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Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
cHiNA's TEMPLE BELLS
fElsie E. Well in Asial

The deep sonorous tones of temple bells, the beating of the gongs that call to prayer, are inextricably woven into the subtle soul of the East The West erner who has dwelt in pagoda cities always afterwards carries wistfully in his memory the endless booming of the temple gongs. What were they-those winged messages that mounted night after night to strike against the wall of his alien consciousness? Were they
 mere mechanical reverberations of an outworn creed or were they vehicles of a universal truth that is reincarnated for every environment and every epoch? It is written in the gospel of Buddha; Truth is eternal and will still remain even though heaven and
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

grounds of unsightly advertising rising to levels of second story window tops. Such obstrusiye structures offend the intelligent eye. The men at Atlantic City find that they also can affect seriously the values of real estate and of bonds issued to cover investments in parks. parkways and boulevards.
 For the billboards there is no plea of public necessity. They are institu- tions purely of private profit. No ranking for general convenience is to be accorded to them. They lack the
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
TAKES UP BILLBOARD FIGHT
(New York Herald.)

Opening fight on billboards in city streets and avenues, the National As sociation of Real Estate Boards, in convention at Atlantic City, places its interested strength behind a public sentiment which has able already in number of cities to effect whole some reforms in the indicated direc- tion Washington has abolished bill- boards, Chicago regulates them by a principle of majority consent. In Bos- ton a charter provision is directed against them
 New York has experienced several billboard agitations without vis- able effect. Broadway still suffers visitations of ugly boardings. Along Riverside Drive choice beauty spots of sloping lawn are spread before back
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

qualities of fantastic display and the virtue of assisting materially in the H. lumination of a great city which has disarmed esthetic critics of the electric night advertising signs along shop ping fronts and skylines.
 Billboards in cities are indeed the unbecoming products of a special in dulgence. When that indulgence is withdrawn by urban authority, it may be found practicable to clean up the landscape along rural drives and cross country railway lines.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

earth shall pass away" The old Budd- hist priest softly tapping the strai,ge fish mouthed gong through the temple services may seem to have simple enough spiritual occupation. But at the far frontiers of his religion he can explore the esoteric depths of philo-
 sophy, probe the heart of life and death and immortality, and equally with his brothers of the Western Book he has words of wisdom for the young, strength for the weary. comfort and
 cheer for those who are troubled in heart
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

the dance instead of being pushed backwards all thru a hop. With the present dances, couples push the floor all over themselves. May 1 have the pleasure of this waltz? Ta-tum-tum-ta- tum-tum.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

try really represent. Ard, then. be- sides whether the life retains it's ear Her simplicities or may later revolved around New York and Newport, the | cycle from shrtsleeves to shirtsleeves is still possibility of three genera tions that affords the corrective that so many seem to look for when study | ing the career of the successful.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

In wealth of scenery Arizona is not far behind any state in the union. It's rugged topography presenting noun tain ranges and chasms of awe-in- spring scenic beauty are individual and peculiarly distinctive to this state.
 One of the most magnificent drives open to the automobile tourist is the Apache Trail. Apart from it's his- soric interest it is alluringly beautiful
 A Goodrich scout car recently made
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

the trip over the Apache Trail and secured pictures of no mean attraction. The accompanying illustration is one of the number and shows the road at the foot of Fish Creek grade where the party stopped to get a better view of the canyon.
 The camera does not do it justice as it is impossible to record the wonderful shades and soft tints presented among the varied formations.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

wAsHINGToN.-washington soci- ety has new member in Mrs. King Swope, whose husband has just been elected to congress. the first republi- can to be sent to the capital from his district in Kentucky in 23 years.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02
September, 1919
JAS. F. SALTER,
President Police Jury.
Office of the NatChitOcheS Liv-
cry & Garage Co., Ltd,
NatchitOcheS, La.
SEPTEMBER Is. 1919

