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The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08
Bridge Bonds


IL Weld county boundaries were
permanent and bonds could be float
ed at Az per cent. We would be In
favor OF the bond issue for the pur-
pose OF building bridges.
We believe that the present high
cost OF material and labor perma-
nent construction Is the only eco
nomical way TO meet our bridge
problem.
However. the proponents OF the
bond plan fibure on Az per cent In
terest and ~ per cent more for a
sinking fund to retire the 40 year
bonds, and when at the maximum
tax would require 1850 900 per year
or not less than mill tax levy in
about five years.
We belieye that with the present
money market we would have TO al
low at least another $4,000 for in
terest. making the annual charge
$4,000 per year
With the bonds sold the charge
would be permanent and the fixed
levy would have to be made each
q and every year during the life of the
bonds.
Suppose instead OF the bond issue
We start leyying the maximum tax
that would be required to pay OF
the bonds, and put that tax into the
bridge fund and use 1t for perma-
nent construction We would have
nearly the same amount as the bond
plan would give with a ten year re.
construction program. and about
half what we would have available
annually under FIVE year plan
We believe that such fund would
be as large as could be handled each
year economically and that ii would
probably meet all emergencies as
fast as they came up.
This plan would have the advant-
age OF fexibility; we could speed NJ
II IL was not meeting the needs. We
could slow down for year II the
needs seemed less urgent or the tax
too burdensome.
We believe that the advocates OF
permanent construction will have to
adjust themselves to such a modin.
cation OF their plans before they can
hope to win popular approval.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

Democratic spell binders will have
to adjust themselves to pronouneing
the name OF Roosevelt with venera-
ton now. but that will not be so
difficult. for the great Teddy Is dead
and dead republicans are often good.
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FARMERS MEETING AT
BUCKINGHAM MONDAY

Hon. Jack Burns Of Kiowa county,
Colorado. who Is working in the in
terest OF the Nonpartisan League In
this section will address a meeting a
Buckingham to be held in "Bert's"
Hall. next Monday evening. July IL,
at 500 p. m.
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NOTICE P0R PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Dspartnent d lie Interisr

Department ef the lnterisr
U. s. Land ofire at Sterling. Colorado.
June 20. 1920.
Notice h hereby given that John Bigss. Of
Fort Landerdale. Florida, who. on November
20. 1911, made Dsert~Land Entry. Serial
No. ois7o5. for the sEh NEA. Section 2i
swh Nwh. NwA swh.sh swA. swA
sen. Section 22. Township II North. Range
~ West, 9Th Principal Meridian. has hied
notice of intention to make Final Deert-lsnd
Proof. 70 establish claim TO the land above
described. before J. =. Bum County Judge
Broward Co.. 1t Port Lauderdsl- Fiorsds. On
the iith day Of August, 1920. witnesses ID
appear before Clyde L. Stanley. U. q. Com.
missioner at Keota, Colorado.
Claimant names q witnesses.
Frank J. olander. Marion z. Sherman. II
A. Lesman all Of Spursin. Colorado; J. n
Bigss. Of Kimball. Eebraska I'll 7-2s
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPUBILSHuR)
Department Of the Interios

U, 5. Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
May Is, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Harry d. Ed.
dy Executor and Deyisee. Of the Last viii and
Testament Of Lillian b. Parker. Decd. Derby
Colorado. said Lillian b. Parker having on
March Is, 1917. made Homestead Entry,
Township . North. Range IS West, eth Prin.
eipal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, To e.
tablish claim to the land above described.
before Clyde L. Stanley U. s. Commas ioner
Of July, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses
Ed Fiseu, Byron Doty. Fred Jernberg,
Elsie Bradberry. all Of New Raymer, Colo
rado. 6-3 I'll
A. r. BRowNS. Register.
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The announcement OF b. A. wilk.
lns OF Ault for Commissioner will be
found In another place in this issue
This makes three candidates for com
missioner. We have been wishing
we had a good man to put up, but
when you get three good men IL Ia
hard to select which to take.
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We. g. l.. Snyder. vice-Pr~ident and
Webb D. Martin, Cashier. Of ths abevs nam
ed bank DO solemnly swear that The abovs
statement b true 10 the b~t Of our knewl-
edss and belief.
G. L. SNYDER, WEBB D. MARTIN.
Vce-President. Cashier.
Attest Chas. Kiesel
7. v. Addinston
L. D. Hobbs.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this sth day Of June. 1920.
Ny comRiasion expires October rs, 1923.
(SeaD Chrlm r. Graves.
Notary Public.
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The republican state assembly is
called to meet August 1lth. This
would indicate that the county as
sembly will be called not earlier than
the 80 OF this month. or later than
August 9Th.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPUBLISHER)

