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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
KRoTKI re
STOLICY KRAJU.

Washington, 81. czerwca. -
Wydzia{ doradczy sekretarza woj
ny Baker'a oznajmia, re powo--
dem wielu niesprawiedliwych
wyrokow sadow wojenuych, by
io niedoSwiadczenie of~icerow, tu-
dziez n~iektorych urzednik0w
przegladajacych poszczegolne
sprawy. Wydziai ten rekomen-
duje, ably officer zanim bedzie
m6gf zasiadac w saddle wojen-
nym, posiadai diva lata doswiad-
czenia, otrzymanego w czasie po-
kojowym.
- ZaPisywanie sic do wojska
do siuzby we Francyi zostalo
wstrzymane, a osoby, ktore zapi-
srja SIG teraz do armii, ME pojada
do Francyi.
- Reprezentant Hill z Nowego
Yorku przediozyl wczoraj pro-
jekt zadajacy zniesienia urzedu
subdepartamentow skarbu W Chi
cago i Nowym Yorku, II do
magajacy sic, ably fundusze ich i
wszelkie dziaialnoSci oddano fe-
deralnym bankom rezerwowym.
- Welding urzedowych komu-
rikatow, otrzymanych przez de-
parliament Stanu, Carranza usilu-
.je p~odburzyG .przeciw Stanom
Zjedn. wszystkie male republiki
Srodkowej Ameryki pr6cz Guata-
mali. ktora W krotkim czasie spo-
dziewa sic zniszczy6 i podbit.
- Reprezentant Mason z Illi-
nois oskarzyi administracye, re
dlatego przetrzymuje amerykan-
skich zolnierzy ma Syberyi, ably
tenn snadniej uzyskac zwrot po-
zyczek, zaciagnietyeh przez Ro-
sye w Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

q CORA rok temu kapral Jozef KoZ
}owski, syn PIP. Piotra i Wiktoryi
Koziowskich, Fam. pnr. 1907 No.
Leavitt ul., wyjechal ma Niemca do
Francyi, bedac cz}onkiem shawnee
dywizyi Prairie" chluby miasts
Chicago. Jak dywizya ia spisafa sic
ma krwawych polach .drugiej poaku-
II - wszystkim jest wiadomo. Koz-
lowski udzia{ bral we wszystkich ME
NAL potyczkach a szturmujac YER
dun zostal rannym W noge trzykrot-
ME 1 W twarz, co spowodoWato, re
w~yslano go ma GAS dluzszy do szpi-
tala. Odznaczyl sic chlubnie pod
~Consensoye, W zamisn czego otrzy-
mai cd wladz wojskowych pismien-
ma pochwale "a okazana W boju wa
~lLcznosc. Do Chicago przybyl ostat-
niemi easy l cieszy sic. re naresz-
Gle znalazl sic miedzy n~ajdrozszy-
nj Jest on wychowankiem szkoiy
sw. Stanisla wa Kostki a rodzice So
starymi tel dzielnicy p~arafianami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

skiego, przy udziale rodziny, krewnych
1 znatomych 2 domu 4aloby pnr. 1904
So. Winchester ave, do koscio}a sw.
,J6zefa, gdzie zostaly odprawione cere-
monte pogrzebowe l n~abOzehstwo "a
dusze zmarlego, poczem przewieziono
zwloki ma cmentarz Zmartwychwsta-
MIA Pa6skego. s. p. Hieronim Bon
kovski. zmarl W pOniedzialek o godzi-
ME ITO popoludniu W otoczeniu no
dziny - tylko syn jego Stefan. Aoi-
nierz armii amerykahskiej ME byi O
becny PREY Smierci, gdya jak a poin-
formowano Spieszyl sic w podr6Ay, by
zastac OLGA PREY zyciu / 20 raz ostatni
przem6wic do niego, lecz niestety -
ME zdolat ojciec jua ME 5y}. Imarfy
naleaaf do Sokoi6w, to tel sokoli odda-
Ii mu ostatnia przysluge. Pozostawia
10 sobie stroskana Zone | szescioro die
c. Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
gumowem.
IT'S oKREToW BoJoWYCH
K BEDZIE
STRZEGLO PACYFIKU.