AT meeting of the stockholders
the Natchitoches Livery & Garage
Co. Ltd, this day held at thei
office in the City Of Natchitoches, La.
here were present the following stock
holders: M. Aaron, J. B. Pressburg,
D. w. Breazeale, H. Hughes, G.. L.
Krieger, constituting a quorum. The
meeting being called by proper notice.
etc., and being the regular annual
meeting. One of the objects of said
meeting being to amend Article One
of the charter of said corporation by
changing its name from Natchi-
toches Livery & Garage Co., Limited to
Natchitoches Motor Company, Limited.
The object of the meeting being
stated, the following resolution was
offered, seconded and unanimously
carried:
Section l. Resolved that Article
One of the Charter of this corporation
be amended so as to change the name
of the corporation from Natchitoches
Livery & Garage Co., Limited to Match
itoches Motor Company, Limited.
Section 2. That certified copy of
this resolution be published in the
Natchitoches Enterprise for 30 days
and a certified copy recorded in the
Recorders Office of the Parish of
Natchitoches, La, and certified copy
forwarded to the Secretary of State
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02
PROCLAMATION

Pursuant to resolution passed by
the Police Jury of the Parish of Match
itoches, at special session held on the
18th day of September, 1919, I, Jas.
F. Salter, president of the Police Jury,
hereby give notice that a special elec-
tion will be held in Road District No.
28 of Ward 5, ON Tuesday, the 21st day
of October, 1919, for the purpose of
submitting TO the property tax payers
qualified to vote at such election uGder
the laws Ui sn.; STATE oi Louisiana the
following proposition:
To levy special tax Of five mills on
the dollar on all assessable property in
Road District % of Ward 5, said Dis
trict embracing all of that territory of
Ward not included in Road District
Mo. 81 Spanish Lake District) and
Road District No. q. Said tax to ex-
ist for period of five years beginning
with and including the year 1920 and
ending with and including the year
1924
Said election to be held in accordance
with the laws of the State of Louisiana
and at Polling places, Beaulah and Mar
IAoSAAC. AuC AOllOWAik are dppOlutcu
to serve as Commissioners and Clerks
OF said election.
At Beaulah: c. C. McCarty, A. C.
Knott, J. J. Cook, commissioners, and
Frank James, clerk of said election.
At Marthavile: B. T. Lock, Julian
Dixon, Therman Pullin. commissioners,
and Bill Glass, clerk of said election.
Notice is hereby given that said
Police Jury of the Parish of Natchl-
toches. La, will meet at its regular
meeting place in the City of Natchi-
toches, La, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
a. M, on Wednesday, the twenty
second day Of October, 1919, and in
open session open the ballot boxes,
count the ballots in both numbers and
amounts and declare the result of the
election.
Natchitcches, La, this 18th day of
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02

Louisiana for the year 1917, to com.
prise all of the territory within the
boundaries hereinafter set forth, the
said Road District to be known as
'Road District No. 80 Of the Parish Of
Natchitoches.
Be it further ordained, That the
boundaries of said Road District No.
80 of the Parish of Natchitoches shall
be the following: All of the territory
on the East Bank of Cane River in
Ward of the Parish of Natchitoches
Louisiana.
Be it further ordained, That the
said Road District No. 30 Of the Par
ish of Natchitoches as thus created
shall constitute corporation in law
to conform with the terms and conci-
tious of Act 80 Of the Extra session of
the General Assembly Of the State of
Louisiana forsthe year 1917.
EAe ordinance being submitted to n
tta sss. tisae9aa 1ss'E
w.t. SisSr FOt<s u ~ IT
Yeas: Tauzin. Joyner, Hart. Raph-
iel, Furlow, Page, Ford, Salter and
Charleville. Nays: None.
And the ordinance was declared
adopted.
BY Mr.. Furlow, seconded BY Mr..
Tauzin:
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Natchitoches La.
Section /. That an election is here
by ordered to be held in Road District
No. 28, Ward 5, as created by ordin-
ance Of date July 9th 1919. said cleo
ti0n to be held on the 21st day Of Oct.
1919, at which shall be submitted to
the property tax payers qualified to
vote ct such election the following
proposition.
To levy special fiye mill tax or the
dollar upon all the assessable property
situated il Road District No. 28 of
Ward s Of the Parish Of Natckitoches,
embracing the following territory; all
of Ward Of the Parish of Natchito-
ches except that portion Of Ward 5 in
cluded in Road Dist. No. q (Spanish
Lake District and Road District
No. q, said mill tax to exist
IOr petlOQ OF years DegMnfn&
with the year 1920 and ending with
and including the year 1924. Said tax
to be devoted to the constructing and
maintenance of roads in said Road Dis
trict No. % Of Ward 5.
Section .. That the Secretary Of
the Police Jury Of the Parish Of Nat
chitoches is hereby instructed to have
prepared for use ct said special cleo
ton sufficient number Of ballots on
each Of which shall be printed the pro-
position mentioned and set forth in|
Section 1 Of this ordinance in the fol-
lowing form:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02
Lost or MiSlaid

