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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-08
RATES
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
v. S. PATENT
MINERAL SURVEY NO. 1898
SERIAL NO. U514SO

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN thai
William r. Cowan, whose postoffice
address is Bisbee, Arizona, on behalf
vi himself and co-owner, Chase l..
rurdy, whose postoftce address is the
same place, has made application foI
d paLent Tor the fouowlug lode min
ing claim, situated Ill the Warren Min
ing District, CocnlSe County, Stale "a
arizona, IN Sections II and Is, T. %
s., X. 70 T., and oeCtions ( and 10,
L. 20 s., X. "A b., Il. a. ,. X. b. d. M,
winch Claims is described as fouows:
VERDE NO. 1HhEE: beginning d,
Cor. No. L, the n. h. Cor, whence
Inc Cor. O1 secs. Il and IL, T. 70 s.,
IL. % h., and Secs. and Is, 7. 20 s.,
II. "a h., u. ~ >. II. Is. q NJ, hrs. S.
oi ueS. Il sec. W., $500 it.; thence ,.
. ueS. u sec. L., l,0UU.J fl. 20 Cor
40. Z, The ). h. Cor; thence S. Is
ueS. ~ min. ". !bUU.O ii. to Cor. No.
), me ). W. Cor: thence n. o deg. L.
INN. W. l,0U0.U IT. to Cor. No. 4, the
n. w. Cor; thence n. ~ deg. 40 mih
~, UUO.U II. 10 Cor. NO. l, The place
Vi beginning, containing ID net area.
OF z0.150 acres.
Ine alnenued Location notice OF Sail
VEhDE' NJ. 1HRElI claim is .ecorG
Ell III the County RecoI der Office
CUuIIoe County, Arizona. in BOOK 81.
I.ecUruS vi Mines, a. page o25.
adjoining claims: Last, Verde Nc.
Q ioue, uusurvey ed, owned by G. "
ItainDo, ct al. South, Survey No. 34y,
aqul Scout lode. Nest. Survey No
j IN, Fe.de NO. 2 lode; Verde No.
IOue, unsurNeyed, owned by c. w
Itdmbo, ct al.
Z HAS. l.. MARSHALL,
Register.
United States Land Office, Phoenix
Arizona, July Is, 1921.
First publication 7-I5-21.
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MONROE PACT IS
PUzzLING LEAGUE:
CONTINUED FROM PAGu oNE)

CONTINUED FROM FAG: ONE)
an observer here, but the accredited
delec ates have not arrived.
The committees of the assembly be-
gan work today noon, and will sit
daily. The first act of the committee
on amendments was to reject the
amendment proposed by Argentina
that all sovereign states should be
members of the league unless they vol
UNFAIRLY abstained from membership
1t was on this question that the Ar
genuine delegation withdrew from the
first assembly.
The league of nations assembly to-
day sent a note to Secretary Hughes
notifying him Sweden had filed two
. treaties with the United States The
treaties, presented for registration, in
clude royal ordinances concerning
recognition Of American passenger
boat certificates. signed at Stockholm
on May 10; and a circular issued by
the secretary of commerce at Wash
ington regarding examination of for
eign passenger steamers.
Root Is Favorite
1t was said in League Of nations
circles today that Elihu Root prob
ably would be elected a judge of the
new International court of justice in
spite Of reports Of his declination TO
accept. 1t was said his decision was
not regarded as final, and that friends
of the league in the United States
had declared there still were hopes
that he would accept.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-08

