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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-07-06
DE VALERA HOPES RIGHT
and REASON WILL REPLACE
"BARBARIC VIOLENCE"
S houd the Conference Lead to Lasting Peace
British Prestige Will Be Restored and
Ireland Will Live in History.

win lead peaceful seemen
by Eamonn De Valera
statement cabed the
United
public Of DE Valera
Jews he negotiations started-oows:
Ia, lot Unled Press
I'VE trust that the British Prime Minister letter prove
10 Re the step toward substituting civilized basis OF right ana
reason for that violence the arbitration OF the question
issue between Ireland ana (rreal Britain
Should the conference initiated lead to ultimate
ueandng and lasting peate between the peoples these two
islands, which have been suspended VAL tor
more than seven and centuries will worthy Christian
precedent the entire world.
British prestige will be restored, whilst young Ireland will
live history having saved by It's courage and steadaSnesS the
ideals which millions led their lives the great
var (Signei) EAMONN DE VALERA.
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WhItcomb Leads In Play for Massa.
chusetts Golf Title.

WORCESTER Mass. July Ga, w
Whitcomb Of the Worcester Country
Club led the first arrivals over the first
eighteen holes in the qualifying round
o fthe Massachusetts amateur golf
tournament over the Worcester Countr,
Club course this morning. Whitcomb
scored IS. The final eighteen Of the
qualifying round will be played this
afternoon.
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RACI n c.
r ESULTS
AoUEDUcT RESULTS.

tIKST KACE--For three year olds
and upward; selling; purse Sl.I70.4l;
six and a half furlongs' Sweep Clean,
lls (Rice), S to /, 3 to |. s to T. FIRST:
Jy7tee. ll3 (kummeD, TO 5, / to >,
to I, second; Actress, l0J (CotiettD.
- to /, 6 to l. 3 to |, third Time,
Herd Girl, Sammy Kelly, Penelope,
Sugar Plum, also ran,
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THE WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU.
krcsds, PulitEG world building. 636s P.rk
Isi ssm for bsss.ss and p1ru.is open day snd
uiyhL - ionsy ordsrS and rsySllev' Seeh for
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The New York herald., 1921-04-24
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,

Sailed o2d str Cassanara eBrl Montreal
Arrived @3d. sfr Palisades Baiumorr.
HAMBURG. Aprl -a-Arrlted, str Mount
Carroll, New York.
HAvIE. ApTii 2i-Arryed, etr Ieerhpark
(Br). Norfolk
HONG KONG. AprA 20-saied, str Arizona
Maru tJap), seattle.
Sailed 22d str Cross Keys, Tacoma.
KOBE April l8-Ar.rCa ttr SuWa Maru
Jap Tacoma f0r Hons Kong.
LA PLATA, AprI -i-Saaed s,r Ncstrts
CBD News Tork
LAs PAL1IAs. Apdl ARRIVED. ste Coade
Wfrsdo tSpl. NeW or3aana for "a ~.
LIN ERpOOL. Apr. 2J-ArriNed, str Aac!..-
raw tIirJ, NeW ACrh
Arrived I'D s'r Wezs Quechee, Norfolk.
Sailed 2S0, Str NctasaIia tbr), Montreal.
LONDON April ~ Arrived. str valscla
CBs1. New York.
Arrived "a. str hutchinson New Orleans
via Charleston.
MOIAENpo Apui gi-Aruyea. strs
Argcsy, Charleston santa Elsa, New York
Via C2llao.
MONTREAL. April 22-Arryed, str yeausia
(Br} London.
NAPLES, Aprn tc-Arriyed suS puca
desil Abruzzi dtaD New York; Argentina
(Itai) %.
Sailed 10th. stns Fardinando Pa4aaciano
qtaD. from Genoa for New York: Western
(Br) Hampton Roads
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SAILED.