Department Of The lntssisr
U. s. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
June =. 1920.
Notice h hereby given that Clarence John
March II. 1915. made Homestead Entry.
Serial No. 02l3ao. for Lots .. Z. and .. See
Z: VIZ Swh. SEA sWA. See g; Nwh
NWH. Section II: and Lot !. Sec. IS; 81
In Township 8 North. Range 81 West. 9Th
Principal Meridian, has nlsd notice Of In
establish claim 70 the land ahove described
before Clyde l.. Stanley. U. 9. Commissioner.
at New Raymer. Colorado. on the 9th day
Of July. 1870.
Claimant names - witnesses.
Leslie L. Felker, Roy d. Shspperd Odes L.
Addington, Granville n Mayhsid. all Of New
Raymer. Colorado. e-lT 7-i5
A. =. BROWNS. Rsst.er.
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NOTICE ROR PUBLICATION
tPuhlhher)

U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
June 3. 1920.
Notice b hereby given that Maud T. Nor.
gan. Assignee Of Mamie Clark, Of Fort Col
lins. Colo. who, on March rs, 1910, made Des.
Section 25. Township . North, Range Sc West
9Th Principal Meridian, has died notice Of In.
tention to make Final Proof by purchase, un.
der paragraph .. Section 8, Act Of March 1
1915. TO establish claim to the land above de-
scribcd. before Register and Receiver. United
States Land Ofiee. at Startling. Colorado. on
the 18th day Of July. 1920.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses
William J. Craig. Harry II. Craig, Joseph
Buraon, Hans Hansen, all Of 8toneham, Colo
rado. $40 ia
AT. BROWNS Besi,ter'
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

Pawnee County Club members will
do well to remember the maxim that
In union there is strength; also that
united we stand, divided we fall
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

The prediction. that the next pres
ident will come from Ohio would ap-
pear to be reasonably certain of full
fiilment
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08
THE MELODY FOUR
r. DOUGLAS BOWDEN
THE MELODY FOUR
R. DOUGLAS BoWDEN

a
Lecture Vampires by R DOUGLAS BowDEN
THE MELODY FOUR professional
conservative who have been engaged this public work for
They know the kind of sing and how them.
The varied and from classic numbers late popular
and these nterpd with Readings Costume Impersona
ons and instrumental Solos other which
introduces entertaining the Melody
DOUGLAS BowDEN In Mr. Bowden lectured
in half the states of the Union and wothrd Of the has
back for second third fourth lecture He has big and
one that growing larger with time and in constant demand
He the danger in the problems which face and be
minimize them them solutions
SECOND DAY
Novelty Prelude by THE CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS
Lecture. Community Welfare" by THOMAS r. PARIS
Musical Entertainment by THE CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS
Lecture, The Personal Equation r. PARIS
CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS of ladies' who enter
tain audience From instrumental music with Readings
with lightning with musical
Sketches with fund Of and humor the rapidly
along no waits intermssions.
The girls aistay moment from their
until bid goodnight" this
thoroughly entertaining quality the
company ha sue a
THOMAS PARIS old plough
reputation county
his public through the college, through
in oratory and of which have never
equaled student After graduation he
became executive in this university
Comes then this pougboy farmer soldier merchant student edu
who will things while
THIRD DAY
Afternoon
Orchestral Concert by THE COLONIAL ORCHESTRA
Costume Impersonaons by VAN 0. BROWNE
Evening
Grand Closing Musical by THE COLONIAL. ORCHESTRA
Character Delineations by VAN o BROWNE
THE COLONIAL ORCHESTRA Probably
steal organization orchestra The members
of this
with universal criticism
The usual ensemble broken intervals by special numbers
monotony
VAN BROWNE Introducing presenting
entire people This
He character deineao highest
ability His long platform work and wide experience has made him
of entertainment
There who the things he In the which he
is only him;
he will do good.
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NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
fubliaher
Departmsnt u the Interier

