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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
K|LBANE WILL FACE
DANNY FRUsH SEPT. II
Fcnthcrwciglt BoXcrs Matched 10
Meet for Title In CIcvc-
land

CLEVELAND. Aug. 6--.Tohuny XII
hane. feathcrwcight champion. today
signed To fight Danny Frush contend
weight champion of the world, here
September IL.
After weeks OF dickerinr. the rival
Scrappers finally reached an agree
mcnt with the promoters today. Eoth
men affixed their signatures 10 :, SCI,
Of articles
The fight will be twelve rounds To
"a referees decision for the feather
weight Title. Kiibanc will receive
I6"'o"o for his end. win. lose or draw.
Frush draws $1,000 To cover training
expenses.
The bout Will hc staged at Dunn
Field. here. home 81 the Cleveland
baseball club.
Frnsh MI! weigh in at l2e pounds
the day of the tight. Kiibanc enters
the ring At catch weight
Tommy Mctiinty ana sam Deutsch
local promoters, will stage the bout.
No referee has been named. 1t is
believed. however. that Johnny Me-
CURE. OF Cleveland will be selected.
There has been Some talk Of securing
Harry "kcwpt"" Ertic. who refereed
the Dempsey Carpenter fight.
k!lhanc has been in training for
the past month. 1t will be his sec
ond fight SINCE his return to the ring
AFTER long absence due To illness.
kilbanc recently fought ana out
pointed Freddy Jacks here in ten
rounds.
f'rush Will start training immcdi-
atcly at beach near Baltimore. The
contender Viii come To Cleveland
about September ] To finish his train
ing here.
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RUTH 81 VS. CROOKED PIlA YERS
SHOULD BE BARRED FOREVER
Home-Run King Declares Name Of Player Involved in
Conspiracy Ought Not to Make Any Diff
ference in Decision.

be seriously misconstrued by many
of my friends and the fans who have
remained loyal to the game this year.
despite baseball's greatest scandal.
| think Mr.. Hcydler, president OF
the National League, best covered
tho situation when. according TO Il
newspaper article, he said: "Thc ac-
quittal was secured solely on the in
ability TO prove conspiracy. and not
on the question of crooked baseball"
j think that one unfortunate tech
nicality is the only flaw in the guilt
OF the accused players. To make IL
comparison: If man is killed in
country, his assailant is brought 10
trial and sentenced according TO the
circumstances. If guilty In the first
degree, he generally is doomed to die
he is a murderer, and branded as
Such. But among uncivilied tribes
a man may Kill another man and go
nninolestcd as far as law is concern
Ell. Technically, he is not a murder
or because he is not convicted of muir
der: but killing is killing. and crook
ed baseball is crooked baseball, no
matter how YOU twist the tcchnicali-
ties.
When the indicted White Sox play
ers first were accused. certain ones
confessed under oath that they had
been guilty of throwing" baseball
games. If they lied In these state
mcnts they now should be prosecuted
for perjury: but II they told tho truth
In those confessions, then. regardless
OF Jury vcrdicts. they stand guilty
In the eyes of tho fans and ball play
crs in America.
tBy tho Christy Walsh syndicate.)
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Colts Wage Warfare
With Cats All Week

Following Is the schedule OF
games in the Virginia League for
the week beginning tomorrow and
ending next Saturday:
August S. Richmond at Suffolk:
Tarboro at Norfolk; Newport
News at Wilson: Portsmouth ut
Rocky Mount.
August ., Richmond ut Suffolk:
Tarboro ut Norfolk; Newport
News at Wilson: Portsmouth ut
Rocky Mount.
Angus, 10. HichmSnd at Suffolk.
Tarboro at Norfolk: Newport
News at wilson. Portsmouth at
Rocky Mount.
August IL. Suffolk At Rich mond.
Tarboro At Wilson: Rocky Mount
at Newport News. Norfolk at
Portsmouth.
August II, suffolk at Richmond:
Tarboro At Wilson. Rocky Mount
at Newport News: Norfolk at
Portsmouth.
August -. SUFFOLK at Richmond:
Tarboro at Wilson: Rocky Mount
at Newport News: Norfolk at
Portsmouth.
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PIRATES DROP THRILLER
TO BROOKLYN DODGERS
PITCHERS Battle Won by National
League Champions.
Score. z tn -

