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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

N RESOLVED, that the Pres.
|saa Die Clerk Of the Police 1uls
ha Parish Treasurer be, ana 9 al J,
n a0lhorized and ordered 70 u ,s.'
lpeeesls of the sale Of one M Y ]
Ihlhr Bienville Parish noad
floIa the Interstate Trust a -
MS Company and to deposit - sum-. y,
Gs1elg III the Castor State pai. =,
IRELAND State Bank, supJec. = J
aDliance with the ordinance NM nv
tFat tlis day adopted anu . sui
Vithdrawal in accordance W''
said agreement. Ia,
Eead and signed In open sessi0'
3Iareh LIST, 1920.
A. b. SMITH, President
gILLIAMS. Clerk,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25
TURTLE
SERIOUSLY HURT

driving In their fathers
automobile Tuesday after
saa Ernest Murphy, sons
llfslly narrowly escaped
when they lost control
ue and it turned turtle.
lstes was with them also.
end scratches was the
Reif Injuries.
First Bank and Trust
still progressing rapidly
sets seem favorable to
pIeIloll
s-.
ordnance.
Isoarance OF the Po-
Bank &s0, has been
I'D ride j for
Az an ordinanefrom
adopted, providing depo,
funds, under differen
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-03-25

Thu Best FLOUR that money cal
buy at McCLELLAN'S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
MAKES EXPERIMENT
 IN TAILORING

London. April 1-(Reciprocal News Service. )-Mr Maliaby- Deeley ths first name seems to be unknown has become a topical character in England. He is the member of Parliament who became con yinced that he could lower the cost of mems clothing if supported by the pub lie He has just had to close his office in the strand until his several factories can catch up with the thousands or or ders paid for in advance.
 He is not tailor, was never in the clothing business, and insists he IS not a philanthropist. When his shop opened in the Strand recently with sudden or dinarv newspaper announcement, it was besieged in a few hours by long lines of men, He advertised that by making clothes in large quantities he could pro duce them to sell at retail price aver aging about $l5 which was the pre-waf low average for tailor-made clothes n England. At the present time tatiors m the West End of London are chargins from $40 to s.5 suit for the same aiai- ity.
 Personal orders for suits are being booked at the rate of 800 a day, without counting the mail orders from the coun- try According to Mir. Mallapy-Ieeiey- Ills average daily takings are sl5,ooo, Appii- cs tions from the country for patterns average 10000 day and 100000 of these requests have had to be filed until pat tern books are returned by earlier GUS toners.
 In a newspaper announcement of March a after informing that he expects 70 engage additional factories in the next few days, and be able to double ms ou-- put. Mr. Mallaby- -Deeley makes this em- barrassed announcement:
 q am obliged for the moment, to my great regret. to ask you not to send me any more orders fbeyond those whien will come in from patterns already ls- sued, until further notice, as l cannot allow the public to send any more money merely for the purpose of accumuiatns 1t in the bank. A notice when further orders can be taken will be issued short ly through the press.
 It is said that tailoring prices are be- ing affected by the avalanche of business in Mir Mallaby-Deeiey direction. where he noticed with this cheerful common place ''Something attempted something dcne.
 In the sixteenth century no lady was considered in full dress unless she had mirror at her breast It was oval
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

In the sixteenth century no lady was considered in full dress unless she had mirror at her breast. It was oval in shape. about four inches In sise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

few drops of "Gets-It' knocks the hurt out of any corn at once and soon loosens if so it lifts right off without any feeling. Oh, what comfort! How grand to walk and dance and jump without single twinge ! Why not?
 money-back corn remover. costs but trifle at any drug store. Mid. by E. Lawrence ( Co.,. Chicago.
 Sold in Birmingham and recommended as The worlds best corn remedy by Eugene Jacobs Drug Store, Oe4c Drug Co. 2 stores). Arnold Masberg Drug Co.,, Norton Drug Co.,, Hagan- Dunlap Drug Co.,. Darlington Thar macy Pratt City.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25

 SATURDAY. SATURDAY STORE OPENS A M AND P.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-25
Three Drop
 Corn iiller
"Cets-It" Stops Pain Imme- diately and Corns Go Quick

The way to handle corns is the tried and proved "Gets-It' way--the way that mli- lions have found quickest. easiest, safest and most reliable.
The Home news., 1920-07-23

