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The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
RICK" FINISHES HIS FLICHT
A Second Narrow Escape Marked Last Lap of TranscontinentaI Tr;n

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 Washington, May so-Capt. Edd;,
 hickenbaeker. Americas premier Al,
 Ing ace, successfully completed Ii, spectacular transcontinentai air das, s hsrs tonight, landing his big DeHav; e.oes, after trip in which he almos, ,st met death twice and mel nnraare's' .,.os' 'liSsnaps along the route. o1s
 rive planes were used in th.
 .aonai Tight across country wb;ch ensa ns., sumea only twenty-six hours os son- an. 4al hying time, altho he was tb~aa azys sas on the way from San Frsrs;s sles
 hlck landed on the tail and @''esseo. as 2 snzrp electrical storm which u had 1l Sa.a d Playing about Washington "9o so. oeen cen nonr prior to his arrival 'o' an ne was utterly exhausted fror, l..s iss,lS a;inS tne severe weather over 'Il sha fal.egnenies when he landed ana me ne nrst request was to be allaa anu ms rest rest. After he had rested he s'4Iso toIS th.. to
 T left Dayton about IT a,e..-, .,, m. I.nornlng; planning to make s shs .s,ls m. mo Boiling field without sran ae TIT TIP
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
To Correct a Mistake.

Ay LAC star.
 Dear Editor: Having head in the V Wednesdays paper the article under the heading of Balanced Goats With Dogs" we wish to cite you to the facts, and ask that you publish the correction We. the undersigned com mlttee, was appointed by W. A- Carr. J. F., of Potter Township, to 70 to Mountain Top AngOra Goat Ranch to assess the value of five goats killed ard injured Sy dugs, but not to ascer- tain the value of any dog or dogs. If vas found that two of the dogs BIT. Rockwell had caught belonged to n. A Hazel of Mena, which he claimed Wa the committed, suggested to Dir. Rock well and Mr. Hazel that as the owner the dogs was known they see if tbev could adjust the matter between thans- selves, 70 which Mr. Rockwell rerIie4 If Ar. Hazel would kill the dogs ther and there he would not eharva h;w Tor the five goats that had been killed Mr- Hazel consented. One stater1ezs% especially we want to correct fg. The arOiters suggested that the dogs be- lng Of equal value with the goats Killed be likewise slaughtered We mace no such statement. In our ouin- son me Angora goat industry should P allowed to prosper as any other ir- a1Stry. Thanking you in advance for publishing this correction in vo1r next issue. We are.
 Yours very respectfully.
 ". R. Harr.
 " N Hinds.
 R. A. Moss.
 Committee.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
@Io 6Iorp

Just whz< d yo1 krsw zsezx yo~r aaxg Nov that Nenorizl Day $ eEose at hand, flags wiH be aylug- and k is rrover that Old Glory rers5Es cze ssseferxree- Ts thiz end the Amer1caa Lexion sen1s Eks follgw1rz ccz-EHa '1zl- cation regarding the flag
 Haw 10 Respect the lag.
 The FizK szould De rzzsec az s1z- rise ard Iaxers2 ct suzses- E may '. rxis@sS s- other times bat Eao0s1 rerer h@ left out overnight. eAcsrs ,wher if is znzer the fire cz s ezeUy. Ore MemcrsaI Day the Flag s1czid 6e disuiaye6 at zalf-@tz1 fr0n s17- riss urkSI roor. and zt the peak from noon urtd sznset-
 Tn rziszrg the Flag ts Ezf-sSsn or half mast, .t should sl~zTs oe Ez1 % the reak and then I0wsred ere crsa-ttn of the Flag. h retiring F. t s1c1l1 first h& run back 10 the Feak. then retired l. should never be allcwe1 to tpssch the ground
 When the Star Spzngsed Banner s piayed CT sung, stand ard remain standing at attention n sil9nss uNSal .it s finished. When the flag is p4sE- ing on parade CT in review. If Tc1 are waking, kalt: f sitting, rise stand a. attention. and uncover
 The Flag should never oe worn as the whole 0< par- of costume. As a badge t should be worn over The left hreazr. fn decorating, the E Lag should never be festooned CT drzped Always hung fat. If hung SO strlpez are horizontal. the Union should he sn the upper Jeff corner If hung per uerziiculzrIv. the Union should oe in the right upper corner.
 When the rational flag ard another flag fy from the same pole there should be double hzIyzrds, ore for each flag. The flag zh0uld never be piaeed below a person sitting II should neveT be used in zueh way that IE might become soiled- When carried in parade CT when crossed with other flags, The Stars and Stripes should always b@ zt the right the pIare of h0nr.
 When the Flag is used in unvclling a nnorument CT stztne, it should never he allowed to fall to the ground, but should be carried al0fk to wave cut forming distinctive feature during the remainder of the ceremony. WheT the Flag is placed over q bier CT caS ket tke blue field should be at thi head If used as an altar coverini the union should he ar the right al you face the altar. and nothing shcull be placed on the Flag except the Hoi, Bible. The flag should never be re ]! versed except Tn case of distress a sea
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
PAYRoLLs GAIN PAST MONTH
Slight Decrease in Number Employed
 but Work More Constant.
speeial to mo eEar.