DSpeftmeht 81 the Intefief
U. 8. Lard Once at Sterling. Colorado.
jane .. 1870.
Nosirs ; hereby given that Carl August
Johnseu, Of Loveland. Colorado, who, on Feb-
s s "a m d,S,;s Wy, :e' e. az D-s; wv Land nd EU sW
MEN. Section -, Township . North. Range
IS Wok eth Prineipal Meridian. has Aied
uDtjsa II intsntion 10 make Final DtAert
Land Proof undm Paragraph ., Act March
I, 1915, y mtablhh claim 70 the land above
dneSAe1 befors ths Clerk Of the District
Oour3. 6t orselsy. Colorado. on the 9Th day
C1S7nont namo = vitnesso:
W5na1oW u Je4sy. Jared Craig. Charles
Crnlg. HSsa o. Johnson. all Of Loveland.
CcinSsAr. GIT Ills
AZ. BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

II must have dawned upon a good
many people that William Jennings
Bryan Is not so fond OF Woodrow
Wilson as he used TO was"
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

We suspect that the President
feels that he has helped TO some ex-
tent TO knock Mr.. Bryan and his
vagaries into cooked hat"
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08

When the selection for vice pres
ident Is given so little attention, Il
is remarkable that the office is filed
as we'll AS II Is.
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RAYMER CAAUTAUQUA DATES
OPEN JULY Is FOR 3 DAYS
PROGRAM P
ATTENTI0N-A Sessions commence Promptly $50
ALI Evening Sessions will Commence Promptly at 7:45
FIRST DAY

Opening Concert by
Lecture, Some Boneheads I've Met" by
Evening
The evening world., 1920-08-10

blonde with blue eyes. hope they're
not deCeltfm.
Jack OF harlem--tNot tho real
blondes, but look out for the perox des
Anti.All Vsts-Wake up. blondes.
think Vet Rutherford was deported.
ENperienos-The third one was the
last and out. Me for brunettes.
(Ed.-BeVo Boy writes "a pome. tell
ing how he was left alone in Flalbusb
by blonde. Don't write PONIES, they
take up too much spaoe)
Alma H.-Chemioal blondes are
naturally deceiying.
Just Plain Jim--Women would de-
ceive you II they were bald headed.
Cowpunohsr KEN reckon so.
Gimme the black haired senorlta.
George Of Brooklyn know a
blonde who Is the most lovnble girl in
the world. But her ditto sister
wool woofT
| NJ. p.-The read one is not deceit -
tul, but the peroxides give us bad
name.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
Nuts Dope.
!; DUDLEY

Jefferson Shrewsbury Mutt,
iDho Is IN the Middle West boost
ing our candidacy for the Pres.
idency on the Limerick-Ouijd
ticket, tCrifes as foIlors;
Dear DUd--I and the tcife
md 10 looks favorable for you
out here. In Kansas CITY tChere,
you may remember, you used
TO nUe, zee found three men
icho said theV'd TOfe for you
u voWd settle some old &C
counts, more or less foolish, I
suppose. You can figure on dt
least sir Uotes IN So. Joseph. No
body holds anything against you
there but boarding house
keeper, and she's getting old aud
feeble. Atchison, Kan, ts fdvor.
able TO you, all but the laundry
man, toho seems 10 be rather
Influential. Why NOT send him
money orderf IT 1ods tiDo shirts
aud collar, back IN 1900.
omaha zoe found had heard Of
you, but thought you iCcre
soap. The t0ite says your name
sounds more like q Spanish ga
votsk0 played on the ukuIeIe.
she's sore today because ! made
her Oirs me back the Seren cents
change out Of a quarter ! slipped
her for an ice cream soda.
Women are funny. chr Lots Of
excitement out here but can
learn nOthinO.-Je6."
The evening world., 1920-08-10
ENOUGH is roo MUCH.

