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The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
COVE CATCHES.

Waymon Grain was Hatneld vis- itor over Sunday.
 0. B. Witherspoon made a trip 10 Smithville Saturday
 Miss Jane Hawthorne of Hope IS visiting Mrs. Gray this week.
 B. H. Barton and 0. E. Skinner made a trip to Nashville last week.
 Miss lone Golf of Mena is visiting MT. and Mrs. c. G. Golf this week.
 Henry Fortner of Winthrop IS WIS., iting his brother, Robert Fortner:
 J. T. Dempsey and MT. Mcknight went to Womble and Caddo Gap last week.
 Millarm Hamilton and family of Octavia, Ok, were shopping in Cove Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. john J. Hensen of Mena are visiting their son, k. l.. Henson.
 w. s. MacLafferty of Mena was here looking after insurance interests last Saturday.
 Little Miss Inez Golf is visiting her uncle's family, Rome, Golf, at Mena this week.
 Rome Golf and family of Mena were in Cove Sunday, returning from Baker Springs, where they had been for an outing.
 Lake McDaniel, who has been in the navy, got his discharge at San Pedro, Calif., and arrived at Cove Monday.
 c. D. Mcknight, general office man ager of Inghram Lumber Companay Kansas City, was in Cove on busi- ness the past week.
 Miss Freda Moss, saleslady for the Cove Lumber Company store, is spending her vacation with home folks at Gurdon. Her place is being filled by Miss Faye Barton. i Mr and Mrs. Archie Silvey anC Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Silvey of Okla homa City came Sunday for visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Silvey, and MT. and Mrs. A. E Colley.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Gray and little son of Winthrop are in Cove, Mir Gray having sold his drug store if Winthrop will be here quite while He is at present working for hi' brother, Fred Gray, during canta. loupe season.
 number or the citizens m CoVi vicinity went to Mena Saturday il order to assist in organizing count, tax payers league. Among then were H W. Wheeler, Walter Elliott J. A. Walker, John Grain, Hal Grady and w J. Barton.
 Cantaloupes are being shipped iron Cove at the rate of 30 to 40 crates { day under the management of Claud, Barton and Fred Gray. Joe Hada way is grader. The cantaloupes vii be moving in carload lots the last ot 1 the week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ACORN CUPS.

Asa Golden was home for visit Hast week.
 The singing at Owens Chapel Sun- day afternoon was quite we'll attend ed.
 Miss Ora Tucker spent Saturday and Sunday at her home south of Mena.
 A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. M. D. Keener last Thursday night.
 Miss Bonnie B. Garland will teach a term of school at South Bend, four miles east of Egger. She began work Monday.
 Sunday school, preaching and after noon singing will be conducted at the usual place, the school house. Prof. Morden will be out to assist with the music
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Harris of Kan sas City spent Friday night at the e. K. Hale home. They were enroute via auto to Horatio to visit friends, who were also friends of the Hale family, this forming a mutual ac- quaintance.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Turner and AAtAAaAf tSACtAAtA NliE AUN HdIAN Ol Texas people who were their guests last week made up fishing party of about 25 people, last Friday, going to Irons Fork. Plenty of fish and a good time was reported
 Next Sunday night series of meetings, expecting to continue thru out the week, will begin at the Acorn Chapel. Rev. ]. D. Hammond of Texarkana will be present to conduct these meetings and those who know Rev. Hammond look forward to espe- eially good preaching during these meetings.
 Some of the watermelon patches in this section have been attacked this season with two watermelon diseases. wilt and anthrachnose, and have just about been put out of business. Yop all know the old poem about tn watermelon being planted in the spring. Notwithstanding. it seems the plants can get too much water, and the wet season has proved rather unfavorable.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
SCHOOLS OF COUNTRY
 BECOMING AMERICANIZED
Movement Is Spreading ThruOat States; Hope of Great American
 University Being Revived.