l2E ~ ,y!.s|||l(|.g|| rs

NEW YORK, Sept. Z. - trading in
the stock market today was cnarac-
terized by another vigorous drive
against shorts VINO again covered ur-
gently as the buying movement at
aimed broader dimensions.
Most of the days happenings were
helpful to the constructive SIDE, en-
praclnS such factors as easier call and
lime rates, stronger indications OF in
iustrial revival, and a sharp Iecov.
cry IN the leading foreign exchanges.
The latter development was ascrib-
ed manly to heavy buying of cotton
oils by British, French and German
interests, this co-incldlng with tnoth-
er furious upturn in cotton options.
Oils featured the dealings, but de-
mand for steeis, equipments, motors
and rails was sufficiently large To
strengthen the impression that va
rious bull pools mad re-entered the
market.
Mexican Petroleum registered a
5ross advance OF 612 points to level
nearly 80 points over its recent MIN
mum price and affiliated stocks, such
as Pan-American, Asphalt common
and preferred, Houston and Royal
Dutch, gained ~ to 3 points
Other strong features comprise
iulf States, Crucib.e ana United
o,a.es steels, American and BALDWIN
Locomotives, railway steel spring,
american Car, General Electric,
chandler, leading sugars and tobacco
and junior transportations, especially
500" and western and southwestern
-,.oups. Sales 100000 shares.
CaI money opened at o1a per cent
ut dropped to D before noon. Time
cams were made at 51a per cent on
Ill industrial collateral, a concession
u p per cent. The only EXCHANGES
% manifest heaviness were German
and Austrian bills, Dutch and Scandi-
lavlan remittances rallying briskly.
Old line investment rails were
imonS the strongest issues of the
load and strong bond market, COLI
:ertibles also making additional
52ins. Leading internationals were
Jariably higher and the Liberty
5roup, almost withoTt exception, show
ed gains. Sales, par value SIP 500, 900
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Finance Director
Plans Tour Of West
And South Sections

WASHINGTON, Sept. T. Eugene
Myer, Jr, managing director of the
war finance corporation, plans to
leave soon for a survey of the agricul-
tural and livestock sections of the
west and south. He said that he
wished to study conditions on the
ground and learn the credit needs OF
the farmers at first hand.
Myer also will take up with bank
ers and financiers the handling of
loans quickly and efficiently.
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notice FOR PUBLICATION
(035903 -04S37N
Department. or the Int

department OF the interior
L. S. LAND OFFICE at Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, August 81 1921.
->o.lce IS hereny gwen, that Frederick
Y. henney, OF Gen. Del. Lowell, Arizona
VINO, on Stills * 2-S-21, made Home
sIe..d Entry, No. 035903 -04S374 Iol
~. - Ma, S13NWA, INW44SWA Sec. 4
L. lJ-S., *. z6-E., ~ ~, Section s, Town
snip zz-S., Range 2i-E.. q. q ). r. Il. q
&c. Idlan, mas tiled notice of intention &c
make Inree Year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. be-
1o.e Henry g. Beumler, L. S. Commits
sloner, at Douglas, Arizona, on the 9Th
Gdy of October, 1921.
la.nlant names as witnesses:
Fillmore L. Frush of Douglas, Arizo-
ma; JAMES Afford, Earnest T., Keahey
William Witherall. all of Bisbee, Ari-
IONA.
CHAS. L. MARSHALL.
Register
First Publication %
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First Publication. 1921.

land, and General Sir Nevil Mac
Ready, commander OF the troops III
Ireland, not beng cabinet ministers,
were not present in the actual coun-
Gil, but General Tudor and other ex-
perts were in attendance to render
any service necessary.
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Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Sept 7. - Liberty
bends closed higher: 31as $S74O; first
As S87.74; second As $3.50; first 4As
$500; second AIS $S7.SS; third AVS
$919S; fourth AIS $S79S; Victory
3 34s $99.06; Victory 3-4s $1,000.
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Nj etal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. Lead steady,
spot $3.50; zinc steady, spot East St.
Louis delivery $4.25; bar silver, Amer
lean 99A, foreign 63 rs; copper
5teady 1874 0i212
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Gotten Market

NEW YORK, Sept Z. - Cotton
closed weak at declines of 200 points
from the best on all positions and Of
u to As points as compared with last
nights close.
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Countys
Clearing House
FOR SALk
foR sACe-ReAL ESTATE


