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The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
RID NEW ORLEANS OF ANTS. Entomologist to Do for S24,O0O What
 Has Cost $500, ,0OO.

New Orleans, Oct. 24.--Committees began lining up their forces in New Orleans today to push to a quick fin- ish the campaign to destroy the Ar genuine ant in the city.
 It costs an average of SIP city block to eradicate ants in New Or leans, according to E. R. Barber, United States entomologist.
 Experts figure that about $300,000 is spent annually by the people of per per" cent so' of ssoo,ooo t, is s2z ooo, and nd approximately that sum, spent now, will rid the city of the dangerous pest. declared MT. Barber.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
JOHN DIS PARTNER DIES. 5. MacSpadden Was Associated With
 Rockefeller in Oil.

Minneapolis, Oct. 24.--L. c. Mac Spadden, 82 years old, former part ner of John D. Rockefeller in the oil business and a Minneapolis pioneer, died early Saturday of Masco, Calf according to information received by relatives here.
 Mir. MacSpadden, who has devoted the last few years of his life to fruit ranches and eucalyptus groves in Southern California was stricken with apoplexy several days ago. Inter ment will be at Fresno, Calif.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
POULTRY SHOW READY
Big Annual Event Win Open Thurs day Morning Many Birds
 Already in.

Mena's second Corn and Poultry Show will open Thursday morning, and if the entries Wednesday are a fair sample. the show will be a great CT success than ever before. More than twenty pens had been entered prior to noon, with many more entry blanks filled out. The corn show, as well is attracting much interest, the entries promising to be heavy. J M :. Dashiel announces the formal opening of the show Thursday morning, and will be open each evening after sup per for inspection This move is at- tracting much interest turnout the county, and is resulting in better poultry in Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
s5000 LEFT BY WILL FOR
 U. OF A. SCHOLARSHIPS

Fayetteville. Ark. Oct. 24.--A be- quest of s5,ooo to be used in estab- fishing scholarships at the University of Arkansas is q part of the will of Mrs. EIementine boies, prominent Fayetteville woman Who died recent Ix. Inc 8<hoI1r<hIpe are to be Nefs p<<u&{ inc irtefezf only beine 1zef
 I he xehol1fzh1ps are oNeH . t4 <E< xf<z< H{etHz and HKH tf* 11Ior. 1T th1If te1kea
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
PAPER MAY PRINT OFFICIAL
 RECORDS IS COURTS RULING

st. Louis, oct. 20...-A verdict ir favor of the St Louis Star WAS re turned by jury in circuit court hers yesterday in a $i0osoo0 libei <ult Brought by Alex4ndef ? Macauley. af Toronto. Ont.
 The suit was based on news ar tio.es printed on Xaeanles arrest #s<R Ia January sx fz47 s.ssaf<ted 1< tassiEt fazze8 tktcks Naeaules [4z4f #1H 1sezz<e
 in lH6Ef.st<s32 ih1 erF. Judge <<xsHHz ekAtNH < NK#zHaptf h44 0
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
FIX EMPEROR CHARLES AND
 EMPRESS ARE CAPTURED
Prctender to Hungarian Throne in
 Prison and Dream of Elm nire Fades

Budapest, Oct. 25.--Ex- Emperor Charles and Ex-Empress Zita were captured today near Komorn and are now confined in the castle at Tata- Tavaros, guarded by two companies of government troops.
 Colonel Oesntburg's troops, cover ing the retreat of the former rulers, were forced to surrender and are prisoners
 The Carlist premier Ravovsky and Count Andrassy were captured at the same time as the former king Tine Carlist forces are fleeing in all direc- tions.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
HARDING TOURING THE SOUTH.
President Started 4-Day Swing Mon day, First Since Inauguration.

Washington, Oct. 25.-P President Harding left Washington Monday on
 4-day swing thru the South, his first visit to that section since his in-
 augaration.
 The president travelled on special train, leaving Washington at o'clock and returning Friday in time for the cabinet meeting. Visits will be n ade to Birmingham. Camp Benning. Georgia and Atlanta. In addition to Mrs Harding the president was accompanied by Sena- tor Underwood of Alabama, Deme- cratic leader of the Senate, and Sec
 retaries Weeks and Fall.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
BIG MASONIC EVENT FOR MENA
Twenty -eight Candidates for Council
 Degrees-Big Men Coming.

Mena has been on the map. Mason ically speaking, for some time, but the events planned for November will rank with the best ever held in the state. Twenty-eight candidates have been elected to take the Council de- grees, and the local members will Dc assisted in the work by Allan Win ham of Texarkana. Grand Master of the Grand Council, and N. |. McCrary of Ashdown. Grand High Priest o1 the Grand Royal Arch Chapter Luncheon will h1 served
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
WHAT 1S YOUR DATE?