MONtutCtAt 10 DPANN0aas A@~ ~ON@S
 States; Hope of Great American
 University Being Revived.
 Washington, July 26.-The senti- ment in behalf of the Americanization of the public schools of the country is growing apace and legislatures are beginning to take cognizance of it. Specific legislation to the end that none but Americans be placed on guard in the teaching of the youth of the country is expected to be enacted from time to time until no state in the union will be without such. In line with this spirit the sentiment in be- half of the development in time of a great central university in Washing ton. of the character dreamed of by General Washington, but which has not vet died out. Once the ravages of war have disappeared, according to the belief of those who see and urge the need for an institution of this kind at the national capital it IS believed the project will be revived and become a reality.
 It was the hope of Washington that university which not only would set an example to the country and the world as an institution of learning would spring up on the banks of the Potomac, but that it would also set an example to the country in the teaching of a virile Americanism.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
KATEs KREFk KINKS.

sheeeiyed too late for last Weekl Mrs. Holder Edwards of this place is on the sick list.
 Jim Lively and family of this place visited Sunday night on the Caddo Rev, Jim Taylor of Oklahoma preached near Sulphur last Friday and Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Baxter and children of Waters attended church and singing at Sulphur Springs last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Cox and chil- dren of Opal spent the latter part of the week at this place visiting friends and relatives.
 MT. Hargrove, mineral and oil specialist of Fl Dorado, is in this vicinity in the interest of oil and mineral. making his headqaarters at the Major F.. J. Henley home.
 Hunter.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ORDERS SERVICE OF WAR
 RANT ON GOV. LEN SMALL
Judge Holds There "Is No Counter part in Illinois of the Divine
 Right of Kings"

Springfield, H., July 26.-Judge Smith, in his opinion on the question of the arrest of Governor Small for embezzlement, today held that a war rant should be served on the govern or, but that the executive should be permitted to make his appearance at his convenience, within a reasonable time.
 The judge developed his opinion as follows:
 That there is no such thing in Illi- nois as the divine right of kings and that the king has no counterpart in Illinois. That it is beyond the scope of the governors power to call state troops to shield him from arrest
 That Governor Small despite his position as chief exesutive of the state, is subject to arrest and prosecu- ton for his acts as state treasurer.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
Fight Over Highway WgIs

Another attempt to settie ". !. ences of opinion with fisElem. ., Y
 staged Tuesday night on Mena Is' sI's Leslie Potts, who has been snEs. S on the Jefferson highway ana !i.l... .s eer J. F. Haley were the palaslr-s ..- Potts was the aggressor ana, M ..4 ing to a report made in cour1 .se' a~ best of the encounter. ne ". z Haley and charged the englnsu i being responsible for loss oI z <, highway y-building. The Me% h r according to Potts, used sn' N, s Liar" and received a blow U ''n ps Bystanders separated the men srs \. appeared at Justice 5. Ii. ah
 home during the evening ana .S' sI < ted to official action. A h;I sll.s < was placed against him. Wn.I paid Wednesday morning, III s;s M permit young Potts to take z, s'.s.s "
 Texarkana, where he will W.T.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
-Nf--------~----- DE VALERA AND CABIyu CONFER ON IRlSHI1 Ii RI
Take Up Proposals for s.,,.. Made in London Last WI
 by British Prem;a,

Dublin, July 25.-The l,iS N proposals made by Premier I George to Eamonn De Vslen 1. \ don last week were taken '. !. | Republican leader and his ess'ss day.
 The cabinet, which bsasp 4 i. sions during the forenoon. mal \ < Mansion house.
 Countess Markievieez. vho N leased from Mount Joy br;son s-l sat with the cabinet and sook N. the discussion over he ss~I - peace terms. The oeantess M sentenced last December ,a ,va \ Imprisonment at hard lsbof < charge of having conspirea te N ize a seditious society. is ~ N member of the southe- Insh K ment and minister if labor a M publican cabinet.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
RICH MOUNTAIN REPLIES.

