Feed For Sale
PRICES RIGHT
W. O. Barrentine
Feed, Lumber, Coal
Shingles, Doors, Rubber
Roofing, Paints, Brick and
Lime.
Corn, Oats, Chops, Hulls
and Meal.
H. D. SWAYZE
MUST HAVE PICKED CREWS
Men on Board the Zeppelins Are Caro*
fully Selected and Have to Be
Above the Average.
Some interesting particulars re
cently appeared in one of the Ger
man papers of the men who man the
Zeppelins which go over to bombard
London and other English towns.
All the men are specially chosen,
not only for their physical qualities,
but also for their intelligence.
The strain of the journey from
Germany to England and back again
is so great, indeed, that the men
have to be given a complete rest of
some days on their return.
A journey across means at least 14
hours' traveling at a high altitude
and at a terrific speed.
Even on a comparatively warm
night the height at which a Zeppelin
is forced to travel makes the journey
an icy cold one.
Every man of the crew is a tee
totaler, and no one is allowed to
smoke while on board. Each man
kno'ws, too, that any journey might
be his last, for the unwieldy aircraft
might be brought dowm by an aero
plane or by gunfire, and, as so many
have, by sheer accident. This knowl
edge is such a strain on a man’s
thoughts that he can only come
through it successfully if he is above
the average.
CAVE MEN'S GARDENS.
The plants used by the American
aborigines form the subject of a spe
cial investigation which the United
States bureau of plant industry has
been carrying on for some years. All
available literature on exploration,
early travels and settlement in this
country, as well as later publica
tions, are searched for information
as to the knowledge which the abo
rigines possessed regarding the uses
of plants, and this information is ab
stracted and filed under the name of
each plant. It is expected that this
undertaking trill not be completed
for publication before the year 1924.
—Scientific American.
AIN'T THIS FIERCE?
Hix—What are you doing now?
Dix—Selling lime to contractors.
Hix—How do you find business?
Dix—Slack.
Our New Subscribers.
Following is a list of those
who have subscribed for THE
HOME NEWS since the last list
was published, to whom we ex
tend our thanks:
McCrory, Ark.
Pearl Lee Dane Angus
H D Swayze LW Sturdivant
Mrs. Dora Ellington T C Bull
J H Crossett T A Jeffries
Dr WT McCain V R Dilliard
J 0 Raymond R M Johnson
Mrs Annie Anderson R A Jones
R B Kendrick (col) C C Simmons
H W Jernigan Jas Pendergist
J R Triplett W M Comer
Eddie McClendon (col) WP Scott
T M Graham John Reddell
J E Livingston (col) DrRLFraser
W R Wilson 0 F Atkeison
John Jackson G C Browning
L B Colwell S L Holt
Mrs Mag Williams G W Barber
C T Willis A J Marsh
S M Curtis J F Johnson
R H Abbey J W Browning
J H Haywood (col) H Arnof
Mrs H W Burrow G W Skinner
W C Shankle G W Holt
J P Taylor W J Phonka
Route 1, McCrory, Ark.
M A Jones -G W Stewart
R E Holder W E Thornton
A Van’andingham Ben Starman
W J Vanlandingham John Koors
JD Shockley (col) W E Jelks
Route 2, McCrory, Ark.
J E King Bert Smith
Mrs Mattie Elam Fielding Long
W M Keating A A Anderson
Eugene Lee, Boxll5 J W Raynor
Frank Davis A Henard,BoxlOA
D M Huff S M Elliott
A J Porter
R E Brandon
Jack Dixon
LAP Beard
Jas Davis
J W
C H Haggard
R S Smith
R L Davis, box, 66
W H Burns
Neal McCue
G od by
DeView, Ark.
J H Proctor W R Rickets
W H Stokes Dr. J W Morris
J S Haggard
Morton, Ark.
A Materna C Blair
W E Anderson M A Sparks
Cotton Plant, Ark.
Alex McGregor D H Echols
D H Biaett
Augusta, Ark.
Dr R N Smith Mrs S A Raney
C 0 Dye
Miscelleanous
Mrs. W. H. Jimerson. Heber
Springs, Ark.
Jos. M. Arnof, No. 1 Leonard
Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. L. L. Langton, 71534
Kensington Rd., Los Angeles,
Cal.
W. A. Welch, Heber Springs,
Ark.
U. G. Cook, Box 254, Hazelton,
Ind.
J. W. Mullens, Jelks, Ark.
Miss Edna Woodruff, 51 South
Evergreen, Memphis, Tenn.
Manuel Smith, Leslie, Ark.
E. L. Capshaw, 9 North Ma
nassas St., Memphis, Tenn.
E. C. Kramer, 53 High St.,
Santa Cruz, Cal.
Dr. E. B. Smith, Arkadelphia,
Ark.
W. N. Wilkes, Keevil, Ark.
Mrs. Alice Morrison, 618 North i
9th St., St. Petersburg, Fla.
Jas. H. Porter, Helena, Ark.
A. G. Taylor, % C. B. College,
Chillicothe, Mo.
Mrs. D. E. Chappell, 119
Dewy, Sapulpa, Okla.
Mrs.% I. E. Thomas, Alto,
Texas.
Miss Florence Welch, zzl Cedar
St., Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. A. C. Holmes, Hillemann,
I Ark.
Mrs. Lillian Grace, 1501 W.
Barrique, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Mr. H. Y. Swayze, Center
Point, Texas.
Chas. Wright, R. 3, Somer
ville, Tenn.
R. W. Ward, Langton, Ark.
Will McKleduff, Moro, Ark.
Hix Lewis, % Aggies, Jones
boro, Ark.
Miss Ruby Hargis, % Galloway,
Spflypv A vk !
Miss Ottie Huff, Crossett, Ark.
Dr. R. L. Thompson, Wynne,
Ark.
Mrs. R. Albritton, 787 Linden
Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
C. P. Harris, 588 McKinley
St., Memphis, Tenn.
Lost: Somewhere between
McCrory and Pumpkin Bend,
one starting crank for automo
bile. Finder please return to
E. T. Wherry & Son’s store and
get reward. Adv. 10-27-lt.
j McCrory 19 Brinkley 6.
The McCrory High School easi
ly defeated Brinkley High on th*
local gridiron this, Friday, afte •
noon with a score of 19 to 6. Ti '
feature of the game was a spec
tacular 80-yard run for a touch
down by Ruken Jelks of thehorriM
team who also made another
touchdown during the game. The
only other touchdown for the
home boys was made by Nudv
Arnof with a line plunge through
center. The visitors got away
with the pig skin for a score only
once during the game. Referee
Atty. Knott of Brinkley; umpire
Turk McElwee of Augusta.
One of Many.
Mr. A. Henard who resides on
Route No. 2 told a reporter for
the News Saturday that he
would harvest 30 bales of cotton
from 40 acres and that they
would average $104.00 a bale.
He has nine head of mules and
horses, 27 hogs and 13 head of
cattle, besides a big role of pock
et change which he has made
farming the past two years.
May your prosperity continue is
our best wish, Mr. Henard.
Messrs Chas. Mills and Jelks
Brazeale motored over from Au
gusta Sunday.
Among those from Augusta
who attended the football game
here today, we note: Messrs
Jas. Malin, Turk McElwee, Ros
coe Davis, Horace Berry, Willis
Brazeale and Noble Massey.
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