FOR SALE - In Warren District,
beautiful cement and brick houses;
are you located where you wish to
spend the winter? If not let us
find what you want. Phone us
your wants. READ THIS = We
can sell you houses for one-fourth
the builders construction price.
Think of it, 20 per cent of the cost
price. You DO not have to have
S10O to buy a home; we can sell
for less than $100, cash down and
tell Us what you want. Insurance
lines, Fire, Life, Accident, Plate
Glass Automobile, Liability, Bond
ing, Burglary, Riot, Civil Comma
ton, etc. Collins d Bretherton &
Frazier. Phone 70. 81 Main St.
L.T.F z96-S-2S-tf
FOR SALE = 4-room modern house,
sleeping porch, in good condition, 2
lots; prlco $3.50, Warren.
Six-room house, completely furnished,
a bargain, at $1,000, nice home,
well located, west Boulevard, price
$4,000.
Seven-room house, partly furnished,
in good condition, Higgins Till,
price 1850.
Four-room house, corner lot, garage,
a bargain, Baskerville, price sou.
These and oCher bargains; list your
property with me tor rent or sale.
1 represent eight old reliable ti4t
insurance companies; let. me look
after your insul ancC. M. G. High,
Allen Block. Phone 90. 791-o-2S-Cf
FOR SALE = 5-.ooH, nicely luinIsn-
ed house; three lots, nuit Ices,
and Chickens, at q bargain. MA-
liam Kent, 13i-F Williams q Prlon-
ards Addition, Tombstone Canyon.
S5l-g-S
FOR SALE - Broom house furnished
OF unfinished; lots, fruit and
shade trees, we'll good water, with
tank and pump. NO. 10 Moon Can
yon. Phone 631-W. 910-9-i4
FOR SALE = 5-room furnished. house,
will take Ford car in part payment.
Isl OK. St. Call 115 OK. st.
909-9-14
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p
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following
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WAN led

improved fam with a good crop
California Bakery. S99-9-13
HOUSECLEANING wanted by gentle.
man; work guaranteed. Phone
6U4-J. S90-9-S
WANTED - Ladies or gentlemen tC
board and room in Warren, 315.
10th Terrace. Phone 390-R.
SS9-9-i1
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT-APA Ar IMENTS
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished s.
room apartment, rent reasonable;
desirable people only. Phone $50
w. 9O--J-I4
FOR RENT : Two nicely furnished
apartments, 3 rooms, private Datn,
each $40 a month, water and tele-
phone free; choice part of Warren,
one block from drug store. Phone
All. S96-I0-6
FOX Rent - Two ia Dom furnished
apartments, sleeping porches, bath,
gas. Jonn Ceron, BlacknOD View,
Warren. SSS-9-11
FOR RENT = and 4 room apart
mems, furnished modern, screen
porch. Iona 50. Art Avenue.
722-9-2O
ron n&NT FURNISHED HOUSES
tO.t IlENT = A groom furnished
house near Lowell school. Inquire
IL Montana St, Johnson Addition.
912-9-14
FOR RENT = 4-room furnished
house. near car line, Warren. Phone
SlO-J. S95-9-9
FOR RENT = 4-room furnished
house, Baskerville, between Boule-
ward and Cochise Lumber yard.
Tony Fereza. S97-9-l3-
FOR RENT - Very cheap, nicely fur.
nished Groom house; also Broom
apartment. Apply at 5 Timby Ave.
S91-9-1l
t'OR ItENI = completely furnished
bungalow, four rooms and batn,
veIy reasonable rent. 709 Shattuch
St, Warren. G. T. Dunlap. Phone
35O-J. S82-9-1O
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Furnished BY l.. J. OVERLOOK. BROLEk
correspondent Logan s. Bryan
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
HOUSES

FOR RENT = 4-room cottage, with
bath, near Cochise Row. Apply
Mrs. Sam Verran, or phone 647-J.
S93-9-11
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BOSTON COPPERS

Furnished by L. J. OVERLOCk- BROKER
Correspondent Logon s. bryor
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-08

