davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-01-25

Who could estimate the business op-
portunities (small riches to the many
which such opening up affords to. viii
lare factories, cement works, srare
earth mines (regularly small), etc: to
extended local specialties like the jew
si-cmtting of the Jura, the pipe carving
of the Vosges, the glove-sewing Of
whf o farmers sstmsts anna the
70 and personal market? And this is
;nvoiyed with the rich affair Of water
ing places ss ssummer aaer boarders and
ivy and the creation Of new hotels.
inns and road-houses.
The old trunk highways make au
tomobile speed routes for joy riders
Of the world. In truth, they are but
feeders to these more picturesque de-
str.teeic roads along the seasoast in
the chateau districts. and the new
Switzerland-the greater Switzerland
the wonderful mountains of Savoy.
Daunhiny and the Pyrenees.
STERLING HEILIG.
Evening star., 1920-01-25

(The next article by Mr. Mr.. Baker
viii will be published in The 'EHening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16


Chicago Ill, sept 16-Butter IN
changed Creamery. 45G55c.
Firsts. 506Ic
Poultry-Alives higher. Fowls. general
run soc; sprinEs, 35c' turkeys. 45c.
Rotatoes-lFeak receipts. 81 cars Jer-
say- cobblers f2-7oG2s0. Jersey GIANTS.
sacked $2.350245s Minnesota and Wis
consin, sacked. round. white. f2-3002.4O-
minnesota Eacked. early Ohios. g2250
kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas city, No, sept 16--Buttcr. eggs
and poultry. unchanged
Kansas City Cash Wheat Close
kansas City, no. Sept. 16.-Czsh wheat
-Lhree to Sc lower. No / hard feE5R
ASS No 2. s247G255; No. red. 1850
$50: No. @ z2-5T
cor1-Two % &c lower. No 2 mixed.
yellow. f1-21.
oats-One half 20 1c lower. No. 2
white, $50 6314c; No 2 mixed. g. s5c;
No red. sfG6fMc
Rye-SLG6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
THE WEATHER

FPsRTgTENL OF AGRICULTUEE,
- WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
SHOW
STRENGTH IN
ENTIRE LIST

New York. Sept 16.-Shippings,
steels, equipments. tobaccos and
sugars were included in the active
buying movement Of the morning on
the stock market Mercantile Marine
common. United Fruit and Atlantic
Gulf rose 2 10 & points, Bethlehem.
Crucible, Nanadium. Republic and
Replogle steels, to 4. Stromberg
Carhuetor, 9: American, .; Baldwin
Locomotive. z, Sumatra Tobacco, s.
Tobacco Products. ~. and American
" oOlen, pa OILS and rails for the
most part increased their early gains
and Reading and other coalers
showed marked strength. Gail money
opened at Z percent and foreign re-
mirtances, excepting rates 70 Ger
many. continued TO strengthen
Reversing yesterdays early movement.
oils and minor rails were the prominent
features az the outset Of the market
Price changes were uneven. but mainly
higher Pan-American Petroleum rose
almost points. Shell Transport point
and Mexican Petroleum, Texas company.
1eiddls States and Iuviucible oils made
fractional advances St Louis G. South
western preferred and Southern railway
preferred gained point each. with
point advance for New Orleans. Texas O.
Mexico Union Pacific was heavy at the
opening. but soon recovered Early eI-
change rates on London were firm
Prices Of lbarty bonds at noon were
SIS 5000. first fs. ss5.74: second g.
ssA94s first AS ss5-ss; second As
ss5-14: third AXIS. $3.50; fourth 4lts
SS5-3ts Victory 80 s, $685. victory 47is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
PoLK coUNTY. 1owA eA1vs.

Washington. D. c.. Sept 16.-PoIk
county, Iowa, including the city OF
Des Moines. has a population OF 49,
Uzss according to the census bureau
announcement made today This Is
an increase Of 1851, or 59-5 percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
LEAGUE ASKED TO CONSIDER
AISTRTAICFRWANY UNION

Vienna. Austria. Sept 16.-Removal
OF the prohibition against the union
OF Austria and Germany VIII be re-
Quested OF the council Of the league
OF nations at the meeting that body
VIII hold in Paris in November, DIT.
Carl Renner. chancellor OF the Aus
TRAN republic announced in an ad-
dress at Innesbruck-
The league Of nations" he added,
SIS the refuge OF the imperialist idea,
however and as long as inperiaiist
France plays q leading role IN its
policies we shan obtain little We
can obtain nothing az ali by violence,
so we must have patience Anuexation
10 Germany must and viii come about,
for the whole proletariat body desires
that union and is prepared TO fight
fer It."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
NO SUPPORT
PUTS GRAINS
STILLLOWER