Washington, 81. czerwca. -
Sekretarz marynarki Daniels o,
glosii NAVY It's okretow bojo-
wych, wchodzacych W skiad floty
Oceanu Sp~okojnego. CzternaScie
okretow bojowych Jest typu pan
ccrnik6w pierwszej klasy. miano-
wicie; New Mexico. Wyoming
Arkansas, New York, Texas, A
~rjzona, Idaho. Mississippi, Virgi-
MIA, New Jersey, Rhode Island,
Georgia, Nebraska i Vermont.
Pr6cz powyzcj wymienionych
panccrnik6w Jest 1OS torpedow-
cow. Z kt6rei to liczby Po}owa
bedzie stale W ruchu, a druga po-
Iowa bedzie trzymana W rezer-
vic. Do foty tel naleiv take IA
rajnowszego typu uur6w, diva O.
kretv do nasadzania min. dwana-
:cie okretow do chwytania min,
jeden do r~epcracyi uszkodzonych
okretow, try do przesylania "a
pas6w, siSdm do przewozu opa}u,
jeden do reperacyi tarcz, ieden do
reperacyi iskrowych t~elegrafow /
dziesiec o wielkiej sile holowc6w.
R KOLIDUJA SIZE;
EDEN z MICH GINIE.
Nowy York. 81. czerwca. -
Dzisiaj 0 12tej godzinie minut ID
otrzymano tutaj depesze iskrowa
7 zawiadom;eniem, re japohski
parowiec ..Tsurusa Maru' zde--
rzyi sic z jakim$ zaglowcem ! re
wkrotce po zderzeniu zaglowiec
zniknai z oczu.
,,ISuruga Maru pow1adomf,
re pozostai ma miejscu katastro-
~, szukajac zaginionego zaglow-
ca. Katastrofa ia wydarzy}a sig
w odlegiosci szeScdziesieciu mil
cd portu nowojorskiego. .,Tsuru-
ga Maru" wyjechaf Z Noweso
Yorku wczoraj o 6smej godzinie
wiecz6r w drodzc do Yokohama
z zapasem rozmaitych materya--
low. .
sn pRncENT WYROKoW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
Popis dzieci szkoiy
sW. Heleny.

Wspania}y popis dziatwy szkolnej
| okazyi Z~akonczenia roku szkolnego, OF
byl sic minionej niedzieli W sail para
fialnej sw. Heleny przy udziale licz
ME zebranej ~publicznosci, sk}adajace,
sic z rodzic6w i kTewnych dziatwy
Pierwszym numerem programu by:
Spiew ,,Powitanie", wykOnany przei
Choir dzieci, pc kt6rym move powital
na wypowiedziai uczeh F. Budzban
Nastepnic odegrany zosta& obrazek see
niczuy Oparty ma tie aycia Polak0w ma
wychodZtwi;. w kt0rym brazil udzia1
nastepujlcy m}odzi amatorzy | anna
torki: Wiara - l.. S~Zymanska; Ojc1y'
Una - W. Mgiaiowna Tulacz Naro,
du - p. Wojtalewicz, Wieszczka Ma,
rodu - T. Sowa Polk Amerykanki
-. 2Ocia dziewczat / Polscy Rycerze
- 20-tu ch}opczyk6w. Pc o~degraniu
sztuki, ma&e dziewczatka PROBATIONARY
sic W plaSach zwanych ,,Motylkami"; a
S. Nrwak6wDa, wypowiedzia1a mono
log p. {. The Mimic. Odegrana 20
stala sztuka W trzech %odslonach p. t.
,,Przyrodnie Siostry" czyli ,Zwycie-
iona Nienawisc', W kt6rej brazil udzial :
PAM Wiadomska, ]. Lewandowska Ma
mia, jej c6reczka, r. Przybylska; Ew-
cia - Ewalina, przyrodna siostra Ma
nj - S. Frydrych6wna Parma Bona,
dyrektorka Pensyonatu - P. Emma ;
Berta. pokojowka pani Wiadomskiej,
s. Pleczonka Basia, siuzaca panny
Bony, F. KTuk; Wachaw, posaniec
miejscowy F. LANCE; Salomea, Eli
beta, Jadwiga 1 Pelagia, Pensyonat-
ki - F. LANCE, f. Ma}ecka, q. Kusto-
VIVA, 2. Pochron6wna5 I. Kokot6wna.
Srednie dziewczeta wykonaly slicznie
plasy ,,Boginie las6w". Trzecia sZtuka
o~degrana, byla jednoaktowka, p. t. Bee
piracy niema zwyciestwa", W ktorej u
dzia{ brazil Mania Z. Kusiowna Ka-
zia - 1. Lewandowska Jadzia - f.
Kruk; HAMA - q. Pochron6wna Pc
lasia - K. Kuichowna; Joasia - L.
Kokot6wna; Praca - Zwyciestwo -
P. Emma i Ouch PrzyszIosci - s. Pie
ezonka. Move okolicznosciowa wsp0l-
uie wygiosili abituryenci / abituryentki
Il ma zakohczenie pc wyczerpaniu pro-
gramu X. proboszcz Piotr H. Pyterek,
przem6wii do dziatwy, poczem wreczyl
dyplomy nastepujacym: Edward NJ.
Bieschke, Franciszek B. Budzban,
Piotr FL Cholera, Waclaw S. Chodo-
Edward F. Kendziorowski, HE
ronim S. Klonder, Franciszek S. Ksia-
EEK, Felix's j. LANCE, Antoni F. Paso-
wicz, Irena A. Kokot6wna, Franciszek
S. Kruk. Katarzyna J. Kuich6wna, 10
fla J.. Kusi6wna, Irena 7. Lewandow-
ska. Stefania s. Pieczonka, Zofia B.
Pochron6wna i Pelagia 7. Zimna. Cd,
sp~iewaniem modlitwy rBoze COS Pol
ske'' zakonczono popis.
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

