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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

THE accompanying Illustration shows
how a Hart-Parr tractor was used
by a well known moving picture
concern OF Los Angeles IN making a
strenuous marine serial The picture
was filmed far from the ocean The
big steamship and the gigantic waves
were all man made, aided by a tractor
in a large wooden tank many miles
inland In this thriller. William Dun
can, who is shown with his hand rest
ing on the seat OF the tractor in the
upper left hand picture. is supposed
10 have Jumped off the side OF the
ship into the water and then been
sucked down. 70 be ground 70 pieces
BY the propeller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
HARVESTING AND FLOWING
Is DONE IN ONE OPERATION

ON the Englehardt farm near
" Oakley, Kans., harvesting and
blowing Is done in one opera
tion. Tho plows turn the outside
sWath OF the stubble and the binder
drops the bundles on the ploWed
ground This method secures the
advantages OF early blowing for
the winter wheat. Parked" around
the Englehardt home, which is a
sod house, was a tractor, a har-
vester-thresher, two row lister,
three headers. two binders, four
drills. three barges, four gang
plows, two walking ploWs. a rake,
a double disk harrow, a corn
traps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
GOOD TRACTOR CAN DO LOTS
OF HARD WORK ABOUT A FARM

The value Of a tractor Is not gov
ernsd by its price, but BY the work
g is able 20 do and BY what Il gives
10 its owner in return FOR his in
vestment
II the tractors usefulness we're
confined 10 blowing, its value would
be only a fraction Of what lt actually
Is. But blowing IS only the begin
ming OF its utility. It's value is great
er, therefore, because OF what Il does
In addition 70 pio1inE-and that
means that Its r1al worth is multi
piled many times over.
Il is capable OF meeting almost
every other need for power on the
farm. in both hauling and belt work.
After the blowing Is done. the trac-
tor continues the work and finishes
the seed bed. Il hauls the disc, spring
or spike-tooth harrow, and L draws
the seeder.
The tractor can do-and does do
these things because 70 rides on tor
OF the seed bed Il does not sink into
IT, and consequently IL does not pack
the soil 50 as 70 iniure the coming
crop.-Fron cietrac Magazine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

The Hart-Parr did the ehurning.
The belt runs from the tractor down
into the hold OF the vessel and turns
the propeller and It took some power
20 turn % inch paddle wheel Under
water. The upper right picture shows
Mr. Duncan IN the waves enceaToring
10 escape from the blades The bot
tom picture depicts a man rocking the
boat 10 cause waves This part OF the
scene did not appear in the film The
water rushing back alongside the ship
TO make il appear in motion was
caused by a large Gre hose on each
side OF The bow playing back toward
the stern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

The growth Of our business from
a small beginning to the largest in
the southwest is due TO the service we
give" says Mr. Perry. Service has
been the keynote Of cur organization
from the beginning Our building is
divided into departments that viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Public Is Sick of
Hearing Buy Now
Or Get No Goods /"

Whatever the cause, It Is q fact
that retail demand in all lines has
slowed up perceptibly, and much
TO the distress Of the unWary, the
short-sighted and the Insecure eIe-
ments in the business world. For
the condition Itself various ex-
PLANTATION have been advanced, but
one Of the most reasonable, in the
language Of a Well-known auto
mobile man, is about as follows:
People are sick OF being urged TO
buy now, or you viii get no goods
and have about made up their
minds not 10 buy for a while and
Just see what happens. Even bar
gain sales viii no longer move
them From Automobile Topics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Where cEstellated nuts and cotter
pins are not supplied in automobile
construction wen tempered sulit
washers. may be placed under TIE
heads Of the bolts 10 keep them from
rafting loose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
AUTOMOBILE PARTS COMPANY
IS DOING A LARGE BUSINESS

Believing that Fl Paso e. the ioE-
zeal distributing point for the south
vest. l. J. Trotti established sup
ply house IN this city that would
cater 20 the surrounding territory
He started this business on the first
Of the year, with springs. bearings.
standardized nuts, bolts and machine
screws and many other incidertzls
that 90 to make ~ the modern auto
mobile.
This company has prospsred. II
now has two travelling salssuen and
the mail orders run into the thou
sands daily.
p gettlng supplies from FL Paso
the our-ol-toWn dealer or repalrmau
saves about 1900 miles OF freight haul
and charges and at least 30 days Of
time When An rSrtomoble needs a
part i needs Il bad, for nine times
out OF ten the car Is out OF the run
ming until the replacement q made.
The AutomobIe Parts company.
which Is the trade name OF Ar
Trotti's house. e filling a long needed
want in this part OF the country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