sirs Narragansett (Br), London. Chirripo
J3rl, saH.a Marta Santa Luisa, Callao and
Mollendo Calainares. Havana; Cornish City
CBD. Norfolk: Minnedua. Pirnental and
Eten; Fort Victoria lBrl, Bermuda; Lake
Allen, Ca!barien; Jefferson, Norfolk; Zee
land CBr). Antwerp. Columbia OBJ, Glas-
gov; CoTranche, Charleston and Jackson
vlile Mexico. Havana San Lorenzo San
Juan; Ryndam (Dutch) Rotterdam.
Strs Orizaba, Havana, CoriTIla and BIZ
s]eso III sud Ciaivestcn: MaSsile (Iir) Bc<s-
totl, Liverpool and Glasgow; Bardlc (Br) I,
IA3rdCn; Salon (s7v), Baltimore and Maiino :
!roructs. Monte Christi ami Puerto Plata :
TrIghton CNor). Gtbara. Dorothy, Puerto
Plata and Sanchez; Takaohn Maru (Jap)
Galveston. Nagnsa.ki And Shanghai; Sheef
Field (Brl Cardcnas and Sagua Clan Mac
kinnon (Br). Norfolk.
Strs Creole, New Orleans; Princess Ma
toika. Naples and Genoa Brighton INor).
s@iied ed. str wiilfaro. San Pedro and
San Francisco.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(reGuced 10 sea lrveD at New York on Sat.
urday April @3 1921, nj AM, rs reported
by the fnitad states Weather Bureau, was
tWeufy-nlpc and eiTAtr aundredths l29.S9l
inchcs Thia closely np9rOEiinatas sersn
hundred ana l,fiy-yiN sud atnc-tcf.aa ls8.H)
nilllinetr!s captains oe ali ve1sela TOW
lylns iu 81 neat me port1 ~ New YORK aua
Brooklyn can adyuntr gtolaly use shc above
Official tata Tor obssrrins whether their
own parometera rcqtiile any consider able
correction Of adjust Geiit.
Wind al Sandy Hook. PM, SIC; over
cast. foggy. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
CLEARED.

lFrom L. s. Naval Communication Service
Str vesmonia GBr). Irving. London
Cunard Steamship Go. Ltd,
Str vanoohte, Spinney. London--Isobert L
Hague.
--SAnderson & Son.
-seager steanIahip Go. Inc.
American Lines, Inc.
Pa.errno aald Nnples--J w Elwe,l a. co.
Str Steol Tsngineer Guinness. Ceuoa, Mar
ssilless, &c, via gsalti1nore--Isthmian I.ine.
mantle, Adelaide, &cc-Funch. Edge Co..
pNancisco, &C, via Panama Canal-United
American Lines, Lno.
Str Dorothy. Higgins. Puerto Plata, San
chez &c--Bull- l-Tneuler Line.
str General II Hodges. Larsen, Ci1s.
tobal, Buenaventura. &c-Panama Railroad
Steamship Line,
Robert l. Hague.
Puerto p!a:a &c-Clyde Steamship 20.
Stf san Lorenzo, Foss. Ear Juan, Ponce
and Mayaguez-New York aud Porto &'l5
str Orizaioa. o'Keete. lie yara. Cornnna
and samtander--New York and cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
Atlantic Fruit Co.
str Mexico, Jones. Iiavana--New York and
Cuba Alai Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
By United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.