.ney'a, oskarzonego o zamach dy-
namitowy, podczas ktorego pa
do kilkoro os6b podczas pocho-
du patryotycznego W San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
WALKA POMIEDZY MEKSY
KANAMI A AMERYKA-
MANI.
MANI.

Nogalez, Ariz., 81. czerwca. -
.Mala banda meksykanska, zlozo-
ma z szesciu ludzi, poczeia stree
lac W strone konnej patroli anne
rykahskiej, ktora natychmiast Cd
powiedziala take strzalami. Ia
den z zoinierzy amerykanskictI
ME zostai raniony. Poniewaz zo}-
nierze ME mieli rozkazu przekra-
czac granicy, przeto cofneli sic W
glab kraju Pc wymianie strzal6w,
Amerykanie dali dwanascie
salw W strone Meksykanow, kt6:
rzy sic ukryli W okolicznych ga
szczach. Me wiadomo jest czy
Meksykanie CT nalezeli do pewnej
grupy rewolucyjnej, coy tez byli
luzna banda opryszkow granicz--
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strouicy l~-szej.
TLUM .LYNCZUJE" UMIE-
MURZYNA.

Ellisville, 81. czerwca. - Pc
dziesieciu dniach poszukiwania
przez tlum ludzi, ziozony z Kill
kuset osob biaiej i czarnei rasy,
]. fairfield. murzyn, oskarzony
. napad ma biaia dziewczyne, 20
stall podczas ucieozk. ciezko ra-
niony, a nastepnie schwytany.
Pc ujeciu go przywieziony 20
stall do miejsca zamieszkania
gdzie po rozpoznaniu go przez
dziewczyne - ofiare swej zwie-
rzecoSci - ,,zlynczowano' go.
Gubernator Bilbo stara} sic ma
promo temu przeszkodzic, pro-
szac mieszkanc6w, ably zaniecha-
Ii .,lynczu".
Pc schwytaniu Virginia i PREY
prowadzeniu go do miasta, PREY
wotano lekarza, kt6ry oSwiadczyi
re wiezien ME moze wskutek O.
trzymanej rany diuzej przezyc.
jak dwadziescia cztery godzin,
Pc ogledzinach lekarskich ma
tychmiast udano sic poza miasto
/ powieszono virginia ma drzewie
0tfr1owem-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27

IRsklana ~ Doustsvs ucnyc4
srIedsieoiorStw ameryk.tslich. vies
przemysiowiec polski dobrss zrtoi
iaisu stale reklamowae bedsis sw6j
interes y DZIENNIKu CHICAGO
OXL1I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-27
go PROCENT WYROKOW
WoJENNYCH BYLo
-
ANSELL.
ANSELL.