W. $. Gray of Mena was here Sat urday and Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Wiley of Mena is visit ing in Rich Mountain.
 $. $. Little and son. Ed, were over Tn the South Valley last week.
 sfr. and Mrs. Payne of Eagleton drove to Rich Mountain Sunday even- ing.
 Misses Thyra and Dorothy Reeder spent the week end with relatives at Page.
 Mrs. V. V. Blakely went to Page Ok, Friday to visit with relatives returning Monday.
 William and Ollie Willis, with their grandmother, spent Monday night and Tuesday in Mena.
 Mr. Bodine of near Eagleton. had the misfortune of losing his house and most of it's contents Sunday by fire. Mrs. J. Nj. Sexton of Heayener made quick trip to Rich Mountain Monday, coming in on No. 8 and re- turning on No. {.
 Mountain Maid.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
BIG FORK BOOMERS.

fReceived too late for last week) Mrs L. A Simpson is on the sick list.
 George Lilies came in Sunday night from the harvest fields.
 Doult Heath of Heath Valley was a visitor of the W. s. Bates home Sunday.
 John Lewis of Slatington visited Joe and Bob Bates Saturday night and Sunday.
 Jeff Bates, one of our navy boys. came in last Sunday on a fur ugh to stay l9 days.
 Men who went off to the peach harvest failed to get a job on account of too many laborers.
 MT. and Mrs. W. s. Bates and Mrs. G. V Beck visited with friends and relatives at Sulphur Springs Saturday and Sunday
 Toty Tunnnara
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
OPEN BIG DRIVE oS |
Dry Army of 5O.OOo c.
 to Make Nst;ov, Nsv otars e..


 Washington, July 20 D''s'' drive against liouor s;n-i ile b States went on dry S'I'ss hss,l lA R swing. s pass h bl
 An army of aunrov;
 thousand law enforcsv,a TsSnalaale!l 2 cooperating with siIs c uAr3 Haynes in administer;n.O O9eana .e act. ''''g the lA1 With a score of govern. cles and departments sss;a.. sssasl enlargement of the s,''1g drs ! Congress considering sn'..i laA make the Volstead laws T@'sloasl 'aaa 100 per cent tight. ths A'a ss. ' months will be the mes. S lS country has yet experjenssls rss '. s missioner Haynes puts ,s,' irto ,. . his plans. "i'0 as Liquor, halted at the bo,a... United States, now is S'Ssa nnII;aa stations of the United State ''s N Rum runners stock is Iss Is;.s N faster than the governmeu, ,s Y. ly dispose of it, along tSs \. 's' X. border. w 'a
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ROCKY's ROCKS.

The Rocky women are canning to- matoes this week
 Miss Anolia Rowe visited Miss Pauline Rigdon Saturday night. MT. and Mrs. Argus Rowe of Potter are the proud parents of baby girl. Everybody go to the protracted day. Mrs. Dave Gordon died at her home at Mountain Fork Friday. Inter- ment was in Rocky cemetery.
 A cowd of young folks went to Poe creek on moonlight picnic Fri day night and nice time was re- ported.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Pollard and family and Mrs. Grace whiiaker @ and Miss. Gladys Kirk were guests at the Grady Pollard home Sunday
 Mrs. Grace Whitaker and sister Miss Gladys Kirk, of Humble Tex are visiting Mrs. J s. Pollard and Mrs, J. G Terrell, Mrs. Terrell and Mrs Pollard being their aunts
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ALDER SPRINGS DRINKS.

Mrs. Fannie Roberts is sick. Bro. Wallace failed to fill his ap- pointment here Sunday. J. l.. Reed spent Monday night with friends in this community. Mrs. Jones left last week for Ok lahoma to visit her daughter. Mir. and Mrs. John Green of Big Heart. Ok, are visiting relatives here.
 John Baggs and family of Octavia are visiting with his brother, J A. Baggs.
 A large crowd attended the singing at the home of MT. and Mrs. Baggs Sunday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pat Welch of Rocky attended Sunday school and prayer meeting at this place Sunday.
 Sunshine.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
HAPPY HILL ROOTS.