distances given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Abercos 1890 w Columbia River PM 21st.
oanapsa Ala"nau1a = t4i s san % FPanoisco PM 2ist
Aladdin 90 w Sand Key 22d.
Allianca 2rO NE Cristobal I'D.
Annetta 40 S Overfals 22d.'
Arapshoe $50 Scotland L V 2Sd.
Arto f25 $ Hatteras ed.
Atlantic Sun 20 s ovsrfslls sd.
Bar Harbor Il Sc SonlDrero 22a.
Belvedere $50 = Ambrose 18TH.
3oston Bridge lat ~ -, Ion 70 % I'd -.
Broad Arrow 2,343 w San Pedro PM alst
CaNabaAas f64 s Fonwlck J. Y ed
caracas 49I 5 Ambrose 22d.
Carplaka 257 T. Charleston e2d.
Catherine 400 g Scotland l. v 22d.
cerro .Azul 124 8 IIatteras I'D.
oity cty 81 81 sseTnas 81 Toa.s 5ol AMBROSE Ra szd
Clement Smith 35 s Hatteras ed -.
Colorado Springs 500 S San Pedro Pm 2fst
Conrtp. ait s Scotland ! I'D; ~
crsierowahc y SW Mon.auk Point 23d.
= & scofisld /. 100 { Seattle IN 2lat.
l1eyolcntc li5 wSW Sand Key 20,
T. lith III \ san Juan 22d
ltl Isslec f7o Hat.eras 22d.
Esparta So y Santa Marta e-d 81,
Frank & Drum 1,9f6 W Port Costa PM
Gen Geo W Goetlals 22o Scotland J. v ed
Granite State 1.1S7 " San Francisco PN
Cuff OF Mexico l25 \ Hatteras 2sd.
Gasaen f,f onfsn iaa & 8 3 3D. JpgtsF n q ga q 22d
Iloinlia lat sd 20. lon 75 10 ed.
I,orma q Y Cape Henry Esd
Hoven 80 o Ha tteras I'D.
] White S15 NE Jupiter I'D
lrIs 245 San Pedro PM e1st
E O'Seill 100 SW Ambrose I'D.
Joseph Seep 544 Ambrose 22d.
Kewanee ss sw Key West ed,
1Naf4 L Va, F
: Lake Clear lat 20 49, lon "a o3 2oth.
Lake Elenorah 1o3 Sw Gay Head sd.
aks sks Farasss RGq ss sly y qaa seoand nqe9 sd sd
Lake pepln 214 Scotland /. Y sd
lansing i;55a 2 Honolulu 8 Pm 81 aist.
Linlon go Cape Henlopen 22d
Maiden 70 SW Nantucket I'D.
Massilon Bridge 800 Y Ambrose 2Id; 81 80,
Natsoiiia 466 w San Francisco PM isl
Maui Maui i.e9i W San San Francisco Fsl PM 2ist.
Melrose II Z by n Block Island a3d.
Mendocino 1870 W Key West 22d
Mon1us 1Ss S Jupiter 22d
Moosehausic 81 Iiatteras o3d.
Munalhro $50 n Jupiter 22d.
New York 800 SW Hatteras I'D.
Newport 40 from Balboa PM ed.
Nile los Ambrose a3d.
Old North State 954 u Ambrose I'D.
Opeika 455 Cape May 22d.
Usage 375 e Ambrose ed.
passaic Bridge l7o u Guantanamo 2lst.
Pastores o51 y Ambrose I'D.
Pittsburgh Bridge 460 l. Ambrose 22d.
Port Melbourne i60 Balboa 22d.
f Hanna ,446 w San Francisco FL
2ist.
Rochester 4s y Hatteras a3d.
San Florentino 1a5 NE Hatteras ed.
salina "a r Honolulu = PM 2ist.
San Ricardo so u San Juan .2d.
Santa F1avia 20i San Francisco Pm
2lst.
Steel Age 10 $ capc Maysi 22d.
Shena ndoah 20 ESE Jupiter 22d.
Solitaire q u Sand Key ed.
ST Johns County 20 ME- Cape Lookout I'D.
81 Mlhiel IS u Cristobal I'D.
Storm King 20 II Cape Henry 23d
Sunshine ss " Jupiter 22d.
ranamo % SW Hatteras 23d
'rrpp 20 Brunswick ed.
Trontoite $50 ENW Cristonal I'D
Ulysses 200 : Cape Henry 22u.
vaxari lat II o. Ion i3 81 I'D.
v@fpip 30 s Jupiter 12d.
" II Libby 70 Hatteras 2od.
CS,ter u Munson 3oS $ Hatteras 2ed.
Nslton Hall 80 S Boston I@I 22d.
Gest Kasson 1S2 ) San Francisco g IN Dist.
West Jester 1852 w Columbia River 9 PM
2ist.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Br), Valparaiso; AfItka CDaD, Melbourne;
motor ship Pacific lSW). Tacoma.
Sailed I'D, str Laura Hal (Brl, Buena-
ventura.
BERMUDA, April 2S-sailsd, str Fort Ham
iton CBr), New York
BREMEN. April 1s-Arrived, Etrs calno,
Galveston: Eastern sword, New Orleans .
t3fh. West Rar1tana, do.
Sailed la1h. ctr Naamhok, Philadelphia.
BRISBANE. April 22--Arrivnd str Tofusu
Maru CJap), New York via Norfolk.
BUENOS AIRES, April 2l-Arrived. ctr
CaliLsto Dutch, Newport News.
Sailed INST str Salerno (Nor), New York.
CALCUTTA. April 2o-Saaed, str Tasmanic
cAi4LAo, April 22-4saGed. e,r Santa Ana,
New York.
cTIRIsTJANIA. April 10-,ArEyed str
Bound Brook. baltimore.
COLOMBO. April 22-Saiied, str West
Anne rgosa, New York.
COPENHAGEN. Ap.tl 4e-ArrlNea, str
Pontia Norfolk FOR Reyal.
CRIsTOBAL, April 22-Arrired, ssr West
Sequana, Savannah; North American, New
York: Maric0ps (.Nor1. Tampico.
Sailed I'D, strs Camden, Tampico; Astoria,
Ps1ila delphia.
Ital), from Genoa FOR New York.
GESOA. April i7--Arlfved. str lovetta
: GLASGOW, Anru e2-sailed, str Living
-ronfa fRrl. MObllr
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

