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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
New Shiny Dollars
to Come From Mint

BAN FRANCISCO. July 2o.--The
United States mint hero today ~
sumcd operations and Is going &c
coin new shiny dollars for the first
tins In several months. Az soon M
the work In satisfactorily started
tho mint win work ~ hours a day
In turning out tho now dollar
which are authorized under the
terms OF the Piitman replacement
act
Retiring Mint Superintendent r
w. N. Shannhan. has just finished
the task OF counting t<s7.Sso.isz.s3
when he nnizhed the new superin.
tendent II. J. Kelly. gave him = 70
ceipt for that amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
CITY CARLINES
SHOW GOOD Cam
$45, 154 Profit This Year; $775,4 23 Loss
Same Period Last Year

the first six months Of this yeaf
were ;3.fiI.sss. and the total ~
penses aggregated s2.bbS,sii. Mie
celianeous revenues amounted u
tz5,5s4. Ecccsmry deductions from
the gross income. 10 pay interest -
bonds, etc. were listed at sf5l,sfz
and tio5.27i is charged up 20 the
red side Of the ledger on properly
retired.
Funds placed aside for payment
OF the railway are not included In the
report, aitho the usual monthly de-
probation charge Of $4,000 ~
charged against the lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
AID Concern Changes
Its Corporate Name

BY recent action OF the board Of
directors, the corporate name OF
Botsford. Constantine & Tyler. ad.
vertising agency. Portland and So
attic. has been changed 10 Botsford.
Constantine company. The interests
OF i. s. Tyler were purchased In
January by G. r. Constantine and
David NJ. Botsford.
II is announced that the change
of name indicates no change at this
time In the clientele or management
OF the company. The officers are c.
p. Constantine. president: David NJ.
Botsford. vice-president. and IL. r.
Failing. secreary.treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

N. Y. Sugar and Coffe'

ssgsr-Rav. tAse: GRADUATED Sxaso
csffee-Ho Rso. spot. sxosxe NJ I;
No 4 ssntoA ~ esse IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Masons Will Attend
Wayfarer Wednesday

Members Of Masonic bodies are go.
ing to sit together In five sections
or the stadium next wednesday
night. Masonic night for The Way,
farer." according to announcement
OF Horace j. Bywater, commits
sioner.
These sections are Nos. 10. ~. II.
ls and 20. The box stalls and re.
served seats in these sections are on
sale now at the Masonic clubrooms.
fifth floor Of the Arcade building
and at the Arena, on Fifth av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
T ourists and Car
Fall Into Tree

ESTES PARK, Colo. July 20.--Be.
Ing passengers In touring car
which ran off the highway In Estes
park and fell 20 feet into the top OF
a large tree was the experience OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Brown, Michigan
tourists, here today.
The unusual occurrence happened
yesterday, when Brown lost control
OF the machine. He and his wife
crawled down the tree to safety. I,
required several hours to release the
car from the treetop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
FEAR FOR LOST
GIRL and YOUTH
Young Pair Still Mysterious.
ly Missing

According IN roport pl,oncd
In % tho sherfffs office Wetine>-
day. Dorothy Norman and I'd
Ruekcr. both II. who have b~cn
missing from Lake Buricn since
Saturday night. were snrn nj
Angle Lake. thru miles south
enst Of Lake Burien. Sunday
morning.
Tho boy and girl. who had known
each other only five days. attended
tho Lake Burien Boosters' dance to
gethcr. Ed Rucker told friends he
WINS taking his partner home. After
disappcaring up the road. neither
was seen again.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ~. Graham. OF
Lake Burien. tho giri's uncle and
aunt with whom she was staying.
and the boys mother do not agree
with the sherifrs office In the belief
that an eiopement has taken place.
They fear an accident or foul play.
and are searching the country about
Lake Bur,cn.
Dorothy Norman was visiting her
e8lt eftA bbttE ttVfil b'I tttttt SO
Bellingham. when she met Rucker.
According to them. there was no sign
OF n love affair on either side.
Tho girl In five feet two and half
inches in height and weighs It's
pounds. She IN light compiexioned-
when leaving home. Saturday night.
abe wore a brown plaid skirt. n pink
sweater. brown stockings and low
brown shoes.
Ruckcr is fair oompicxioned i've
feet eight inches. and weighs $50
pounds. He wore a Hight suit
II il believed By the sherifrs office
thai tho couple are working some
where In the berry fields. where
Ruclser wanted 20 find work. but met
with difficulty because Of the grow.
crs' objection 20 hiring single men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