FOR RENT = Nicely furnished s.
room apartment, rent reasonable;
desirable people only. Phone $50
w 9O--y-I4
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PERSONAL

MRS. ). X. ENYAKT, 300 BlacknoL
warren, Will open private kinder
SaTten IN the kindergarten room.
OF the old warren Scnool, Sept. II
1921. Those who nave small chi
uren OF kIndergarten age, VINO are
Interested, pIease bring children.
early Monday morning. Terms, res
ular prIce, $500 per month. YO5-Y-I.
GEM LEmEN - nave S1alLe uIa4.-
Ing lesgIns and puttees tor The sea
SoA by measurement. Lowell Snoe
hepaIring Snop, next to ,Dugan
Cleaning WORKS. SSo-y-IU
DANIEL ESTRADA, para comunicarle
asunto que lie interesa, sc la suplica
accurrir al Consulate de Mexico, en-
Naco, Arizona. S77-9-1O
FOX RENT 3 furnished hose
keeping rooms, across bridge near
Lowell school. No. Johnson Addi-
ton. 876-9-10
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cURBS

Furnished BY L. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER
Correspondent Logan 3 Byyos
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,uoNTlNUED FROM PAGE ONE,
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NEW YORK coPPERs

Furnished By L, J. OVERLOOK, BROKEl
Correspondent Logon g. Bryes
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FOX IttNT - Two ia Dom furnished
apartments, sleeping porches, bath,
gas. Jonn Ceron, BlacknOD View,
Warren. SSS-9-11
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FOR RENT - ana room apart
mems, furnished modern, screen
porch. Iona 81. Art Avenue.
722-9-2O
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
DOG DIES RESCU|NG
Y,4,FROM SOW
Collie Loses Death Battle With
Pig Infuriated by Loss of
One of Litter.

BECKLEY, w. Va. April 13.-The
four-year-old son of Clyde Scott, OF
Shady, five miles south of here, Is
lowering between life and death to-
day as result of being attacked by
an infuriated brood SOW.
A pet collie dog. hearing the child's
screams, came to the little fellows
rescue, attacking the pig and holding
on until the boys mother rushed into
the field ard, picking up the child,
quickly carried him out of danger.
The collie, unwilling to give up the
fight and the SOW, wild with anger,
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

fought on until the dog was killed.
The SOW was also badly mangied py
the dogs teeth.
The father of the child said today
that the sow had managed to break
out OF her pen while hunting one OF
her brood, which had slipped through
a hole in the fence.
Seeing the child in the feld several
hundred feet distant, the infuriated
brute dashed at him and sank her
teeth into his legs and body several
times.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Pope Receives Cardinals.

ROME, April 13.-Pope Benedict to-
day received Cardinals Mannix and
Foley in a long private audience. The
audience is believed to have been In
connection with the situation in Ire
land.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Canada TO Make Films, i,

HAMILTON, Ontario. April ia
company has been organized to pro-
duee photoplays here for distribution
throughout the British Empire. The
company has taken out Dominion
charter and is capitalized at 81, 100000.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
$l.OO Colored
Organdies, 75c

f5-inch Imported Colored Organ
dies. a very fne transparent quail
ity In good assortment Of street
and evening shades.--F'irst Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
$1.OO Tan Linen, 69c

36inch Tan Linen, = pure linen
quality, for suits, dresses and
skirts.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
35c White Suiting,
19c

3f-inch White Beach Suiting. a
heavy linen finish grade. for
skirts. etc.-FirSt Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Boys Blouses, 49c

Boys Blouses. good quality per
Gale. white grounds in Gn assort-
ment of new striped effects; sizes
9 to 16 years.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

Mill lengths from 2 to 10 yards
but as much as 100 yards alike;
full one yard wide, ~ light or dark
signs, for draperies. cushion. couch
and furniture coverings'-Fir-t
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
House Sacques, 79c

Women's Percale House Sacques.
good quality, white grounds with
neat figures; made with collar.
cuffs and belt; all sizcs.-Third
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Brasssieres, SOC