Bedford Springs, Pa, n. Ger
wca. - SzeS6dziesist procent wy
rok6w sad6w wojennych PREY ar
mil. amerykanskiej byio niespra-
wiedliwych, oSwiadczyN pulkow-
nix Ansell, byiy sedzia generalny
PREY departamencie 'wojny, pre-
mawiajac ma rocznej konwencyi
pensylwahskiej palestry. Siedm-
dziesiat procent spraw sadowych
ME byio przeprowadzonych We
dug przepisu, a dwadziescia pro-
cent tax byio lie sadzonych, re
ME MONA ma Mich wcale polegac.
KOMISYA IZBY GLoSUJE
"a WDRozENIEM SLEDZ-
TWA w SPRAWIE MOO
NEY'A.
Washington, q. czerwca. -
Komisya robotnicza Izby przyje-
Ia wczoraj rezolucye, przediozo--
ma przez reprezentanta Balnton'a
~demokrate z Texas. domagajaca
gle. aby sekretarz Piracy Wilson,
oddai komisyi do przegladniecia
sprawozdania W sprawie dziaial-
nosci u~rzednik6w departamentu
pracy. oraz robotnikow, f%iguruja-
rych W kryminalnej sprawie Moo
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

Maude Stevens Company. Admis-
sion, adults 75c, children Csc. aga
Mrs. Guy Johnston has arrived
from Washington City and joined
her husband, who was recently mus
tered out of the service of the gov
eminent and resumed his former
work as a civil engineer and sur
veyor here. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
are staying at the Hotel Mariana.
Milton v. Crews of st. Louis,
nephew of Mrs. P. R. Turner, is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Mr.. Crews was recently mustered
out of the army. He was member
of the 35th artillery division and
participated in the heavy fighting
in the st. Mihiel drive and in the
Argonne Forest.
Peace has come. The Liberty
Bonds are sold. Get in the swim
for big business. The Springfield
Business College is placing all grad
yates in good positions. If our
young people want good salaries
they should attend the largest and
recognized as the best business col
lege in Missouri, Arkansas and Ok
lahoma Send for free catalog. *24p
c. L. Douglass and A. H. Smith
have opened blacksmith shop and
garage at Oak Forrest and wish. to
announce they are prepared to do
all kinds of work in their line. Sat-
isfaction is guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. *24
L. l.. Roberts, assistant cashier
of the Lee County National Bank,
has resigned his position effective
on June l, when he and his wife will
leave for Friendship, Tenn, where
Mr.. Roberts has purchased an inter
est ina grocery, hardware and furni-
ture combination of stores occupy
ing three buildings. He will be sue
ceeded as assistant cashier in the
bank by E. C. Barton.
The last Lyceum number will be
given at the High School auditorium
on Monday evening, May 26, by the
The courier-index., 1919-05-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

bend your spare time at the
49, *tf
IRIS. T. P. Clifford spent Thurs
in Memphis.
LLER LUMBER COMPANY
. the lowest price. stf
tol. ]. ]. Hughes was here from
ines Wednesday.
Chas. Govan spent several days in
mphis this week.
B. Katzenstein was business
'tor in Little Rock the first of the
ok.
ILER LUMBER COMPANY
place to buy building material. tt
Mrs. j. v. Hollenback has gone
Webster Grove, Mo-, to visit her
lighter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wolf of Lit
Rock are here visiting their son,
H. Wolfe.
Spend your spare time at the
|iestic. *tf
Mrs. ]. E. Allen and son, John
ward, spent the major portion of
week in Memphis.
Mrs. W. G. Hirston of Burkton,
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