CLEVELAND. July 20. - Dele.
gates TO the National Federation Of
Business and Professional women's
clubs today plunged into the first
real business Of the convention
Round table discussion on the
work Of state declarations was the
program for the greater part OF to
day. Helpful work the convention
can undertake was considered In
executive scssion under the leader.
ship Of Miss Ida Anderson, Indiana,
chairman. Finances and the club
program for issi-is2s also were be-
ing discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
POULTRY

POULTRY
rrScss Paid BY Wholesale Ds~isss
10 Nhipp<Vp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Well, He Was Glad
for Her, Well Bet

Patrolman A. Il. sandeli is not
overly joyful Wednesday. Sandcll.
while managing traffic at Second
ave. and Union st. Monday. found a
woman's beaded handbag containing
s106.39 In cash and sunburst
brooch. set with diamonds. valued
at about $500.
Mrs. John Campbell. 4o4 Terry
ave. called at police headquarters
and established her ownership to the
valuables. Under the police regula.
tions. the valuables would have
gone to Sandell II they had gone un.
claimed for six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
GOLD STNCK GAINS

Loans of all American banks now
total s37.5oo. 900 ZOO.
This is 5000. 100000 less than =
year ago.
II puts the backs IN q stronger 20
sition.
The nations stock OF gold now is
about ss.soc. 900. ooe--a gain Of more
than half a billion dollars In year.
Plenty OF call money at 5 per cent
now. A year ago. the rate on call
loans was 10 to IL per cent
Purchasing power OF the dollar. In
wholesale markets. has nearly dou.
blcd since a year ago. Enables busi.
ness men to do the same volume Of
trade on half as much money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
BUSINESS
Failures
DECREASE
Financial Side Of Depression
Nearing Close, Experts
Declare
ny ALBERT APPLE

Business failures are decreasing.
both in number and In liabilities. ae'
cording 60 r. @. Dun a Co. reports.
This means. bankers say. that the
financial side OF business depression
Is nearing its close.
The number OF business mortailtics
has been declining since January. In
the matter OF total liabilities UNPAID
hills. delinquent bank loans. etc). the
crisis was passed In March.
Here's Dun's table Of failures since
the FIRST OF the year. by months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
DENVER BANK CLOSES

DENVER, July 20.--Slow paper
was given as the chief cause for the
closing of the Denver State bank.
state examiners said today. after
making an investigation Of the az.
fairs OF the institution which closed
its doors here yesterday.
The bank. OF which w. v. Mat.
thews, Omaha, Neb.. In president. had
deposits of $4,000 and a capital
stock OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

July fs---str Admiral Dewey from Van
couver. n. C.. s;ts .. m
July :e-s,r weetham from Hrfssah Co
iumhis por,s at noon: str West fstrta
from Portland. Me-. 10 a. M. str West
katsn from Hamburg. sits . IN. U. a
4 Tenneasss from san Diego. IL o. m
sailed
July i,--str YalsA FOR poasen. ff:se p
m: str Alameda for Anchorage. south
western via Southeastern Alaska. 7;fs ..
IN. str paksr Msru for Tacoma. $50 p.
m-: str steel Worker for New York. )
p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
SAILS FOR ALASKA

With more than 100 round.trip ex
cursionlsts on the passenger list. the
steamship Spokane. In the service Of
the Pacific Steamship company
sailed for Southeastern Alaska points
on her regular summer excursion
schedule. Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
SAYS ROUGH HUBBY
HEAvES HER OUT;
SHE ASKS DIVORCE

Charging that her husband
hnbltuaily throws her out Of the
house. that he has threatened 10
blow her head Off" and has an
ungovernable temper which re.
suits In much dish breaking. Mrs.
Lena Palitxka filed suit for al.
vorce "Wednesday against Albert
Palitzka. and asked for the Gus
tody Of their three minor chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
It's All Up to the
Council, IL Ruling

