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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
Telegramy Z~agraniczne.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l-szej.

w kazdym w~ypadku Poacy atakowali z flankow z frontu
dzieki przewadze artyleryi straty ich byly minimalne. Posuwanle
sic woysk poskch by}o tax szybkie, re wSzelka komunlkacya ma
tyAach 16tej armii bolszewickiej ,zostala odcieta. w rsce poskie
dostaiy sic tysiace wozow z zapaSami, pociagi Z amunicy9 mase
koni.
Nowo-Minsk zostai zanty przez wojska polskie W nocy 17go
sierpnja juz ma drugi dzen byla ustalona komunikacya kolejowa
Z Warszawa.
Dzieki tym operacyom 4 dywizye 16tej armr bolszewickiej 20
staiy zupeinie odciete, ktore obecnie So rozproszone mafeni gruPa-
mi w prostokace, utworzonym przez Nowo-NIinsk, holbiel, kar-
czew Waiver.
Zeszlei nocv osaczone wojska bolszewickie probowa}y pre-
irzec sic ma wsch6d wzdfnz ljni kolejowej Kolbiel Nowomrnsk,
!ecz usiiowania tie zostaiy udaremnione przez k~ontrakcye wojsk
polskich. =
Dzisiaj Polacy, ~posiadajac W swych rekach siec kolejowq Z g40-
wnyni punktami, PREY pomocy piechoty kawaleryi oczyszczaJa
lasy cd oddzialoW bolszewickch, biorqc jenc0w grupami pc 500
wiecej. MniejSze oddzia}y So wyiapywane przez uzbrolonych WHO
scian po1skich, "ktorzy przeszukuja 1asy, biorac wszedzie jehcow.
Terytoryum cd Wieprza do WiSi .nosi niewielkie Slady woJny
- mostly. pla lasy ME zosta}y wielce ~uszkodzone. Fakt ten Ito
macy sic tenn, re odwrot b~olszewik6w byi nadzwyczaj szybki.
LudnoSc polska miast wsi vita woSka polskie z wielka "a
doScia, dekorujac kwiatami zoinerzy, kone, wozy arnaty. Ra-
dose ludnoSci z powodu rozbicia b~oszewikow jest ME do opisania.
Wszystkie usilowan;a b~olszewikow W kierunku ~nawr6cenia chic
pa ~poskego ma wa1e komunstycznq okazaty sic zupe}nie be-
plodne.
w zajetych miejscowoSciach bolszewicy mic ME zniszczy1i, al
bowiem grail oi role w oczach wioScian polskich ich zbawcow
dobrodziej6w. Pc zajeciu wsi zwolywa1i oni zebrania w}oScian, M
ktorvch oglaszai podzial gruntu, byda koni, n~alezacych do wiel-
kich posadaczy zemskich. Gdy podzial TAXI zostahdokonany. wte-
DIV bol;zewicy rozpoczynali rekwizycye, zaberajac konie, zbozs
/ bydto.
Tam, gdzie woska polske ME moga zdazy6 "a uciekajacymi
boszewikami, miescowi chiopi poscy p~rzychodzq z pomocq, 20
schwytaniu jednak bolszewikow, obchodzq sic Z mimi dobrze.
Oddzialy piechoty polskiej uzbrojope w karabiny maszynowe
i automatyczne, strzegac g}ownych traktow. gotowe sa W kazdej
chwili ma p~rzyjecie bolszewik0w. gdyby CT ~pr6bowaji przeiamania
linii polskiej. Oddzialy zaS kawa!eryi polskiej przeszukuja asy.
zmiana pozycyi artyleryjskich wskazuje, re wojska poIskie posu-
waja sic wcaz naprzod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

delegatow robotniczyth i wlo-
;cianskich ostatecznie u~konstytu-
1ja socyalistyczna sowiecka repu-
)like polska.
Felix's Dzierzyhski."
w miastach, ktore dawniej BY
~ pod jarzmem niemieckiem,
~oolszewicy ME zaprowadzaja So
wietow, lecz z~aproWadzaJa Z po-
wrotem burzuazyjne rzady ME-
mieckie. Powinni przeciez Cd
w~dzieczyt sic Niemcom "a Okla
zywana pomoc i uszczesliwic ich
swoimi sowietami, pod rzadami
ktorych salni zdychaja, Polske
zaS powinni ukarat i ME dac jej
moznoSci zakosztowania tycll
blogofawionych rzadow Bronstei-
now, Sobelsohnow, Finkclstei--
now innych. Przyp. Red
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
TRY DYWIZYE MOSKIEW-
LIMESTONE DOSZCZE-
TNIE.