Chicago. Ill, Sept 16-Wheat
prices declined today in the absence
OF any aggressive support. Depres-
sion in the corn market was a bear
ish factor. The opening which varied
from unchanged figures 70 = C lower
with December SAL TO s241E and
March S2-55, was followed by a de-
clded setback ali around.
some export business was said TO
have been done on the decline. Prices
closed heavy. 25zc TO 3%c net loss.
with December S2.372i 20 Sass and
March SASH.
Liberal receipts weakened corn.
after opening z 20 2 off. including
December at SL11H 10 S112, the
market fell rapidly.
Deferred deliveries touched the
lowest figures yet this season. The
close was nervous. to SIC net
lower with December sL11E to
sL11%.
Oats were governed by the action
Of other grain, starting 2 C down TO
a like advance and then undergoing a
general sag.
Provisions reflected new upturns in
the value OF hogs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
Secrets OF The
MoUies Re0ealed
O-What r. the record for the great
est number OF moving pictures
- nmn-um ma~ aamnwTH


taken per secOndf
A-The fastest piece OF motion pic
ture photography on record, $4,000
photographs per second. was recently
accomplished by DIT. L. Bull. a French
scientist. This record makes the
usual rate Of Is photographs per sec
ond seem indeed slow. Dr. Bull per-
tected a special camera. driven by an
electric motor, that is capable Of tax
ing pictures OF The whole process OF
the dlscharging OF q. rifle. revolver or
machine gun, showing the bullet in
It's flight and the gases that accom-
pany II The device is so arranged
that the trigger Of the firearm when
pulled starts the camera action auto
malically- DIT. Bulls device opens up
new field for the scientific use Of
the motion picture camera
Q--Has Jane NOvak "A sister In the
moviesf
A-Jane. who is a decided brunei.
has blond sister, Eva in the movies
Q-WhO was the first leading
woman in pictures and also the first
woman to have her name mentioned
on the flint
A-FlOrence Turner.
Q-Is Lewis S. Stone marrfedf
A-Slone is Widower, his wife
having been Margaret Langhams has
Two daughters aged and IL years.
neither OF whom has seen . stage
play nor a movie
Q--Where was Douglas Fairbanks
A-Denver. Colo. claims the honor.
and the year was 1883-CopyriEh
1890, Thompson Feature Syndicate
Since the scenes in n movie are
not made in sequence, how do the
players remember Just what they
wore in each scenef The answer
VIII appear tomorrow in this de-
ulEtmeuf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 16.-First
reports OF an analysis OF American
freight traffic on railroads begun
this year by the interstate commerce
comm ssfon were issued yesterday and
showed during the first quarter OF
1920 railroads moved 8.007,435 car
loads OF freight aggregating 1881
sos tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Observations taken
at 8 a. m. IS me-
ridian time, sept
Is. 1890.
Forecasts
Forecasts Til 6 Pm
Fddays
Il paso ard vici1-
ity. Fair tonight and
Friday.
New Mexico; Gen
orally fair tonight
and Friday warn
er southeast por-
ton tonight
Arizona Fair to-
night and Friday :
colder north portion
tonight
West Texas To-
night an d Friday
fair cooler south
east portion tonight
IN Fl Paso at noon
cent temperarure a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
FLUCTUATIONS
IN PRICES OF
COTTON SNAIL

new DLAe-llaf Aaa-r sept lbs -
Fluctuations were narrower than
usual in the early trading in cotton
today. Around the opening. prices
we're 7 TO IL points lower on reports
Of continued favorable weather in the
belt October sinking TO 2602c. a fair
demand developed. coming mainly
from the short side. and prices firmed
up, going is TO 19 points over the
close OF yesterday toward the end Of
the first hour Of business. October
rose 70 1892
December. 2415c bid; January. 25.41c;
March, 22-63c; Nay. 22.30c; steady.
The advance remained in force until q
amounted 90 IS 20 % points. The exc
ploElnn iu Wan street caused a short lived
selling furry which broke values nearly
dollar a bale. but the market did not re-
main depressed long Late In the morning
prices were IL TO is points higher than the
close o. yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago III sept 16.-Cattle-Rscsipts
1900; good and choice steers. STEADY to
strong top 218-25s others SD 2, steady.
range cattle receipts very light
Hogs-Receipta 1s,0o0s mostly 10 10 IS
s1L5os bulk light and butcher. f16T50
1Z45.
shsep-Rscelpts q. 900: fat sheep and
native lambs. mostly Is cents lover prac-
teal TOP native lambs. f15-75 20 packers
hnuses City Livestock. Close
kansas City. No.. Sept 16.-Cattle-Re-
eepts, $500; active and steady 70 IS cents
Hog-Reesipts. 1000; opened 10 70 Is
cents higher close packers buying steady
70 11c higher; bulk light and medium
shsep-Rsseipts. 10000: native lambs. IS
70 50 cents lover western lambs, IS TO
IS cents lower
Denver Livestock. Close.
Denver. Colo Sept 1s.-Cattls-Ele-
celptE 1900: steady beef steers. $500 13s
cows and helfers. $3.50 s.00s EtoczerH and
feeders. $3.50 1875; calves. $3.50 1900
HoEa-Recelpts. 400. IS 20 IS cent?
higher TOP $780, buIz. f1s-25 61T.oo.
sheap-Receipts. 1900; steady lambs,
s13-oo G12-5o; ewes, $500 SIS feeder
lambs, s1275 a13-25-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort worth, Tex, Sept 15--Cattle-H-e-
ceipts, 1000 market STEADY Beevea, $500
GOO; hsifers. s400G8-60; bulls. 9G-oo9
6-00s calves. sf03G 100
Eoss-Rsesipts 13.ooo; market IN
changed
changed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

