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The Republican journal., 1920-01-01
Tom Mix, Monday

Dare devil Tom Mix in 'The Coming
of The Law" is the welcome announce
ment for Monday. The story follows.
When Kent Hollis goes to Dry Bottom,
N. M, to settle up his fathers estate he
finds the town in the grip of the worst of
outlawry, and everyone takes it for grant
ed that he has come to make order out of
chaos. This is not Kent's intentions at
all, but when they as much as tell him he
is coward he decides there is work for
him to do, and so he remains. Then, too,
Nellie Hazelton makes quite little diff
ference in his plans. Big Bill Dunlavey
is the ruler of the town. He is also seek
ing the hand of fair Nellie. All of which
is not particularly pleasing to Kent. Kent
decides to run for sheriff. Big Bill hires
''Ten Spot" to put an end to Kent, but
Kent's nimbleness puts an unexpected
finish on ''Ten Spots" labors and he
leaves as a tried friend of Kent 1t is
this relationship which finally gets the
position of sheriff for Kent and arrives
just in time to save Kent and Nellie from
the hands of Dunlavey and his gang
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
NOTICE or rRUsFEn's sALG

Nv, J. Pack, trustee, under tbe
provisions of and by vhtne Qf the
authority conferred upon NE in a
deed OF trust made by w. G, Sellers
and wiie, Lizzie Sellers, tot. j. Timer
ouMay 10Th. 1918, to secure a certain
iADoo.eduess therein aeutio1ed, and
which said deed OF trust was transfer
rod 10 A, e. 8asyson and recorded
In land mortgage hook FF on page
6c6 ~ the Charcery Clerk cffice a.
Ellisville. Mississippi, will on the
20 day of December, 1920, offer for
sale and will sell at pubic anctlon for
cash to the highest bidderin front Of
the court honse door at Elisyilie.
Mississippi, during legal hours the
following land.
The South East Quarter Of the
Norte East Quarter Section %,
Township 8, North, Range IL West,
Jones County, Mississippi.
This the z3rd, day OF Novempea 1920
W. J PACK,
Trdstee.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
NON RESIDENCE NOTICE
ecial Commission


To Justus r. Henry, who's Post Office
address is 1913 iPoydras Street New
Orleans Louisiana.
You are hereby commanded to tie
and appear before the Chancery
Court OF the First District Of Tones
County, Mississippi, at term OF said
Court to be held on the First Mon
day of January, A. d. 1921, then and
there to plead, answer or demur to the
Bill of Complaint Of Katie Il. Henry
to which You are Defendant,
This, November 4th, A. ID. 1920.
u. s. Collins
Chancery Clerk.
ByT. u. Collins, ID. {
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
Non Resident Notice stae of Miss

Non Resident Notice stae. of Hiss
issippi,
To Bell Kuppenheimer defendap
whose residence and post Office add
ress is ankoan;
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court OF the Firs
District Of Jones County in SAID
Satae on the ficss Monday of January
A. D. 1920 at EllisviIle. Mississippi
TO defend the suit in said court OF
w. G. Lancaster wherein YOU are
defendant.
This the 18th day of Ncvcm bert
1920.
u s. Collins
Chancery Clerk
BY T. u. Collins
Deputy Chancery Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
Non. Rssideni-N
tate of Mississippi.