Look at the date opposite your naem. If it reads lnovl92l your sub scription expires with this issue. Re new now to the BEST Weekly Paper in the state.
 Take advantage of the Dictionary offer and get one FREE. Address
 THE HEEA STAR
 Mcna. Arknnro1.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
BARE A ~BooTLEGGER TRUST
Score of Arrests Expected in 30 Mil
 lion Dollar Conspiracy.


 Washington, Oct. 23-.An alleged 'bootleggers'' trust" engineered by a wealthy group, in operations that have touched every large city in the United States, has withdrawn SC million dollars worth of whiskey from bonded warehouses in the last few months under fake permits and thru "robberies" staged at the stor- age places according to announce ment tonight from prohibition en- forcement headquarters.
 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes has authorized the arrest of e score of individuals, ringleaders of the all legged booze trust, and the seizure of whiskey distillers in four states. At least nine distilleries will be closed Others may be locked up as the inves- tigation proceeds.
 When officials today began review of the cases, which will lead to ar rests they found that the group ow corraled have been aided in their op- erations by confederates inside the enforcement organizations. This made it easy to obtain permit forms and other papers giving authority for shipment of whiskey in wholesale lots over the railroads.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
HAPPY WEDDING MONDAY
Miss Anna Marie Nelson and Leonard Gordon Roberts Joined in Matrimony.

A happy courtship covering peri cd of three years was most pleasant iy terminated on Monday afternoon, October 24, at 2 o'clock, when Miss Anna Marie Nelson and Leonard Cor don Roberts were united in marriage at the home of Mrs. Mary H. Nelson, mother of the bride, on Grandview Heights. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. H. L. Waters of the First Baptist church, who used the beautiful and impressive ring ser vice. The couple will live at Mag nolia
 The immediate relatives attending the wedding were Mrs. Mary H. Nell son, Miss Irene Nelson and ". K. Nell son, mother, sister and brother of the bride, and c. W. Roberts, father of the groom. Out-of-town guests were Miss lone Stevens of Fayetteville and Miss Rachel Mershon of Fort Smith.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

American L e g i o n, which will be held in this city October 31
 The "Tiger" of the and November l and g. French hosts during the World War sailed today on the steamship Paris from France to receive Americas well come on his first visit
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
 BANK NOTES ARE RAISED.
Woman Is Held at Hot Springs on
 Charge of Trying to Pass One.

OH1E BV VT TIE tU aEo O1tc-
 Hot Springs, Ark, Oct 24.-Feder- al agents nd here Investigating Mary Almquist, who gave her home as Los Angeles, Calf, arrested here and charged with attempting to pass a one-dollar bank note raised to fifty. Two of the bogus notes were found on the woman when searched by To- cal officers.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
BUSINESS IS TAKING
 TURN TO PROSPERITY
Vice President Coolidge Declares Up ward Swing of Pendulum Is
 Clearly Defined.

Boston, Oct. 20.-There is defin- ite turning of the tide in the business and industrial activities of the coun- try, Vice President Calvin Coolidge said in q message to the Boston Chamber of Commerce, read at it's opening assembly luncheon today.
 This upward swing of the busi- ness pendulum is clearly defined to those who can read the economic signs of the times," his message said. 1t is seen in the bank, the railroad, the postoffice, the mill and the field, and it calls for a spirit of optimism, and an attitude of self reliant, for ward looking confidence on the part of the business men of the country"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
Qaake kiIIs 280 eao.

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The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
MARSHAL FOCFIi IN
 ROUTE ID AMERICA
Tiger of French Hosts Sails for United States and Will Attend Legion Weig-
 and in Party.
By THOMAS wRIGLEy. International News Service Staff
 ,s.t.,+.,S a.fauI

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 21.-Mar- shal Foch is on his way to the third annual national convention of the
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
Sinn Feiners Routs Thugs.
lBy InternatlonaI News servIce.

Boston, Oct. 25.--Visiting members of the Sim Fein army are most un- satisfactory subjects for the attcn- tions of holdup men, it was demon strated here by John A. Kennedy, a twenty-one- year-oid veteran of the Irish Republican army. Two high way men attempted to relieve John of sss0. John objected and treated the bandits to 3 voiiey of revolver bullets.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
And Brought Him Home.