Notice is hereby given that two
promissory notes executed by LEROY
McCllnton, payable to the order of
Jesse Shannon, each for the sum of
Two Hundred (S20o0 00j Dollars, due
respectively October Is, 1919, and
October Is, 1920, both given for ths7
rent of about AZ acres of land on the
west side of Cane River for the years
1919 and 1920, each bearing 81 interest
after maturity and 10 per cent attor-
neys fees in event of suit, have been
lost or mislaid. The public is warned
not to buy said notes as they belong to
the payee.
JESSE SHANNON.
September 3, 1919. At.
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for recordation in his archives.

for recordation in his archives.
Carried
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Natchitoches.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct copy Of
the original resolution amending the
charter of the Natchitoches Livery &
Garage Co., Limited adopted by a
unanimous vote of the stockholders Of
the corporation at the stockhoisi-
meeting helA a. its u'ir. IN "a.
81. ,-.lcAi,oy.lt~. Ia, On Svgseln....
Is, 1919
In testimony whereof witness l7v
hand and seal of office this September
Is, 1919.
}. B. PRESsBURG,
c - Secretary.
Sept. 1S.-30d.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02
Police Jury Proceedings
(Cofitinued from first page)

by Mr. Salter, seconded by Mr.. Tauzin
Be it ordained by the Police Jury OF
the Parish Of Natchitoches, Louisiana,
that Road District be and is hereby
created under the terms and conditions
Of Act 80 of the Extra Session of the
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana for the year 1917, to COM
prise all of the territory within the
boundaries hereinafter set forth, tn /,
said Road District to be known as Road
District No. 20 Of the Parish Of Natchi-
toches.
Be it further ordained, That the
boundaries Of eaid Road District No. 80
Of the Parish Of Natchitoches shall be
the following: All Of the territory Of
wxruU UWssyul c1diI0if fsaf y nos Iaessdssolls
in Road Districts Nos. 12. and Is Of
said Parish Of Natchitoches. La. Said
District No. 90 being bounded on the
east by Cane River Lake, on the south
by Wards 10 and Z, west by Road Dis
trict. No. b of said Parish and on the
north by Road District No. Is Of the
Parish Of Natchitoches, Louisiana. Ali
within the Parish Of Natchitoches,
State Of Louisiana.
BE it further ordained, That the said
Road District No. % Of the Parish of
Natchitoches as thus created shall con-
stitute corporation in law to con-
form with the terms and conditions Of
Act 80 Of the Extra Session Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of
Louisiana for the year 1917.
The ordinance being submitted to .
vote, the vote thereon was IS follows:
Yeas: Tausin, Joyner, Hart, Raphiel,
Furlow, Page Ford, Salter, Chsrleyille.
Nays: None.
And the ordinance was declared
adopted.
ORpINANnE CHEATING ROAD DISTRICT
No. rs or THE PARISH or NATcHI-
roCHEs.
The following ordinance was offered
BY Or. Jeyner, seconded BY Mr.. Salter:
Be il ordained BY the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of Natchitoches, Louisiana,
that road district be and IS hereby
created under the terms and conditions
Of Act 80 Of the Extra Session Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of
louisiana for the year 1917. to COM
prise Al of the territory within the
boundaries hereinafter set forth, the
said Road District 70 be known Isl
Road District No. 26 Of the Parish of
Natchitoches.
Be IL further ordained, That the
boundaries of said Road District No
rs 81 the Parish Of Natchitoches shall
be the following:
All 0f the territory embraced ii
Ward :. Psrish Of Natchitoches, said
district being bounded on the north BY
isisnvills Parish, west and south 81 |
Black Lale and east ~ Saline Bayou.
Bs Il further ordained. That the said |
Road District IN. IS of the PariSh of /
Natrhitochss - thas crested shall con- |
stitate ! corporation II law y conform
with IL tsrms md conditions of Act
% ef ~ Extrs Snion of ~ Censrall
Assembly of ths Stats u Louisiana foi |
~ ysar lsl7.
Ths oxdinancs being submitted u / |
vots, - vots therson Was = lollows;
Ysas: 1shusin, Joyner, Hart Raphisl
Flslow. Rags, Ford. Saltsr, Charlevills
Nays: NeAsA
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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02
BALLOT

