Memorial for Men Who
Lost Their Lives la Battle at
Santiago and taNitc.

cADlI. SPAIN. June IA monu-
mcnt is 10 bc erected TO the memory
OF spanish sailors who died at San
tiaSo. Cuba. aud cavita. Philippine
Islands. The monument Viii take
the form Of Il lighthouse and will be
erected either at rariia or Trafalgar.
The committee of organization has
received the promise that King AL
fOnSo will attend thc inauEuration Of
the monument. which viii be built by
puhliN suhsCri III. iOiI.
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Supreme Court rrorrr,iinr.

TT ~ li.T.f.. w. june I---Frp-
.rshiilES IN the Supreme Court OF Appeals
carter Conf Company vs. Bates. Argued
o! n. & liuChanLu for appellant. and
nitt"d
faEnc. II ais. W. George Arthur Payne
.t as. Argued by n g Buchanan aal
: ~ ~. couiiinE. for appellant: II. &.
f~ost Tor app"irc and submitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
COTTnNSEEn OIL.

NEW fOR.S. June :!-Cotton.ecd oil
Wa stead" , early but soon turned down
July delivery. and local sailing on ,he
h f,'d. tone of kindred products. Leading
nlyhths closed - TO q points not lower
SaieS 1850 barrels: prime crude nominal:
eniiNe summer n Yellow: s2ot. 1904 is06;
prime winter yellow and summer white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Borne nccomc. Chilean Premier.

SANTIAGO. CHILE, June IL
Federico Pubigo Borne, former Chill
can minister to France, has been
named Premier and Minister OF the
Interior. He had chosen Antonio
Huncas Tor the portfolio OF Foreign
relations. while Pedro opaze will be
the new Minister OF War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

tnl'A'Fp. June T-Sh:ppeTS pulled out
p' the corn market today and with receipts
NOR iDsEa!. prices had shsrp setback.
Ih~ close vac unsettled. Il. TO ac ret
!ow't. July. l..7i, 10 I.77., and September
LII 20 iTSs oats loaf sc 10 nc and
bro = "ns To l5c
tn break "a tn. value Of corn was no,
GneN p.ct"G and IN quarters was
ftsa 1el ~ overdue. Bears laid stress
on the TACT ;hut lniianal oils was Offering
70 the East corn already loaded cheaper
ihsn Chicago could offer FOR ten DAYS
sh!pment- u was said also that the Eas,
.ad SeId back some corn TO shippers here.
AZ, thr. Gam. time. estimates were posted
inilcating that contrary TO expectations
Inc arrivals today would uverrun the pr,.
Nlous days total. BESIDES. call for a
statement OF opcn contracts June n tended
I" tcnpH" likelihood OF squeeze In Ju!y
AND tarrc was gossip that the sw!,ch:neu'.
yes award you'd be decided In n. i..x,
!"" DAYS Although commission houses
boush, On the downturnh. II. rallies that
eusu"d failed to hold
Cooler weather and rains had a denrss-
I s.nE infu.nCc oats
Provisions reflected chiefly tho weakness
OF tIhin ana the fact that demand VIA :
s.uEH-h Some selling attributed TO
/ 4
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NV YORK June l7.-Colored cottons
LOT the working suit trade wcrs steady to-
CAY. Print cloths and conv-rtiblcs were
nresu!ar and sheetincS weaker isur!aps
were nrSer a, Calcutta and unchanscI
mere Raw silk markets were more sra bic
ana cotton yarns Irregular
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

NEW np1nASsR lI 81.

NEW ORLEANS. June Though rico.
10 40 sales; reee'ptS. Los sacks: milicrs re,
Blue Rose. 1888 pockets. ;.XTiss. bran
$50 Il 900: polish. 600: receipts / 5lo
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y AN
JACESOENIl.I

s JA;,G,ksoNvlLhE. Fla, June F.-Tur.
peHtlne. nrn. l."S T l51: sales, +J.; receipts
log: shipments. 4: stock. sos Rosin. nrin
$40. -sIcs III: receipts. 20: sh.pmenis. 10
r q. II. |. K. u. \. WG WW Ia 20 -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Caskic q. Burch Il Company.
iOl1 East Main Street