Heskett- Some terrible things can be caught from hssinx.
 slie-fou ought to see the one my sister caught. v
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
Dallas-Canadian Highway

The Dallas-Canadian highway, which comes up ont
of Texas thru the Oklahoma panhandle, striking the
Arkarsas river in Colorado Lamar of the most
important arteries of tourist travel Its general
is parallel to that of the Colorado-Culf highway from
which it is generally less than hundred miles distant,
but it serves different region In northern Texas and
Oklahoma, and TO many persons offers interesting
alternative route to or the Colorado mountains
The meeting in Las Anrnas this week Of the
citation that is promoting this highway should have the
support Of all those who concerned in promoting
summer tourist travel in Colorado. This is game in
which Colorado plays favcte but every undertaking
for good roads leading toward Colorado should have the
support OF the people Of this state and visitors
should be welcomed without regard TO their point OF
origin or the route by which they TO
Colorado has 10 better friends than the gentlemen
Of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico and Missouri
who building highways of travel toward the
mountains And glad TO notice that those
are working toward the development Of their
recreationa resources that the lover of nature and
of outdoor life may find satisfaction home if
he go far afeld The camping grounds of other
states be regarded rivals of Colorados
tain PARKS and forests They will keep tourists away
from this state but the there in those camps
the greater the number that will find their to tho
end Of the trails in the Rocky Mountains.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
GAINS BY THE RAILROADS
CThe wollnan Rev


with partial but Official figures for.he July rsilroad
making the country has Its
opportunity study the effects of the wage redue
tons which operation July l. In making
comparisons with last /; should be born In mind
of course. payroll revsions not the sole
economies ben put into practice by railroad
mar able for the first time however.
combined influence of all the changes
efficient instituted by the carriers
been permitted TO their own affairs
The showing is gratifying. although it cannot
be to conclusive. The final returns will have
subjected analysis before = is pos
give just approximation of present factors
their influence upon the future.
Repcrtu thus far made to the interstate commerce
commission by ls2 Glass railroads operating more than
227o00 miles, show net operating income for July of
.ssi5looo against deficit of si1+Saooo In July OF
1920. There IL Glass roads that still have 20
their and It is possible that the total
the month will be heween S7o,-
100000 ST50oo.oo0. Such a showing would mean
that he I would have earned nearly
the called for under the transportation
Analysis the Of the 1872 roads thus far
porting discoses operating of 345t2S50oo
in July last falling off of
l2.4 per operating Operating
July only 1855 compared with
s5o5sl.oo0 In July 1920 This is reduction Of about
s14s 100000 2st cent The saving result OF
the is estimated about 10000 900 for July
the decrease due reduction expendl.
for maintenance. structural and repair work
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

rest and recreation in the mountains Branching west
ward from this city avenues of tourist travel
but the in which Pueblo is most interested the one
that is considered be Pueblos particular highway of
transcontinental travel, is the Rainbow trail.
That why Pueblo takes special interest in the eel
ebration that being held today Salds recognition
of the completion of the new highway the conti-
mental divide at Monarch pass. As the main road
between the Arkansas valley and that of the Gunnison
this will always be of the most important highways
of the state, and must always remain favorite both
for those who seeking camp grounds
within this state and those who passing thru for
longer tour.
The Monarch pass highway also deserves attention
example of the splendid work highway construc
that being done by the United States forestry
bureau. The importance Of this work hardly be
and its value to the people of the state
will be appreciated and more the years
The completion of such a road is worthy of special
recognition by the people generally and its importance
will not be exaggerated
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

sorviceable automobiles not necessary
for Army use are transferred to other
Government departments when need
cd. The unserviceahle cars are offer
ed at public auction. such sales be-
ing advertised IN advance IN the Vi
entities In which they are TO be held.
@ Does Octavus Roy Cohen write
both detective and negro stories or
does he employ an assistant to do
one kind for him IL NJ.
A. Mr.. Cohen says tha. he writes
both Kinds of stories himself. finding
great pleasure IN changing from one
to the other. He finds II refresh In g
TO turn from ono type Of story TO the
other. thus keeping an enthusiasm for
both.
q. Is there a daily change in tho
height OF the water In tho Mediier-
ranean Sea-~hat we cali tides here
in America7-I. II p.
A. Tho Mediterranean Sea has
very slight tides Al most places tho
difference in level is only few inches
Q. How long has r. Phillip. op-
ponheim been writing stories @.
A. z. Phillips oppenhoim had his
frs, short story published 55 years
ago. when he was Is. his first novel
appearing when he was 30.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES
Errerr9Hrr f1V