Special to The Star
 Little Rock, May 29.-The State Labor Commissioner has been collect sszE statistics oa the subject of e1n- ploymeEt in the industrial plants of the state. These are now being com piled and while the figures are not yet available. they seem t0 indicate q slight Improvement
 There were 35 lumber manufactur- ing concerns reporting for the month ending April i5 The total pay rolls for that period being $214, 3I.35. During ths months of March and April l5 plans closed down, either temp0rar- fly or permanently. The pay rolls for the month ending May l5 increased to Sz42,70l.S9. During that period only one mill closed down. There were A. $50 employees in April. which was re- duced to ALSO in May. In explanation Of the increased pay roll and decreas sed number of employees. it is pointed out that there was more steady work for the employees and less time lost. al- tho there waz a reduction in pay.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
GETTING THE BEST N LIFE

Let's.
 Develop the visible resources of Polk county.
 r Not depend on oil. iron, silver nor gold
 Make our county superior to any other county in the state For its.
 Adapted to the production of pigs, peanuts, peas, corn, cotton, cane, cream, grapes, greens, peaches, pears. plums, horses, hens, hay, beets. beans, butter, cugum0ers, COWS, nuts, onions taters and turnips
 We will soon have means of trans port overland by rail, auto, truck, etc.
 We wIll have nothing to transport unless we produce
 What we need is in Polk county soil; let's get 1t out, sell it, get money, bus homes. buy farms, build schools churches: let's quit attending court attend church. educate the children make the old folks happy, be progress. i've. enlightened, alert. Get busy, b< poppy; look up, ont down; be white not blue. Think, read. look, listen Wise up.
 Nature yields up her best only to those who do their best Her moods are sometimes angry, her seasons prolonged But she gets there just the same. When it's raining. read when t is spring, shuffIe: when night comes. rest; when day comes, run.
 If you seek to profit by another's loss y0u are silly. foolish. What you SOW, you will also reap. If you have not learned this already, learn it. If you are content as you are. you are stale Get another mind or rp. make the ore you have with clear literature clean associates -Contrihnred
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
NEW MACHINE GUN IS
 DEVELOPED FOR ARMY
Measures 50 CaIiber and Fires soo Grain Bullet Capable of Piercing
 Tank Armor Plate

Rock Island, III. May 2e.-Tbe United States army has developed , = eaHoer machine gun capable of nFlng a bullet which. at 200 yards ~lh penetrate the one-inch arrnoy Date of battle tanks. Major Lee n nrsghr array ordnance department announced today at the annual con ssnfion cf the ordinance section os - American Society of Mechanical Es gsneers at Rock Island arsenal
 The 20 eaiiber machine gun fires 4 se.set Eeighing sepo grains as com- p-sen sc me l5o grains of the stand
 -.- -sSv raliDeT ammunition.
 lae Tsin E nodeIe1 along the plzn - - - sazzs ss@~<s1iisr gun revei- 'p1a 1sf'Ex tne var and weighs es
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
HAD YoU THouGHT TT,