CITY ANB B'? GTSTt, s E2i JHps Il. 1921,
Richmond c,,, e. ,o,s ne, Bid. Asked
Va s;r G,grntlg tn 3 and r. ISL ssii SSs :5n
Va Ky nnd Pow. 90 Us 1915 IN
W iNEET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Va. Rv. and Pow CO. com loo - ~
RAILROAD STOCKS 80 ~
lNSliEh Noe STOCKS 80 Eio
i Lii" ms co i;f% q, Us rs Coz. leo 10 =.
va. Fire and Mar Ins Co q; IISx ;;:,,
hank AM TRUST co sTOcKs ''0"
hntrlran Ne tinnaI Hank ~. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Thousands nrc sicl

Thousands are sick every year with
some form OF Bowel Complaint.
Thousands are cured by taking Dr.
SETH Ai:NOLD'S E.NLSAM. War
rant.d by j. T.. Iiauer.--NhY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

CHICAGO. June i7.-Cattie: reanipi:' 10.
XIV b.Si steers steady To lower than We'd
M. sitady; top. Iva: bulk. 1885, leo:
1"tt htT stock mostly steady. bat slow on
common ana medium kind; bElk cow
800 No. ou.k Gamers. 4.s5I5.c9: ~ ana
'h'HtS' steady: bulk v"a.ers 100 (. 10 !:
stuckrrs ana feeders dull
H. hoHs: fsSein,s. 500; opened steady to
~ cents lower than yesterdays average:
s.9stj :irons, 10 TO i5c higher Than early:
,"p, e!t"o! LUX. llch; ard light butchers
$3.50 80. culk. 2yp pounds and over II 10
= nniI;s' strong 10 &c higher WITH bulk
sheep: receipts. 1900: mostly direc, IN
paCheFs market slow - "a Soc lower: hest
amos: !.t"; bulk. ii.to II IL 20: best ycarl-
~: !tsp' cho!c- handy weight ewes {. so
os.V; heavy we!eht. $50 lbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

New ,Yor."MiddI!ng. 1926: exports. 1889;
Minor portS-S:ock. 31ss.
Total todaoyvRcceipts. ssSe; exports. S.
IS c93 -
Total tor scason-Recelp,s. 7o5ois2: cx-
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NEW ORLEANS. LA. June 17.-Fiuctua-
tionS Were not Wide Ia tho cotton market
i1day AND there was no decided trend,
10 =, points in the early trading To net
advances Of Z 10 u points later on while
thc close was net unchhngcd to u points
lower on the day. July traded as high
rs SO" and IA low as $40, closing at
Dry weather in the belt and poor cables
declin. persisted until after The hosting Of
he i"recast' Sh"weTs we're predicted for
10 showcrv weather for Il small por;ion
OF thr western half. This was at first
prevailed that the showers would be pcne
hcial rather than detrimental III they did
under scattered selling. based on the idea
,hat Inc crop was doing well under the
At no stage OF the session was onvthipr
but the weather given any consideGation'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
NODlCE MARKETS

COFFEE
bNEW YORK. June 1.-THE failure o.
~, -, toW tempcra lures reported in IRA iii
10 suimuiatS bn:ing in either the domestic
ia piI,,mhFS markets led TO liquidation o.
,, onaSS n oiherwise local brokers said they
hut demand was limited and t nfiar "e "tnn
mi, T. No. To- i; points lower active mon tbs
closing figures with July ,ouc JSt n'sht ..
ina nhs ,d nGsemh.r NE The cosa Vas a,
net decline OF 20 to = p"ints c CiinEi .
nins: iinl": H:i: September. ii0N: Oc;"b"f
!, 70: lT,sS"in9,sr al: January, uii: March
NEW YORK. June i7-Thcrc worc M
,nrthsF chfl,nEes in tho raw sugar ;narko,
ipu'S. Win tnoas quoted at iSi.c roS,
and Freight. nHmnl 10 10 - o.. y ~ CosI
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;; PETERSIst RG PEANUT MARKET
Neported BY NedEers. plumrner s. c. In