small tractor has been developed
since the large machine, and IL is now
the tendency for the smaller tractors
10 out number the large machines,
which. however, are still manu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

two 10 four plows. The So tractors
from one 10 two years old the 80
from two 70 three years, and the -
from three TO four years averaged
in size 2 z plows, while the 10, which
were four years averaged az plows.
and those five years old and over. 2 =
ploWs- Opinion. after some years
Wayering. seems 10 be settling on the
three plow tractor as the logical ma
chine Tor most farms"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

cater TO every known want Of the
motorists. Under this roof Is addi-
ton TO the sales department Of motor
cars. trucks and tractors, there are
accessories tires. repairing. painting,
upholsterinE, battery service, rebuild
ing. tops. parts and even a used car
department. In the machinery sec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

tlon we haye installed every known
device for the saving Of time and
costs. We are proud OF our plant
and want every VI Pasoan and every
visiting motorist 20 take a tour
through the building This courtesy
VIII be extended cheerfuily any
time"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Tex" Griffin. OF the Goodyear Tire
Job after three weeks IN Hotel Dieu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

when IL was realized that the
large tractor was not suitable for the
ordinary corn belt farm, the tendenc,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

ME zafobne w koscicle i ia cmen-
tarzu, Wiel. Siostrom Zmartwych
wstankom "a pieknc przybranie
oItarzy, panu organiScie / PAM ia
dwidze Dombek "a wzruszalacy
&piew. Wszystkim towarzystwom
do kt6rych s. p. Jan nalezaf
tym, kt6rzy nieSli trumne, jalootez
wszystkim. ktorzy raczyli made
siaG slicznc kwiaty i zarazenl
wszystkim. ktorzy w jakikolwiek
spos6b przyczynili sic do upiek-
szenia p~ogrzebu. Wszystkim vie
lokrotnie dziekuje staro-polskiem
bog zapiat."
Franciszka Czaja, iona,
wraz L Gala rodzina. TOg}.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

ZAPASNICTWA.
Z ZAPASNICTWA.

Oarzymujemy telesraf:czna wiado-
nose. re silacz naSz, Stanisiaw ZbySz--
10 Cyganiewicz. po&ona} onrgdai VIE
cz6r W Wichita Kansas. jednego z hhF-
do powahnych przeciwnikdw, nazwis-
klein Cha rles Peters, 2 Omaha. Walka
to byla jedna q najwspanialszych ia
ka kiedykOlwiek tam widziano. N?s"-
ko pokonal swego przeciwnika pierwszy
raz W godzinie i 1S-tu minutach' drugi
raz zas W 2T1piu minutach. Widow by
10 bliskO szest tysiecy. Zbyszko pracu-
je / trenuje sic nieustannie ~- jest tcl
faktycznie ma na jlepszej drodze do
szampionatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
z HAWTHORNE.

W najbii5Sza niedzicle, dnia Ego
maJa W parafii Mstki Boskiej Czesto-
ShowSkiej rOzpocznie sic dwu-tygodnio-
va mSya, kt6ra pOtrwa do logo maja.
t1erwSzy tydzici miSyi p~rzeznaczony
lest ola niewlaSt. a naStepny ola mez-
czyzn. 90. Misyonarze &c zgromadze-
MIA Sw- wtncentego a Paulo. z Erie Pa.
oeda HerowaG naboze6stwami przez ca
" przeciag misyi. Spodziewac sic ma
te<y, ze lfczne grOno parafian, jake tez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01


