davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Kronika ChicagOska.

brali bizuterye wartosci SIU,oOO
uszli niemolestowani - procz Ne
rada, ktory ma dobitke otrzymaf
postrzal w ramie. Kiedy bandycl
weszli do wnetrza sklepu, Nerad
i jego siostra byli zajeci porzad-
kowaniem wystawy W oknie, dwu
zaS jego pracownikow F. Ketten-
hoffer, jubiler r. Houten zajeci
byli przy warsztacie; przywodca
szajki zazadai Cd wlasciciela wy
dania kluczy do kas ogniotrwa-
}ych, a gdy tenze odmowis, wy
wiaza}a sic miedzy mimi walka,
podczas kt6rej Nerad otrzymal
wiele sinc6w i guzow ma twarzy /
giowie; pokonany powali} sic "a
kantor. Ma widok ten, siostra jc-
go Blanka zemdlaia. Widzac to
jcdcn ,,grzeczniejszy' rabus, pod
biegl do niej i usadowi} ia ma
krzeSlc, pytajac, czy ME zyczy So
bic woody ME czekajac ma od-
powiedz pobieg} do drugiego po-
koju, przynios} wode, zamaczaf
chusteczke i ok}Sdal jcj skronie.
w chwili tel, kiedy bandyta u
dal sic po wode pna Natalia zdje-
Ia pierscieh palca wartosci
$1,000, 'schowala go pod siedze-
ME krzcsla tym sposobem tylko
zdolaia go uratowat. w miedzy-
czasie rcszta handy przeszukiwa-
Ia kantory zabieraia wartosciow
sze tylko rzeczy. Pc spladrowa-
niu caiego sklepu bandyci wyszli,
"a mimi zaS zerwai sic L "a kan
toru Nerad wybiegi ma ulice,
krzyczac pomoc, wtem dowodz-
ca handy dobyi rewolweru i stree
lii do niego, m6wiac - ito GIG
uspokoi', wsiadf "a innynii do
automobile i szybko odjechali.
Wszystkie rzcczy byly asekuro-
Wanc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, 10 styeznia: Sw. Mar
Cyana.
,Jutro, niedziela, IL styeznia: Sw. Hy
gina Meezennika.
Pierwsla niedziela pO Trzeeh Kr6-
ZACH.
EwangeIia: Pan Jezus Miedzy DOk'
tOramP'.
Poiutrze. pOniedzialek, IL stycznia
SY. ArixadyusZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
ECHA ROZLAMU POLITY-
CZNEGO.

Washington, lU. grudnla.
Jezelismy SIG spodzicwali Cd dfuz-
szego czasu, ze przeciez senat
znajdzie jakq mozliwa droge po-
rozumienia w sprawie p0iioju i
Ligi, to musimy to dzisiaj naz-
wac tylko smutnem zfudzenlem.
Walka prawie otwarta Bryana i
Wilsona stawia ratyfikacye poko-
iu ma bardzo odlegfym planic.
Synpatya senatorow zdaje sic bu
die ma korzy5c Whsona. Grupa
senator6w przychylna prezydenr
towi, nic zyczy sobie ably Bryan IL
ja} W swe rece polityke demokra-
tow. w sprawie pokoju i Ligi ma
rod6w, postanowili demokraci "a
Wilsonem, odwolac sic do glosu
calego narodu. AKIN spoSobem
to uczyniq, to niewiadomo, pew
ma to jest jednak rzecza, zc te
dwic sprawy pok6j i Lisa, bed2
wazna role graly w przyszfych
wyborach ma prezydenta. Zda-
MEM republican, kt6re podziela
rowniez wielu senatorow demo-
kratycznych, Wilson swoim upo-
rem stale ma drodze do rozwiaza-
MIA sprawy Ligi Ludlow i ponie--
kqd sam ia grzebic. Wysz}o ma
jaw rownicz, re przyjaciele Wilso
ma ME zyczyli sobie, azeby on Wy
syta1 list ma bankiet, spodziewa-
jac sic tego listu tylko wieksze-
go rozdwojenia zapatrywah.
WYKLUCZENIE SOCYALI-
STOW.
Nowy York, 10. stycznia. -
Podzielona jest opnlia publiczna
co do wykluczenia socyalistow z
posicdzc1i. DaWny gubernator
Nowego Yorku, Ch. Evans Hu-
ghcs, byiy kandydat ia prezyden-
ia, wyraznie potepia takie poste-
powanie. Rowniez Unia ccntralna
W n. Yorku, reprezcntujaca oko}o
200 tysiecy robotnik6w, stanow--
czo sprzeciwia sic takicJ .proccdu
re rzadowej. w liScic swym do
p. Sweet powiada Hughes, &c ia
kic postepowanie sprzeciwia sic
kardynalny1n zasadom rzadu.
Gdyby owl socyalisci mieli "a So
ba jake zbrodnie lub inne osobi-
ste przestepstwo, to powinien
Rad pociagnac ich do odpowie--
dzialnosci osobistej "a owe pre-
stepstwa. Tu jednak rzecz sic
dzieje przeciwnie. Wyrzuca sic
cz}onkoW partyi posrod cia}a IL
stawodawczego, poniewaz ia par
tya ME przypada do gustu kiliku
innym czionkom Z politycznego
punktu widzenia. Tego ME wolno
jego zdaniem czynic w kraju.
gdzie sic szczycimy wolnoscia !;
wolnym rzadem. Droga TAXA ME
Prowa'dzi do rozwiazania kwestyi
socyalnej, ME wykorzenia rady--
kalizmu, ale 60 tylko wzmacnia i
czyni auarchistow meczennikaMi.
Owszem trzeba dac i'm sposoh--
nose do wypowiedzenia co mySls
i przekonat ich W uczciwy spos6h,
re drogi ich So mylne. Unie zspo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
w SPRAWIE UWOLNIENIA
OLSONA.