State of Mississippi.
To Louis Sims, whose posi- oilice
address is Chicago, III;
You are commanded TO appear oe-
fore the Chaucery Court Of lhe First
D strtct OF Jones Cobnty, Mlssisslppi'
on The First monday Of January ~.
y. 1921, TO defend the SUIT Oh sAlo
court OF Leah Sims, wherein you are
dat9ndapt
mis- November 6lh 1870
d. S, Collins Clerk.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To McGahey Ezell q Holt whose
nos4 office address or addresses arg
nnkpowp and all other persons naS'ne
or claiming any title or IAteres',
laoal or equitable, in Lots ana : o.
block SO Of Calhoun's Survey o. Ell
ispiile. Mississippi and situated ~
,he CITY of Ellisyille, First District OF
Tones county, Mississippi
oI YUu are commanded to appear
fors II fbe Cnaucery Court Of the FIRST ;5
District Of Jones county. ~ salu
late .Isl On the First MONDAY Of Jannary y
4 D. 1921, to defend he SUIT IN SAN
Court of III. Crumbley to qoleu anu
confirm his title in and to said iano
UJu'r SThs rein YOU are selendsnts. This tne
- day Of October A. D. 1920 ,,,
Chanceiy Clerk.
By T. u. Collins I'D g.
j. I, TAYLOR,
Sol. for Comp.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
,,or1cr or SAFE OF LAND !.


D. virtue Of a decree OF the Chancery
by. r,S - rSndered by the Chanceller 10
Sou.r = y iron y / viii on the 9Th, day o.
nacanber gaca,rG 1920 within legal hours o.
aaIa At ,he front door Of the court
sonse At EllisviIIe Mississippi offer Offer
sor sale aud sell to the highest o,duer ,Ga,.
tor tor cash the land deserted AS follow'
south West quarter OF Soutn hdss
ouarser and the south east or OF
south west or of Sec % and theaN orth
wess quarter OF ihe North wes' yes,
onartsr of Section 26. aud the norm
East qoarter Of North East
quarter Of Section q all in TownSnlp
; North. Range II West in the Flrst
district Of. Jones County Mississippi
Said land Is sold for division OF
HE proceeds among the partles ! n
terested therein. and the title is bell
we'd to be good,
This the 9Th day of November. a u
1920.
Slecial Commission
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
CITATION NOTICE.


To Charlie johnson, colored. whose
post office add ess is unkne wa, de-
fendaot,
You are commanded to appear be-
fore toe Chanceyy Court OF the First
D,sesactrf Jones County, In said state
on the First Monday OF January A.
ID. 1921 to defend The suit In said court
of Ada johnson, for divoi ce, wherein
YOU are & def-esAct
This the 18th. day of Nov. A D. 1920
.. S. Collins. Clerk
T. u, Collins,D. G
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
cllatIon Notice

To indiana Car. whose post office
address is unknown.
You are commanded to appear oe
fore the Chancery Court Of the First
District OF Jones County, MISSISSIPPI
= he held ia the city of Ellisviile on
the First Monday of January a y
1921 10 detenb the sait of VIII Car vs.
rnainia Carr wherein you are the O.
fendant.
This November 1870, 1920.
u S Collins clerk.
y, T. u. Co'itns d. @.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
CITATION NOTICE
Dupty Chancery Clerk

CITATION NOTICE
State Of Mississippi, First District.
Jones County.
TO James McFadden, whose Post
Office address is unknown. but whose
last known Post Office address was
Danville, Louisiana. You are hereby
commanded TO be ana appear before
the Chancery Court of the said First
District Of Jones County, Mississippi
at term of Court to be begun and
held on the First Monday of January,
1921, TO plead, answer or demur to
the allegations of the Bill of Comp
laint of Ehma McFadden, wherein
you are Defendant.
This the 18th day of October, 1920.
U. S. Collins, Chancery Clerk,
BY t, u. Collins, d.. G.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
,Johu. c. Street,
w r Gravson-

Election Commissioner, Jones
County. Mississippi.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
NON RESIDENT NOTICE