W ubieg{y po~niedzia}ek odby}a sic in
stalacya nowego zarzadu Komitetu O.
bywatclskiego. Posiedze1ria Komitctn
odbywac sic beda W sail parafialnej p.
W. Matki +. Czestochowskiej co pier
wszy porriedzialek miesiaca. Sklad no.
wego zarzadu przedstawia sic jak ma
stepuje: p. A. WiSniewski, prezes, A.
Hanuszewski, wice-prezes, S. Dudkie-
wicz kasyer, PAM NJ. StaSzak, sekretar-
ka, p. J.. Dombkowski, dyrekbor, panic
NJ, Was1ak i Rybacka, d~yrektorki.
x:
W okolicy Hawthorne tydzien temu pia
TEX wiecDorem powrociho 2 pierwszym
transporter HallercEyk6w, trzech ma
szych zuch0w - zofnierzy wolnosci. Ma
zHiska ich So: Piotr Dambkowski,
KonStanty Sobiedzki i p. Lisowski. Kon-
stanty Sobiedzki dosfRzy} sic rangi o.
ficera. Dotychczas z tel okolicy po-
wr6Glo siedmiu polskich 5ofnierzy, lecz
ME zdo}ano 7anotowa6 wUystkich ma
zwisk. Komitet Obywatelsh ma spawe
ich odziania pod uwaga.
Onegdaj wieczorem " sail KoSciuzki
przy 49tej j 29ty Pl,, odby}a sic zaba-
wa towarzySSS urzadDona prZez Tow.
i'm. Tadeusza KoSciuszki. .Zabawa wy
padla znakomicie, "a co to~warSystwo
jest wdzieczne ~publicznoSci, kt6ra bra
la ud1iai W tym wieczorku.
We wtorek, rano powsta} pozar z ME
wiadomej przyczyny W domu pahstwa
X. WojciecbowSkich pnr. $3.50 West 80
PI. Osie6 ~znisDczyi cesc budynku i
wiele domowizny. Szkoda jest %znaczna,
lecz jak sic dowiadujemy, jest pokryta
asekuracya.
X
StowarzySzenie miejsoowych kupcGw
i przemysfowc6w urzadzilo ~zeszlej mic
dziei zbawe mneczna W sail KoSciu-
ski. Opr6cz licznych nieSpodzianek "a
uwahyliSmy il sala bya pickntc udeko'
roH-aaa choragiewkami i kwiatami, co
ola Okla robbie mile wrazenic. WszyScy
prawie miejscowi kupcy 2 swcmi rodzi-
mann hyli obccni ma tel zabawie. Vic
cDorek ten udaf sic Znakomicic i wSzy-
sy u~czeStniCy zabawili sic wcsolO do
pGzncj pory.
Stuwa r~zyszenie ~atletyczne p. n. ,Ci-
ceru Athletic Assn" Tzad1a W pr1ySzfa
subutc, dnia 1-go b. m, zabawc II
GINA. Sportpwcy Z tel dzielniry po-
wimi licznic przybyG Ia tn wicczo-
rex.
Do ziemi OiczyStcj wvbrali sic. zcSz-
lrj nierlzicli hrcia WawrzynicC i To
inaSz AndrzcjcZak. Zwiedza oni swe ro-
dD'nnc strony. PlcczOrO W PoznanSkiem
cdzic zamicrzajq rozpoczaG intcrnS M
wiaSna rcke.
" przySzla niedzicle. dnia Ego b. M,
o codzinie 3-cicj popo}Ulniu odbNdzic
sic zabawa uIzadDOna przcz Choir Mo-
niuSzki w sail Ko&ciuSzNi. Zabaw IA.
low.ada sic Swietnie i Spodziewaja sic.
Ac puhlicznnSt zapefni sale pO br2cgi.
-:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

SioStry J6zefinki PREY tutejszej pa
rafii, dok}adaia wszefEich sil ably iak
ma jlepiej upiekszyG popis dzieci szkOl-
nych " miesiacu czerwcu. Spodziewa-
my sic, re Wystep dzieci tego roku pre-
wy5Szy powodzenie dawnieiSzych lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Nj niejszem skfada1ny najserde-
czniejsze podziekowanie ma wszel-
kie ussugi PREY pogrzebic mojego
mai ukochahszego mega i OLGA ma
Szego SIP. Jana Czaji, mianowicie
Wielebnym Ksiezom "a ceremo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

tvs. ktore urzadzilo K6fko Literackle /
mienia sw. ~Stanisiawa kostS' OH
xasluguje ma Poparcic.
w zeszla 'niedziele wieczorem W sail
przy parafii Matki Bosktcj Czestochow
,sktei odbylo sie przedstawienie aba
wa ~miejscowych skaut6w, kt3rzy Sostn-
ia pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ TonNasza
smyka. Przedstawienie i zabawa uda-
" sic znakomicie, gdya ~publicznosc do
pisa}s. Doch6d zostal przcznaczony ma
rzecz Skau66w, kt6rzy z~uzytkuja pienia
DE ma swe letnie wycieczki pozamleJ-
skie. Obecnie oko&o c~zterdzieStu chtop-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

wiernych z innych parafii Dapeini Swia-
tynie kazdego dnia i wieczora po brzegi.
Prey koncu mieSiaca maja odbedzie
sic W powyzszej parafi ~uroczysty sre-
brny jubileusz, y okazyi 2J-lecia jej "a
bohemia. Komitet przeznaczony ola urza-
dzenia tel uroczystoSci, dokiada wszel-
kich staran, ably jak najlepiej obchod
wypadl, przysotowuja obszerne album
jubileuszowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