Maude Stevens Company. Admis-
sion, adults 75c, children 35c. *24
A. B. Lawson, thief accountant
for the E. j. Beazley Co., has re-
signed his position effective June |,
and will move to Paragould to be-
come identified with the Paragould
COOPERATIVE Creamery Company,
owners and operators of large
creamery plant in Paragould with
several branch plants in Northeast
Arkansas and Southeast Missouri.
Mr.. Lawson and his estimable wife
have made many friends during
their residence in Mariana and it is
source of keen regret to them that
this couple has decided to locate
elsewhere.
A special train on the Mud Line
will leave here tomorrow Saturday
morning for Memphis to accommo-
date those who wish to take in the
last day of the Centennial celebra-
ton. Returning the train will leave
Memphis at 1890 tomorrow night.
The regular fare both ways will be
charged. *24
Warren G. Hoyle, who was r.
Gently mustered out of the service
of the government and who is now
chief accountant for the Johnston
Cox-Mann Wholesale Grocery Com
pany, and Miss Anne Tom Sewell of
Nashville, Tenn, were married on
Thursday of last week in Nashville.
The couple arrived here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle are stopping at
the Hotel Mariana. The bride re-
sided in Mariana two years ago
at which time she had charge of
the millinery department of the Mis-
sissippi Store. Mr.. Hoyle was for
merly employed in the Office of the
Mariana Cotton Oil Mill.
We want stave bolts and will
pay cash on delivery At our mill or
on board cars. Bott Bros. Manu-
featuring Co. Eff
1t seems that little group of
wilful men" got into that peace
conference lso.-Indianapolis Star.
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

expects to be mustered out of the
service in time to reach Mariana
by June l.
See the Home Lumber Co.
for cedar fence posts. *tf
The last Lyceum number will be
given at the High School auditorium
on Monday evening, May 26, by the
Maude Stevens Company. Admis-
sion, adults 75c, children 35c. *24
DR.. A. H. Cohen was operated
upon in Baptist Memorial Hospital
in Memphis on Friday of last week.
Reports received here are to the
effect he is rapidly recovering. Mrs.
Cohen is in Memphis with her hus-
band.
Miss Martha Thornton has gone to
Searcy to visit Miss Annie Longley.
DR.. H. D. Bogart and wife have
returned from Little Rock where
DIR. Bogart attended the annual con-
vention of the State Medical Asso-
citation.
The last Lyceum number will be
given at the High School auditorium
on Monday evening, May &c, by the
Maude Stevens Company. Admis-
sion, adults 75c, children 35c. *24
Mrs. Mamie Mckee of Quincy, H.,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. Ford the past two weeks,
has returned to her home. Mrs.
Mckee was the honoree at many So
cial functions during her visit in
Mariana.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R.. Dupuy went
to Memphis yesterday to meet their
two daughters, Misses Eva and Imo-
gen, who are returning from Mary
Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, Va,
where they have been students the
past scholastic year.
Bottled Coca Cola is not affected
by the luxury tax, which became
effective May l, and the price re-
mains the same to the dealer and
the consumer. *17
Ira Wicks, who was with the Ma
rines in France, has returned to
America. He recently received his
discharge papers and spent several
days here this week visiting friends.
He formerly resided at Soudan and
last year his parents moved to Mis-
sissippi.
In the school election held here
Saturday only fifty-seven votes were
polled, all of them being for DR.. o.
L. Williamson and ]. B. Daggett for
reelection as members of the board
of directors. Fifty votes were cast
for a twelve mill tax levy, two for
eight mills and five for no tax levy.
See the Home Lumber Co.
for cedar fence posts. If
The last Lyceum number will be
given at the High School auditorium
on Monday evening, May &c, by the
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