sen Liberty Bonds to Curti.. q Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
STILL
UNCHANGEDON
SLOW MARKET

Stocks held steady Thursday. &C
cordinE to j. S. Curtiss e Co, with
some substantial gains distributed
through the list In the rails, c. e.
%. continued its upward move. gain
ing i point Reading was also strong.
with a gain Of / 8 point. The balance
Of the rails showed only fractional
changes, but mostly on the I'D side
In the oils. Mexican Petroleum.
which sold eN-dividend Q. made a net
gain Of 4 point as did Sinclair. Texas
company moved up a like amount
Coppers showed little change Ana
conda gained = point, Greene-Cana-
nea j p point, while Shelters, Utah
and Nevada were unchanged RAY
and Inspiration each gained I point,
and Chino lost IS point
Sleels and lndustrials showed gains
Of from a small fraction 20 2 points.
sales Up TO 70 o'clock. New York
time, amounted 20 $4,000 shares. with
can money loaning at percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

RelatveI humidity 8
Thursday was - perc
noon was IS degrees.
Precipitation last % b
state Of weather--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

Mexican Petroleum, ez- DIV, ST. 1l5
Texas on ..------.----...--.-- 50
smear -.---.--.------------ 81
Elerce --------..-s-.-s.- y =
Ean-American -----.s-------.---. y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16
MONEY AND METALS

CBy Associated Fress-)
New York. Sept 16.-Prime mercantile
paper unchanged Exchange Irregular
Time loans strong; all dates. Gea.
Copper dull. unchanged
Lad quiet: spot. SS-25 @ $50
Zinc steady. unchanged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

GALVESTON SPOT COTTON.
Galveston, Tex sept 1s.-spots quiet;
revised middlluE, s2275.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-16

When there are any questions about
cameras and kodaks that you want
answered Just drop in at Gandara's.
The very foundation Of the business
policy Is built upon courtesy and we
VIII give you the Information you
wish and any service in the kodak
line, for We have been in the kodak
line for years and know kodazs well.
Gandara Photo supply Co.
ITO E san Antonio St--Adv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

Cvcebni pro peehotu, Pfednsky zakop valce Pf
rtka pro radioteegafst Pfedpsy pro vol speftelny
Nas Sibiri mali nejen ukaznenou vytecne Wy
zbroenou arnadu sve kulomety ezke houfnce tice do
brcn datn5 ehev dobytka, ale tez prislusne savy
ako nemocniee vem dobfe vsfm opatfene l6kArny pea
NY ba svoje eekarny, sevarny mechanicke diny stro
hojre radi pobyvai blzkosti nasch vlaku kasaren
medvady 81 chova snad kazdy puk ochocenym vlky
lSkami pod ale t6z hudbou, zpevem, abareem diva
dem pri ne1nz 1lohy pravdene hrali sami chapci
armady srez svedomite magsau sbifskou jak chu
laskou p6stova sokoske cvcen spor porada zavody
sley navSevova nejen bografy americkych rycckn e.
NJ c. Al eich kavarny ale NELL tez svoe citarny knhov
n.y. prednasly kursy czch jazykd; pofdi neen tsce
snmku fotograckych vsech krau Ruska, nchz
pobyvai zachyt Mich kus historic revolucn armady
Rus ale mali ez bohatou zsobu vastnch svych fm kline
matografckych zVota voiska zachran nejen zlay
klad rusky (pfes 600 monu ruby zat6) nesmrne mil
iardoVe bohastvi Sbe pred vyplen6nm vseobecnym
aeenm ale oved tez pT nepatrnych platech svych dat
svemu narodu pl mionu rubln pdcku Svobody
sebrati ma vych 1sporach pres 20 monu rubu
ezncn 5000 klometrd ale sami zi svym vlas
zvotem akoby svezi uprosred nepehedne pouste
vysoko, znacne vysoko pIecnivajice sve okoll
TAX nalez sme e pri SVEN zajezdu Sibir: daleko
ga oceany tsce sce mil od vast po douha eta odlouce
nj praesich pusnach Aisle nejen vobodi svuj narod
srdc Evrpy ale vytvo prvornf armade ez poctvy
narodn kpuy zanechavse vsude sopy sveho useche
sil pne, nemorne prace. Muzi pros pfece tax
lc svoii will, obetavosti laskou vasti narodu
Gustav Smeic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