Wczoraj wiec7orem W sail KosGuszki
pnr. 1928 s. 49ta ul., odbyla sic "a
bawa towarzySka t. wv. .,Bunco Par
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-01

COW nalczy do tego 6ddziaiu skautow-
skiego.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-12

This special lot of winter
coats are offered Saturday
at about half their real
value.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

Eighty thousand acres Ia Dawson
district devoted 10 whent CROWNS
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29
JAPANESE EXPORT TRADE
WITH ARGENTINA SHOWS
TREMENDOUS NClEAsf

BUKN0s AIRES Argentina By
man3-Iapan's export trade with
Argentina rose from ef.oo0Oo0 be-
fore the war 10 s%i0ooo0oo In 1915
says The bulletin Of The United
States Chamber N Commerce here.
Establishment bore Of two direct
Japanese steamship lines and the
opening Of branches and agencies
OF japanese commercial concerns.
together with a brunch Of the
Yokohama Specie Bank and q japa.
nese chamber Of commerce, ace
noted.
A considerable part Of Jnpnn'u
trade, ID says. consists ~ typical
Oriental products. hut much ~ y
Is IN goods which will compete
with those Of European and Amer.
lean manufactures. Amonr The
latter r cotton aud silk textiles
pure silk. sllk cloth. cotton yarns
dyed fahricA pencils. tin plate
CHM ware, copper ware, buttons
brushes aud fountain pens.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29
KOREAN WOMEN ENIFn
BtlsiNEss COMBINATIONS
Directorate and Officials Chosen
Consist Entirely Of Women.

SEOUL. Korea, March i0(By
nail a Korean women r forming
IN exclusively feminine corpora
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

TN TIE realm Of smocks and blouses,
i which has grown 10 be az important
% any IN mo world Of dregs for WON.
en-, the Older women rejoice IN many
dlgnlned aud brilliant garments that
are exactly suited 20 ihom. some OF
these. especially among smockA are.
10 rich and beautiful that they deserve
TO be called superb, Houses are a.
varied IN character "a hats ana are DE-
signed Tor morning. afternoon and din
ner dress. employing the same fabrics
that are used for sheer gowns.
Very fne volles. bntintc, oranndle.
sulss and other cottons, with wash
silks. an the requirements for WISH
able blonnes; seorgette and crepe-de.
chine Cor the dressicr ones maintain
their supremacy.
Dlouscs Of each Of these materials.
4 = pictured above. illustrate models
that are liked for wear with suits and
for Informal aftafnoon dress Tho
lighter blouse Il mude Of grnY crepe
decline and hslene on TIE shoulder
ana under one ~ the piaits al the side.
Very small. mt covered buttons arr
set 20 fhe derr nlniis Al each side and
d design Ia sllk embroidery decontea
the front. II n repeated Ia . smaller
slno on ihe sleeves There are narrow
Trucks over the shoulders
bark hlne and ian celur make q
nood c~rmhinallor Tor lhn blouse Of
~reorecile efons. The plum and purple
shades with beige look we'll also
black and white h. this model. Color
combinations are d msiier % indl|
yldunl choice. The lighter color Is used
for Tie u~nderblpuse and "a ler uncps.
cred b. the ~osefblouse 10 q uarlcu
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

WINNlpfs. MnnilAha. lAnad.
tnell sa ~. n. . ...l
p't'nent Hiil pc celebrated
n aNfanls hPNin1'uf May Y
nc NJ an.'ti 81 IH
fppnnint u lhf huus'n iI4f |'Ht
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tQmpsny governors thoi ntfan
WIN fflntf Hnptij ~ me hu''sf
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NafH 4 'iui'ol from f1Hiann WI
ma pAft ~ the pahfani on we
hfn ftFcr here and ~ inf tuisc
qpfnt STREET raTeaiits wnlcn van
'rc hcid .urcrs'i'r't m tn''"n''n
paleufl Vancouver ana Nlt.pfle
The REQ river roecHnt viii t'aft
ffpm inc slie ~ od f"" Carr,
early capital vi tpr company once
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