DR.. Herman Adler, stanowy
kryminolog postanowi} rzecz zba
dat ma miejscu, W jaki sposob
Henry Olson, kt6ry przed paru
dniami postrzelii policyanta Nc
Nance, zostal dwukrotnie juz pa
rolowany wiezienia w Pontiac,
rzekomo jako niepoczytalny. Wy
jezdza on dzisiaj do Springfield
celem przejrzenia wszystkich ak
tow, w tel sprawie spisanych. DR..
Adler podejrzewa, il Olson obu-
krotnie dostai sic ma wolnosc "a
pomoca przekupstwa urzednikow
wiezienia. Cd czasu uwolnienia
go wiezienia reformacyjnego W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Biora $4,000 Jencow do Niewoi'
ARNIA JUDENICzA Ma POMOC DENIKNOWI.
Polska Zada Niemieckich Kolonii
7OOooo0 LuD1 zMARtO W POLSCE pODCzAS WOJNY,
lime TeIcgramy Zagraniczne

nawiazanie stosunkow DIPLOMA
tycznych pomiedzy narodami
sprzymierzonymi a Niemcaml.
Wedle wszelkiego prawdopodo-
bienstwa baron Won Lersner PO--
zostanie w Paryzu jako niemiecki
charge d'affaires, jutro zaS odJe-
die do Berlina pan NJ. De Mar
cilly W charakterze francuskiego
charge d'affaires przy rzadzie
niemieckim.
Dalszym natychmiastowym re-
zultatem ratyfikacyi traktatu be-
die repatryacya jehcow wojen-
nych niemieckich, ktora rozpocz--
ME sic W przysziym tygodniu Z O.
bOzOw " DoIudnioWei Francvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