Str III Sud, Pinchon, MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str Creole, Jaoobs. New Oriears-Southefui
Pnl!1lc Co.
Str Lake Fillmore. Dow. wilmington and
wiSir-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson. giorslcy, Norfolk-cld Do
Tninlon Transportation Co.
SIR lperiR 6Br), Benin, NorEo.s-James w
Elwai n Co.
str Orient, Dunnett, Norfolk-CrieTtal
Navigation Co.
Str Clan Mackinson OBJ. Thomsen, Nor
follt-Ba rber Steamship Line.
Str Hawkeye state, Diggs, Baltimore
United American Line.
Str Salen (Sw). Ho,mgren, Baltimore
Furnoes, Withy & Co.
Str Eten tpcruv) Steer, Baitimore--Peru-
Nan Steamship Co.
Str Spartan Prince Clsr) Hilbert. Balti-
nlore-Furness, Witty & Co.
STR Delaware. Robinson, Boston--Eagtern
Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Farnanl was reported early yestsrdat
b. wireless IN distress miles southeast ot
Sombrero Light, on the Southern fl0rlda
coast. The radio message Gtated fhht me
steamer had boiler trouble. tug Went ~
her assistance from Key West. The Far
nam which ief: Southampton for New Or
leans March g. had previously put u a.
Bermuda Tor repairs.
BERMUDA. Apri 22--str Lucia, from
Bombay for Philadelphia arrived here lo-
day with ctr Mojave Ia toEr: the MojaNe has
machinery damaged.
BOsroN. arnss. April 2c-Sehr Wm. Booth,
rece4lt.- ashofs a. Woods Hole f1isled
necessary repairs ond loads at SULLIVAN RI
New York.
Str Laks Faribaul,. from Charleston, Gc.
reports an unknown four mas'ed schoonss
apparently sshore between Pollock ZIP ana
South wellnoet lighthouse, Nantucket sounu.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April fI-str Havfe
Martl (Jap). which arrived to-cay, drassea
anchor and collided with French schr Halta'
which vas anchored; schooner slightly dah-
aged.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
Dancers to Navigation

Reported 10 the HydrcEraphic otilsH'l
April iC che Coss. Guard cutter Stlai
mole i,icked 10 the barge Smith Terry ~
/. witch was lost April IS about 70 mics
Sw OF Diamond Shoal iigntship.
ApriI 16, lat 23 AZ. Ion 81 ~, several hara
pine boards OF various lengths and aDout
Inches in width, appeared to nave Desh ~ l4is
water for some time.
Apr,l 5. lat s5 IS, lon "A 80. black conf
cal buoy.
April q. lat rs 80. Ion II, a derelict ahout
$50 feet lUrc, bottom up
Apr!l 10. u y q. Ion 4 y, bsrs a2eN.
m feri l,iea. lat ~ a. lou 41 80 beiE
a5o,t - feci hign IL. t2 4s lol Y ", I.
bgrt abot ~ ias. .lsie
April 10. lal ai AL ipn ~ .o, berss eng
several small GROWERS
Apr.l IL, Ia. i3 -. lou ~ ao, 4 larse sce.
berg,
lee pa.roi cutter Yamaeraw reports under
date Of April 81 Bergs n lat - ~ ioh
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NARyIIl. 81 ll--saLIea. Fl -