by pro verejnou knihovnu We
SVEN neste, pc pripade pro sve
amerieke pfatele zakoupili pol
exemplari teto knihy a patric
nym venovanim Jim ri odevzda
ii. V,erime, re byste takto Jim
jiste zpusobiii velkou radost
Objednavku zaslete vyhrad-
ne: Czechoslovak National AL
lance, 3743 West 26th street,
Chicago, III, neb Czechoslovak
Information Bureau, 620 Di-
strict National Bank Bldg,
Washington, D. c.
Ocekavame, re vykonate
vSe, co bude We vasich silach a
pricinite sc, ably vysledek sbir-
! KY byl co nejlepsi a tez kni ha
! D. Capkova doSla co nejvetsrho
rozsireni.
Ia Ustfednu Ceskoslovenske
] iho. NarodYlo sdruzeni Y Chi
cagu j. T flshovsky, tai, Dr.. j
P. PecSyal, prodseda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
TATIckOVI MASARYkOVl
X sEDMDEsATYM MARIO
ZENINAM.
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Sdru-
zeni kra janum.
(Cs. |. K.)


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
COMPLETES 17,000-M|LE
TOUR IN P|ERCE-ARROW
Connecticut Manufacturer Crosses
Continent Twice AND Gains
Utmost I'm Endowment.

In n letter written to l.. NJ Foster.
OF this city, local distributor for tho
Pierce-Arrqw Company. Carlyle i.
Barnes, prominent In manufacturing
circles In Bristol. Conn. who recently
returned from 17.0o0-mile trans
continental tour. gives some sound
advice. The trip. which covered
twenty-four States, was made By MIR.
Barnes and his party OF guests In
Pierce-Arrow dunl-valve SIX.
''We started with the idea that we
would not mako the trip tircsomo.
but would run every day such mile
age rs We could do with ease. az we
were not out to break or make any
record: but TO enjoy every minute"
said Mr.. Barnes.
some very bad Where the roads
were even fair the car rode rs easily
as parlor car and usually lief; us
fresh at the end Of the day. The
hardest ride We had was the day we
arrived ut Needles, Cal, making
seventy-two miles In six hours. The
longest distance in ono day was PIG
miles.
Going across tho continent we
were on tho road twcnty-eight days
during the trip, the car. says Mr..
clock made"
ON many occasions Mr.. Barnes wit
messed the hill-climbing ability Of
the dual-valvc engine. For instance.
tho ride up Lookout Mountain. Buff
lalo Bits burial place. was made in
high gear.
In the Rocky Mountain National
Park we again found tho car equal
to any emergency" says Mr. Barnes.
Our chauffeur. who formerly had
run cars from Denver TO the park rs
business. Remarked: L have rum all
kinds OF cars into this park. but this
Is the frst time 1 ever came in en-
tirely on high gear"
Mr.. Barnes followed the. southern
or Santa Fe route on his trip west
ward, and returned from San Diego
via Spokane, Wash. through Oregon,
Utah. Colorado, and thence eastward.
The exact mileage covered on the
| entire trip was l7.o22
The engine was so cool ut all times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Mrs. y. L. Noblett. who originated
the Idea OF the Dandy Trail. and
stood sponsor FOR II on the day OF its
formal opening.
Mrs. Noblett, who is the wife of
the secretary OF the Hoosicr Motor
Crab. led the procession of cars that
made the trip around the Trail in her
Cole Aero Eight. the pilot car for the
ini;ia! tour, on the day OF its dedica-
ton.
The average city motorist uses his
car as - ut.litarian transportation
medium on week days. On sunday
short pleasure trips out into the open
usually are planned. III most cities
!; has been left 10 the individual
motorist 10 explore the country side
on his own account.
il was Mrs. Ncblett's belief that
motor car owners would appreciate
the establishment OF community
trail. which would make II possible
for even the 'tendertoot" motorist
TO enjoy the best that his neighbor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