MT. and Mrs. Clarence Watkins are the proud parents of baby boy.
 Albert Hampton, George Meador and D. H Cackerhans were Hartley visitors this week.
 Jewel Williams of Old Cove visited his sister, Mrs. J c. Watkins, at Hartley this week.
 John Decker, road overseer, and help have been working the Baker Springs road this week.
 Miss Maud Smith of Cove has been sfaying with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Watkins the past three weeks.
 Miss Silvia Davis of Baker Springs vas visiting her cousins Mayme Will iamson and Vester Watkins, at Hart Icy this week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
CORRESPONDENCE
OLD COVE CLIPS.

Henry Hasten made business trip to Vandervoort Saturday.
 E. c Little was Mena business visitor one day last week. . There was singing st the nome oi Ed Rogers Sunday evening;
 Miss Mayme Little and brother, John S., spent Sunday with friehus ae McCauley.
 Mrs. Edna Trigg of New Mexico IS visiting at the home of the hiltohs
 Prof. Mize, principal of the Old Cove school, spent Sunday with home folks at Rocky.
 Train No. 4 killed fine COW be- longing Go Mir. Rose Saturday near the Rogers place.
 Alonzo Little has been busy for the past week saving wood with ms gasoline driven saw.
 Rev. Spencer preached an interest inQ sermon at the church Sunday to a good sized audience.
 Paul Stockton spent Sunday at the home of his parents, MT. ana Mfs' F. Fl. Stockton, of Mena.
 Mrs. W. l.. Boyd's mother came m Saturday for a short visit at the home of Mir. and Mrs W L. Boyd.
 Perno Trew returned home Satur- day from Vandervoort where ne mas been working for the past week.
 Miss Rosa Mason of Two Mile, teacher of the primary room, spent inc week end with home folks.
 MT. and Mrs. John Turner of Goose Creek. La., former residents of this neiphborhood visited friends here last week
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Williams and family with Asa Frederick spent a few days last week on Mountain Fork fishing.
 Mrs. R. E. Daily and son of Hat field visited at the home of her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Little. one day last week.
 School is progressing nicely with about 40 students enrolled. Prok Mize is principal and Miss Rosa Ma son is assistant.
 Everyone remember literary every Wednesday night. Everyone is invit- ed. Mir. Rose, chairman; Miss Mayme Little, secretary.
 Mrs. Roy Stockton and babies of Eorinth returned home Saturday af- ter a week spent at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. James Rose.
 P. Trew, s. T. Moore, Elmer Civ ems ]. K. Williams and Mir. Kent were among the residents of this vicinity who shopped in Hatfield Saturday
 Sunday school was very we'll at tended Sunday but not as well as usual Let's everyone, both young and old come for we have a class for all. Sunday night there was prayer meeting which was we'll attended and with the good singing made it one of inc best held at this place this year.
 Box Supper at Old Cove.
 There will be box supper at the Old Cove school house Friday night, August 5. Proceeds will be used to buy q water cooler. lights and song books for the school All of the ladies are requested to bring well filled boxes and the boys full pocket books. Everyone is insured fine and enjoyable time. You are cordially in vited to attend.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
NORTHCLIFFE READY
 TO TALK PROHIBITION
Take Me to Place Where it Is," He Says, "and I'll Tell You What
 Think of It."

New York, July viscount Northcliffe, who is enjoying the lure of the metropolis for short time be- fore resuming his trip toward the Far East, has joined the list of foreign personsages who exhibit a sense of humor in discussion appertaining to the eighteenth amendment and it's en- forcement. Asked what he thought of prohibition, he said
 "Take me to a place where there is prohibition and I'll tell you what think about it."
 Which recalls what Rumanian prince on a recent visit to New York asked
 When does prohibition begin 2"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
POLK PAYS s4i.ssiss TO af
Officers Soon Ready to Mass is
 SettIement-Total slltl@s1

Sheriff J A. Thornton and oa| Clerk W. E. Anderson have sanls| the final report of tax collecilol. will soon be ready to make hri clement with the state. Iae s shows that a total of SlliQGAl taxes collected. Of this
 $41 ,S31.S6 goes 10 the state money paid in Polk county 2 state goes principally into tae \ l's ' ing funds: Schools, Sl5,s4lh! <. k sions, sl0.63i46; General, seis' N University of Arkansas s s. The report shows there are sflS sons in the county who paid psA The dog taxes total Sl,4S7.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
CRYSTAL HILL SPARKS.