warszawa. 20. ;sierpnia. - Try
dywizye moskiewskie - 5Sna,
57ma i Sma, operujaee ma froncie
warszawskim zostaly milestone
doszczetnie. Jedna dywizya boil
szewicka liczy przecietnie 10000
$oi- ie-zy. WiadcmoEc powyzSza
zosiafa podana w polskir kcmu--
a;fttle urz ,dowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
NOSE L UCIEKLE w PO-
PLOCHU 2 BRZESCIA IL


Warszawa, 20. sierpnia. -
Wojska bolszewickie w wielkim
pospiechu ewakuowaiy Brzesc Ii
tewski. 100 mil. ma wschod cd
Warszawy.
Jency moskiewscy tysiacami
przybywaja do Warszawy, wobec
czego zachodzi kwestya rozmiesz-
czenia i zywienia ich.
Wojska bolszewickie walcza W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
POKOJO-
WYCH.
1nI,,- on e;ar~-;o Dnc;a

Lonoyn, ~. slerpnla. - rosie
dzenie delegacyi p~okojowej ME
cdbyio sic W Srode, jak byio upla,
nowane. Czyczeryn W swojej de-
pcszy do kamieniewa, bedacego
obecnie w Londynie, donosi, e
posiedzenie ME odbyfo sic z why
delegatow polskich.
Warszawa, 20. sierpnia.-Pol--
ski urz2d do spraw zagran. wy
sla} we wtorek kuryera z wazny-
mi dokumentami do polskiej dele
gacyi pokojowej w Mihsku, a5bo-
WIEN Warszawa ME jest w tele-
graficznym kontakcie re swa de
lcgacya. Kuryer ma zwrocic sic
do Czyczeryna Z proSba przesia-
MIA tych d%okumentow do Moskwy
jak mozna najpredzej. Polskie
ministeryum spraw z~agranicz-
nych ME otrzymaio do tel pory
zadnej wiadomoSci z Minska, lecz
s'odziewa sic otrzymac przez
wyslanego kuryera.
So pewne dane, ktorc wskazu-
ia. re k~onferencya potrwa ty-
dzien, albo moze i diuzcJ. CITE
rech korespondentow uda}o sic
do Minska - jeden amerykanski,
dwoch angielskich i jeden wfoski.
Welding wiadomosci otrzyma-
nych z Kr6lewca bolszewicy "a
prowadzaja W zajetych miastach
lokalne rzady niemieckic, jak mp.
w Dziaidowie. Wojska aliantow
opusciiy okregi, ktory przypadfy
Niemcom ma zasadzie p~lebiScytu
(przeprowadzonego zlodzleJskim
sposobcm. Przyp. Red.). Memel
pozostaje jeszcze kwestya spor--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
SOWIETY w MIASTACH
POLSKICH, ZAJETYCH
PREF

Paryz, 20. sierpnia. - Z dniem
31go lipca bolszewicy zaprowadzi
Il wszedzle sowiety W mlaStach
rolskich, ktorc zostaIy przez Mich
zajetc. Zb0j bolszewicki, nieStety
polskiego pochodzenia, szef maj
w swiecie instytucyi
.,czrezwyczajki' . bolszewickiej,
Felix's Dierzynski, wydaI prokla-
macye w imieniu tymczasowego
polskiego(D rzadu rewolueyjne-
90 do w~loScian i robotnikow pol
skich nastepujacej tre5ci:
..Wiadza w miastach powlnna
precise do rak delegation robot
niczvch. Ma wsiach powinny bye
zaiozone sowiety tymczasoWe.
Gdy obecny !rwawy rad PolSki,
kt0ry uwikiai Polske W te krymi-
ualnq wojne I Rosya, zostanie "
CaIci Polscc ObalOnv. Wtedv rady
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

Mich. Posuwanie sic 'bolszewikow
nietylko re zostalo wstrzymane,
lecz grozi i'm powazne wyparcie
Wstecz.
Kiedy wojska polskie byiy PREY
cisniete do granicy. Prus Wscho-
dnich przez bolszewikow, Mem
cy oznajmify, re rozbroja wszy-
stkich zolnierzy, ktorzy przekro,
szq granice pruska. Armia bolsze-
wicka obecnie znajduje sic W ia
kim samym pofozeniu i jczeli Po-
l&kom uda sic wpedzlc wojska
bolszewickie ma terytorvum ME
mieokie, wszyscy Polacy zadajq
sobie pytanie, czy Niemcy wobec
bolszewikow zachowaja sic tax
samo, jak o~biecywali zachowac
sic wzgledem Polak0w. kwestya
ia ma znaczenie polityczne i mi
litarne.
w niemieckich koiach wojsko-
wych w Berlinie panuJe ogolnc
przekonanie. re chociaz arr1la
polska zdobyia sic ma kontrakcye,
to jednak ME bedzie W stanie wy
pedzic Moskali Z granic Polski.
Majq oni nadzieje. ze opor bolsze-
wikow doprowadzi do honoro~
wego zawarcia pokoju. (Cafkiem
zbyteczre zmartwienia. Przyp.
Red.)
LEJBA TRocK1J BhAGA
NIEMCoW o POMOC.
Londyn, 20. sierpnia. Dope
2 z Gdanska do London Time:
douosi, re bolszewicki minister
woiny. Leiba Bronstein-TrockiJ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20