Power to dispose Of municipal real
estate II vested exclusively In the
city council. Corporation Counsel
Walter r. Meier ruled wednesday. In
answer TO a query propounded by
James z. blackwell. superintendent
OF buildingA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
BAsIc INDUSTRIES

Steel depression reflected In low
beehive coke output--oniy $4,000 net
tons In week ended June rs. That's
seven-eighths less than same week In
1890.
Lumber trade shows definite trend
to normal conditions. says A. r.
Kricchhaum. Eastern editor Of trade
journal. Lumber.
Foreign trade OF United States with
South and Central America viii re
vive In the fall. says p. L. Bell. com.
missioner. department Of foreign and
domestic commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Will MANAGE NEW LINE

X J. Ringwood. formerly OF Sc.
attic, and at one time vice president
and general manager OF the Pacific.
Alaska Navigation company. tho pre-
decessor Of the Pacific Steamship
company. win be general manager on
the Pacific coast OF the new limo that
the Compagnie Generate Transatian'
tiaue will start between Europe and
the Pacific coast shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
CAPT. McNOBIE APPOINTED

II. c. Cantelow. assistant general
manager OF the Pacific steamship
Co. Tuesday announced that Capt
r. L. McNobic had been appointed
superintendent OF terminals for the
Admiral line. effective August l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Robert G. Saunders, United States
district attorney. who has been Ill
since Friday. was reported improved
"Wednesday. He Ls In Virginia Ma
son hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

TAroosH ISLAND. July ,e-t A. NJ.
Rising barometer. cloudy; wind south
west. II miles an hour. passed In. str
Santa Ines. Z o m. Y. 4 dc~sroyers Sos
STA 80. az $40 q m. rassed out sit
u. a drstroyers. at q y. m. and four at
fsxe p m.s a twc-msst stcamer. al : o.
M Outside. bound In. q flsemast bark
ontinc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

~ ~ ~
FIRST nigh Tide
5sss n. m. lea n,
tfr-t lew tide
ttseA q M, ~0f a..
second High Tide
sas y m. MS n
second low Tide
ii;ts y m. az n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Seatflc's strert car system
cleared u net profit Of st5,iJt
during the first six months OF
1921!
Tho Ioss NJ the corresponding
period Of 1920 was f775,fz3.
These are figures compiled by
state examiners and made public
Wednesday by Mayor Caldwell.
THE. showing is indeed favor.
able Caldwell remarked. indicating
the big dccrease In operating cx-
penses and tho increased revenues
due to the STA cent token.
The total operating revenues for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Cab Wheat

CHICAGO. July 3e--cArh wheat
No; ,.d si.sssiss5; No; r.a
X. ha ara. ,i sc is Iis No hais ard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Lummi canneries receive 1900
fockcyc salmon q day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Reported by Wireless
o. q Naval CsaasssossSsas

yuiy is-srr West csmargs. san Fran
cisco for Seattle. off Cspe Bianco. . ..
m . str Admiral sebr~e. san Francisco for
Seattle. sfe miles south 81 Cape Eiaftery.
: ,. m: str santa Inca san frsnetsco foe
Tacoma. ses miles north Of san fran-
essro. >. tn str West fson. Seattle for
Yokphama. sss miles from Caps Fiau~ry.
3. M. ctr Lyman Stewart. Seattle for
san Francisco. ia miles from san Fran-
cisco. Z p m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