Select your fires ac. cordins to the~roads they have to travel:
 In sandy or hilly coun. try, wherever the going is apt to be heavy-The : us. Nobby..,
 For ordinary country roads-The U. s. Chain or Usco.
 For front wheels - The L. s. Plain.
 For best results evefywAere-U.S Royal Cords.
The Home news., 1920-07-23

We feel the same way about it. That's why we represent U. s. Tires in this community
The Home news., 1920-07-23


 Y Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23

En- cantidad de so a 90 dollars VEN
ldemos Sl.S5 orc o plata meSieana Tor
Isl 90 collar. libre de SsSto y eomisioa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23

VERACRUZ. Octubre iT.-Habien-
dose diSuelto ell Comite contra le Pes
70 Bub6nica en- este puerto. pues
felizmente esta extinguida esa epidc-
mia en- Ia localidad, V conSiderarGo
~neces!rto acrivar IA campana contra
Il fiebre amarillo, un gTupo de Veci-
nos de Veracruz ACADIA de celebTar
una reunion. organ.Sando n Junta
yecinal de Salubridad, Ia cual pldio
81 de autoridades v recinos
para emprender una energlca accion
sanitaria en- toia la ciuIad.
La Juata Eccinai en- question one
d. integrada por los senoreS Natallo
UIibarra Pedro Sol 'Lalande. Este
ban s. Herrero. jose Leonardo Car
valLo. Francisco PasQuel, Abraham
Carranza V Jorge Sempe; Y los pro
p6sitos de dicha junta son los de o
perar con las autoridades Sar!tarlaS
federales Y locales en- Ia referida cam
paha. mediante Ia o~btenci6n de los
recursos neceSarios para Ell samoa
miento Immediate de la ciudad. con-
secuido 10 cual, la junta Sc ocupara
en- promover aquellas obras u sc
juzsan Indispensable para poner en-
10 possible a salvo a la poblacI5n de
futuras invasiones de epidemlas; pro-
p6sitos Que han sido acogidos con en-
tusiasmo por ell ConSeio Superior de
S~alubridad de la Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23

P. o. SOX 2T3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
SlNTlO IA NECESlDAO
De hkTAR

En- una de las GALES de Juan Soto
ocurri@ aver un incidente que estuVo
a punto de constituir una ~vcrdadcra
tragedia, Y de costar la vida a TN
honrado Y pacifico ~ciudaGano de esa
vecindad.
Ocurri6 que, encontrandose IA VIC
TINA. Pablo Nillaela Ell ST. casa habit
taci6n. Sc le. present. un Gmigo suyo,
Gerardo Palacios. o gesto de extra
Waldo v los ojos desmeSuradamente
abiertos. Orlando "~iPreparate, Pa
bio. porque he venidC a matarte :,
Y al mismo tempo que decia este. sa-
cando una navajo dc afcitar, Ii con
ella en- Ia cara a SUI amigo.
Ell agredido, ante Ia actitud &c de-
mente' de su amigo, ech6 a correr. IA
ciendo otro tanto Ell agrcsor. va en-
Ia Gale. este fue detenido por Ia po-
| ucia. V en- Ia ~presencia de las auto
ridadcs no supo eNplicar por que ma
bia obrado de esa manera-
Por 10 Que toca al senior Nlilac!a'
Que result6 con n p~rofunda merida
en- Ia frente. declar5 u jamas ha te-
nido ninguna deferencia con Pa!a-
clos. Y que ignora porque obro de Sc
mejante manera-
AlSuien diio en- la Inspection que
Palacios habia manifestado POGO an
tas de Ia aggression. que "sentia III mn
periosa necesidad de matar a !sule .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
LOS oBREROS DE ORlZASA
pREPARAN UNA HUElGA

Sc han recibido noticias en- este
puerto. ~procedentes de Ia ciudad dc
Orizaba. diciendo que los obreros DE-
n C~erveceria Sc disponen a ahando
mar sus labores, case de que los pro
r~ietarios de Ia negotiation Sc me-
cuen a c~oncederles las demands
~contenidas en- I'm memorial u AGA
ban de ~presentar.
Los trabajadores de la fabrica dc
.Cerveza de Pluviosilla piden, ademas
de otras concesiones en- el uabaJo'
IN aumento de un ochenta por cicn-
20 sobr 81 monte actual de los suei-
dos de u disfrutan, y parece que
IA empresa no estA conforrne con eS-
tas peticiones. por 10 que Sc decIa-
rra Ell paro en- estos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
MAGNIFICO PARA Ell Y SU
ESp0SA