Muriel OstT1che. film star. has a
piano iusher home. The other day the
.el.ht -yesr-nid daus'htRr ~ n nsigh-
Dor appeared at the Ostriche apart
ment and, asked II she might use the
piano
ITO be aire!" said Miss Ostriche.
The little girl practised finger ex-
ercises for two hours. The next day
she returned and practised dgain.
When she arrived the third day Miss
Ostriche, who doesn't care for finger
exercises on the plano. stopped her.
why don't you practise on your
own pianO?" asked the film star.
Mamma doesn't like the noise.
came the candid reply.
"Well. you can't use mine to-day.
It's broken"
what shall l tell mamma hap
pened TO it?"
"Oh. I think It sprained it's ankle. 4"
And the httle girl tripped away,
happy 10 escape practising her I'm
ger exercises.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
THE WRONG FACE.

In the '.Heartbreakers" number at
the Century Promenade the girls
wear false faces on the back of their
heads. Their real faces are on She
other side Last night a near-sigh ted
interviewer was taken back stage TO
talk with one of the young women
for a newspaper tale. Approaching
one ,from the rear, Of course. or this
story wouldn't he gOod) he said: "Pm
hero 70 sec you, miss"
Just then she took the false face
off (which, of course, helps the story
and the interviewer was surprised.
"Well. I swami" he said.
(which. Of COURSE u the end OF the
story. as the rest was indeed com
Inonplace.)
The evening world., 1920-08-10

HIRES the question,
ARE BLONDES DEcElTFUL7
Rush your answer. or II you are
pro-blonde. your defense. 10
The ouiia Editor, The Evening World,
New York City
PeeI<'s Bad Boy: You said a column
FULL l wouldn't trust one, especially
a girl.
Pat OF Harlem Mines a blonde,
and she's the best IN pal ingthe
world.
Des Dear. BaIiston Spa-I know a
blonde. She's not deceitfui, but when
II comes TO kidding she and Vet. Ruth
erford can divide the cake.
Golden haired Miss-Tu say all
blondes love themselves. A black
haired fellow for me.
Marie-I'll say so. You never know
what they are going 10 pull Off next.
Take It from me. speak from ex-
A Has sssn--They're deceitfua. ficl1le
and dizzy.
Happy Boy-It makes no difference.
! wouldn't keep company with any OF
them. They're all freaks.
w. R.-Every one l ever had an APP
pointment with failed TO show up.
c. J. S.-They've always spilled the
beans and always Will
Brunstte-They're so doggone con.
ceted.
Az Of Middletown, N. Y.-They ar,
not. None In this town are.
Buster Of Brooklyn-Theyr no
only deceltful hut they're ALSO heart
breakers.
Movie Fsn-Notice in the rnoyle
The vampire Is always "a brunette.
}. n. Dollay-The natural -bori
blonde - certainly deceitful.
Man With sense-Reai blondes ar
,ieoeit-ul and Indispensable: the per
oxide kind utterly impossible.
Observation-Disclosures are tickle.
mad one and was sighted Then
tired the cave-nan stun and she lei
me nat
pisillusioned Fenale--Why pick o
mo blondes? Brunettes are worB,
,eapeelaliy The men.
rio Of the BronN---Aty ideal IL IA
The evening world., 1920-08-10

About Plays and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY

RRT is announced that Mystery
new play -based on a recent
- New York murder" will be pro-
oaeed in Atlantic city next week. II
is by Edwerd Delaney Dunn and Is
being staged by Edward ElsneH II
looks as though the Elweil crime IS
about 10 reach the stage. Another
play soon - be produced Is THE Girl
In the Private Room" a musical farce
10y Edward Clark. The Messrs Shu-
bert are to present this one The
autaor "a directing the rehearsals.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
IhEN HAPPENEp.