Proposition to levy q FIVE
mill special tax on the dol
lar on ail assessable pro-
|perty in Road District No.
20 Ward S of the Pariah Of
Natchit oches, for q period
qf I'VE years beginning
18th and including the year
1sD2O and ending with and
including the year 1924.
Said tax to be devoted to
the construction and main
t<nAnce Of roads in said
District No. 28 Of Ward B
Parish Of Natchitoches,
La
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-10-02

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
POIH'S

Motion picture fans have a, treat in store for them next week when Charles Ray, rated as the most pop ular cf all movie stars, comes to Po1f-s in a prize fight play. 'Tyae Egg Crate Wallop." This is the sec ond sportive picture that Ray has heen starred in. the other, ''The Bus'2er' story of l5;' qe5al'. making q genuine hit during it's stay in this city.
 The remainder of the bill will be made up of a series of all star acts, which will be topped off by a minia- ture musical comedy.
 Today marks the end of the en- gagerncrt Of tho Mack Sennett bath ing beauties in Bridgeport, and with them vii! go the five reat farce Dho- tnnIay. 'Yanl1ee Doodle in Berlin .'' The pretty act presented by the Sen net girls, together with the genuine fun-n1a kinE qualities of the picture, have brought capacity houses to Po1is for the second half of the week as well as the first.
 Jane and Katherine Lee, the Fox film stars, will appear in person at Ppli's as headIiners during the sec cnd half of next week. These fam ous film kiddies have an act that vii! long be remeu bered here, for both f 'hera are come6iennes of high quality despite their tender years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
LIVING WATER NYAIPHS SURPRISE STAID RESIDENTS

The staid residents of Glen Cove, L. l., rubbed their eyes once, twice and three times. Then they ventur. ed closer. It was not an Illusion. They were live substantially living, bath Ing girls In the most stunning and daring costumes imaginable. Abbre- Viated costumes, but artistic. An in- Vesugauon was set in motion and it was learned that the country homo of H. P. Davidson was loaned to Elaine Hammerstein and her com. pany for scenes for 'The Country Cousin" None but, the camera men and director were supposed to have witnessed the scene, but it Is next to impossible to prevent human eyes from locating bathing girls. Broad. way was ransacked and turned up- side down for girls of beautiful fea- lures and forms to play the parts And they were told to bring with them those bathing suits which they preferred most. but rarely dared to wear. Small wonder the folks of Glen Cove paused to stare!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25

atricaI seasons. Bert Lyten, whose following has grown to tremendous proportions, enacts the stellar role in this picture as Tito Lonbardi, the ec- centric genius whose fame has been won by designing fashion creations for the smart set of Fifth avenue. The story has to do with LombaT5i's love af krs and his business troubles.
 Lovely mannequins, perfect '36" models and a host of other beautiful women surround the handsome young star in ''Lombardi, Ltd.." and they wear imported gowns that the pro- duCers say cos- thousands of dollars.
 Juno Mathis made the scenario of '-LOmca rli, Istd..'' from the original nlanus -ri1e of the Hattons' play. The lea ing feminine roles-and they pre- dOfninate-are in the snahle hands of Alice LaFe, Vera Lewis, Juanita Han sen, Thea Talbot, Ann May, Jean +'-'-sr and the modes. Virginia CaId- vel. Gn'da Madden and Pa. riaia TEannan: ~-ith Joseph Kilgou~. C. or'>e Mcdaniel and John Stepping provid- ing the Tnascu'fne support.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
LYRIC,

Starting Monday afternoon. the newest production from the facile end fertile pen of Philip Dunning called ''One Born Every Minute" w7.u be presented at the Lyr.c theatre.
 Its theme is the most unique that has been evolved by piayw- igbt in many :aars fer it's centTa- figures are two college c:3ap D., undergraduates at Yale, honored for studies SHc at4-et- fcs alike who caleb ate a E@2e vic tory on football night, geC into TOW with some Harvard bovs, smash Up a cafe and almost ruin the bartender. They are pursued by a s,}"@ri uf -o- lice. take refuge in 9 E-eIEHt car Sen~p porarly but find their refuge a Serranent one to he ezrens of three days with their em rsi-g place at sor-h Windharl, Maine How they realize their error iz- rurri-g away, how they decide to .o~a,s in tre town and make the best 0f il and t-e most of their resources, nner1.'. TT -hev arrive penniless and how they stumble on the "ois tea" which earns them mo7ey arIe0-y. stand
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
THc PlEES55 AGENTS SAY