Dokoticzeuie IA stronlcy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

IT. Creighton, ktory najbardziel
dotkniety zostal tajemnicza owa
choroba, pozostaje jeszcze pod
opieka lekarska, lecz stan jego
sic polepsza. Wczoraj agenci fe-
deralni aresztowali dwu radyka-
low w Argo, ktorym udalo sic u
ciec podczas sobotniego rajdu.
AGENCI FEDERALNI PO-
SZUKUJA 1,5oo ,,ZAGINIO-
NYCH" SKRZYNEK WoDKI.
Fcderalni agenci akcyzy zar-
wazyli wczoraj, IL magazynu
,,Eitel Brothers., ,,ulotni}o' sic,
gdzieS w tajemniczy sposob l,5OO
skrzynck Tom Moore" Oscar
Pepper wodki. Zaopatrzeni W
rcwizyjne warranty, obszukall o.
nj przeszio piecdziesiat dobrze i'm
znanych wyszynkow, lccz bezo-
wocnie. G. G. Dunlap, glowny po-
lowy kolektor dla tutejszego de-
partamentu, postanowiS "a wszel-
kq Gene dowiedziec sic sposobu,
w jaki zagine}a TAXA ogromna
iloSc wodki. w tydn celu wyzna-
cyl on jeszcze dwudziestu do
datkowych agentow akcyzy, z ma
kazem, by ME wracali, dopoki ME
odnajdq winowajc6w. Agenci
szpiegujq pewna kawiarnie. ktora
ma bye najpopularniejsza ma po-
iudniowej stronic miasta ktora
jest podcjrzana, jake majaca bye
zaslona dla wszystkich z}odziei
w6dki, ktorzy, czy to skradli, czy
tez przemycili w ostatnich dwu
miesiacach "a przeszlo million do
lar6w ,,gorzaKi". Te sama ka-
wiarnie agenci federalrIi maja na
czarnej liScie - jako centrale,
gdzie sic skupia wy1niana graftu
pomiedzy szynkarzami agenta-
mi akcyzy. G. Dunlap oswald
czyl, il podczas nieobecnosc G'
Murdock'a, specyalnego sledcze-
go agenta przys}anego tn Wa
szyngtonu celem prowadzena sic
dztwa w sprawie graftu pomie-
dzy agentami akcyzy a szynka-
rzami, ON sledztwo zakonczy krot
ko. Murdock obecnie wyjecha{
do Waszyngtonu celem ziozenia
raportu sledztwa prowadzone-
go tn dotychczas.
BANDYCI OBRABOWALI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
Echa Roz|amu Po|itycznegO
Wykluczenie Socyalist6w.
Senat. Wobec Armii.
z krainY Lez.
Trust Miesny a Radykali.
KANADA DOSTAJE MIEJSCA PAM|ATKOWE.
M1odzi Zbrodniarze.
lime TeleSramy Krajowe.
z KrainY Lez.
Trust Miesny a Radykali.
KANAOA DOSTAJE M|EJSCA PAM|ATKoWE.
M1odZi Zbrodniarze.
lime Tele granny Krajowe

wiedziaiy, ze wobcc pod0bnych
aktow gwaltu re strony rzadu,
robotnicy moga tylko wtenczas
sic spodziewac sprawiedliwoSci.
jezeli ujmia rzady we wfasnc
rece.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
KANADA DOSTAJE M1EJ-
SEA PAMIATKOWE.

Dokohczenie na stfonicy Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10
BANDYCI OBRABOWALI
SKLEP - POSTRZELILI
TUBILERA.

Wczoraj pred poiudniem SIC
Sciu zamaskowanych uzbrojo-
nych bandyt6w weszio do sklepu
jubilerskiego przy 1888 Blue Is
land ave, bedqcego wiasnoscia
Cttona Ncrada. stoczyli najpierw
b6ike z wiaSciciclcm, poczcm I'd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-10