Some people think the letter ae" is the most unfortunate character in the English alphabet because t is alwavs ont of CASH, forever in DEBT. never out Of DANGER, and insists on being IT hADES. at the END of TIME. however my experience has taught
 me that F $ never in WAR and al- ways n PEACE. It is the beginning oi EAlsIENCE, the Commencement 2T EASE and the end of TROUBLE
 Without t we would have 10 MEAT no BREAD. 10 LIFE. 10 HEAVEN IS the center HONESTY and out of POLITICS. Without f we wauIS ne without NEWS, LIBERTY and DEMOCkACY, also have no WOMEN
 MEN or MENA.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
FLIES IN A FLTyYER.
Travelling Salesman in Nebraska Has
 Unique Thrill in Tornado.

Alliance. Neb., May 30-Saturday was stormy day far flying. 4 salesman travelling leisurely here in a fivver will say 50. He suddenly took an unexpected joy ride thru the. air in his car. when oyertaken by tor. nado.
 Lifting man and machine 90 feet in 70 the air, the tornado carried them for a distance of nearly half a mile finally hurting the salesman, C. N Locney, from the car in mid aid and depositing the machine gently upon the ground a little farther on-with the engine still running.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the tornado clipped nearly every bolt head and mt from the car ag nezxIr as tho cut oI with knife, LOoney. uninjured beyond a shaking ID. drove his fsivVex back to town.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
4 Pleasant Outing.

Saturday morning four ears of young people motored to the r. M c, A camp The time was pleasantly spent m swimming, canoing and fish 1ng. The crowd consisted of the Miss- e dyrie, Livia and Merriam Zacharv. guida Riding, Mae Goolsby, Jewsj Foster, Ellen Laack, Katherine Vel yln and Lorraine Humphrey. and I'd Leeper, Byron Roberts. Nor ITS Lo1, Homer Cole, Wallace Towr- send, Lake Wood. Hal Dean. Oliver Norris and Grayson Foster. The young people were chaperoned - Mrs. Zachary and Mrs. Huruuhray
 There was a catch of twentv-fhree nsn' wnich, were thoroiy enjoyed at
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
To Texas Home for Burial.

The remains of Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly were sent on No. 3 Tuesdav sf- lsrnoon to Cleburne, Tex-. for b-lriaf
 9lrs- Kelly who was 85 wears Of ag@. qied Monday al the home If Eay daughter. Mrs. W. T. Usserv. living west of Potter The bodv es brought to Mena to Paton's parIors - await the starting of the trin fa sE1 old home in Texas ". n. TTsserv aon-.ir-iaw Of the deceased, aeron1rs- nied the body.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
J. G. Lawrence
 SOUTHSIDE

pounds. The gun has a muzzle veloe. tsy oi z,ooO feet second and an ef- yards. S'Soo ~ s'vvv
 The United States has on hand 2 reserve stock of ammunition ne z suit of the world war. sufficient to supply the army in case of war ,,,,ssI production could be resumed .1.,s a,sa brought to a full capacity. Colonel i'l1s ~ II . Auggies' ordnance department,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
Women Form Community CIub.

Thursday afternoon the Mountain View Community Club was organized lat the home of Mira E. Gardner, east 0f Mena- Hrz Seitz WAS elected pres ioent and Miss Jessie Hughes. seere- tary. Subjects were dEseuzsed and many plans formed for future meet ings- Dainty refreshments were served hy the h0stess and every one had AT enjoyable time. The next meeting viii be with Nrx. Leslie Wood. xrw
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
POLK COUNTY BOYS TAKE
 COURSE IN SHOCK JIDSIN6 Pruf. T. Roy Reid State SPee12lzsx- Ia Mena to Give Inztructien--
 Team rc Eater BSg Cszest-