White Brassieres, trimmed in
back and front with 1eep embroid-
cry: undcrarm shields: open front
models; all siZes.-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Women's Bloomers,
SOC

womcn's Pink Nainsook Bloom
crs. soft-finish quality, made with
neat ruffle: fully re-euforced; ;
sizes 25 to 29.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
MILDLY Blouses, $1.33

Girls MILDLY Blouses. regulation
model, In plain white or navy blue:
collar and cuff STYLES: trimmed
with white braid and laccrs: we'll
tailored; sizes to is years.--Tkird
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
Plisse Crepe, 25c

27-inch Plisse Crepe. in pink
light blue and white: a fine soft
grade for underGarments.-F
EOOr.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
18c Bleached Muslin,
121c

36-inch Bleached Muslin, heavy
hrm-woven, soft-finish grade. for
general use.-Ffrxt FlsOr.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

Washable Damask Couch Covers.
so inches wide: full length: finish.
cd with knotted fringe; natural
linen color grounds with green. red
or tan stripes-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13
$500 All Wool
Serge, $1.59

4O-inch All-Wool Cream Serge.
firm close-twilled grade, for wom-
ems and childrcRs wcar.-First
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

42-inch All-Wool Storm Serge.
double-warp quality. in nsvv.
brown. burgundy. green and plum.
First FIser.
The Washington times., 1921-04-13

48-inch All-Wool Tricotinc. for
tailored suits, dresses, etc: in
black. navy blue and brown.-First
Floor.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20

opean corn borer along the Lake Erie shore in northern Ohio is matter of grave concern to Arkansas. This Eur epean invader which is considered a
 very serious pest in Austria is sup posed to have been introduced in shipments of broom corn from Europe. Altho it has been established in Mas sachusetts and New York for a num- Der of years the situation was regard ed as being well in hand because of the strict Federal quarantine which was being maintained over the infest- ed area. Later the pest was discov- cred in Canada and the Ohio infesta- ton is thought to have originated thru flights of moths which were carried across Lake Erie by strong winds to the Ohio shore The Ohio infestation threatens the southern corn belt be- cause of the fact that the Ohio river watershed is only q few miles from this infestation If the borer be- comes established over a radius of a few more miles beyond the territory at present known to be infested it will be possible for the pest to be carried Tar down the Mississippi river in floating corn stalks.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20
COMMUNITY SINGING
To Be Held in Mena on Sunday, Oct ober 23-All of Polk CoTnty
 Invited.

To the Pecrie of Polk County
 Greeting:
 All who were so fortunate as to hear the talks given by Dr. C. ". Me- Cord and Dr. H. W. Stanley were ini- pressed by the good that results from community work, SO "A new leaf is to be turned" and with that end in view a Community Singing has been arranged to be held at the Lyric next Sunday afternoon, October 23, be- ginning at 3 o'clock. The dear old hymns of sacred memory familiar to ail will be sung, also the songs of the sweet long ago. that we heard our mothers sing. The object is that thru those dear old melodies we will grow to love and understand each other better and the kind feeling that lies at the bottom of our hearts will find expression thru the joining of our voices in thanksgiving for so many blessings and love for one another. It is not Mena meeting, not a coun- try meeting. It is a Polk county meeting. Come one, come all. Tell your neighbor and bring them. A hearty welcome awaits you.
 Mary B. Wigstrand,
 Corresponding Secretary.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20
GRAND JURY HAS MUCH WORK AHEAD
Te Meet Expected Rush of Work Starts in With Night Sessions Petit Jurors Excused Until Fri
 day---Cases Passed Upon.