s. H. Hilton was a Mena visitor Saturday
 MT. and Mrs. Southern of Colo rado are visiting their daughter, Mrs Lee Cook, and family.
 Miss Emma Hendricks is attending the summer school at Big Fork.
 Quite number from this place at tended the picnic at Big Fork Satur- day
 Frank Roberson and daughter, Miss Birdie, traded in Mena Thursday.
 Frank Roberson received letter last week stating that his brother who has been ill for some time, was dead. Mir Roberson was unable tC attend the funeral
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
FATHER URGES MERCY.
Driver Who Killed His Four-Year- Old
 Daughter Is Released.

Shreveport, La, July 26.-The ex. traordinary incident of the father of child crushed to death by an automo. bile appealing for release of the driver of the death ear occurred here
 according to announcement Tuesday
 when G. E. Woods, father of four year-old girl victim, joined the par ents of Edward Montie, service ear driver. in appealing to District Attor- ney Blanchard for liberation of Mon- tie, who had been charged with man slaughter following the chiId's death sunday. The accident was declared unavoidable and the charges with
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
HARTLEY HAPPENINGS.

Sunday school at Happy Hill every Sunday at p. m. Everybody wei come.
 This community was favored with a good rain last week, which left the crops in fine condition.
 J. A. Watkins of Grannis was vis- lting relatives at Hartley Sunday and took his mother back home with him for visit.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. Plunkett and family of Baker Springs were visit ing friends and relatives near Hartley Saturday night.
 J. M. L. Thomas and family, form CT residents of Polk county, but now of Oklahoma City, Ok, are back in Polk county visiting relatives.
 Blueiav
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
TWO THIRDS OF BIG
 INCOMES GO TO TAX
Million-a-year-and-up Class Receives Sl52,650,245. But Pays Uncle
 Sam S9O,02O,996.

Washington, July 26.-Persons with a million dollars or more net income are paying the government practical ly two-thirds of it in taxes. according to preliminary statistics of income for 1913, issued by the internal rev enuue bureau.
 The preliminary statistics issued do not show the taxes in classes over $l,OO0,000, but the net income of in- dividuals in tho class from $f ,000 ,00O to Sl,500,000 is given as $41 ,668. .482: from $l 100000 and $2,00O.O0O as S22,l06,906 and $2,0OO,000 and over as S88. STA. .S56
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
GROWING FOOD AND FEn
New Record by Arkansas Psmiall
 for Present Year.
Special 10 The Star

~DeCiat 10 T ne StAr
 Little Rock, July 26.--For As a| time in the history of the Ann penitentiary, the farms will Ihh 4 raise enough corn and other fsi ' for all of the stock and for tk ! victs. There is at the Cumnin is 900 acres of corn, as compard '. 400 acres last year, and the rEl one of the finest ever known ] cotton acreage has been reduedaz 1500 to 1900 and there is a geT [ siderable amount of weevil ltM tion to the other feed crops, aA1sE'I 400 acres of alfalfa and enouga { ghum to make molasses for tHl stitute for an entire year
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28

day of last week with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Reed.
 Miss Florence Jackson, who has been visiting at the J. H. Anderson home, left Thursday afternoon for her home in Hartshorne, Ok.
 There will be a pie supper at Oak Ridge Saturday night, July 30. A good literary program is being arr ranged. Everyone invited to come and bring someone with you.
 Carl Saladin, Garnet Caudell and Roy Schneider, also Brent Barron of Acorn. members of the Howitzer company returned home Tuesday morning from Camp Pike, where they attended the annual encampment.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
oUACHITA REPLIES.

tReceived too late for last weei)
 Crops are needing rain.
 j. M Lambert was in Mena Tues the fields "0'N ''' Mrs, Win lilly of Dallas visited here Sunday. 'e1 MT. Holman of Midway was in this vicinity last Saturday
 several from here attended the ieaugue at Cherry Hili Sunday night Ira Stanley, Marvin and Curtis Jackson attended singing af Fgger Saturday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
RAINBOW SPRINGS.