P'ruf- T. Roy Rehd state Sp'e<12iAs@-
 Ia Mena fs Give Inztructieu--
 Team to Eater Bsg Csaest-
 4rbrev Bozmzn and Dcn Martin oe Acorn DcuaI1 Jewell of shady Crovs. Green Mize cf Cove Noel Ezn- van sf Dallas, E- B. Joh-zon of Hat- Cd and EEssr- Y. Smith cf Mez4 are kAs 5unrh sf club boys that arg ta<- inx tie ecz-xe la stsek Jzdglng -Als 5ze<x uncsr she 6Er=r<ssn sf Prot- T. Roy Eeid. s-zts axeztock speclz1zsz. cf tie Ex-ensi5z Division and CoGzsy AKzn< C. ". B-uyIez- Ar. Reld ar r1Tsd lz Aenz cn srzir No. 4 AeEeSE and was met ET the boys and Ar. Brvvsez, guzzg the1cs tc tAe Ecnae c< I. E. Cox on Maple svsn1e, wnere tkey sx1c5ss the ezzrz<-existicz of the Hols<ezn as oze e< t1e dairy types cf cattle MozGzy night they gathered a1 1ne enzT1 1o1se for lecture 5y Ar. Reid cz the particular types oz live stock 10 be judged sS the stzts coz- tsz< a. Fayetteville Among these arg the So0rzkorEx. Herefcrxts ard At@r1een Angus cattle of the beef type, the Holstein Jersey and G1ern- Sey 0f the dairy type The Shrop- snirp and Scu-kEo~r cf the sheep breeds and the Poland China, Du~oe ard Hampshire cf the hogs
 Tuesday they visited the GcIden Rule farm, the Akzrd home. the Ozark ranch and the home Of J. P. Callahan They will also vizit Water Valley farm. where they will sxudy sheep. Out of thls bunch of boys a team will be selected to enter the judging contest to h@ held zt Fayette- vile. and al that contest representz- tivez are to be selected for the inter state contest to be held at Atlanta
 Among the folks entertaining the boys while in the city are Mrz- J L. Nelson, Mr. and Mrx- F. L. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. (. J Brznstetter, Mr. and Mrs J. r. Chambers and Hr. and Mrs F. J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs S. W. Eddy and MT. and Mrs- [. B Wal lace were others who had offered to open their homes for these coming farmers of Polk conuty.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
Mena Supports Worfbv 0ese.-

Subscriptions are being taken h s.ena to raise funds for the purchas1 q new car to replace ske one ovs-r,s.J Dy Deputy Sheriff Doug Walker. wS.ieE was destroyed by dynamite al ro~e The fund will also serve as a protest against the lawIessuess of those v-hg seek 70 thwart tnstice thru violenes
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
One- Eighth Acre Netfed sss.

Mrs J. C. Carter, wh0 lives one mile west If Menz. tried out tie strawberry proposition this rear on s small plot ef ground. ard with ex- cellert results Mrs. ca~fer Utartes 8Ee-eighth acre. an1 this land sold S5s6o worth of bex<sss- rarrs-3 z5 quarts. ard asa shz-rszz zli 4t@ time for table use. And yet sonse are doubtful that sfrawheFries will pay ln Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
Improyement in Clerks 0mee

tIrcuit Clerk v. L- Parker ta, made number Of improvements F niz office at the courthouse that zdl not only to the convenience If tho~s who have occasion to work there. Ter; likewise improve the appearance ef the interior The furniture has he1~ rearraHged and rev inoleunn u1sra< on tae toor- When completed Clerk Parker hopes to have the beat ar. ranged office in the county building.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
FOR NEW B. & L ASSOCIATION
Lumbermen Proposes steDe to Ir-

LnmDermeH Proposes Steps fo In.
 crease Bailding, Aid Collectors. Special to The Star.
 Little Rock, May 27.-At a meet;no oI the Arkansas Lumberner' Asxo. el3tlon yesterday, the proposition If organizing Lumbermens' BuiIding q Loan Association was favorabIv S;s- snssed IT was presented bv N VI wrights president of the Wright Lup- Der Company of Arkadelphia. who has gwen the matter considerable et,,5v tie argued that such an arran0enrar,t ~oule promote building and worlS kleat1y assist in collections. The nat- .el Was referred to the executive eo~. nittee. with power to act
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
Quick Trip From De Oueen

Walter Baker ard John Martin aaotored 10 De Queer and back Won- cay on business for the stuart r.ara Company. They report Dc ouees rA- eeExed a soaking rain and also state fhey made the return home in three htarz ard IS minutes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
THIs ROW IS QUIRscENT.
Commissioner Wilson Delays Action
 on Highway Engineer.