~ NOOSS l|OdODll III
akt6w gwaltu re strony rzadu,
robotnicy moga tylko wtcnczas
sic spodziewat sprawiedliwoSci.
jezeli ujmia rzady we wfasnc
rece.
z KRAINY LEI.
Meksyk, 10. stycznia. - Coraz
smutniejsze wieSci przychodza :
Meksyka, po strasznem trzesieniu
ziemi. dowiadujemy sic o move:
klesce, o nowych ofiarach W lu-.
dziach. Oto W okolicy Teoce,c
siedm 'miast zniknelo -obl;cza
zlemi, a ma miejscu gdzie dawnic;
s}yszaleS g|os Jrdzki, dzisiaj szr-
mia fale wody. Wydobyto dotych-
czas ruin zawalonych domow
81 zwlok, a akcya ratunkowa Cd
bywa sic W ciagu dalszynl. Me
ma ani jednego domu w Teocelo,
ktoryby ME byf uszkodzony
przez trzesienie ziemi. Sceny ME.
opisanej rozpaczy rozgrywaja sic
20 miasteczkach CardoJa Oriza-
ba. Krater Orizaba zionic ogniem
i rozpalona lava, co wielki po--
strach rzuca ia nieszczeSliwych
mieszkahcow. Diva tysiacc oiiar
dotyellczas obliczajq w ludziach.
Dwadziescia Wiosek zostal3 Pra.
vic doszczetnie zniszczonych, a
prawie diva razy tylc wsi miast
zostalo uszkodzonych. Rad udzie
lii ponocy ludnoSci doknietcj
trzesieniem zicmi. zywo zajefo
sic nieszcze$liwymi towarzystwo
Czerwonego Krzyza.
sENAT PRZYCHYLNY
ARMII.
Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Senat okazai sic przychyIny W
sprawie utrzymania 275 tysiecz.
nej arlnii. Sekretarz Baker zadal
tax wielkiej liczby &c wz2Iedu ia
potrzeby W Europic i ma Syberyi.
Senat rowniez oswiadcza sic "a
powszechnem przygotowanie1n
wojskowen. Armia regularna Wy
nosi}aby 2S0 tysiecy zofnicrzy
IS tysiecy oficcrow.
ZOLNIERZE w IRLANDYI.
Washington, 10. stycznia. -
Ponicwaz kapitan' Walter Z Du-
blina mylnie poinormowal prase
amerykahska, jakoby republikl--
ME W lrlandyi byli wrogo uspo-
sobieni wzgledem wys}uzonych
zo4nierzy, ,przeto Prezydent no..
wei republiki zaprzecza tcmu sta
nowczo. zofnierze, ktorzy dobro
wolnie poszli ma wojne tam bro,
nili swietej sprawy narazenicrl
swego zycia, So najsilniejsza i naj
wierniejsza podpora novel rcru-
bliki.
KANADA DoSTAJE M1EJ-
SEA PAMIATKOWE.
Ottawa, 10. stycznia. - Ably cd
dac Geese niesmiertelnej pamieci
bohaterom kanadyjskim, ktorz,
okazali pogarde smierci ma polach
bitew W Belgii i Francyi, krajc o.
we oddaly Kanadzie osm pobojo-
wisk. zroszonych krwia jej synow.
Pelgfa oddaia St. Julien. Pas
Dokoficzenie ma Sttonlcy
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
F. o. B. Racine

Torrance. See if you can find car Of
such smart appearance. See if you can
find such fine finish, such complete
equipment, such roominess.
Make this investigation with the idea
of saving money. But make no com
promise in quality. Take the New
Mitchell as your standard, and try to
find all it offers for $3.50 We are con
WINGED that the New Mitchell will be
your choice.
Visit our display now Get all the
facts. Then make your comparisons.
If you agree that the New Mitchell af-
fords the most for your money, then
place your order early, so as to insure
early delivery
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
ated with Copper Sulphate,
Gal, for Ten Minutes
'eated IN Copper Sulphate 1-5
Ten Minutes and Dipped in
Lime Water

1t will be noticed from the above
table that the increase in germina-
ton OF the lined seed over the un-
lined seed is more than 80 per cent
The cost of treating with lime is
very small as compared with the
saving of grain.
While the practice of lining after
treating wheat with copper sulphate
is not new, it was not until the
spring of 1918 that lining after
treating with formaldehyde was ever
suggested. At that time, treated
and untreated samples of wheat were
collected from farmers of Central
Washington for termination in order
to make a preliminary test for seed
injury. Among the samples sent in
was a set treated by County Agent
T. S. Brown of Franklin county, in
which one sample had been lined
after treating with standard LAO
formaldehyde solution for 10 min
utes. The beneficial results of linn
ing were noted in the sample. In
the fall of 1919, and the spring of
1920, field demonstrations were
planted in Franklin county and
County Agent Brown and r. L. Zun-
del of Pullman.
In the following table five sam
pies of wheat were taken and six
tests were made of each sample.
/. Test was made of the wheat
untreated.
2. Treated with lime water only.
3. Test was made of wheat treat
ed with copper sulphate alone.
4. Copper sulphate and lime
water.
5. Farmalin alone.
6. Formalin and then lime water.
One hundred pounds of wheat
were used for each treatment. One
demonstration was planted in the
fall of 1918 and five in the spring of
1920. Each farmer planted the spe-
cially treated seed at the same rate
that he planted his own wheat. Sam
pies were sent to Pullman for
check termination tests. 1t will be
noticed that there is a reduction of
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fhese are the results of only 10
tests selected at random from over
4VO tests of the same kind and show
very conclusively the terminating
Vuaiities of large amount of the
'eed wheat planted In Whitman
'0unty each year. In treating these
samples the solution OF copper sui
pnate was as near the right strength
- II is possible to produce. If one
careless about the strength of his
'Olation Of copper sulphate the re-
SUITS would be even more striking.
although the injury to seed in
"eatlng with formalin is not quite
% striking as the results shown in
ueatment with copper sulphate.
.aere Is a very noticeable decrease in
'ae terminating qualities.
IN treating with formaline one
SOund of 40 per cent solution was
.'eo to 40 gallons of water for 10
'nutes. Ten samples selected at
uuom from the same records as
'ae above table.
Untreated Samples
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and dip in solution OF lime water
q Id. lime to 10 gals. water).
4. Test seed for termination at
ter treatment, il practical, and in
crease the amount sown per acre to
make up for the decrease in germina-
ton.
The county agent. with the assist
ance of r, l.. Zundel of the State Col
lege, will plant demonstration plots
this fall on some so farms in Whit
man county to demonstrate the facts
brought out IN this article. If you
are willing that they put in a demon
stration plot on your farm get in
touch with your county agent at Col
fax, Wash.
Experimental data furnished by
r. l.. zundel, State College of
Washington.
c. A. LODGE,
Co. Agent. Whitman Co
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
New-way Manufacturing