Some more Greenwich Village
verse has reached us. Robert Ray
mond Ralph Is the guilty. perpetra-
tor. Read It and exult:
I sat IN the park at nddHiOht.
ION. you knoiO lChdt I mean
Wv totJe happened bg and Sdto u.s..
on. boz, toh0t terrible scehei
Now who'll say Greenwich Village
isn't artistic?
The evening world., 1920-08-10
GOSSIP.

Sam II. Harris has returned from
Atlantic City.
Ivan Banlcoff and Mile. PelDe, dane
ers. are in "The Greenwich Village
F'ualies."
Lawrence Grossmith, Sidney Toler
and Annie Hughes Joined the Foot
Loose cast last night.
Savoy a. Brennan will go TO Lon
don TO appear in a musical revue
after the New York run OF THE
Greenwich Village Follies."
The evening world., 1920-08-10
FooLIsHMENT.

FooLIsHMENT.
When Johnson's boy tOGS taken III
From eating apple pie
He tried TO bet the doctor tue
He i0dSn't doomed to die.
That night the boy Oreto toOTse and
died,
Grief MED his pGrents' cup,
The doctor didn't bet him, but
The angels took him up.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Prices won't be SO high In No
Vember."
what makes you think SOP"
We'll, thermometers will be going
down"
The evening world., 1920-08-10
IN BLUE BONNET"

The complete cast for George Scar
borough's comedy BLUE Bonnet"
which the Messrs. Shubert will pro-
duce In Stamford Thursday, is made
up Of Ernest Truck, Mona Thomas,
ll1na De Keezer, Marie Day. George
y Mack. Scott Cooper, Richard
Taber. Matte Keeno and Harry A.
King. Mr.. Truck vii appear as q
wild and woolly pint-s size cowboy.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
@edNgdDgN 5Cwi9inS@IrRa

Copyright Co New york. yaInrg
Off
brought Of
etmeto
the blondes
blondes
and he friends Retye
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sEZNsHE 10 hIM.

Man saw Jmita Fletcher OF little
Miss Charity" in q modiste's shop.
Alan said:
'Hellol Buying new gownsr'
Junita said:
Eyes. That's the only kind buy"
Man shut I'D.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
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Gov wright, 1920, By Tue Press Publishing Co
The NoH York BreninE WORLDLY
!. or what does the mixture con-
sist in which cotton is dipped TO
make gun-cotton?
2. In what State is the Mammoth
Cave2
3. How many wings has a butter
| fly?
I. In what year wRs President Nc
| kinley assassinated2
o. How many tentacles has a cuttle-
! fish?
6. What plant eaten mostly as a
salad Is valuable as such In It's i'm
mature state?
! T. What precious stone Is next In
hardness 10 the diamond?
3. In n flower, what is the orgnn
that contains the pollen called2
y What Is the common cause Of ex-
pansion.
10. What American statesman was
known by the sobriquet OF Sunset -
H. What Is the meaning OF the word
Jehovah" as eXpla ned In ExodusY
l.. Who was tho father OF the Hes
perides?
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
!, ono part nitric acid and tbroe
parts sulphuric acidi 2,Kentucky: z. e
4, 1901 ), 10: G, cucumber; Z, sapphii g
3, stamen; p, heat: 10, Samuel S. Cox.
H. am that am; II, Atlas.
The evening world., 1920-08-10
ATHoUoHT FOR TO-DAY

The youth who wears a $50 Pana =
ma on n S25 salary hasn't got much
aide. tac haet,
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04