tSeptomb"r l7l
isan-Ftrzt general Assembly ~ the
sat. Of HirHouri me. at ST Louis.
is1i-Guher; Haven. celebrated
Nsthotist bishop. horn az Maiden.
Mass Died there. Jan J. 1870.
isss-Ffrst day OF tho battle Of
ChickamauFa. IN which Gen BrarE
defeated th, Tedcraa under Gen.
En~~orane
isss-D~ath OF Maria Bocsowcido-.
Tn. frs, white child born IN Ohio. Born
y, saism. o. April IL. 1881.
D5i-Tbe asterpid tphlseris was Dis
covered by Or. g. II. = Peters
isii-Iamss A Garfield. twentieth
pr-sident OF tn. u. e. died a, Eih~ron.
". ]. Born In c1yahoTa County, o..
Nov. -, 1851
is7-Convon,ion of Illinois Liquor
Dealers association. az Rock Island.
adopted resolutions warning against
the dangers OF tho prohibition move
rncnt
ipia-Fe-e~n thousand carpenters In
Chicago won their strike for dollar
An hour, the hiEhest wage paid car
penters in the United states.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
IN Days NEWS"

Lord Lsverhuinn. who celebrated his
ssvsntisth b!rthday anniversary today.
"a head OF the famous firm OF soap
manufacturers At Port Sunlight. but
10 tho world at large no n better
known for his practical phiianthropice.
He II 4 strong advocate or a a!S-Gour
working day. and continually speaks IN
support Of this reform at public meet
Ing. throughout tho United Kingdom.
His ambition is 20 sec tho WORKING
classes xtycn sufficient Time for studs
ard wholesome recreation. His firm
has done a grcat deal In making the
cpnditious Of lts employees M good ns
Possible. and Port Sunlight IL ono of
tho beat known model towns In tho
world. Lord Iovorhulmc iH a great
arr collector. and his house at HAnp-
stead Ia fun OF valuable paintings and
other works Of art. In 1875 Lord
Iovorhulfrle was elected 20 tho House
eeived a baronotoy. and In isi5 he was
created baron.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

O. What religion has the mos.
foilowers7-G. p. NJ.
A. The religion which has the
mos, followers in Confuoianism or
Taoism. Tho members number aio.-
s?s.ooo.
O. What pitcher has struck out
the most batsmen7-F. ".
A. Waiter johnson of the wash
ington team of the American League.
has struck out more batsmcn than any
other pitcher In tho history of base
ball. In a game on August i5. 1921.
he struck ou. eight men, bringing the
total up to 2.77s. surprising Cy
Young. record o. am s,rike-ou;s.
Q. You state that tho first aerial
made in 1911. By F.. /. Ovington. Did
he make the trip alone7-H. W. s.
A. The Poo, Office Department,
Eays tha; the Pos, Office piio, Z. L.
ovins;on made the frs, air mall de-
livery trip alone.
Q. Who was tho original maker of
Washington Pic7-F. c.
A. while 1. seems Impossible 10
trace Warrington Pic 20 its original
maker. It "a Interesting TO note tina;
receipts for II may bc found IN old
English cootbooks
Q. when was revenue tax frs;
put on whisky7-J. C. p.
A. The firs; revenue tax on whisky
dates back TO March. 1921.
q. What u the possibility OF buy
Ing second hand automobiles from
the War Dcpartmcnt7-P. S.
4. Tho War Department says that
the only motor vehicles available for
sale arc unrcrvicesbls ones. All
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
A Road Building Triumph

The people Of Colorado understand better than
before what have in scenery and climate
They appreciate the magnitude of business opportunity
that lies in the rapidly increasing tourist travel well
as the greatness of their task in making Colorado
accessible for tourists, and in providing the necessary
accommodations for summer visitors.
Pueblo occupies most fortunate position, both as
regards the states from which the majority of the sum-
tourists drawn, and regards those parts OF
this state that offer the best opporune. for summer
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
1ODAYS EVENTS

NatOnal Independence day OF Chill
Fortieth anniversary OF the death of
President GARFIELD
One hundred and twenty-five years
ago Washington issued his famous
''FArewell Address"
The twenty-second national encamp-
rent OF the Veterans OF Foreign War.
opens today IN Detroit
Tho annual West Michigan Stat.
Fair will be opened at Grand Rapids
today and continued thru the week
The senate committee investigating
conditions in the Nin-o coal fields OF
West Virginia Is to begin its hearings
today at Williamson.
Veterans who tough; IN France IN
der the coiors OF the thirty-fourth. or
Sandstorm. Division. win BEGIN their
annual reunion today In Omaha
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
FASHION hint

In acoordanos - The rssuase =
many rsaders. The chiefsain has ~
sumed the fashion service which
eroved 20 popular. We have maAs a..
rangements with the Beauty p asrH
company. OF New York. to suppiv the
fhs Chieftain illustrations Of the lat.
est and most convenient styies. fheso
are OF special in,srsst and advantASu
TO the home drsasmaksr. Ordsrs foe
these patterns may Be sent dtrpc, -
viii b sent from the pattern con.
pany dfYVet q .hs psrSou eedsriaa
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
Horoscope
S1s D. Net c..,sl.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1871
Newspaper Syndicate.)