PITTSBURGH, Aug. G.-Brooklyn
defeated Pittsburgh. 3 to 9 today in
the first game Of tho series between
the Dodgers and Pirates. Seven
thousand veterans of the EiCht;c:h
Division gathered for a reunion and
watched the game and r"cscntcd
John MilJus. Brooklyn pitcher. who
is war veteran, with Il Loving Gun
Miljus' sore arm prevented him from
pitching. ana after walking .hc first
two men up, h. was relieved by Ca
dorc. y pass, an error and two hits
gave Brooklyn two runs in the first
Brooklyn scored the winning, run in
tho third on two hits and a sacrifice.
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ACTION OF LEAGUE HEAD
SAVES TEAMS RECORD

John 4. kcrnodlc. president of the
Central League, last night saved the
perfect record OF the Church Hill
Bank team when ne ordered thrown
out . game the Virginia Railway and
Power Company team won from the
bankers by the score of 10 s. Kcr-
nodlc took the action tccauSe the
power company team played man
not under contract with them.
The bank nine already has won six
teen straight games. Several years
ago the old koccn's boosters captured
sixteen contests in row and their
feat was not duplicated until this
year.
The loss Of yesterdays game would
not have affected the disposition Of
the pcnnant, Church Hill Bank hav-
ing become assured of its possession
several weeks ago.
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FOX TROT AND SKINNY
ARE EXCELLENT TRAINING
lnv Associntcd rrcss. l

HANRE. Aug. 1.-THE FOX trOt and
the shmmy are excellent aids 10
training for lawn tennis" Mile. SUI
zannc LcnEleu blithcly declared to-
day just before sailing on the steam
.cr Paris for New York after she hal
been informed there would be no OPP
portunity TO practice tennis on board
the liner She intended. she said, to
do her training in the ballroom,
smilmGiy adding, however: Don't
take this too literally"
None the less. the French star. on
her way 10 take part in the Amcri-
can womcn's CHAMPIONSHIPS. volun-
tccrcd the Information that she was
taking along Il number Of pretty Pa
risian dancing-frocks.
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HOWlTZER NINE WINS
FROM CHESTER TEAM

The Richmond HowitZcrs yesterday
defeated Chester. by the score OF .
to 8 The game was we'll played
throughout, the lIowitZcrs fielding
nicely. iioncycutt. for the Uowitzcrs.
pitched steady game, allowing only
five hits. Lcftridgc. pitching for
Chester, was wild. The feature OF the
game was i!oneycutt's home run
with the bases full in the third In
ming. and the fielding of the entire
Howitzers' team.
Score by innings: n.
Chester I0l col OOO---3
Battcrics--IIoncycut and Smith;
Leftridge and Fruit.
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Totals :. 10 10 Z2G IL
XBattcd for Nangilder in ninth.
&c. Walker out, hit by batted ball.

CONTINUED on Page Fiftcen.)
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Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in your Blasts From the
Birachcrs and win two seats to tho
game a; Mayo Island Park every
week.
Also get your name in the pa
per rs star contributors"
lou must send five short
b!eacherS says" and title. Five
sehtenccs-siN to ten words in
each. No more. Study this car
toon series on The Time3-Dis-
patch sport Page every day and
mai your ideas 10 Blasts From
BlcachcrS Editor.
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Richmond.
Norfolk.

TOfaIN
Snan FOR Grccnac in nfth.
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ENGLISH GOLFERS TAKE
MATCH FROM AMERICANS
.IRy Assncin,cdpressl

NEW YORK. Aug. G-Jim Barnes.
national open golf champion. and
George Mclean were defeated today
up by George Duncan aud Abe
Mitchell, English golf stars. In. an
exhibition, game at the now GrneS;
Sprnin Golf Club. The match was for
thirty-siN holes.
The Briton4 were 3 up at the con.
clusion OF the morning round OF IS
holes, but finished only ! UP when
the afternoon round ended. Duncan
had the best score OF the afternoon
match with -. and was tied s'l,h
Mclean with IL in the morning.
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OAKWO0D AGAIN LEADS
LEAGUE IN REMNANT CHASE

Ry defeating Branch Memorial yes
tcrGav In one of the fastest and most
exciting games Of the season, Oak
wood again took first place and prac-
tically won the pcnnant.
The success of the team has been
largely ,iuc to fast team work, coupled
with the wonderful pitching OF Brock
well. who in nftyfour innings Of
play has allowed only thirty-one hits.
But for three costly errors in the
third inning Of the game, il would
have been Il shut-out Tor lakewood.
Branch's three runs in tho third being
entirely due To errors.
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EACH TEAM WINS HERE