Hurley L. Watkins, de 1908 Lytle
St. Louisville, KY, nos dice 10 81
guiente: "Encontre que el Compues
to de Mel V Alquitran de Foley, era
10 Que necesitabamos yo Y mi espo-
ga para los resfrios." Esta famosa
medicinal es iguaimente buena para
los ninos. como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses. resfrios Group, toses
bronquiales, Y calma la comezon de
la garganta q provoca las toses noe
turnas. No contiene opio nj drogas
QUE former habitos. Immediate eE
sus resultados. De venta en- todas
las droguerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
Sc MEJORA Ell cUETPO DE
pOLICIA ESPECIAL

Debido 4 Las innumerables ire
s1,aridades que existen HctuaiInente
on 81 cuerpo de ~vigilancia especial
Y de policfa secreta 10 cual redunda
en- periuicio de los intereses de Ia
sociedad cue a diario sufren por Ia
acci6n de los enemisos del orden. de
los salteadores. etc. existe I'm int
F~resante proyecto en- el seno del A
vunramiento de este puerto, por g!
cual trata de establecerse n serie
de notables mejoras en- ell serricio de
vic;lancia especial.
Por Ell proyecto en- question. lux ma
.sido dado a muy sucinta-
mente. - sabe que serdn aumenta-
das las piazas de detectives munich
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
CAMPANA DE SACRAMENTO EN- VERACRUZ
Esta siendo Nevada a cabo por I'm grupo de veci.
nos que desean cooperar con las autoridades
a combatir Ia fiebre amarillo

pafes. ddndosc preferential a los hom-
breS dc criterio Sano, Y de honrade7
Y actividad a toda prueba. Para que
el cuerpo p~oliciaco este compuesto
por hcmbres suficientemente cap2ci-
todos conocedores de las ieyeS Y &C
tivoS Sc les asiEnar4 maSnlf!cos suel-
dos V les les daran f~acilitades extra
o~rdinariaS para el mejor ~ejercicio de
sus funcioneS Y para que cumplan
sus conlisiones facil Y prOntamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
LOS cAMPESlNOS QuiEREN APO
DERARSE DE LAS TlERRAS
DEL DUQUE DE LUNA

Del Serr4eio Especial para "LA PRENSA."
HCESCA. Octubre 21.-una deleS2-
ci6n que representa- a los campesinos
locales. informo Al Gobernador de Ia
Prov;ncia CUE tstos tienen Ia inten-
ci6n de apoderarsc de las uerras del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23
General Plutarco Elias Gales
ES PRO SABLE QUE RENUNcIE
Ell MlNISTRO DE LA GUERRA
FRANCES

Del Serricjo Especial para LA PRENSA."
PARIS. Octuhrc 2l.-Dicese que An
DIRE Lefevre. MiniStro de Ia Guerra del
Gabircte frances, prescutari su dimi-
sion en- ASP de que cl restc del Nj
historic no apruehe Su proyecto para
81 servicio militar opligatorio de dos
amos.
Los demas micmbros del GabiEete
estan de acuerdo con 81 Ell este pro-
mento una oposici0n invencible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23

DuQue de Luna, alegando que Sc haila
en- possession Illegal de elias.
Los delegados arguyeron que los
antepasados del Duquc sc robaron las
tierras que este Sc MEGA ahora 4 per-
mitirles cultivar.
IL Gobernador recommend" uue los
campesinos obren con prudsncia V les
prometi6 permanecer neutral en- Ia
diSDuta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-23

SAN X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
k.itE Vaudeville at Lyric.