pomiedzy Wisla i Bugiem, gdzie
Polacy posuwaja sic pomyslnie ma
prod. Polacy zwyciezaja ma ca
iym froncie z wyjatkiem ma 3D.
cinku pofudniowym, gdzie boise
wicy posuneli sic nieznacznie w
kierunku Lwowa. w kierunku
Lwowa Polacy ME stawiaja po--
waznego oporu, albowiem odci--
mex ten narazie zosta} ewakuowa-
ny bez nacisku re strony wroga
stosownie do planu gen. Weygan-
da. Przyp. Red.)
ESKADRA KOSCIUSZKI
~BOMBARDUJE WOJSKA MO-
SKIEWSKIE.
Warszawa, 20. sierpnia.-Major
c. E. Fauntleroy, dowodca Es-
kadry Lotniczej KoSciuszki, o.
trzymai rozkaz dokonania wywia-
du mad pozycyami bolszewickie-
mi ma froncie po{udniowym i "a
atakowania Moskali PREY pomocy
bomb. Eskadra wykonafa rozkaz,
powstrzymujac posuwanie sic Mo
skayli ma tym odcinku. Jest to juz
49, y nalot Eskadry Kosciuszki.
POSPIESZNY ODWROT MO-
SKALI PRZYBRAL CHARAK-
TER B~EZLADNEJ I PANICZ-
NEJ UCIECZKI.
Warszawa, 20. sierpnia. - Ar
mia moskiewska ucieka w strasz-
nej panice wzdiuz frontu pomie-
dry Vista i Bugiem, gdzie Pola-
cy nacieraja i'm ma piety. Moskale
uciekaja w kierunku pofnocnym i
wschodnim pedzeni n~iestrudzenie
przez wojska polskie. Miejscam
ucieczka jest TAX bezladna, &c
zamienia sic wprost w kleske.
Ma poinoco-zachod cd Warsza-
wy Moskale probowali przekro--
czyc Whsle pod Wfociawkiem, 81
mil ma polnoc Cd Warszawy, lecz
spotkali sic tutaj z oporem wojsk
polskich. W}ociawek zosta} u
szkodzony cd ognia artyleryi boil
szewickiej - najwiecej ucierpiaia
katedra i pa'ac biskupi.
POLACY POSUWAJA SIZE w
KIERUNKU PRUS ZACHOD-
NIGH.
Berlin, 20. sierpnia. - Depesza
do ,;Tossische Ztg." donosi, ze
wojska polskie posuwajq sic W
kierunku Grudziqdza. Ma lewem
skrzydle wojsk polskich znajdujq
sic DUE SHY kawaleryi polskicj,
ktore posuwaja sic Cd poludnia W
kierunku Torunia, gdzie Moskale
z]amierzaja przckroczyc Wisie.
Krwawa bitwa toczy sic pOmie--
DIV NIoskalami i Polakami poo
Goslcrshausen(0 y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
WRANGEL POSUWA sIE w
DALSZYM CIAGU.

Konstantynopol, 20. sierpnia. -
Otrzymano tn oficyalny komuni-
kat Z glownej kwatery Wrangla.
komunikat ten glosi, re arnia
Wrangla robi dalsze postepy ia
froncie poiudniowym.
Bolszewicy twierdza, re zajeli
oni szereg wsi W prowincyi Tau
rydzkiej i przekrocgyli Don i
Doniec.
kozacy, walczacy po stronie
bolszewickiej. zbuntowali sic i
przeszli ma strone Wrangla, kto-
ry cieszy Gle p~oparcicm ludnosci
calej po}udniowej Rosyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
BOLSZEWICY
GAZETTE ANGIELSKA.