PHILADELPHIA, IA. Aug. g.
Philadelphia and ST. Louis broke even
in a doublc-hcadcr today. the Western
team taking the first, s to Z, and the
home team the second, ~ 10 .. Tho
Athletics were ahead when the ninth
inning on each game opened. In the
first contest the 81. Louis batting
rally Melted four runs, enough TO win.
hut the Athletics were too far ahead
in the ninth inning of the second
game for the visitors to repeat
FIRST GAME.
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CLEVELAND. August T.-Clcvcland
won the annual interlakc tennis
championship today. defeating Toledo
in five OF the six single matches The
doubles were called on because OF
rain Cleveland wins possession OF
the cup. having won the last two
Buffalo won consola-
tion round from Detroit. taking three
Of the five matches.
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CUBS WALLOP GIANTS

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-B"h O'Earrcll's
nome run drive over the right field
wall. with the bases filled today, nat
the Chicago team out in front and II
won the first game OF the series from
New York. TO l. Chccvcs. who
started yesterdays game against
Boston. WAS on the mound for the To-
Gals today and pitched good ball.
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Polo players Begin Practice Soon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6,-EiHht army
polo players will BEGIN practice soon
at Camp Alfred Vail. y. j.. and from
them tho war Department polo com
mitt"c. headed by colonel Julian II.
lindsey. viii select team TO rep
rosen, the army in the junior polo
championship tournament TO be held
in Philadelphia September l2 to "a.
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REDS DOWN PHIL.LIES

CiNClNNATI. OHIO. Aug 6.--The
Nationals lost 10 the
Reds ere To-day. TO .. punching
lits in the second iunini; gave the
Reds a lead that could not hc over
ONE Luquc was hit hard by
walker but kent the other hits well
scattered ana struck out six mon.
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shortstop Joins Crackers.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. G.--MarvIn
smith. shOrtstop. obtained from Dali
las, Texas League Club. in exchange
Tor Bobby Stow, joined the Atlanta
southern Association team hore to-
day. He is expected to fight 1t out
with George Schmidt. Georgia State
League recruit for the shortfeld posi-
tion
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CHAMPS STOP SENATORS
Score by innings:

WASNlNGToN. Aug. 6.-washing-
toms winning streak ended at eleven
raisht games when Cleveland took
tic final of the series To-Day by a
score OF TO L. Zachary was hit hard
throughout. but his support saved,
him after the first inning. in which
locals were unable to solve Ghlc in
which the visitors punched five hits.
The locals were unable To solve Chlc
In Tho ninrnnS Snnrn.
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no,Iny nnut for New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. AN
nounccment was made tonight by
Dominick j. Tortorich that he had
signed Mike Gibbons. of ST. Paul. and
Happy" i.ittlcton, OF New Orleans,
for twcnty-rOund match TO lie
fought August &c l.iitleton recently
knocked out Batting Ortcga and Joe
CHIP. and is considered a keen con-
tender for Johnny Wilson's middle
McLEht ChnnpiOnShip.
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RAGGED RANGERS WIN
FROM INTERNATlOMALS

In a loosely played game the
Ragged Rangers yesterday defeated
the International nine by the score Of
90 to .. The Rangers were able to
score almost at Will.
Score by innings r. II. T..
Rangers ..233 20l 5ix-20 20 (
international LII 30l l01-9 II
Batteries Fisher and C. Nicholas:
Goodman and w. Gregory.
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DETROIT TIGERS V|CTORS
IN CAME WITH YANKS
Beat Higgins Crew In Spite OF Two
Hot Rallies by Lat
ter Tenn

NEW YORK, Aug. G.-Dct-oit took
Il close game from New York. TO s.
today. despite two hot rallies by III.
Yankees late in the contest. Ruth
hit his thirty ninth homer of tn. sea-
son in the sixth with two men on.
hut his failure To get und.r a shor,
ny in the ninth let In the winning
ran
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southern A.socIntIon ResuIt..

Little Rock. .; Atlanta. Uirst
gamc). Little Rock, 3: Atlanta. tscc-
ond game: innings. called for play
crs to catch train).
Birmingham, o; New Orleans. ?.
Memphis, 4: Chattanooga. o.
NashvillcMobilc (postponcd: wet
groundS).
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Florida state Lcnrue Results.