SItNlSH-FarIn.rs' STOCK "
HSsrAei weak and unsettled. S.25 10 81 20
KGiNlAs-Farmers' stock.
Fancy Jumbo. 9iac per H.
Jumbo 90 per. ID.
ENtFh prime Si..c per ID
Prime. Sc 10 si.c ner III
hEWahia;iEASED AND SHIELDED.
Jumhos. iaiac per H.
fInCies. ISS Der 10
vh.Siir& Lara va. shelled. !4c per ID.
"" : Va Va shieiiii"J1 per ID
-" SnpahlSh Shel!cd. Like pc- H.
40. Spanish shrlled. 10 rer H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

A'''''I- SloCE yards.
Richmond. Va. Jun. T. I9-I
hcmMhs. cattle market active ana ,-,,
siisIab!S hishc! on al grades ii.ospect,
L,rlt'iy good steers. 100 lbs,
E sa4 OK aRo!es heavy .,ss;,.,.. i, lr4
A ~" i65 H. F"on ''esrs. !.o>
common 10 medium steers
a as.a i f : :; saq Is .s li''s IL.
"..'!.i"H 10 medium cows. sf
%. uGor cows .......... =,
Fht; smooth oxen ...... III. - -.
Medium TO rooi oxen ....., IL Z. III
i.oMnoH {" medium oxen -. q. 10
RAJ butcher bulls ............ ID On il. .
L"luSha bulls ............,. ~
LEhi. common bologna bulls Ii.W
Ch"icr tat h-.fers ~ 10 lev
MANN '.i ;a..i = a., i2ha 1879
t;ass =; is.ss;, I|aG If.
'ood I"'n-'ei noss. iso lSA
Coed corn.:si hogs i2j TO A."
Good corn-fcd .iirs and snoais or IL
a" Southern hogs sold WuSicct 10 insn.c
t!oh and when sot; and oily
Good Virginia calves -. 10 N
nnaium Virginia ca lves..... IA a Is
Us, southern calves ........... Is 10
E"nth ana heavy calvcs...... S a II
Common I" fair sheep ~ ~ ~
G"od .snrtpg lambs II TO IS common
i""rr FRESH cows and calves. SEQ TO 10
according To quality. w '-'N'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Newspaper advertising solved n
very important problem for one of
our clients, and in talking about the
unusual response secured by our
campaign, it developed that our
copy had brought several times
the results of all previous advertis-
ing, some OF which had been pre-
pared by capable advertising coun-
sci.
us your advertising falling short
OF its full 1909 possibilities? Per-
haps we can help you. Certainly
no obligation would be incurred by
talking it over
Our phone number?-Randolp
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CHICAGO t;H.IS ,Sn pDon,rr

D Virginia Fire and Marine Ins Co. ZIG.
= In!HcFsa! I~.af Tobacco Co. pti.. %
- STANDARD Paper MIG. IN. pta.. 1854
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
BY Thomas Branch e. Co..
Open. High. Low. Closing.

Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
nS. Salcs. Stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EIchmoDh Union Stock Yard.
E.chin"nt va. Jun. T. l3-j
itt'nhi Is, taitl" market active and con.
icIab!S higher on ali grades rrosn. ~,
'1d. -
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01

Take HERBINE for digestion. It relieves the pain in a few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where 1t is expelled. Price COG. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
EAST AGAIN SETS
 CLOCKS AHEAD
Summer Time" Established by State Law in New York--Numerou Towns Also Have Adopted Day
 light Saving This Year.

New York, March 27 Residents of New York state and of at least thirty communities in other states, mostly in the east, set their clocks ahead one hour before going to bed tonight
 This adoption of daylight saving time, unlike last year, which was uni yersal, thru federal legislation, was effected thru state law and local ordinances.
 The legislatures of New Jersey. Massachusetts and Connecticut have daylight saving measures pending and are expected to act upon them this week
 Brokerage houses turnout the coun- try are affected by the adoption of summer time" by the New York curb, stock, cotton and other trade ex- changes.
 Railroads entering New York from New Jersey and Connecticut have changed their suburban schedules to conform to local time, but thru trains will continue to run on the standard time schedule. Several ocean steam ship lines have announced that they would observe standard time in their sailing schedules from this port.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
TEXAS GOVERNOR
 ENTERS PROTEST
Says Believes Arkansas Quarantine Against Lone Star Cotton Products Bs Not Justified--Reply of Chief
 Inspector Becker.