NARytES. April i4--saied, str Bodca y
Philadelphia.
PORTIsHFAD. April 23--Arrived GN
Dallas. Boston
PORT SAID. Aprll 2O-Arfiyed. str Cty
Madras tBrl. New York tGr Iloilo.
Arrived .z5a, str Euryloclus (Br1, 81
York for Bagavta
sailed 2oth, str koraura BID, from NMM
tonlb0 for New YORK
PORTS MOUTH. April Arrived, str " gr
Sudra Cbgl I'oTI Arthur.
no JANEIRO. April -2-.Nrrlvcd, N
AeolUs, New York sor i31en0s A.grs.
ROTTERDAM, April 2O-Salled. SITS NJ
shore baltimore -lSt. chile Maru "a
Hampton Roads. ParltEaEcn (DBtch]. do
SAN'rANDER, April l7--Ariived. N4E
N0cdle island. New Orleans.
SANTOS. April 1c-Sated. str Glend9
CBri. Nrw Orleans.
sltARPNEss. April l7--sailed. ssr Ftrf
csuit tSwt, hampton Roads.
SOUTHAMPTON, April @1-Sal!cd, .ftr L4r.
and lBr1. from AatNcrp Tor CherDgAfs Ntd
New York
SUNDERLAND, April o3-sailed. str
Eyerilda tgTi Montreal.
SYDNEY. NSW, Aprl 23-Arr.ved. ttr
Singapore Maru tJapi, Pensacola.
TRIESTE, April l+-salled .strs Emilia
CtaD, New York. H.ndustau (Brl, Montreal.
CONTINUED oN NEXT PACED
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South

SIR North Land. Boston for New York (ai
e:35 And).
Schr William Bisbee, Swans Island, Me,
for New York, with stone TO John Meohan
& Sons; vessel to A Elliot Co (at l0.vA
AMI.
q Eagle boat No 0. Newport News for
New York Cat II AM.
Tugs Honeybrooi. towing barges (at
4.45 AMI Wastmoreiand. towing tat =
Tug socony No 8. towing barge (at Gao
PM 6odl
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

West Mahonies ~ r Ambrose 23d.
West Norranus SO r. Charleston 22d.
West Seqgana ~ from Balboa nd.
Wico 4tl Il Ambrose a2d
wneatland Montana a,6os W Seattle 5 IN
Plat.
Yucatan 3t6 Scotland L esd.
Zacapa IL y Cape Maysi 2fst-
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

- ~: Tat AZ 20, lon 10 %; lat 43 IS. lon
- II. lat AZ ~, Ion 4s 40; lat 40 q, ion 70:
rs M, Ion ~ or: lat 40 06. Ion IS 55: lat
43 oa. lon - ~ large GROWER (bergs thought
ip he those reported az :l5 AM OF the
@ls9, apd III lat ~ IL. ION 20 Al, one berg
on.lrNed agroAnl IN bank.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
cco0TTNuEp FROM PRECEDING pAGE1

str MUNRO. sagua April rs and Porto
padre-16th. TO the Munson Line. with sugar.
Went to National Sugar Refinery, Yonkers.
NY.
Str vincannes Bridge. Philadelphia.
schr spindrift, Mobile April Z. Went TO
Newtown Creek Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ. April 23-3arometer a.
noon. 30.to inches; wind, r, light; weather.
fine: temperature, 43 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
CARIE REPORTS

ALExASDElA. April 22-Arrived, str King
Alfred CBr), Baltimore.
ANTWERP. April 2f--A.Hfved, str meier
fBeipl, Galveston
MONMOUTH. April 22-Ssiled, str Ras-
talla fBrl. Hampton Roads.
BALBOA, April .@1-Arr1ved, strs Durslnw
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
SPOKEN.