MY ia,uer fs here" MoIIie ende.' her story. "I feel it. shall never go back until I have found him. I can, not marry you, Nathan"
 "Slr." said old Clarifies gentle voice behind them. Jake Is at the house waiting orders. I came to tell you"
 MoIle Gail turning. gave sudden cry. Then her arms went out to Char. He's bent old figure
 Father" she said. "Oh! Father It's true" she told Nathan, joyously-- I have found him."
 fne Longest Tunnel.
 The longest and largest tunnel in the world will probably soon be built under the Hudson river to connect New York with New Jersey. There are several tunnels large enough for q railroad train but the new tube un- der the river is to be large enough to allow two or three large teams or au- tomobiles to run abreast. The tunnel will be much more than mile in length and thirty feet or more in diameter. It is estimated that 6,04G vehicles can pass in both directions every hour in such a tunnel, which is more than twice ai many as pass up and down Fifth avenue, probably the busiest street today in the world. The great problem of the tunnel is to pro- vide ventilation, since the tube will be $500 feet long between the ventiating shafts. Fresh air will be forced in and the bad air allowed to escape by an elaborate system of pipes.--Boys Life.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04
To Irriqate Egypt.

A project for obtaining control of the waters of the Upper Nile is being seriously contemplated. The work will extend over a generation, and in- volve the expenditure of tens of mil lions of dollars, affecting the entire future of irrigation throughout the Nile basin. A commission has already been formed and consists of three members; an irrigation engineer, nom- mated by the government of India. as president, and British physicist, nom mated by the University of Cam bridge, and an irrigation engineer nominated by the government of the United States, constitutes the third member.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04
ELECT NEW STAFF FOR
 DIVERSITY WEEKLY

Fayetteville, Ark, June 4.-The fol. lowing students have been elected tc the staff of the University of Arkan. sas Weekly for the next school year,
 Editor-in-chief, c. B. Freeman. Ash. down; associate editor, vivien Eayage Carlisle;. managing editor, Waldersee Hendrey, Bigelow; assistant manag. ing editor, Christina Williams. Brink. ley; exchange editor, pencer Albright fayetteville; local editor, Claris HalJ Malvern; society editor, Barbara Bel zner, Camden; business manager George Beasley, Texarkana; assistant business manager, U. A. Lowell, SNringdale; circulation manager, Blythe Johnson, Jonesboro; assistant circulation manager, Robert Lennon, Altheimer.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04
MAN WANTED FROM EACH
 COUNTY IN ARK ANSAS

Little Rock, June 3.-H. M. Cottrell of Arkansas Profitabl eFarming Bu- reau, announces that the ureau wants representatives men from each of the |71 cotton growing counties of the state to make the trip into the Caroli- mas and Georgia, July 31-Aug. s. The cost per man will be about $150 of which $100 must be paid in advance for the rail road and other transpor- tation expenses. The books will be closed as soon as the number that can be taken are registered.
 The party will visit sections where high yields of cotton and large profits are made on soils that 25 years ago were considered worn out and that were producing around 100 pounds of poor cotton an acre. The excursionists propose to learn how the farmers made this worn out land so fertile and how hey produce so large yields.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04
AMERICAN LEGION CONVEN
 TON AT HELENA AUG. 16-17

Little Rock, June 1.-The State Convention of the American Legion will be held in Helena August 16-17. The Richards L. Kitchens Post No. Al of the American Legion of Helena and the citizens are preparing an elabor- ate program of entertainment, and 1t is earnestly hoped each local post of the Arkansas Department will send it's full number of delegates.
 The State Executive Committee has announced that it will give a prize of a silk American Legion Local Post Banner and U. 7. Colors, or the equl- valent in cash, STA, to the local post in good standing which sends the lar gest number of delegates to the State Convention in proportion to their paid up membership.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-04
TWO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
 COMPANIES ARE FORMED

Little Rock, June 1.-Two mutual automobile insurance associations have been formed in Benton county.
 The Mutual Automobile Protective Association of Arkansas, located at Rogers, was authorized yesterday by the Insurance Commissioner of Ark ansas to do business in Arkansas. The officers are W. G. Deason presi dent, J. H. Martin, vice-president, and E. A. Weaver secretary. The Asso- ciation will write fire, wreckage, theft tornado and wind-storm damage on automobiles exclusively. It will oper- ate on the assessment plan.
 Several weeks ago the Mutual Au- tomobile Insurance Association of Bentonville was authorized, with J. F. McFarlin as President.