To the Delta & Pine Land Comp
any, defentdent whose residence and
post cflice address IS No. 3449 Indian
Avenue, Chicago, Illinois;
You are commanded to appear
before the ChancerY Court ofthe First
District of Jones County in said State
on the first Monday O. January
A. D. 1921 at Eilisvi.le, Mississippi
to defend the nit ia said court Of
w. G Lancaster where in you are
defendant
This the 18th day of November, 1920.
U. s. Collins,
BY T. u. Collins
Dupty Chancery Clerk
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02

ssa 2. ~ II.-zn sssass . zs.s :.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
in OAK GROVE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DICTRlCT OF JONES
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
Notice of Special Election 10 the
Oak Grove Consolidated School Dis
trict of Jones County, Mississippi, on
the question OF the issuance OF bon<is
of said district In the sum e $250O 90.
Notice is hereby given to tho
qualified electors OFF the Oak Grove
Consolidat b School District of Jones
Coulay Mississipp, that faT snant 70
an order of The Board of Supervisors
of Jones county, Mississippi. duly
passed on NoYember Sth. A d, 1920
at the regular November Term. A. Of
1920, meeting of said Board of
Supervisors of said County and State
that an election be called and held at
the Pilgrim Primative Baptist Church
in said School District in Jones
County, Mississippi whereat all of
the qualhied electors of said Oak
Grove Consolidated School District
shall vote on the question of whether
or not the bonds ofsaid Oak Grove
Consolidated School District shall
issue in the sum of $500 90 and
TINT seia Oak Grove Coasoiiaated !
School District is composed of the
following territory, to-wit:
An of section l6, ~ 21, 2s, 90, 30 81
30, 20, and33 e ID of Sections is
and 10: All ofthat part of Section p
West of Rocky Creek: That part of
Sections 27 and "a and 35 West of
Tallahalla Creek, Townshjp7 North
Range u W. N half oil Sec. 3, 4, 8 and
and ro-th half OF sec, 2 west of
Tallhalla Creek Township 6 North Of
ofRlnge - West Jones County
Mississippi.
Il is hereby ordered and notice is
hereby given that an eleoto be held
on the ION day Of December. A. D.
1920 at the Pilgrim Prinitave
Baptist Church In said Oak Grove
Consolidated School District of
Jones County Mississippi. for the
purpose Of passing on the question
of whether or not ths said bonds OF
said District in the sum of $500 90
issued for the purpose of erecting a
school building and teachers homes
and eqaippinS sale school boilding
anG teachers homes and purchasing
lapds npon which TO erect said school
building and teachers homes In said
Oak Grove Consolidated School
District of Jones County. Missis-
sippi said bonds to be serial
bends, dated October 1st 1920,
maturing NOT later than 10 years
from date Of issuance and beariug
interest MOTTO exceed G per cent annual
interest payable semi-annually. If
majority of the qualied elctors voting
in said election shall vote for the
issuance OF said bonds then they viii
issue, otherwise they will not.
Witness our slguatur this the II
tn day of November "A. D. 1920.
III. Bush,
,Johu. G. Street,
w. r. Grayson,
Election Commissioner, Jones
County. Mississippi.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
NON RESIDENT MOTTO

OLdtc VI M MisslsSlSoipp
Jones County
To Bicareo Gnaiino, whose Post Office
address is Rome, in the KINGDOM OF
Italy;
Yo4 are command 10 appear pc
fore the Cbaucegy Court Of the First
Jucicial Dirtrict ofthe County of Jones.
in said STATE, at Elisville, Mieslss.
ippi, on the first Mondayof January
A. ID. 1921, to defend the suit In said
Court OF Gilchrist- Fordney Company,
corporation. wherein you are
defendant.
This the ist day Of Decembes,A. D.
1920.
u. S, COLLINS.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02
The Strong Withstand the r1eat cs
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and younger people
who are weak, Will be strengthened and enabled to
81 through tho depressing heat o. summer by tax
TEN. You can soon feel ita sucrs-hea4uc, ~ 1os
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02

All hharcn troubled Nicn wailS ea.e SKA
healthy color, which indicates poor blsoa, ann as
Nle. there is more CT less stof .cn dsturbance.'
GROVES TASIELEsS chill Ts1lsit ssvsn re sulaIly
fortDo or three weeks viii enrich Dlood I'M
prove the digestion. and act az Ger ralSsrensth-
slllf aonlc 20 the whole system N..tdre will then
throw of or dispei the wor~os. anS he Child viii Dc
= nerfsct heath F'~1st e seh~ eas Rer Sot,i<
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02