In order to get an early start on an expected rush of work the grand iurv held session Monday night, starting its labors soon after Judge J. S. Steel had completed the work of giving instructions. In his talk tc the grand jurors Judge Steel ex- plained at length the various laws which it was considered likely the body would have to consider in ex- amining the reported violations.
 J. k. Williams of Hatfield was named as foreman of the grand jury and Walter Nance of Mena was chos- en clerk. The body expects to be in session considerably longer time than usual this term of court. The grand jury is composed of the following men:
 D Nj. Townsend, J. T. Winton, c. E. Reyes, T. c. Merchant, A. c. Higgin- bottom, J. l.. Isman, Tom Hooper, G. K. Hale, Eph Avants, J. E. Williams, T. Nj. Duncan, F. D. Bell, F. M. Cecil, J. k. Chambers. Walter Nance, T. w. Anderson.
 Tuesday morning Judge Steel be- gan calling the cases on the civil docket and setting them down for trial. A number of cases were dis posed of and orders entered includ cd the following:
 A. M. Blodgett vs. Early X Jones ; judgement by default.
 T. A. Allen vs. A. H. Scoggin, passed for term.
 Austin Western Machinery Com pany vs. w. R. Rhodes; judgment by default.
 A. Mitchell vs. w. A. Baker, Mrs, Clara Haskins and Baby Ray Syndi- cate: judgment by default.
 B. M Clark ss. Cooper Develop ment Co.; judgment by default.
 G. W. Petty vs. Western Union Company; dismissed at cost of plain tiff.
 The first jury trial was that of l. T Keller vs. D. w. Bowers, an appeal from justice court. The issues were decided in favor of the plaintiff.
 Owing to the fact so many cases were set down for trial the latter part of the week there as no need of the petit jury until Friday, and the en- tire panel was excused Tuesday after noon until the 21st.
 A trial that is certain to attract a great deal of attention during the present term of court is the Koib murder case, set on the docket for next week. Prosecuting Attorney George Steel will be- assisted in the trial hv Attorney w. P. Feazel of Nashville, noted criminal lawyer, and they will have arrayed against them a large number of the leading attorneys of the Ninth district.
 Sheriff ]. A. Thornton has named J. g. Hinson as bailiif of the grand jury.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20
WOMAN KU KLUX OFFICIAL
 FIRED UPON AT HOME
Mysterious Phone Call Informs Att lanta Paper of Affair; Added,
 Will Get Simmons. Too.o


 Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 12.-Several 32 calibre steel jacketed bullets and the trail of footsteps that ended at the road were all county police had to start on today in their inquiry into what they characterized as an evil dent attempt last night to assassinate Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, head of the woman's department of the Ku Klux Klan.
 Five shots were fired into her bed room window of her home here, she reported to the police headquarters. and while the window glass was smashed the bullets whizzed over her head as she leaned over the bed of her daughter, Miss Doris Tyler, who was i'll. The bullets were found embed ed in the walls of the room.
 To Get Simmons, Too.
 \ mysterious telephone call was re- ceived by the Atlanta Constitution within an hour after the shooting and mans voice said: ''I just want to say that we got Mrs. Tyler tonight and We will get Colonel Simmons to- morrow" W. J. Simmons. imperial wizard of the Klan, is in Washington attending hearing by which the House rules committee expects to de- eide whether to recommend congress sional investigation of the order.
 Miss Aliff Benton of Macon, Ga. and Miss Ethel Duncan, Atlanta, a school mate of Miss Tyler, were the only other persons in the house at the time of the shooting. it was said, and the assailant disappeared, apparently getting into an automobile on the road.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20
Mena Pleases Vi. NJ. patrlck.

w. M. Patrick, home for a few weeks after long stay at Elgin, Ok. was never more enthusiastic in his praise for Mena. He says that after what he has seen elsewhere, it is a joy to come home and see the great general, and the spirit of progress existing here. He says that today there is more real improvement work in progress here than in any town he has seen in months.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-20
JUDGE STEEL WILL GIVE
 LECTURE AT BOARD CAMP

Judge J s. Steel, one of the most popular jurists in Arkansas, is ever ready to give aid to those seeking better things, even tho, as sometimes occurs, it requires sacrifice of per- sonal comfort and convenience. Tn this he frequently accepts invitations to address community meetings, and will do so at the Baptist church at Board Camp Sunday morning at II o'clock. The public is cordially in- vited.