The Mitchell price policy has always
been conservative. Mitchell has always
sought to produce the finest possible
car for the lowest possible price.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
Untreated Wheat
for Ten Minutes

Sufphate q Id. to gal. water)
90 IT,.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
Farm Bureau News
ONE REASON FOR POOR
STANDS OF WINTER WHEAT
81 Injury Due to Treatment Of
cod Wheat With Copper Sulphate
and Formalin

ora of the reasons for the poor
stands of winter wheat in Whitman
county this year is. no doubt, due to
.ho injury of the seed in treating the
,oed to prevent smut, with copper
,n,nhate and formalin. In fact, l
:, certain that it is the cause of at
,oost three poor stands not far dis
,ont from Colfax. Samples were
..pon of the grain treated with cop
- sulphate as sown last fall. These
.omples were tested for termination
I'D Il was found that each of the
.h-aa samples tested less than 60 per
,opt That is, less than so per cent
- the seed planted last fall germin
oted in the ground and the farmer
nod less than so per cent stand this
,nr;ng This farmer planted his seed
=, the rate of one bushel to the acre.
uod he planted two bushels per acre
no would undoubtedly have had a
0ood stand of wheat this spring and
would have saved the expense of re-
seeding.
do not mean to say that two
bnshels of wheat should be sown in
stead of one in every case, but men
t;ou the above case to call your at
tention to a fact that is perhaps one
Of the most neglected phases of seed
ing-that of knowing the germinat
ing ability of your seed before plant
ing
Peculiar climatic conditions are
responsible for the serious smut
losses in the state of Washington. In
the attempt to control the smuts
fully 80 per cent of all seed wheat
planted in the state is treated by dip
ping in solutions of either copper
sulphate; copper sulphate and salt,
or in formalin.
When any seed is treated with
toxic salts, there is always more or
less injury to the treated seed, no
matter how carefully the treatment
is done. The treatment of wheat in
copper sulphate or formalin is no
exception to the rule. There are,
however, peculiar climatic factors to-
gether with the method of threshing
in Washington that make seed in
jury serious problem. Hot, dry
weather is the usual condition at
harvest time in Washington. This
causes the wheat kernels to be dry
and brittle. When the brittle kerr
nels are threshed in our modern
threshing machines, with high speed
cylinders, the kernels of wheat are
either badly cracked or broken. The
majority of the cracks are invisible
to the eyes but when these kernels
are dipped into fungicides. they al
low the fungicide to penetrate to the
embryo of the kernels, causing much
injury.
Ten laboratory tests taken at ran
dom from tables prepared by the De-
partment of Plant Pathology of the
State College of Washington show
the following results:
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injury from lining after both blue
stone and formaldehyde.