GUARANTEE s36 90 PER WEEK
M re or IS, an hour spare time
NAL IA Guaranteed Hosiery A gents
getn ing S75. 90 TO 500 90 per week,
Good hosiery Is an absolute necessity,
You can sell it easily and make large
profits. Experience unnecessary
EAGLE HOSIERY COMPANY
DBRBY, PA.
The Jones County news., 1920-12-02

Dos 7are sasnhseE BIIs5eW eg2 "a roest stFc ,,
o4',susu51l SIs qoIqM smIss rpEIsIem sqls 1F
NInoL IHu3 ss9Is1ssI 8 .eAoID
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
NOMINATIONS FoR EDITOR.

Nominations for the editor OF the
Courier. from the English department.
were submitted to the student coun-
Gil at their regular meeting. Tuesday
morning.
There are nine names in all. and the
council melnrsrs viii vote on them at
their next reyujnr meeting.
The scholarship committee OF the
high school has decided on a more eff
fective parent-teachens plan. The
seniors are Ito be the first to try it out.
Instead of having the parents meet the
advisor only, they will be given the
opportunity to meet all the teachers.
1t was moved and seconded that one
person from each advisory be elected,
by that advisory to take care of the
permanent drops.
X Beginning with the new semester,
the student will be required to furnish
one dollar bond. for the use of five
text books.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
I5IAK'E STATE EXAMS
F0RDE|VTAL PERMITS
Large Glass Undertakes Idaho
Quiz for Licenses to Practice
Special Investigation Is
Scheduled for Saturday.

Until the time Of the inquiry set for
10 O'Clock Saturday morning when
more than 80 dentists must show cause
why their Idaho licenses should not be
revoked. the state board of dental ex-
aminers Will be busy conducting the
examinatlon OF 10 applicants for IL
censes TO practice In the state.
The examinations started Tuesday.
The applicants taking them are:
Myrtle Il. Mas, Lewiston: Merle
kirkpatrick, Glenns Ferry: w. 3. Nor
gan. Spokane: Robert D. Jordan. Jew
ell City kan, Walter Benton, Knob
master, Mo-: ]. Wiley Hooper, Mont
peiier; r Miller Lincoln. Neb.: F. ".
Greif, Eugene. Ore; Robert J. McCabe,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

the nu1taG8 x iSany 6rSS r. "; W. =
turtles H. reslj1ts AZ 3 aloV tSStucuS
DEVELOPMENT. \ 4 an
History Instructors are making Il
clear 70 their students that .radicai.
ism" "Sovietism" ana Rolshcvism can
NOT pc fully Compensated except In
the light of history. For instance, the
industrial prcletariat Or fourth estate
or the Bolshevists and T. w. w. cam
not be understood unless the memory
OF third estate or bourgeoisie class of
the middle ages IL grasped. The third
esLate IN turn can have Significance for
the pupils only as the rise OF the ma
dievaf towns and guilds are understood.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
DISTRICT JUDGE SPEAKS.

Law as Profession, was the sub
ject ofsan address by Judge G. p. Nc
Carthy at the high school Tuesday af-
ternoon. THE three chief purposes of
the courts are: First, to settle con-
troversies and disputes peacefully
second, to settle them justly, and third,
to establish fixed and intelligent rules
of conduct"
Law offers greater opportunity for
study than any other life work that
might be chosen by young man or
woman. In preparation for the prac-
tice of law, Judge Mccarthy suggested
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

7 Y Z ~ llIl y <S4S naturaI,
- u g sste Z g the rot
! - "a saxiy mSdSsvSI history.
Tia history clasoo0 axU WORKING -,
TIE theory that the highsst apprecia-
ton cf our representative democracy 4
felt by those who understand that ~
roots lie in historic past and that Il
represents the accumulated wisdom
and experiences Of many centuries.
Every teacher In the Boise schools
IL keenly aware that aSworld battle Is
on between two types Of government.
the Soviet form OF government. and
our own form Of representative democ- :
racy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

club held a meeting in room 1925, for
the purpose of passing on new men,
bers. They are as follows: Chester
Eggers. William Willitts, Glen McKin-
ley, Neal Leachman, Lawrence Thomp-
son, Dave Ketchern, Wesley Ross, Earl
Marshall, Fred Fees, Liam Thompson,
Farrell Hansen. Wilson Gowdy and
Paul Nichols.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
TEACHERS ON SICK LIST.