The comedy element is dominant In
"a CHI pf the. two new shows coming to
no Lyric this week. With ono or two
Exceptions. the list OF attractions viii
IN nstw to this city. Several novelties
or regent production add to the inter-
est Pf.each bin. Neville and, Brock :.
2. conspicuous place on the opening
Dill. arc a versatile team o. ."big timc''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
On With the Play
BY ZxYDA CLOVER.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9f..Thu America,
siage can boast OF no better romantic
ihe versatile Otis ssinne r.''S Some man az
our younger Thcspians. notably tho
barrymores. John and Lionel. arc rap
,aiy climbing TO tho hcishte in charac-
But to Skinner. who has a long line OF
acta'''o cha racter creations behind him,
ceDtions and the iinesse that 20 with
ability. study and experience
rs a real pity that Mr.. Skinner has
n"t beer fortunate enough in recent
Wi:h ofa-l"tEr that would give fnii
vent 10 his picturesque and splendid
afns;; ~ IS i, I: Ely that some Ameri-
with Il E:ac.r!n that would enable him
!" crc:.tn an i'npcrsonation to live long
II II =" 'n;.;iis OF the American stage.
Y" 1.S Interpreted ski!fuilY and color
IA i ~ Isuii;r urusrnli characters. But his
yiEi:',i. his drama tic force, his Skill
IL .nteipr.ting the unusual still wait
on the CHARACTER that would demand ali
ii!s native talent and enable him TO pre-
sent i.iine3tioii that would entitle
peculiar ability entities him
This season Re is showing Broadway
Plet"2: q picturesque and UNUSUAL
I: aaH; uc is fearful man, at whose
whose er:nnent use Of his lavender
coiorad hanaSn-chicf we DO not .snicli-
o Cd -: re ~, a,onses our sympathy and our
the scantiness OF his material and the
ease with which he do,,neates SO mai
rab!c a role.
BY prologue the action OF which taxes
place in the ante-room OF the court
h n, ct West Durham. Pa. Pietro
ia rpano = poor Italian Immigrant. is
On rial fer the murder of his wife. He
was found unconscious, covered with
n rSo * s;Fd ,I = bloody knife. No
c!rcumstantial evidence was stron.
against pietro: He admits he had
Mrested knife from his w.ife's hand
when driven TO desperation by hey ~.
TACK on his baby daughter and had
stuck at her. lie rcmaIn bcrei not inu
ing iuIther Tho jury finds him mot
Eighteen years pass. The poor i'm
rhiEranl mas become the rich owner Of
: GG,ii9rnia estate. While the father
mas made little advance in learning and
culture. nc has given his daughter An
seia every advantage money could OBJ
I'm. ZIG partner, a plant wizard. is
c"nd'!inn largely for their improved
9, PIietro has fed Angela with wonder
the s vopns OF her mother; 80 that to
SYNONYMOUS with saint. On her twen
sS-second birthday Angela is 10 unysil
4 SnaPei window wrought by a young
ton OF her mother. Between the sirl
and artist love has developed
cPoH tnc scene comes the artists
lather. lie had been the prosecutin@
hhstEorncF DIT at the trial eighteen years
learn I'll, truth about her mother:
a., RETRO is willing Angela shall n,arry
Inc Sonng a,;ist but the boys father
daughter OF murderer" 20 Inc
ne murdered wife, who has read ~
ime tame and riches OF Pietro at this
Ties unsuccessfully 10 hJo:,- one
th,et,o IN order 10 free her pressnthns
c cnS l59m {{hhil' but her reappearanee
curtain. ppS ever after
,p the role ,o gives Mr.. Skinner oppor-
;;nn para ~ IA wide Eamut OF emo
n ~; on ~ Tssmorse, revenge and JOY ebase,
omee os t Gsr,aeross the mobile coumten
usual aptitude ssI IL as star He has un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

the hlN, She doesn't have TO DC
starred 20 attract attention., or base
drun'med OF press ACCENTED
Nobody IS starred In 'rhe Eyes Of
tho World" although tho cast OF tho
great muitiplc-reci production OF IIar-
old Boil Wr!ghts story, was carefully
selected for type and ability. but that
VIII not prevent AIiss Norak shining
rs - zeal beauty when CiuEcs The
EE": OF the WorI1'' has It's prcscnta-
tion at tho Isis 'rheater all tills week
An An-Star Gust.
AZ tho Odeon Tomorrow and Tues
day Cocil 10 Miles Don't Change Your
husband. with q star cast. is tho at
Clara Kilnball Young, in :rhc Price
She Paid"
Will Rogers' new Goldwyp picture,
Almost a Husband" which comes TO
tho odcon Theater Thursday. Is the
perturbation of the move. "0ld Eba-
nezer," by opic Read II is the SYM
pathetic story OF the rise OF bash
m country schooi-teacher TO the po-
sition Of respect and Affection in the
emu of tho story. Sam Lyman tWili
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Seen on the Screens