SOUTH END
stan 80. pork plea for roe. veal
1oAG sec n stAf ~. aait pork. ace n. {.
bacon. :se n. rienicS isc 10. stain I.
each. cookies. ise dox stall -. butter.
eec NJ; eggs. s,e dex: peanut butter.
ma 3Sc Stall ~. SWEET corn. Use drx- I.
eucumbsrA SOC dx. cAuitfiover. ice each
SAL ~ pot roast. lee NJ; boiling bsss
- y; veal stew. lee n. stall 20. pure
SALAD on si-ss gal: navy beans. sc n:
1assa lara sse ds2
FIKB PLACE
sian ~. hest AmsrscAa eans sss.z.
"a Sac. os-se - lee BA stall 70.
nssA niik. . a. SIAN q. tan can Bor.
peanut bvstef. lee D.; ruiAmsek chees~
3<c -. staii -. enoies young samoa.
lie ID large Norway herring. for tse-
stall tszS. Jelly sisses tse dos: raro-
wax lsc- staii -. new potatoes. . ma
n; No. can pineapple, sse: TIA
stan ie,. pure Americas b<rry cane
milk. se At stall ~. good ersamsry
butter. ate n: honey. tsc pit. ssc at
stall III. corn. for ssc and Z for 3sc.
home grown green string beans. -sc 10
stall III. fresh roast pork. sec n:
home made mayonnAisr. see 10. stall 81.
home made mayonnaiss. Csc ~: home
made Thousand Island dressing, soc N.
Stall a. s5-D- boz dried grapes. Ss@2s:
pure Mocha and lava coffee. <sc N.
stalls s-1-s. steer steak. ise ~: fresh
liver. Sc n: beef stew. Sc n. stalls tt-
-. Hiirs red can coffee. tee. ~ na
elst: bars Creme on soap. .sc-
CORNEB
Stan 1s3, best fresh ehurn~d butter,
&c n. ms Use: Cooperative milk.
tail cans zoe; mild full cream cheese.
soc b. Stall .. mutton chops. fsc N. :
lard . ba use. stan ~. whole silver
cannon. ssc each: kippersd salmon. 2sc
NJ: Finnan hsddis. soe 10. stan 1is.
~: lamb steak. $50 n. stall lie. sliced
pineapple. zoe and s5e can: Post Toassies
Or KeiieKs's corn flakes. lie pkg Stalls
1875. Booth sa<dsnes. isc can. SOUS. &c
can: big can tomatoes. Ice
ECONOMY
Stall -. best American cane sugar.
ma see, ss.so per sack Stall 81. very
cheese. zsc N. Stalls zo-2f. eantzloup~s.
Z for sse; solid tomatoes. rSe NJ: cur
rants, boxes 25e- stalls s7-zs, Iapton's
tea Sc NJ: : bars Crystal White soap.
3sc: . bars Royal White soap. csc. stalls
liza. lamb roast. Ice NJ. pork roast.
zoe 10; pot roast, 100 rb. Stall %.
whole salmon, zoe; silver salmon. Use
m: salmon trout. &c 10. stats T-s-s
Rsiiancs coffee. In. can ssc. an. csn
sf.fs. TN. can ma: small cans Fed
erai milk. zsc.
WKSTLAKE
stalls 1917. 5 bars Lenox soap. ise
Van Camps pork and beans. Toe. i5c, 3se
Stai los. 3 lbs. toc coffee. 81: navy
beans SC 10; campbeirs soups, loo can
Stalls 14-fs. boiling beef. Toe NJ: steer
shoulder steak, 15c n: hamburger and
sausage meat. fahc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

TACoMA--Max Hertz. 10. miss.
Ing. Last seen at Point Defiance
park; had Sl7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

NEW YoRK-Almeric Hugh Pa
get Gord Queenborough) marries
Edith Starr Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

fan rsanei.eo--Juiy .c-ssr Queen
from San Pedro OF Point Sur With dts
abisd machinery. TUG Sea Nonarch zone
20 her assistance and viii TOW her 10
San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

A new giant plane in Uncle Sans
air fleet is equipped to carry four
tons OF bombs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