Five high school teachers were alb
sent on account of illness this morn
ing: Miss Elizabeth Barnes, express
sion; Miss Vera Wilder shorthand;
Miss Z. G. Simmons, French: Miss Ell
sic Teschner, Spanish; Miss Allie
Smith, domestic science and penman-
ship: ]. H. Mcknight is out on ac-
count of Illness in his family
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

usmpssy's Manager Outlines
Champions War Record in
Ring md shipyard $780,
900 Harmed for Benefits.

Los Angeles, CAL. Jan. 14.-Anyone
I. who charges Jack Dempsey was a
''slacker" during the war '.can not sup
port the charge with facts" was the
challenge issued today to those who
are branding the champion draft
dodger," by Jack Kearns, Dempsey's
manager.
He answered Dempsey's critics in a
aligned statement.
Kearns reviewed In detail Dempsey's
record during the war. He said that
when the draft call came in 1917
Dempsey was placed in class "A be-
cause, Kearns said, he was married
man and was also supporting a mother,
an invalid brother and sister. Kearns
said Dempsey did not ask exemption,
merely stating the true facts in his
own case"
eoxED FoR BENEFITS.
Later, the statement said, Dempsey
was placed in class Al, but soon aft
erwards was transferred to class 2-B.
During the war Kearns said, Demp-
sey worked as a riveter and as a re-
cruit In the Sun Shipbuilding plant of
Philadclphia, and also in a Seattle
shfpyard
When he wasn't doing that, he was
appearing in fistic contests for the
benefits Of different war, charities
l<earns goes on, declaring approx
mately $1o0,000 was raised by Demp-
sey's efforts for war funds.
Dempsey chased Jess Willard all
over the continent to get him in fight
and agreed at all times to donate his
services free" Kearns comments.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
ApvERTlsINo cLEE CLUB.

y Classes and clubs are advertising the
University of Idaho Glee club. Large
color posters on the bulletin boards at
tract attention to the following The
time. Jan. 80: place high school audi
torium; admission so cents and a
hearty invitation. COMET" #,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
FORMER PRINCIPAL VISITS.

.OliversO. Young. former principal Of
Boise high school, passed through
Boise Monday. He had just returned
from Canada. and is on his way to New
York in the interests of Lyceum work,
in which he Is now engaged.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
sTUpeNr AGING rEAcHGR.

Talma Inlay. a student is acting as
substitute for Miss Allie Smith. who
IL absent from her penmanship classes
on account of Illness.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
"AMERlcANIsMr At SCHOOL.

G. J. Brosnan. teacher of history,
when interviewed said:
In the medieval and modern history
classes of the high school, a serious ef-
fort is being made to enhance the stu
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

the study X English and history, eco
Monies, psychology and astronomy.
Faculty and students showed their
appreciation of his Instructive address
by their close attention
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
FRAUDULENT ADVERTISERS

Besides cases based ON what state
officials believe was 5irrsgularity in
which licenses were obtained, a number
of cases are based ON alleged fraudu-
lent advertising. Paul Davis, director
of the bureau of license, the SUBJ de-
partment directly over the examining
board, has been busy several months
gathering the evidence which will be
presented to the board. M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14
TEACHER HAS eMALLpox.