Continued Iron, Page Ten,
.nowM ut tho Colonia, Th;ater,~ begin-
ming tomorrow: also Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Helene Chadwick has the
!raGinS feminine ro!c/as Mamisc
Wallace Reid, as 4 breezy Young
millionaire vino Is robbed OF all hc
has and turns chauffeur TO he near his
stolen ca. ami u pretty gicl. is tho
nero Of Double speed" an arntlsing
ionial Thcutar for three days. COM
lacncln& Thursday ncNt. The him Of
iers tnc hnndsom" stnr an opportunity
70 10 some 81 the fast auto driving for
which .ic is famous. as we'll "a deinou.
ttrato his talents.
Jane Novak n beauty.
Jane Novalt is admittedly one OF the
most beautiful women IN tho realm of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

RoseTs) wins tho love OF tho towns
most beautiful girl
Friday and Saturday Anita stewart
Viii be shown in "Vir,uous Wives"
ono OF her greatest productions. this
beoa shown ut odconl prices.
AZ the Victor.
Tho feature attraction, at til. Victor
Thcater tomorrow and Tuesday is VIII
liam Desmonds newest picture. The
Prince and Betty" n Jesse H. Uamp-
ton production. Adapted from the
novel by Pelham Grenville Wodcilouse,
tn.a picture is replctc with romance
thrills. humor and adventure.
Tie. story is that of an America n
who Is dependent upon an uncle for
his livelihood. When uncle withdraw
his support. he becomes cigar clerl;
~ fashionable New YORK; hotel, and
while there learns that he Is tho heir
TO tho throne OF Mervo. Mary Thur
man plays the leading womnn,s role.
-. The attraction at the Victor Theater
Wednesday ana Thursday Ia Il plcturi.
cation OF Eleanor H. Portcr's charm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
ElENf.

ing novel. Dawn 1t is a Black.
ston production starring Sylvia
Dreamer and Robert Gordon, Fannv.
Rice Gus Alexander. Eddie Dunn. Mar.
garct Barry nnd others.
o. Dawn" radiates optimism and he,p..
Every Friday and Saturday Jazz
Dempsey Is showIIin q new episode nj
Dare Devil Jack" 4 serial which viii
rnn fourteen weeks longer. On TN,
Harold Lloyd will be seen in "Cap,aiil
Nidd's Kids" and the last of the week
Il FOX sunshine Comedy and other,
extras arc shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

character and In masterin.. italian dia-
ioct. Tho performance IL both entcr~
tanning and unusual, MIR. Skinncr's
presence ia II guarantee oe that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Sweet Butter.
y cloth wrung out of cold water amt
piaced over dish of butter will pre-
vent its becoming rancid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Sponse In Usabreils stn.s
rlacing sponge in tho bottom, a. =
CHINA Or porcelain umbrella stand T.,i !,
oiten Keep 1t from being cracked. VIZ
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17
WARyAaM COMPANY Agx ralNG
rWcCkn m WAI.l.AnT osOAONGO

The t~o n.~ DouGiAs trucks Which
arrived last week are nov bssy Asui'
Ing etadsea from, the Rio 0sands
y'sAs.of.vay d'psttinx u ON the
soN spots IN sss fusd vstv.sn here
.wS hsnA ysidsr u tftN:sao doubt
make good roeds. ssinG put sa vhils
they ere muddy.
Thess new trucks. h-ioasins Ia
Gsis = Ros- Of Monte Vista. Who
have taken . contract to haul the ora
from Ssnnysidc. have = capacity Of
~ tons each aud will probably haul
over so tons p-r day ON average. that
Ia both tossther.
With transportation difhcultics
solved tho Wabash company viii NO
doubt be operating full bias, by this
time neat week -Crecds Candle. .
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17
sOME AME ixpwN LUCKY