Shp TluEa ,Sa). Newcastle. NSW, for
liiothenhurR, April 2, lat 81 "a y, lon 40 20
W all weu.
SHIP Carl tGer) Antofagasta for Fayal
April =, lat 81 - ~ Ion ~ - w: all well
lbcln by French Str Radlolenej.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tha Transatlantic steamer Conference la 3
adap.ed the following routes, effective Inn
mcAately. Vest bound track 10 cross Ion
~ lu lat 10 10. east bound track 20 cross
Lnn ~ II lat 20 30.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Drottningholm (Swl, Guthenburg for
New York, signalled April 23, time and
distance not given. VIII dock Monday
morning.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-04-24

CONTINUED oN NEXT PACED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
QUAKER RELIEF PARTY
TO LEARN ERIN'S NEEDS.

New York, Jan. 81 Eight mem,
bers of the Sa@iety OF Friends, work
10 N the interests Of the American
Committee for Relief in Ireland, will
sail for Ireland Saturday on the Car.
mania to ascertain the nature and
extent of American aid required t
allsviate Irish suffering ana pres
sing economic needs.
{. j. France, CT Ssa:t;s, br2taeg aF
senat2r Frarce,. Of MARYLAND, MI
ka2d the delegation Of Ffi2r5S, j;
vas anpcgnced last right.
0tEe. members inciude Z BascIa5.
spieer, former editor Of tn Friends
Intelligence; Waite" G. lonEsteeta,
1,v,,5r, and WILLARD Price, architect
S.ss,lsa builder, al Of Phiiadenhai; ore2s
z{ Fg;bur, Of Greenwich, n. y, dairy
faYaars who represented the Amer;
ear Friends Service at the 1919
FrierGs' conference in Dublin; PHILIP
W. Fumes, of Richmond, Ind, CT the
Friends Relief Urit in France dur
ing the war; John c. Baker, Everett,
Pa, fer two wears engaged in agr;-
cultural reconstruction. in France,
and Samuel Duff Mccoy, New YORK.
author and journalist.
Donal O'callaghan. I.crd Mayor: d
Cork, whose status in this country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28

was that Of a seaman awaiting a
chance to. ,reship from some America
port, has dropped out Of sight.
Paris, Jan. 2S.-Eamonn de Valera.
whose presence in Frarce has been
run5ored recently, has been found at
Tours, Central France, according to
correspondent of the nswspaper
Oeuvre. The Journalist quotes the
Irish Republican leader as declaring
he proposed to travel back from
Tours by air'plane with the intention
of landing on Scotch territc--f in ths
vicinity of Glasgow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
WORK SHOES

WORE SHUES
Medium and heavy weights,
guaranteed by the manufact-
urer for 6 months against any
defect, regular $1,000 value.
special sale price $50. S4.95
Business mems shoes, lighE
in weight, guaranteed for D
months, regular $1,000 values,
special sale price, pair S6.43
BLANKETS
al wool navy blankets, regJI
lar %5.50 values, special sale
prlce 33.z2
NEE3ALl.S
Overa!Is, with bibs, values to
81 80, special sale price $l.42
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
MARBLE HILL ITEMS.

Miss Ella Felts went to Wickes Sat urday.
 Mir. Dickson has moved to the Jack Williams place.
 Calvin Mayfield of Octavia, Ok, is visiting relatives here.
 \ large crowd attended the singing at the home of Mir. Merchison Cunday. Mir. Noakes and family spent Sun day with Mir A. ]. Barber of Wander voort.
 Miss May Barnes has been absent from school the past three weeks on account of being sick
 Misses Dollie, Beula and Ila Will son, MT. Roy Noakes and Guss Wilson entered school last Monday.
 A large crowd attended the party at the home of Mir. Barnes Saturday night and reported good time. Mir. and Mrs. Ed Price of Wander voort spent Saturday night at Mir. H F. Prices home.
 C. A. Cargil, J A. Barber, J. s. Ma tions of Nandervoort and N. R. John ston of Marble Hill attended the I. o. Q, F Lodge at Hatfield Tuesday night and reported good time.
 Mrs. Boss Jackson, who lives near the steel bridge on the Cossatot, ac- cidentally shot herself Monday even ing and was taken to Vandervoort and is under the care of Dr. F. A. Lee.
 TiY,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
Pickles.
ACORN KERNELS.

Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Rowe of Mena were among friends here Sunday.
 Enos Garland has returned from a visit with his sister at Stonewall, Ok.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gilstrap were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. c. R. Hale.
 Doyle Rowe of Mena, preached here Sunday morning. He was accompan- jed by Brother Ridings.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Montier and children returned home Thursday from visit at Port Lavaca, Tex.
 4 singing at Mir. and Mrs. Frank Montier's Sunday night was enjoyed by the neighboring young people
 Mrs. Fisher, mother of Mrs. B. F. Barron, is spending a while with her daughter, and is not well at present.
 Rev. Waters of the Mena Baptist church, will preach at the school house next Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
 Homer Evans is shaking hands with Acorn friends again after an absence of good many months in Scott coun- ty.
 Presiding Elder Simmons anu Coun- ty Supt. Morden were at the school and calling on friends in the neigh
 
 Official returns from the Fort Smith State Poultry show have not yet been received but the news is good. Can give a more definite report next week. Peter McWilliam and J. c. Garland we're in attendance at a lively meet ing of the County Farm Bureau at the Farmers Warehouse in Mena Monday. The Hale and McWilliam families | A,.tI rF T l fish and fine oysters from Lavaca Bay, Tex. The compliments of Frank Mon tier.
 We can't help saying word of ap- preciation of the fine weather that we have been having this winter. Many farmers have ben getting good start on their blowing.
 The girls of Mrs. Mullins Domestic Science class gave the boys of the class New Years luncheon, preparing and serving the same in Mrs. Mullins kitchen and dining room at the teach craze. MT. Mullins and Miss Troxell were also guests and the event was much enjoyed by all
 | Seed and nursery catalogues are coming in nearly every mail now. To- gether with the fine days we've been lIdNttiB IL IHdktc Otlc tiiIilk LII | ing. And by the way, it is a good time to set out berry plants and the fruit trees will appreciate that dor mant spray that is due them at this season any time now.
 A reports of very interesting meeting of the Farmers Bonded Ware house Company and Farm Bureau will be found elsewhere in this paper. This meeting was very encouraging to the management. Especially did we ap- preciate a very good talk by Fred J Smith, secretary of the Commercial Club. It was right to the point. We will try to have something of the kind at each of our regular meet ings on the second Monday of each month. On account of better accom- modation the meetings will be held ai the court house. We urge a better attendance of all members at these meetings. Second Monday in each month at II o'clock.
 Peter McWilliam, Pres.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
OLD COVE CLIPS.

Asie Frederick is working for Jess Williams.
 James Rogers is attending school at Cove now.
 Selfie Moore was Hatfield visitor Sunday evening.
 Rev. Taylor vii preach at the church the fourth Sunday at II o'clock.
 The. young folks will meet Wednes- day night to organize B. Y. r. U.
 The young folks enjoyed singing at the s. T. Moore home Sunday even ing.
 MT. White and family of Missouri, visited Clip Little and family last week.
 Mir. Hassley of Texas, is moving to his farm that he bought from R. H. Stockton.
 Oros Stockton and sister, Miss Vera. visited at this place Saturday night and Sunday.
 Jack and Isll
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-13
uNIoN GRoYE. PosEY HOLLOW

John Combs is still on the sick list.
 Wm. Martin was in Mena Thurs day
 Jim Swiger marketed cotton in Mena Thursday.
 There will be Literary at Union Saturday night.
 Brother Dunman will preach at Union Sunday.
 Will Cox attended church at Pine Grove Sunday.
 J. M. Burnett and daughter, Miss Bessie, have moved to Mena.
 Judge Mills expects to move to his place in the hollow this week.
 Mir. Klud has moved from Texar- kama back to his farm in Posey Hol- low
 A. F. Abee, an old settler of Polk county, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Abe Cox.
 The party at Mir. Swiger's home Thursday was we'll attended and en- joyed by all present.