1t will be seen that treating with
lime water alone raised the germina-
tion percentage in each case but lime
water does not kill the smut spores.
Copper sulphate alone reduces the
terminating percentage q to 60 per
cent. Lime water after copper sui
plate reduces the seed injury very
materially Treating with formalin
alone does not reduce the germinat-
ing percentage as much as copper
sulphate alone. Lime water after
formalin raises the terminating per-
centage.
If the above tables are studied at
all it can be readily seen that there
is very large amount of seed wheat
wasted each year in Whitman
county. Not all the poor stands of
wheat are due to poor seasons, too
late planting and winter killing. The
killing takes place before the seed
is put in the ground In a large
number of instances spring re-seed-
ing of fall grain is made necessary
because of the low terminating
qualities of the seed sown, caused
by the injury to the seed in treating
with copper sulphate and formalin.
How This May Be Remedied
]. Take special care in threshing
seed wheat
2. Treat seed more carefully with
copper sulphate and formalin.
3. After treating with copper sui
phate and formalin drain the wheat
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
Samples Treated with Form,
lin for Ten Minutes

AS soon as the extent of the seed
injury due to treating against smut
was realized, methods to offset this
injury were tried and the most prac-
tlcal method worked out is perhaps
the lining method The wheat is
dipped in a solution of copper sui
plate Il lb to gal. water) for 10
minutes, then dipping in a solution
of lime water Il h. slaked lime to
10 gallons water) for two minutes.
Treated with Copper Sulphate, 1-5
(lal fn,.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
Open or Closed

The New Mitchell is presented in
four attractive models: 5-passenger
Touring Car, 3-passenger Roadster, a
5-passenger Sedan, and 4-passenger
Coupe
The two open cars are priced at
$3.50, the Sedan at $4,000, and the
Coupe at $2700, all prices being {. o. b.
Racine, Wis, and with war tax extra.
No such values can be found else
where
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Future Styles

Mitchell style is Irresistible Its new
lines bring great distinction.
The blunt radiator of yesterday now
gives way to one which harmonizes
with windshields, doors, etc. These are
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25
$3.50

the lines you see on a smart yacht
graceful, blended, slanting lines that
you always identify with smooth speed
and motion
Each is a future-style model
The whole Mitchell organization is
imbued with this idea Countless saw
ings are made by building the Mitchell
complete in one factory Even bodies
and tops and the like, which are ordi-
narily bought outside.
Mitchell not only gains unified ear
from a designing standpoint, but all the
profits are saved that would have to be
paid to outside parts makers and later
included in the price of the car
If this New Mitchell were built the
old way its price would have to be at
least $500 more. That would be in
evitable.
We Challenge Comparisons
The one way for you to satisfy your
self that the New Mitchell is under
priced is to make price comparisons.
Familiarize yourself with Mitchell
snperiorities. Then examine all ears
of like price and up to $1,000 more
Compare them with this New Mitchell
See if you can duplicate Mitchell per-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-06-25

This is an appeal to sanity in motor
car buying, as in other buying. 1t is an
effort to induce you to make price com
parisons before you decide upon which
car you want to own.
The New Mitchell has already won
its place because of new-day style and
dependable mechanics No car offers
its new-day lines No ear of like price
or considerably more-affords finer
performance nor longer lasting new
ness
So we speak here exclusively of price.
We make it the main consideration.
Other considerations, while ire
mendously important, become second
airy to money value.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-04-14
BAND CONCERTS

Band concerts usually concert in
he summer time. They hardly every
concert in the winter time because
people do not seem to care for music
with their freezing.
Music is wonderful thing II
draws crowds and fills the parks with
people who otherwise would never
leave their from, porches of an eve
ming.
The language of music is univer
sal. 1t sooths tired feelings away
and fills the heart with gladness. 1!
fills the maiden with tender thoughts
Of love and the young man with the
ambition to play the harmonica we'll
Music has been known to make q
COW give more milk, dog more yells
a horse laugh and curiously does not
affect a goat at all.
But nobody wants to be the goat
Therefore, give us band concerts
but with plenty of first class melody
please,-From the Wesley Echo.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-04-14
UNIVERSITY BAND MAY
GO TO ATLANTIC CITY
WITH THE ROTARiANs

The University Band may go to Al-
lantic City with the Florida Rotar
ians in June when they attend the
International Convention OF Rotary
Clubs to be held there. This matter
is OF definitely settled; only a tenta-
tive proposition has been made bu'
the University band men are hoping
that the trip will come through.
Members of the band have made a
big hit in the state this year, ana
when they went to West Palm H6ach
a month ago. the people there KEEP
them playing all the time, so much
did they enjoy the music made there
At Tallahassee the band made q
bighit also, and the girls all want J
to come back.
1t will be great trip for the or
ganization. if they get to go, and Ro'
tarians from all over the world VIII
have chance to know that we have
regular University here Gaines
vile, News.