Ten thousand Jordan in every part of the world have
brought conviction experienced motorists of Jordan super
iority in at least five striking particulars.
The real beauty of line and contour possessed by
the Jordan.
Superb balance, making the most comfortable car
on the road
-Lighweight compact rattle-proof marking the Jordan
as car of real economy in operation.
Pride of ownership which raises above all consdera
ton of mechanical features and price.
Now complete the proof of Jordan service and Jor
dan ability fifteen stock make remarkable showing
III nationwide Hill climbing as shown from figures
listed below taken from kilograms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

huge advertisement for an Amer
lean auto tiro concern.
Don't you thinls 1t tho duty OF
artists to devote their talents to the
public. and Is 1t your opinion that
art for arts sake Is not appreciated
and rewarded, while art for COM
merce's sake. is?" were questions I
Art for commerce's sake is not
only better appreciated and reward
ed" he replied. "but belIove II viii
public's taste than art for arts sake.
thousands of people see the adver-
tisements whore only ono sees what
Is purely work OF art for urrs own
sake. My principal reason for en-
tering this work Is to educate In,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

public. Real art in commercial
vertisiag Is an innovation, anal
sure to draw criticism In some au
tors; put l firmly believe that It \
world"
Brangwyp 10 painting n hugo 4,
ter or great crowd in Carnival
IRE win q graceful touring car,
the foreground, It's occupants
IDENTITY pleased with the promIn.el
displayed tires.
This Is my maiden effort in I,
held and I'm using all my genius
make It my masterpiece" said HsJ
Swyn.
1t is estimated he will receive
times as much for do work as !,
were doing It solely for arts sal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

hood has 10 oTer In the way OF
scenery.
The new Indianapolis mo,or-way
leads through scenes OF rustic beauty
and provides hundreds OF ideal spots
Tor plcnickerS and campers.
The Trail is IN the form of rough
ohlong boxing in the suburbs and
may be entered by way OF any of the
main streets leading out OF ;he heart
of the city in all directions. II is n
trail OF Wonderfully fine roads and
is appreciated by Indianapolis motor
lists and visitors probably 20 a greater
degree than any other trip out OF
indianapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

ed IL TO his travelling encourage.
which now includes several handsome
automobiles and horse drawn equip
age. The machine Is OF the limou-
sine type, and n special pilot and
SO that the President may never be
delayed II he desires 10 uso 1t uncN-
pectedly.
President Deschanel, however, has
yet TO make his initial trip in IL.
and the ways are suggesting that
he fears n fall from Il might he
more serious than was his tumble
from n moving train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
WOMAN LEADS WAY FOR
AROUND THE. CITY TRAIL
Wife OF Secretary .: IIoosjer Auto
mobile Association Stands Spon-
Sor for Original Idea.

This Is story OF what one woman,
a motoring enthusiast, can do for
city.
rapidly forging 10 the fore as an
automotive manufacturing center
there was dedicated what has been
called the Dandy Trail! q tour of
lightweight miles around the civ
Of indianapolis.
The ''Traii" is named in honor Of
Dandy. the prize Homeranian Of
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TINT one extra gallon OF water was
all that tho radiator needed during
tho entire trip, Mr.. Barnes stated.
ABANDONS ART TO PAINT
BIG AUTO TIRE Cad"
Frank nrnnENyn, II. A., Finds Lure
of American Dollnr
Appealing.

(By ross-Atrantic Service.1
LONDON. Sept. 1l.-Britain's lead
ing painter and exponent OF decora-
OF tho Royal Academy, has aoan-
doncd art purely for arts sake and
has accepted u commission to paint
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AlRPLANE FOR PRIVATE USE
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE GIVEN

PARIS. Sept. 1.-The government
has purchased a private airplane for
the President OF France, and has add
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l Makes Startling Record On
Fifteen Famous Hills

Fifteen stock Jordan cars in fifteen different sections of the
United States climbed fifteen famous Hills in big country
wide Hillcimbng demonstration, Thursday, Sept. End
The made by Jordan Distributors under the
supervision of official observer appointed by the local
newspaper.
The public knew the Jordan beautiful car. Those
who had known the Joy of riding in the Jordan were de-
lighted by its real comfort.
few weeks ago the Jordan broke all economy records
In nationwide test2z going $40 miles
age of 24l miles per gallon.
This Hill climbing organized to acquaint owners
Of with the remarkable ability of performance possess
ed by the Jordan.