Mrs. Lula Fields, who has beer sick, is still very i'll
 MT, and Mrs. ] F Rayburn made business trip to Mena Mondy. IFS. Haley ana daughter of Car mage; Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs Marshall Reeee's daughter. who has oeen visiting him, has returned home They are developing more spring. at this place. lmDrovenent is vrad. ually moving along.
 Mrs C. o. Cole who has been wis. lung in this community, has returned home to Oklahoma City.
 Blue Eyes
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28

early production of ..
 hye e barrels per day. '''' ,v.to,. for the first time, t i
 MT. Moler, the ebi.s s0id manager of the worl. rl'ei dls tending s'.r.d court at EslA' Easf'I.lss, Is a!ss further progress viii ;liI',anc la his return. ""l prObsbh
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
RELIEVES VANISHING
 MILLIONAIRES FOXY
Treasury Secretary Suggests They Are Dividing Property Among ChiI-
 dren to Beat Surtax.

Washington, July 26.--One answer to the riddle of the nations vanishing lniliionaires was advanced by Secre- tary Mellon.
 A man with a million dollars of tav anle a income, he explained, could divide nss sh property among his children and .mus avoid the high surtax bracket bv nhlaAing the percentages applicable for .le amounts into which the property was divided---as four different in. comes instead of one of s1 000 ooo
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
ouACHITA SCHOOL DISTRICT

A good rain is needed
 Marvin Jackson was in Mena Fri day.
 Thomas Holman visited at Egger Monday night
 A large number of the people at this place are attending the protraet- ed meeting at Cherry Hill.
 A large crowd was at the picnic Saturday.
 The meeting which was to begin last Saturday at Big Fork, will begin next Sunday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
Warning Order.

 In the Chancery Court ol rv .son. H ty, Arkansas-M. A. strasg ministrator of the estate is 2; Roach, deceased, Plaln9s;,I, l,9;aI, b Emily Davis, Vada Fox, saTl 1;a Tlsi kins, Carmon Davis, Mon,a' and Ollie Davis, Defendan'IF; Fos. The Defendant, Vada .,s et' warned to appear in this coa'' z as'o'sps' thirty days and answer the .,,sa. s4 \ of the Plaintiff. M A ss ministrator of the estate ' .i koach, deceased. .hs sd Witness my hand and IT. 1',,r lS said court this 25th day oI a.e sa axat
 W. L. PAkkhnns hnns.fif !. ". Van Hoy. Atty. for ,,,''.;- ,'.;f -' Minor PiDkin. Aftv Tor First Pub. July 2s
 Last Pub. August IS
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
OLD COVE CLIPS.

fReceiyed foo late for last ws-skl Prof. Mize visited home folks at Rocky Saturday.
 A. B. Manor attended the singing at Nit. Clair Sunday.
 R c. Driggs attended Sunday school at Old Cove Sunday.
 Mr, and Mrs " D. Stockton 4rea relatives at Mccauley Sunday.
 Mrs. Thomas Cureton has beer on the sick list for the last few days. M- and Mrs. T. A. Woodeli of Cove
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28

"Whiskey has ruined the 'sp'r of several men" p.h sai
 "Yes," replied Broncfo Dos, s',,, ls at the same time, l amt .l'as sa,' ss lot of naturally no-aeeou,~s, ,s,. | haven't done their share to dsIau,I| lJs I reputation of whiskey' Jester.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-07-28
Della
Divorees Third Wife at Ninety-ona

Chicago, July 24.L-Ambrose ]. Rose. 5l years old, granted decree of di, xorce from his third wife, asserted enat women were getting worse with every generation My first wifs was pretty good he said. eMv see- ond was just medium and lhe third no good at aH.r he-.--eerts hs A fhy,, -, sRith them al. s.s r s''u