Itn capitalized al 10000 yen |N
bus and Ben tIolt|n1. lingerie ann
lD|Iei slttSaoI|t9 according b an
h1fef|Isnn'enI b lhp i|1f issue m
I|lc now koIran daily. the Chosen
I|ro ilisi |1steG here hnAf 81 Che
rnpIla| IIatk divided into man
a'iufrf viii ho sold n nty man Tie
enterprise a fHerr|lrd bt many Il.
3 tiatf lortfd hfsakinf d1Hn nn
ahE|tnf Fnrftn flaIlIIAn
1be d,refIor aud an other mn.
tiAla Of DE company. II u a.
bounced VIII be- women only and IL
addition % merchandise. the com.
nany will have q sewing depart
ment ~ a|bn N laid 81 ~ Ihe
promotion ~ lhe comfort VI IIrinf
md mUIDtcfheni on kufcan wumeii
ID rtoI|onic knowledge and expert
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

onc does not loaf shout ones hou.
DOR now n pale blue. faint msuVo
OF delicate tint. The fashionable neg
lieea n rich and rather dark IN hua
and y nsuaily a mixture Of several
kprgeous coloiu. There are stunning
elpionos Of gold hrocpeed yellow crepe
cttflaid BY chiffon IN a hrocadc Or
purple and green. An open mesh
crepe uko old fashioned erenadlna.
and IN wonderful shades Of rose 10
drapod above soft llk n 90 ali.opor
autumn leaf deslrn. Another klmono
"a of heavy color except a huge, nat.
ural ihasihe American beauty rose
painted On each sleeve.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

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M Japan. et.1. N N'Auon hliI1HA
fatty f~onNhtl|nE nH|nf.f .IH bot
Iart iva bend uI DO UtAt|ta
Dnnh one ~ |Nt |nns| .I.|
faHh|na fnI4In4fA aa \ 41man
win died leaving i InfaN IofiI|IN n
isf fauaN " IfHH'F rietHi'HH TIE
great SutIII IIm th|rIl boa a
hfaafh N ee1ssI. IAe|Ise hra.I,.4
~ 4 Woman " ffnuI Itself tho
KeIn printing no0No md he Nrap
hotel ere good examples oi ~htf
wrIneh ran d.
While 5or1nrsf women are rn
trusted hy uloIr hutbnnds with the
enmpIeie m~anhafmtai ~ hoIsoDnll
aifsira. Che Korean woman pfufra'
~ looks 70 hor Spouse ~ finance
The home.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

or ~parliculnr nnie are thu neH bar.
row ctlpfs 3 square ana oval ahnne
for wfar Win dnrA ipncsa dresaea
Many o. the beai models arc made
win cuffs o. corresponding narfuu
feaA 10 D. used ~ O finish Cor ihr b.
Inch %rleevts. surh mhterials as nno
hleouo colorcd hatiaio. net and e.
raudle arc employed N the making ok
these dainty e~ccahAofles,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

vest ana deep cuffs. In the plnitsd
frlls about the neck the lighter color
10 faced over a wider frll Of the dark
er color Il n using the colors In just
The right proportion that makeo a two
color blouse successful.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

5|coo Fnlplnoa served n Navy.
n T. not generally known that 1.so1
rllplnos have served 10 ne Americas
navg.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

Letter files and larger files for
invoices al The Daily Courier Office.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

Large wire waste baskets NJ lhr
Daily Courier office Tor 70 cents.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-04-29

comhinaiion-hie tank. big bottle.
Columbus filling station. "a.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
WOOD ALCOHOL

HOITSTON-Joe Cranberry, F9, SUI fered from a strange disease caiieu s.alchypop.'' Cranberry mace e, Mie
 strawberry soda and wood aicoioi-
 Cured at the city hospital.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
GOOD ROADS ASSN
  ID MEET THIS WEEK

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, April 10- ing which time every governor in the United States has been communicated with, high officials in Washington in formed of the meeting and invited to attend, delegates named and recorded from over thirty states in the union, Director General Rountree, of the United States Good Roads and Bank head National Highway association, which, with the Albert Pike Highway association, will hold their annual con vention here the week of April 12 to IS. informed the Board of Governors of the Business Mems League, under whose auspices the meetings will be held, that everything is ready for the biggest and most important meeting
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
in the history of our organizations. :"
 Hot Snrines reoa ards these cnuveu

in the history of our organizations
 Hot Springs regards these conven- tions as the biggest event of it's kind that has ever taken place in the world famous Spa. There is not feature, from a gaily decorated city to the ex- complication of southern hospitality. that will be overlooked.
 Prominent Men to Attend
 Some of the most prominent men in the nation will be here. The list is headed by Vice President Thomas R Marshall, who will arrive Wednesday, April 14. The following day is to be officially known on the convention program as Marshall Day." and be- sides addressing the delegates at the convention, the vice-president, to- gether with officers of the Bankhead National Highway and Albert Pike associations, will also assist in the unveiling of beautiful concrete marker that is being built by Burton D. Hurd. first vice president of the Four States Branch of the Bankhead National highway. This marker will be situated about two miles west of Hot Springs. where the Four States