dmtth cove Isrminai--FseS A--oU I'd
moro.
Bell Street Observation-Disclosures weed.
bury. Hsref~ccd. u. 4 c. q tralnins
ship vickshurg.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termfnaf-str Al
rnirai watson.
Pier s--r. a ~. G. Saturn.
Pier z--Motorship Ozro.
Pier Str West Jester.
Pier A--str Admiral Holman. ssr West
Isi~ta-
Pier p-ssr Admiral Dewey.
Union Pacific TerminAl-ar Wsss Kasan
u. g. Shipping Board MoorfnRs--sts
Eastern Glen. ctr DsiroaA. str fconi.
urn. ctr westward Ito. str Anna e
Morse. str West HartiAnd.
Standard on pock--Motorshfp Apsx
stacy street TsrmtnAi--U. q. G a. Burn.
aide.
SPOKANE street Tsrniaai-u. 4 L q
Hsiiss
Todd Dry poeks--str Eidridg.. str We.
nateh.s. ctr Ksys'ons STATE. ship CHI
Amss rard--s.r Roosevelt.
Standard Boiler Work. Doek---sty Fat.
tsrson.
Heffsrnan poek-Mosorsnip Boobysf,s,
str Valdez. str cerdovA
Stream-U. r. hospital ship Mercy. q. q
n. Tennessee
winsiov MaraHs Rafivsy--Schr Bain.
bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Ship News
Tides in Seattle
RspAv
July "a

July "a
FIRST High Tide
tiaf a M. iei n.
FIRST lew Tide
iiE3p a m. - 8 n.
scrcad High Tide
ssSt D. NJ ia n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

sPOKANE--A r. West browns at
Liberty beach In effort to rescue
Miss Florence Relnhardt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Wednesday, QsssasisnsD
xuSuiahed By L. ". Manning . O.
Ussi<v mstsi 1Saitding


Portland Market Status
Ts6ayss osssaatsss
csstfe--gsoefpsA ;ss. Marhst steady.
caeses steer. sa1sof.st. fair 70 god
hsifsrs. sassos; essosr,. si.seaGs.
taitA sssoOise; calves. tttsetL
nE-Rsesip'A "a AArkss weak. 10
assss-R.s.,s,. Ira x.rs.s steady.
BatsSw--soe IN
Chesne-ske ~
EgrS--tse dos.
Hens-lse sse 10.
Denver Live Stock
Tcday's ossesst~as
csttie-neesipts. SEQ. Market steady.
sse>rs. ssTsvs:s: COWS and hsifers.
sso5: s,ecksrs and feeders tekss:
calves. sbel
lower. TOP. s,ss. bulk. tAtseSsa
shesv-nsesipts. 80 Market nominal
fAmhs. s,ss0,Tt: ewsa. NeAss.
wsshsss tAss0tss.
San Francisco Produce
Tsasy's Qusastss~s
B.sssr--EstraA tse III. prime nrssa
t5ho ID
Cheene-Csiifornia nata. fancy. 1se m
ESg~-Extrss titc doE. firsss. fsxe
dons No. 1 dirties. ssc dor. Extra pull
lists. sse dox: undsrsirsd puiista sse
dos
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
TedAy's oussAatsas
S~g~r-Rav. ttse: GRADUATED t<3so
csfsee-No Rso. spot sxesxe NJ I:
No ssnteA ~ esse Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Chicago Car Lott

wheat. 7ts cars. cora. iss cars: oats.
Foreign Exchange
NEW FORK. July se-ror-fgn sr-
change opened eAxy today. Sterling.
ts.ssS. off Y: frsoos. steT7t. lire.
to.e<ts: marks. to-ofts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

San rranei.co--Juiy .e--Arrived. 81
r3.is LuckenbAeh FROM Seattle. ~ . m
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01
Sunday School Picnic

The annual Sunday school picnic of the South Methodist church was held Tuesday at the iron bridge on Board Camp creek. One hundred and ten enjoyed the occasion and were under the charge of Superintendent Olney and Pastor Harrel Cars to the num- Der of fifteen were furnished by Messrs. Morden, Watkins, Dr. Baker, Frost, Pride, Robinson, Green, Har- rell, Black, Lauck, Olney, Scott, Win ters, Looney and Reed, and it was necessary for only two to make a sec ond trip on the return. The water and some 60 large melons vied in making the occasion a pleasant one. The start was made at o'clock in the morning and all were gone before 10. All returned home before the shower. There was not a single in- cident to mar the pleasure and every one reported it to have been the best picnic vet held.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01
ETrNGs AT sTILwELL PARK
Htacostal Church of God in Charge,
 All Welcome.