Harry ki.tlrr. Lester higgins and
youns Pepper had an Interesting cs.
p~ri~nr~ sunday Afternoon when they
were racing In = Ford car ON IN.
Gunbsrr-I road. Something vent
wrong with the steering gear and tho
Ford whipped out Of the road and
smashed into . telegraph pole. The
pole was broken sauar-iy OF. the
Ford front cnd completely demoiish-
ed and two of tho boys thrown over
the wind shield. receiving sandry
bruises and scratches but no, s~r.
iously hurt All three of the boys
~"sc riding In the front s~at and
were travelling al . high rate os
speed until they met tho telephone
pole coming the other way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17
A NAu.ss1,w KsrAl.w

Mrs.. xh-s of Monte Vista and Mrs
ciar~ae- uoodmsa narrowly escaped
death last FRIDAY ~hAa the rar they
we're driving shiddsa OF the canal
s,'dsc Al tAs s'essshsss place ON
the Moni: xlsA Iead A' u ~ss.
the .rarst,ppsd ssgy sloviy 80 they
~ss. no, harmed e,l:s iAAs ss.ss
badly shaken up rhh hssA2s .s
half solsd aud u s~ems to ~ the
dread VI many motorists IN III. VAL
ley. pvi Sorts rrospsetor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17
FAMOUS STEEP GRADE N CA1-
ItORNIA NOW CAl.l.kD
"MAxWEl.l. NO1.l."

How u MAXWELL stock touring car
climbed one Of the toughest hills on
the Pacific coast thereby defeating
= weli-known rival whose list price
In hvc hundred dollars more than the
MAXWELL and how the name of the
hill vas changed to Maxwell. Ia com.
mcmoratc the event. In the interest.
Ing story told by Ousc Bland. travel.
Ing Maxwell service man. located at
San Diego. California.
o. X. Parker. advertising mana ger
Of tho Harold l.. Arnold Co. Max.
we'll distributors ~ Los Angeles. 70.
Gently tOurned to San DIEGO In
search OF publicity material. The
car he drove wss not Maxwell. He
decided To upset some long standing
dope by attempting to climb the hill
In question on low gear. u stunt
which has not been accom- piished In
the last nve years.
After failing with this car and
incidentally damaging the clutch. -
Bland'S account runs. they came
back. got another car Of the aame
make. and met with practically the
same result. They then tried .
Maxwell and put her over.
1T happened at an opportune mo-
ment and has created great deal Of
rivalry between the Maxwell salss-
man and the salesman for the other
cars
"A large sign In to be placed ut the
foot of this hill which IL now to be
called Maxwell Hin. with the words,
Can you climb ~ ADV.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17

One Of the busy pIac.s In Monte
Vista u tho rarmcrs' rcod Yard.
The proprietor. Geo. 4. LiiIsy. has
recently Installed = :o-hosse power
motor to take care Of the Increased
load of his feed GrindinG business
This makes three motors employed
In the mill. Mr.. Liilcy contrm p,atcs
the erection of . large addition to
his mill this summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17
kANsAs Ensrv,W ~
AGAINST WEAO. TWIAL

AGAoNNT WEA0. rt1Al.
They toll lots OF tale. an the cd
ttors, hut this 10 = h~~ one The cd.
i'os II = Kansas paper vent To attend
q party given by one OF his neigh.
bof.. where Just a f~~ weeks before
III. HON. hsA' ee~n .h,-ss-d with .
new baby rhs tu.,sss ne, him ss
thS door and. after the, ssusi Aaiuta.
ton. he asked after the health of the
baby. The lady vas heard Of hear.
ms. had a bad cold. and. thinking he
vas asking about herself. answered
that although she had one every
winter. this was the worst ono she
ever had. II had kept hrr awake
nights = great dcsi. and Al nrst con-
nn~d her To her bod. Then noticing
that the editor was acting Strangely.
she said she could tell BY his looks
snd actions that he Vas going 10 have
one Just like hers. and she asked him
tn come In out OF the draft and sit
do~n.-Ex.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loss arrived
In Monte Vista Wednesday morning
from 81. Joe. Missouri. wh~r. they
have been spending = greater part Of
the winter. Both Mr. and Mrs. Loss
benefited In health during their ab-
s~nee but have returned to stay In
this valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-17

Lucy Mundcli returned sunday
from Paiisadc. Colo. where she was
called on account Of the Illness of
her aistcr. DR.. Elofaon and Miss
Milstcad met her at salida.