Ing In the community and the love Of tive pretty sisters form enc Of the most expressing plots that present day p4aywfights have to their credit in the past ten years. Manager Ar vine will produce and stage the play on a par with the original New York company. The players are versatile and able to give 1t q masterly pre- sentaion.
 Tornerrow night there will be the usual photoplay concert with one of the beet programs that Manager Ar vine has compiled. As feature Charles Ray will be presented in one of his best efforts. "The Law of the North Fatty Arbuckle will furnish the comedy and a three-reel drama, Hope Of the Hil1s.' will round out the program, The Pathe News, the sixth episode Of that famous super serial, ''Izhe Midnight Man." featur- ing James ], Corbett. and the concert by the famous Lyric orchestra will conlpiete the bill,
 The Gaa1 performance of that won t+erft,l comedy. Folly With q Past viii he given tonight,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
PLAZA.

Today Is the last showing of an all star bill at the Plaza theatre. The bin is headed by the famous Florence Tempest formerly the famous team of Tempest and Sunshine, she is well assisted by a clever pair O. lads who s.n5 and darce 10 perfection. Many other acts all help to make an all star vaudeville biii. In ''Cpstairs.'' the farce comedy drama Miss Mabel Nornland has many chances to snow z1eT ability as q subtle Come edienne.
 Startirg tomorrow nr@at Florence Reed wIu appear in he latest mod ern drama success, 'l4es' Game un- der the direction Of the United Pic ture Theatre, Inc.
 The latest offering oE the popular emotional star dea}s with the s,orE of young southern E-T. whose fam fly faces finaueial ruin through a law suit forced on il by al old time enemy, The daughter Of the fa2nils seis out for New York. bent upon fighting the fanny for,Nnes, and slle mee,s q series ef thrilling adventures in the big city, The story is oy Joi2n k. Holbrook. produced by Diree- tor Frank II, Crane, and 8 said to give Miss Reed even s4ea,er oppoT- tunities than those provided by her recent successes, Wives of Men. Her Code of Honor and The Woman Under Oath" -A Jwo reel farce comedy two reel dEanse, Weekly News and others 1llG,.SipS twelve reels in all, will aEso be shown at the two performances at and : o'clock, The ten ple-1 aElnDava$ orchestra directed by Carl ', Larson will furnish the music,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
HAND IN HAND

Tenn perament and efficiency go hand in hand-or in this cas@hoof in hoof-according to Axel Limborg, the Danish foreman of Bert Lytelfs ranch In milking Esther, the prize COW of the ranch, Axel resorts to play ing music in order to render the animal properly sympathetic. The foreman contends that when Esther has music at milking time, she gives fully fifteen per cent. more. But Ay got to practice lot" he exclaim- ed. fAy play one sour note and it curdle the milk
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
PLENTY OF FOOD USED
 IN STAGING MOVIE

Five kinds of food were used in the making of one scene III "The Eyes of Youth" The food was not eaten, in fact, strange to say, there is not a dinner or banquet scene in the whole picture. But it was neces- sary to secure the effect of rain, snow hail sleet and ice, in one scene where Miss Young as the drug victim is seen entering the Ritz-Carlton hotel. Wet rice was used for the rain eff feet, salt for snow, barle.- was made in the strange lights of the studi" to appear as hail, dry tapioca resem bled melting hail, and then soake ta ptoca took on the image of sleet All in all, five hundred pounds 0 foOdStuffs were used.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
EVERYBODY'S SHOWING 'EM

Every once in a while, 6 novelty is introduced in vaudeville to enter tain audiences. Topics of the Day the screen presentation of timely and humorous paragraphs compiled from the Press of the World by the Liter ary Digest, produced by Timely Films, Inc, is the latest novelty to be ac- claimed a winner in vaudeville thea tres. keiths, Orpheum and Pon cir cults are showing these pictures.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-25
STORIES ABOUT STARS THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
CLEVER WILLIAM"

Hal1am Cooley, who will be remem- bered as the good looking young vir- lain in "Upstairs' with Mabel Nor mand, is again playing with the vola- tile star and again as the villain who tries to undo the success of Cullen Landis who appears opposite Miss Normand.