While Mena's business men are try IE< to get the great Methodist As- 6eIHbly permanently located nearby, 61other religious denomination has d6tIded upon Mena as an assembly aIfe and is preparing to open it's first n{16ting Thursday. Preparations are 16W under way for the opening serv- ic& of the Pentecostal Church of God a11cmbly on Stilwell Heights.
 While the meetings are said to be k1enominational, the Church of God VIII have charge of the services that III expected to attract followers of '<1is faith from all parts of the South land. Already leaders and workers have come from Texas and Missouri md the expectation is that the Mena ===@.nbly will he the greatest of it's kInd ever held in this section.
 large tent will be used for the 441embly hall. The canvas was sent tc Nena from Eldorado Springs, Mo-, md will be erected on commanding 1it< in Stilwell park. The work of
 ~<ting the assembly ready is in e14rge of Rev. lobe and Rev. Des-
 9[ers. Evangelist Lloyd Shamklin oz Springville, Ia., is expected to take 1N active and leading part in the ses- sIcns, which will last for the coming {W6 weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01
l|''|R|E[AT MOVEMENT
 10 AID SOLDIERS
<-,s...Ijp Squad in Mena September *e xdiust Claims for Polk and Ad- t11oinq Counties-After Decem-
 lcr 1e. 1922, Will Be Too Late

roeasure of importance to all ex-
 .~v;ee men of the late war was ,szzed by Congress recently. The bill svaa rassed August 9, and the pro- ,;@;ons of the bill unite the depart .xs.tx of the war risk insurance, the I.45sed States Public Health Service Saa the federal board of vocational t..a;.,;ne under one head, to be known 4t 4be Veterans Bureau.
 When the three divisions of the .,,vernment's philanthropic agencies
 ..<.. .,rpanized under the one head ',.S ,,amed the Veterans Bureau the sis*es were moved to the War Risk s..:;ss;np in Washington, large H. s}Ss-v building covering half block <f f street. and Vermont aveiue. The ,,e.< airector of the bureau appointed s5 f6e president is c. R. Forbe, and hz ik responsible to the president of the United States. =,
 l:pnpress then passed another bill which provides that from the date of 131ssaee, June Is, 1921, to Is months finn the date that all men claiming I'sl1nensation or vocational training rr1Sf have applied prior to December 16. 1922. This date is important to Eff nx-service men who have any claim aoninst the government. The bill 1s6z passed in order to expedite the rrork of bringing the country back to
 norrnalcy."
 iirf the items of interest to all ex- <<r4fce men is just how they can se- 1t.ra this compensation that the gov S2I,14cnt offers to all who were in any wax to any degree incapacitated, e61sed by their service. It IS hard n1atfer to get the man who was in- rsuacitated to let the government k0ow about it, and to remedy this 1E<I Government has sent cleanup <<6& thruout the state looking up tk6xe men who have been either too zf15|d or who are ignorant for some 0{Esr reason of the opportunity that tEeV can avail themselves of for the
 Ihe clean up squad will be in Mena FxiIay, September and will make h68dduarters at American Legion hall. III former service men who have cI&ims against the government should nrnear at this time and report. The tIeen up squad will be here to help tt6 former service men of Polk, Pike, M61tgomery and Scott counties. Ev- one is requested to bring dis c|1<Re papers with him.
 omen who saw service with the <(6rnment can apply as well as
 The squad will gladly help file adjust claims for compensation, 1 Ical treatment, disqualification and x6E&tional training.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01
Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Polk Coun-
 ty, Arkansas-Anna Walraven,
 Plaintiff, vs. Oliver Walraven, De-
 fendant.
 The Defendant, Oliver Walraven is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 31st day of August, 1921. w. L. PARKER, Clerk. Norwood & Alley, Atty. for Plntff. W. N. Martin, Atty ad Litem. First Pub. Sept. i. Last Pub. Sept. 22.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-01
Three Stalks. 1s Good Ears.

Corn that is considered real corn is the kind that Nj. Keesee has raised this year on his little farm below Be- thesda Springs. He brought three stalks out of an acre field to Mena Monday and left them on exhibition at Hamilton & Horner's office. The three stalks bear thirteen good sized ears of corn. The grower stated the variety is what is known as Hastings Prolific and he sent t. Georgia for the seed