Mrs. A. C. Rauscher and two
bright sons have gone to Jackson,
Tenn, to spend several months with
friends and relatives.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Reliev.
% Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia.
etc. II
Mrs. Griffin Smith and little son,
Griffin, Jr., have been here from
Paragould the past few days visit
ing friends and relatives.
Break your Cold or Laorlppe with a
few doses of 666. IT
Gordon Love, who has been in
the army on the Mexican border,
has been mustered out of the servz
ice and returned to Mariana.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
will help you to make your homes. tt
w. w. Chisum has accepted a
position as manager of the Griffis
& Newbern Garage, succeeding NAL
colin Fender, who recently resigned.
We will buy your cut-over timber
for stave bolts or butts. Bott Bros.
Manufacturing Co. *tf
Rev. j. A. Campbell of Helena
will be here Sunday evening and
will preach at the Christian church
in the afternoon at $3.50 and in the
evening at $50.
Circuit Clerk R. G. Apple and lit
tie son, Marshall, spent the first of
the week in Lonoke where they Wis
tied Mr.. Apples parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Apple.
Call us when you want anything
moved. That's our long suit. Leake
& Wells, phones 10 and 1872. 'tf
C. C. Kitchener and wife, Miss
Esther Horne and R. L. Hope have
been in Little Rock the past few
days attending a meeting of insur-
ance agents.
See the Home Lumber Co.
for cedar fence posts. TT
DIR. W. A. Thornton and wife
spent the first of the week in Pine
Bluff where DR.. Thornton attended
the annual meeting of the State
Dental Association.
DR.. O. L. Williamson has been re-
appointed health officer for Lee
county. The appointment is made
by the state board of health and is
confirmed bv the county Judge.
Mrs. Ada Atwater and daughter,
Miss Marjorie, who spent the winter
here with Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Greg
DRY, have gone to Iron Station, N. O..
where they will spend the summer.
Lieut.. Max B. Rotholz of the
aviation branch of the service, ar
rived yesterday from Chicago on
visit to his father, S. B. Rotholz,
and to his many friends in Marian
ma.
Rev. C. L. Hammock, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, will go to
Forrest City Sunday morning and
preach the commencement sermon
at the closing of the Forrest City
schools.
A message was received yesterday
from Ike Panich announcing his ar
rival in New York Thursday. k4e
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

Ala, is here visiting her brother,
Senator w. L. Ward.
Authorized agents for Tanlac. p.
r. Turner Drug Co. *tf
J. Shaul attended the meeting of
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
in Hot Springs the first of the week.
See the Home Lumber Co.
for cedar fence posts. IF
Postmaster Claude Cotter spent
Monday in Little Rock attending a
meeting of the postmasters of Ar
kansas.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
render prompt service. stf
The D. C. Govan Chapter, u. d.
c. will meet with Mrs. Dave Dupuy
on Friday afternoon, May 80, at
three o'clock.
Spend your spare time at the
Majestic. *tf
Mrs. Carrie Louise Apple and
Miss Lucille Taylor have been in
Memphis this week, the guests of
Mrs. w. S. Atkins.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
has a fufl assortment of building ma
terials. stf
Mrs. T. D. Clack of Memphis is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. S. D.
Johnston. Mrs. Clack formerly re-
sided in Mariana.
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

Enthusiasm and determination the spurs Young
womana who starting in life oday-direc
your enthusiasm wiselymake your determination sncere
This institution and with young
advise all get the habit early through
life
1t pays
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

With school days ended graduates themselves ha If
the fure Practical plans for the NOW mnge in their THOUGHTS
with visions beyond - $500 e
These visions need not be unattanabe dreams The " to VIM
makes dreams come true - w. " "A-
The courier-index., 1919-05-23

| O. [. WILLIAMSON
| JACOB SHAUl
r. L. NIXON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-12
How Can FreSfOne Give
So Much More for the Money?

BECAUSE-Firestone is building more
mileage per dollar into tires than other
makers. And that is because Firestone
has done big, practical things in the way
of organizing man power and capital.
The 10000 Firestone workers are doing
more per man than the workers in any
other organization, so far as we can de-
termine. They are putting more into
their work because. they are getting
more out of 1.-THE things that make
for happiness, efficiency.
Over 900 of them own stock in the
company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-12

Thousands own their homes; Firestone
Park is the 'freside'' of Akron.
So, whether it is the Firestone man in
Singapore buying rubber and shipping
it direct, whether it is the tire builders
in the great Firestone factories at Akron
OF the men in the field serving you
through your dealer, you can count on
it that they are giving car-owners most
miles per doIlar-bigger value this year
than it has ever been possible to deliver
before.
Let your dealer show you this Firestone
Cord.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05


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over carefully planned routes. In addition
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

If you are shipper, it will be we'll worth
your while to investigate the possibilities
OF Ship by Truck in relation to your own
business. You'll discover that short and
medium distance freight transportation is
being revolutionized through the idea
Ship by Truck''
Every box and case loaded on truck is
not only matter of better service for YOU
and for your customer, but contribution
to our local and national welfare.