ACopyriEht. 1871, by the MCIiufe
Newspaper SyndicAte.)
This is an uncertain day. accordin &
TO astrology, but friendly stars dori-
nate, while Neptune and Venus are
in benefic aspect Mercury and Uranus
are adverse.
II is a most auspicious planetary
rule for forwarding the aims Of
women.
Great honors. long prophesied. will
come to them and one at least will sit
in conference with great statesmen.
Neptune seems to indicate that
there will be an access OF respect for
the achievements of women and their
power to carry on large enterprises.
Happiness should come TO ali who
and understanding should assure
them serenity and cooperation in all
important affairs.
Neptune is in sway supposed to
increase the tendency TO practical and
common sense views of life.
Mental poise and sound Judgment
should characterize the attitude of
women during this rule OF the stars
Care should be exercised in COM
rlitting ones opinions TO writing
when Mercury is in sinister sway.
This is a day when letters and papers
should be safeguarded.
There is sign today read as pre-
saSirg some sort or news tnat VIII
excite the public and cause diverse
opinions.
This is not a fortunate rule for
aerial navigation as accidents are
more likely to happen when Uranus
is in evil place than at other times
There is a sign today that is sup
posed to make persons unduly sens'-
tive and to cause offense on slight
provocation.
This should be most auspicious
birthday. Persons whose hirthdate
II is have the augury OF success and
happiness during the coming year.
Children born on this day may be
ficklc and unsettled. but very lucky.
These subjects OF Virgo are on the
cusp and have many Libra Character
istics.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

Q. II 1: true thns any part Of the
ocean is fresh waterT-A s
A. Tho Hydrosnphlc Office says
that there arc several places IN tho
different ooeNns OF the world where
fresh water may b. found. Ono of
tho bos, known OF ,hcs> places " be-
yond tho cosA, OF Miami. Florida Tho
causc OF this fresh water In the midst
OF tho salt ocean IL a spring formed
by a sub;orrancan river.
Q. Picacs advise mo the per cent
Of marriages that 80 on tho rock Of
the divorce eourt-H. o. II.
A. In 1915 /. was estimated tina:
the number o. divorces was 1905.
OF these ali per cent wcrc granted
to husband: $50 psr cent granted to
tho vlfo. Tho marriages numbered
i.Oso.T7s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

(Any reader can ees the a.
sWer 10 any question By writing
The ChieftaIn Information Bu.
reau. Frederic J. Haskin. De
rector. Washingtoo, d. G Thb
offer applies strictly To infosHe-
ton Tho Bureau cannot G1ve
advice On legal. medical I'D
AnAnciAl matters. II docs 00e
attemp& 10 sct,le domestic tso0.
bles, nor 70 undertake exhou0e-
i've reanarch on aAy s0hjeoe
Write Jour question plainly 80
briefly. Give full name and -.
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repates arc sent direct 70 the ID
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
rODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Key Pit:man. senior United States
senator from Nevada. born at Nicks-
burg. Miss. ~ reara ago today.
Loui. Joseph Vance. author OF a
number Of popular novels. born N
washington, ~ years ago today.
Brig. Gen. Hugh A. Drum. who vas
chief Of staff Of the first American
field army In the World War. born AZ
Fort Brady. Mich. a. ysars ago todal
Rodoiphe Boudreau. clerk Of the
rrivy Council of Canada. born az ST.
C;rerolro. Que. SIS years ago today.
Anthony F'Ials. noted az an Arctic
explorer and writer. horn at Ieraef
City Heights. ~. !. 81 years ago today
rh;.fAain Svnnf ads. hiring resuItS,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

tSnptefnhor I1l
King and Queen OF Belgium well
epme-i At Rio do Janeirn.
Italian factory owners and workers
reached a wage agreement.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19
wHAr DO roc wANr TO KNOW

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Washington furnishes readers. free OF
charge. With accu-ate and authocfta-
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ait subjects concerning which inforns-
tion can be had from the unparalleled
resources OF tire Nsrious f~deral gov
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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-19

pictures were taken at Baron
ovitchi. Russia. near the Polish
border. Tho refugees shown
came from the interior. The