Little Rock. March 27.--Gov. Hobby of Texas sent message to Gov. Trough protesting against the quar- antine established by the State Plant Board against Texas on-account of the pink boil worm He said that he be- lieved an investigation would disclose inc fact that such quarantine is un- necessary and unJustified." and as- serted that if any quarantine at all is placed against cotton and cotton products of Texas t should Do con fined to shipments only from the area of districts where it Is claimed that infestation exists Gov. Hobby fur ther said that he would at once take steps to provide adequate safeguards and that present laws are ample to provide all necessary protection. He added that in his opinion there is no menace which calls for a quar- antiner
 Gov Brough conferred with the State Plant Board, and last night the following message was sent to Gov. Hobby by Chief Inspector, George c. Becker
 Am advised that through a ruling of your Attorney General funds for re- imbursing planters in noucotton zones have been withheld with the re- suit that maintenance of Texas non cotton zones is jeopardized Also learn that points of infestation have been discovered in new territory and that shipments of infested seed have already been shipped to widely scat tered points in Texas Eradication of pink boil worm Is contingent on rigid enforcement of non-cotton zones and the prevention of movement of cotton products where there is the possibility of the occurance of the pests. Until we have definite assur- ance of maintenance on non-cotton zones and of enforcement of Texas or Federal quarantines covering all of the newly infested territory and such other information as will enable us 10. know exactly where we stand, our quarantine will have to stand as at present drafted"
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
 ELIMINATING FATHER TIME
Lieut.. Maynard, in Little. Rock at
 2 o'clock, Memphis at 4.

1 o'clock, Memphis at 4.
 Special to The Star.
 i Little Rock, March 24.-That mod ern genius is eliminating time and space is proven every day. This was demonstrated impressively yesterday afternoon, at a conference of Inter church workers at the Hotel Marion. Lieut.. Maynard, the Flying Parson, ' who is flying all over the country, was introduced 10 make brief address. r He approved the work being under taken by the Inter-church movement as one of the greatest agencies for the coordination of religious activities ever devised.
 While talking he casually looked at his watch and remarked, Well. I see it is about 2 o'clock, and must con clude pretty soon, as I have an en- gagement in Memphis at 1 o'clock" :"
 He explained to the credulous audience that he could make the trip in an hour and half
 This seemed to give color to the announcement made in the press re- gently by a distinguished aviator that he expected to cross the continent be- tween sunrise and sunset, travelling with the sun.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
NAHY LIKE THIS N NENA
Similar Cases Being Published in
 Each Issue


 The following case is but one of many occurring daily in Mena. It is an easy matter to verify it You can not ask for better proof
 R. J. Smith, retired, 705 9th St., says Several ye1rs ago l was talk n with kidney complaint had ter rible baokaehes all the time. There was a dull, heavy pain just across my kidneys. The kidney secretions were highly colored and burned in pas, sage had to get up three or four times at night felt tired all the time and had terrible dizzy spells. hegrd CT Deans Kidney Pills and thHght I would try them They re- lieved me from the start and after taking three boxes my bac'1 was strong and my kidncys acted regular ly Thanks to Doar' s Kidney Pals.
 Price 60c. at all dsaier D1n't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doans Kidney Fills the same that MT. Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfrs Euffalc. N Y
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
Plan 2o-MiIe Railroad.

Little Rock, March 25.--R. w. Full lerton. president of the Bradley Lum- Der company, is also president of the Warren and Saline River Railway com pany, which proposes to construct a line of railway from Warren to Hermi- tage, a distance of twenty miles. The capital stock Is $50,OOO, and the other directors are Joe L. Reaves s. B, Fullerton. k. F. Panlus and D. A. Brad ham.
 FOR SALE--2 or 3 good stock hogs.
 Inquire 1t04 Reeves Street.-Adv. 73 Ct
The Mena weekly star., 1920-04-01
INDIANA

Indianapolis, Ind, March 29.-In- dianas tornaaoswept districts which yesterday paid life toll of at least 2S. slowly began re-establishing them selves today with the partial restorta- ton of telegraph and telephone ser vice.
 The most accurate reports available indicated that the storm was at worst in Jay and Allen counties, where ten and nine persons, respectively, were killed. The loss to property and live stock was great.