Miss Simmons. teacher OF. French,
has the smallpox. Mr.. Swanson is in
and Miss Tyre ID taking his English
classes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

Wilder; Glenn j. McAllister, Men
Perez; H. M. Dummit, Bonners Ferry
Ira T. Stewart, BlaclSfoot; Ernell Jen-
sen, Manti, Utah; d. S. Cochran, Man
son. Iowa; Raki Maru, Idaho Falls.
Maru. listed with those taking the
examination. is a Japanese. He brought
an interpreter with him to explain the
meaning of the test questions.
The board conducting the examina-
ton and which will hold the investiga-
ton Saturday is made up of the fol-
lowing members: DIR. H. b. Colver.
Foise: r. j. Cruise Pocatello; c. v.
jefferson, Weiser: Ira Boyd, Moscow;
II. G. Higgins. Occur d'Aiene.
OUTSIDERS INCLUDED
a Portland dentist and Spokane
dentist are included In the list OF
those summoned
A large number of those under sus-
picion obtained their licenses early last
year, Just before the dental profession
was placed under the regulatory super
vision of the newly created state law
enforcement department, Jones said.
Not all of these cases are in the
nature of prosecutions" said Commits
sioner Jones. THE records of the for
mer dental board secretary were found
in a very unsatisfactory condition when
we took them over, and 1t is for the
purpose of clearing up these records
that several of the dentists have been
called before the board"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

These Pillow Cases are made Of
the same grade as the sheets men,
TONED. While these last, they go
at 15c each or $1.75 the dozen. These
cheapiy rented beds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-14

The best heavy Twilisd White
outinas, "a inches wide. They
have just enough nap 20 mako
them soft and warm. In White
only, priced the 00N
yard AON
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01
BLIND DEATH"
 GANG CONFESSES
Undertaken, Liquor Dealer and Brook lyn Druggist Put Oat Poisoned Whisky Afraid of Lynching in
 Connecticut

New York, Dec. 29 Three men, a druggist liquor dealer and an under taker, faced charges belore United States commissioner here this morn- ing in connection with the spreading of wood alcohol as whiskey through five states in the last ten days death and blindness following in its wake. The men arrested late last night and early today by Daniel l. Porter. super visiting revenue agent here, and H. B. Dobbs, federal agent are:
 Adolph Panarelli. a Maahattan wine and liquor dealer
 John Romanelli, Brooklyn under taker.
 Samuel K Saleeby, Brooklyn drug gist.
 Romanelli, according to Dobbs, Is the king pin" In the wood alcohol traffic Panarelli. who, according to the federal agents, made a clean breast of his part in handling the bev- craze said when arrested:
 T am glad you got me. I will tell all I know, but for Gods sake don't send me to Connecticut don't want to be lynched. My name has been pub lished in all the papers and it would mean certain death.'
 According to Dobbs, Panarelli, in explanation said that he had been ap- preached by man named Solsberg, of Hartford, Conn, friend of his, to procure some Christmas booze" Pan- arelli then got in communication with Romanelli, Dobbs said. and finally Saleeby. the druggst.
 When interviewed by newspaper men at polce headquarters, Panarelli said he believed that 20 barrels of the whisky had been shipped to Hart ford, each barrel containing between 40 and 50 gallons. The price paid was from $l 900 to Sl 300 barrel. he said
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-01

FINE RECORD FOR posToFFIcE.
Christmas Rush Saw Every Package
 Delivered But One.

Out of the thousands of packages received at the Mena postoffice during the Christmas rush all but one found an owner and to date Postmaster K. s. Allen hasn't received a single com plaint of the service rendered. The one exception of non-delivery was a pair of mems shoes which came to the office minus address and name of sender. As an illustration of the dis patch with which the avalanche of Christmas packages were handled, Postmaster Allen reports that everyone had been delivered by 10 o'clock Thursday morning. He had to hire truck to deliver the parcels, but he saw they were all delivered. It was the heaviest Christmas mail ever known in Mena and tho the local force is no larger than usual the service was such no complaints were made. The fact the workers had a roomy quarters of the new building to labor in was big factor in handling the great amount of mail matter as efficiently as it did