jacksonville. &; Lakeland. thrs,
game). Jacksonville. 3: Lakeland, J
tSccOnd game: 9 innings; darkncSs).
81. Petersburg. J. Orlando. 4
Daytona Tampa (rain).
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:rowcr. Three base hit-Wood. Sac
riiice-- Wambsganss. Double plays
Wood to O'Ncill Harris to Charity.
Lett on basc--Clcvcland. 10. Wash
inGton, 10. Ease on balls-On Uhlc.
:: off Zachary. !. Struck out--By
thlc. 8. Umpircs-Nallin and Will
son and Connolly. Time-l:52
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WHERE TIIEN PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis al Washington.
Chicago nj Ncw York.
philadelphia NJ Cleveland
(Only three games schcduird).
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ninhmnnnI. .: Norfolk. ..
NH.on. .: Portsmouth,, q.
norkN Mount. q; TarbnrO, I.
Ne"phrt News. q: Sufrnik, ..
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WHERE THEY rI.iY TODAY.
No gaines scheduled.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug. 6.-7The
proposed bout between Jack johnson,
former champion. and Harry Wills
has been barred. Director OF Public
safety Cortelyou declares johnson
cannot box. In Philadelphia as long
as he holds ofllce.
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(Dnly three g;I,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
IsustOn at ~. Louis.
New N0rk at Chicago.
Philadelphia ut Cincinnati l.
WnlN three EnMes srILedulcdL.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. =; Wa. hington. !.
Detroit. -: New York. =.
Bostun. -; Chicago. {.
81. louis. 30: I'hilnhrlphin. i-I..
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I inriiiIIati.

Summary: Two base hits--Pctcrs.
Duncan. .; Walker, Parkinson. Stolen
hasc--Ncalc. Sacriiicc-I.uquc Left
on Overwhelmingly. Z; Philadelphia,
l. Base on balls-or Luquc, .; smith.
l. Struck out-by Luqnc, 6. um-
pircs--klcn and Emslic. Time OF
Continued on Page t'ifteen.)
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American Association Results.
Toledo Milwaukee (rain).
Columbus, .: Kansas City. 4 (called
at end OF NTH; rain).
Louisville. 5; Minneapolis, 4.
indianapolis, &: St Paul, 5.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Iir"oklyn. .: ri,t.burgh. ..
Cincinnati. .: Philadelphia. :.
Chicago. .: New York, /.
~. Louis. H.: Iinston. =.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
Dur nam. 10: Greensboro, .
High Point. \: Win,ton-Snlrm, =.
Raleigh. 3: DanNillr. = al innings)
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'Battcd for Middleton in ninth.
'!'attcd for Quinn in eighth.
Ran for Baker in ninth
Score by innings: II.
New YORK ........... 0pD COS 0Oi-S
Detroit ........... 100 400 2Il--a
summary: Two base hit-Bluc.
FlaGstcad. Thrcc-basc hits - Cobb,
Baker, Meusci. Home runs-I.uth,
Oldham. stolen bascs-Cobh. Sac
rilices-Rush CD, Pcckinpauch Left
on bases-Dctroit. 10: New York. =.
Bases on balls-on lioyt. .: of Quinn.
!; of Shawkcy, /: OF oldham, 4 : off
Middleton. !: off lio!lings. .. Hits
Off HoC, I'm "a innings; off Quinn.
{ in Id innings. OF Shawkcy. . in
] inning: off Oldham. 6 in = Ia in
nings: off Middleton. . in % inning:
off iiollinss. none in one inning.
struck ou;--by Quinn .: 10y Oldham.
s. Winning pitchcr--IIoliines. Los
ing pitcher Shhwk"y. Empires
Moriarity and chin Timc-2.l5.
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INTERNATIONAL LenEue ne.ults.

Jersey City. ]: Toronto. (hrst
gamc) Jersey City. 8: Toronto. Is
(sccond game).
Newark, .: Rochester. ffirst
Ramc). Newark. /: Rochester. D tsee-
ond gamc).
Reading. 3; Syracuse, (first Game).
Reading, 3; Syracuse. 1 (second
camel
Baltimore, o: Buffalo. 3 (first gasne).
Baltimore. IA; Buffalo, tsecond
game).
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
M games scheduled.
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Pittsburgh.

'Batted for Rrottcm in ninth.
tBattcd for Gla2ner in ninth.
Score by innings:
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" nsliinrtoI,

'Bhttcd Tor O'EOurkc In ninth.
1Battcd for Zachary in ninth.
Cleveland ............ 800 900 0OO-3
NdSnlns ION .......... .Dol 900 UOO-l
i,i
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-06-16
oCTAvIO, OK. NEWS.