on Highway Engineer. Special co The Star.
 Little Rock. May 2s.-There have been no developments in the State Highway engineer row. Frank Ma loney, who has been appointed bv Commissioner Wilson to succeed V. F Knott. did not take the oath of office yesterday ard TO announcement was made as t0 when this would be done Commissioner Wilson is reserving any statement that he may have to make about the matter for the regular meeting of the commission whirh u-;ll De held Aay SI. There will be no special meeting. Mr Knott has de- ellned to make any statement as to what course his may be.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
FLAG DAY TUESDAY. JUNE II.
Principal Exercises at Eiks Home.
 Ask Ali tn DlSnfaV Ffzwu

Flag day will be observed in Mena two weeks froEa today. The princi- pal exercises of the day will be at the Eiks Home in the evening, where an appropriate program will be rem dered. Patriotic music will feature the EIks observance. All hassrazs houses and as many homes as pogs ble are expected to display d flag that day.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
Oklahoma Gives p Mills to School

me at he0tas Uk.s sunday to visit his daughter. Circuit Clerk v. L Parker saw what he declares is one Of the finest school buildings in she country. The building is . credit to cItles many times larger than Keota. the Polk county official says. r7ark Parker found that the voters there roted 2 23-nill school tax and did so willingly
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

John Adams, John Quincy Adams Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, Tyler. Taylor, Polk, Pierce, Buchan- nan, Johnson, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur Benjamin Harrison and Taft served four years or less as president.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

William Henry Harrison and Zach sry Taylor died from natural causes while Presidents Lincoln, Garfield and Mckinley were assassinated.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Roosevelt, forty-two at the time of beginning his first term, was the youngest president
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jack son, Grant, Cleveland and WiIson served eight full years in the presi- dentIal chair.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
England. City of seee,s fl.s.
sDecial te The Star

1-717EN 7F T HE HfIF
 Little Rock May zs-Engls,d s.o.oke eounfy was yesterday raised lloM ah lEeoEporatea Ee=- so a citv of tae second class. The Federal eer,s.,e sno~s .n that t has popusatiou of
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Washington and Roosevelt served
 more than seven and less than eight
 years- Wilmington served ten months and four days of his eighth year, and Roosevelt was president seven years, five months and eighteen days.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
OUR PRESIDENTS.

Cleveland was the only president re- elected after another had served an intervening term
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

William Henry Harrison died one month after his inauguration; Taylor served year, four months and five days; Lincoln died after serving one month and eleven days of his second term: Garfield was president onlv six and one-haf months and Mckinley served six months an dten days of his second term.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

The combined ages of the presi- dentz, at the time of their inzugar- ati0u, is ,4s0 years. and the average age ffty-three.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
LnST--FOuND

storm blowing up made bad IVY / < lit drove me down just south . \
 berland. iNl There was no field tnels' .1is big stretch of mud. It Was I Z
 the grace of God that l nlaa1t ~ tsIs landing, too. I attempted " .bsg. in the mud, after waiting s s hsd hour. but the machine was "
 and we sank deeper. stiv q
 Finally, I drained abou. .ant m W Ions of gasoline out of the ,hrss ss's r frightened the ship about txe dred pounds and I let par. .sss 0' ss out of the tires. About ln'S
 half hours later l got away .J
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

The egg of the ostrich is equal to txenty-cne eggs.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Carrier pigeons never '''' while flying.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

The female turbot lays eggs annually.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02

Colds Cause Grip and 'n LAXATIVE BRoHo ouIsIEE 1s', s.ss Z, the cause. There Is only aps E V. GSovEs signature on 7or
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
MEMS UNIONS.
MEN'S STRAW HATS

Wilson Bros Union Suits, sleeveless and knee len
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
MEMS SUITS.
BOYS SUITS.

Boys 'KOoiKIoth Suits, soft texture suitable for
 summer ----------------------- 2.50 to
The Mena weekly star., 1921-06-02
FANS.

Fans-this hot weather is calling for them. " good assortment
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