Crops are looking fine around here.
Virgil Earnest is visiting relatives
at Potter this week.
Willie Bowling made business
trip to Hatfield Thursday.
The people of Octavia are wearing
smiles since the rain Wednesday.
Next Sunday is Bro. Maggard's day
to preach at the Red Oak school
house. Let everybody come.
A number of young folks went
kodaking to the Eagle Fork foot
bridge the first Sunday in June.
A large crowd of the Octavia folks
attended the old folks day at Smith
vile Sunday, and report nice time
Mrs. Herbert Campbell is on the
sick list. She has been taken to her
mothers home, Mrs. Strong, at Pot
ter.
Remember, singing at Octavia ev-
cry second and fourth Sunday. Ev-
erybody come and bring someone with
you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Johnston Of
Smithville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Johnston of Red Oak Saturday night
and Sunday.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-06-16

siderably, but just trust the thrifty
farmer and his hustling family and
this dreadful enemy will be abolished
IL d:Ae time yet.
The crops in this community are
still very promising. A large amount
of the land which has heretofore been
cultivated in the raising OF cotton is
now being used in the production OF
food stuff. All those who are inter-
ested in the raising of tomatoes should
see the one-tenth acre of Miss Flea
nor Claus, the president of our Boys
and Girls Club.
The Boys and Girls Club met on
Wednesday afternoon, last, but be-
cause of threatening weather Mrs.
Austin was not present and the at
tendance was small Mr.. Broyles came
out and gave an interesting and bene-
fetal lesson to the one boy and the
girls present, who are quite as much
farmers as the boys, also added much
to their agricultural knowledge.
Everyone remember, there will be a
pie supper here Saturday night, June
IS. Also Children's day Sunday, June
10. The program viii be in the fore
noon with dinner on the ground.
Preaching in the afternoon by the Rev.
Fl. L. Waters of Mena. There will also
be program Saturday night. Every
body come and bring well filled bas-
kets Sunday and big fat pocketbook
Saturday night.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-06-16
UNION GRoyE-PosEY HoLLoW.

Jim Swiger was in Mena Saturday.
j. G. Klud was in Mena Thursday
night.
Bro. Leonard preached at Eureka
Sunday.
Farmers are all busy with crops
since the rain.
Prayer meeting at Union each
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Offenberger and Mr.. Landsay
went to Mena Sunday.
Lee Harrison of near Acorn. visit
cd Oval Ford Saturday and Sunday.
Next Sunday is Brother w. J. Dun
man regular preaching day at Union.
Or. Hawkins was called out Satur-
day to see Mr.. Morrison, who is very
low.
A crowd Of young folks enioyed a
good singing at Mr.. Swiger's Satur-
day night.
The young folks enjoyed an ice
cream supper at Uncle Frank Ford's
Tuesday night.
DR.. B. H. Hawkins of Mena. was
called out one day last week to see
Mr. Middaugh, who is sick.
Oval Ford and Marion Cox attend
ed the dance at the Crawford home
near Holly Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones have
moved near Potter, where Mr.. Jones
IS employed on the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Ford visited
Saturday night at Highland with Mrs.
Ford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-06-16

chapel with Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch EN-
bry
A good singing was enjoyed al
Concord Sunday afternoon, b. Craw-
ford of Pine Grove being present 70
lead.
Some of the farmers in this COM
munity have harvested their oats and
report a short crop on account OF dry
weather
Mr.. and Mrs. n. O. White and
daughter and son are here from Rat
tan, Ok, visiting with Mrs. Whites
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Rossoni
and with other relatives and friends
Canning time is here, there being
an abundance of beets and beans now
ready and despite the late freeze
there will be a heavy crop of wild
hlackberries which have begun to
ripen.
On account of dry weather farm
crs in this community were wearing
long faces before the recent rains be-
gun. and their faces seem to be longer
now on account of so much crab
grass.
w. L. Davis, here from Talco, Tex,
looking for a location, spent Satur-
dday night at the home of H. r.
Chambers. Mr.. Davis was greatly
pleased with this part of the country
and expects to return soon.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1921-06-16
ALDER SPRINGS DRINKS.

J. 7. Winton went to Hatfield
Thursday.
Sunday school at this place every
Sunday morning.
There was singing at the Winton
home Sunday afternoon.
Edgar Whipple and wife called at
the Daggs home Sunday.
Edgar Whipple made business
trip TO Hatfield Wednesday.
Grandma Cook spent Friday and
Saturday with Mrs. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Roberts spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton.
Grandma Cook visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baggs Monday.
Mrs. Penns granddaughter, Miss
Ruth Penn, is visiting her this week.
Mrs. Nora Winton and little daugh-
ter, Minnie, visited relatives here and
at Rocky last week.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jones visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Weatherford Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyan Winton of
Tulsa, Ok, are visiting relatives at
this place and Rocky this week.
The musical entertainment at hit.
Penns was attended by crowd of
young folks, having good music and
nice time
On account of high waters the mail
carrier had some trouble getting back
to Potter Thursday, having to cross
at Connally crossing.
Quite a crowd gathered Sunday ev-
ening at the Jones home to welcome
Mrs. Floyd Weatherford, who came in
from Holdensville for visit with
her folks.
Sunshine