Londyn, 20. sierpnia. = opu-
blikowanych telegramow, ktore
zostaiy wymienione pomiedzy
Czyczerynem / Litwinowem, Okla
zalo sic, re bolszewicy wykfada!l
duze sunny pieniedzy ma podtrzy,
mamie gazety angielskiej "Lon~
don Daily Herald" Deficyt gaze
ty wynosil do 10000 funtow szter
llngow tygodniowo, ktory boisze-
wicy pokrywali, albowiem we
dug wyrazenia Czyczeryna ga
zeta ia zasluguje ma PoParcle'
gdyz dziala ona talk, jakby by}a
lch w}asnym organem. (Tak boil
szewicy dbaja O propaganda
zagraniczna. A my? Przyp.
Red.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-20
CORRESPONDENT BERLIN
SKI o SYTUACYI MA FROM
Gle POLSKIM.
(Koresp. A. R. Deckera do
Chic. Tribune.)

Chic. Tribune.)
Berlin, 20. siefpnia. - Kontr-
oiensywa polska rozpoczeia sic
wspaniale. Polacy -poszli naprzod
bardzo szybko, posuwajac sic W
niekt6rych m~iejscach ma GO mil.
Mlawa zostafa zajeta przez VOL
ska polskie. Konsulat polski W
Berlinie otrzymai wiadomoSc, re
czesc armii bolszewickiej, ktora
zagraza{a Toruniowi, zosta}a Cd
cieta Cd swej glownej armii i O.
becnie jest parta przez woJSka
rolskie do graricy Prus Wschod-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
HELENA To Be MECCA
FOR SAR|NERS JUNE IS
FOR Bis CEREMONIAL
Cornerstone of Algeria Temple
to Be Laid-Many Expected
From the East.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Helena, April Upon the occasion
of the laying of the cornerstone for the
new Algeria Shrine temple, June 10.
Helena will entertain one of the greatest
numbers of out-of-town people in her
history with important groups of men
from many eastern cities.
Freeland Kendrick imperial potentate
of North America, will lay the corner
stone and take q prominent part in the
ceremonies which will be held in Helena
on that day.
The ceremony Of laying the corner
stone will conclude four-day meeting
of the Scottish Rite bodies and after the
cornerstone is placed Shrine ceremon-
ial will be held when the biggest class in
the history of Algeria shrine will be ini-
tiated
Members of the Masonic fraternity Of
Helena have been busy for months on
the plans for the entertainment and will
bands with several thousand visitors here
have between Is and 20 patrols and
in special trains from other parts of the
United States.
The visitors will stop in Helena while
on a trip to Portland where the imperial
council will hold the annual meeting on
June u and Shriners from all parts Of
the United States will be present.
For four days prior to the Shrine
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
!" Never Has to Call
a Doctor Battles
InternaI|y Y"

Mr.. J. F. Mcneil, p o. Box 217. Globe.
Ariz., writes to the Tyrrell Hygienic In
stitute:
II have been using the j. b. l.. Cas-
cade' for the past twenty-five years and
call it our cheap family physician for the
reason that have never had to call in a
physician to treat one of the family
What pity more Of the human race are
not acquainted with the virtues of the
Cascade in a family
The ~ B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine Its entire length and keeps
it always free OF poisonous waste:
Thousands testify that Constipation.
Indigestion. Stomach Troubles, Bilious.
ness: Headaches and all the many serious
troubles which they cause are absolutely
relieved and prevented by this Nature
Treatment
Model Rx. Pharmacy will be glad to
show you the -. B. l.. Cascade explain
its simple operation and will give you.
free on request, IN interesting little book
by DR.. Chas. A. Tyrrell of New York, a
noted specialist on Internal Bathing for
25 years in that City. Clip this out as a
reminder to ask for the booklet at your
first opportunity.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02

ceremonial the Scottish Rite bodies will
be in session here with representatives
from all parts Of the state. At the con-
clusion the Algeria temple will hold it's
ceremonies with many visitors attending
master Of the xrsnd lodge and T the |mpe-
rial pOtentate.
Algeria temple will be well repre-
sented at the imperial council meeting in
Portland. At o'clock a. m. Of June 20
the members of Algeria Shrine will leave
Helena in special train of 10 pullmans
with the patrol, the Havre cowboy band
and three -platoons from Billings, Living
ston and Great Falls.
Representatives of the Algeria Shrine
will be resplendent in new uniforms
which have been ordered. The new uni
forms for all Of the members Of the pa
troll, band and platoons will be as rich
and attractive as those of any shrine in
the United States,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
OIL CONCERNS FORM
STATE ASSOCIATION
REGULATE WORK
Twenty-Five Companies Already
EnrOlled-Plan to Prevent !
Improper Practice.
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Roundup, April 1.-One Of the most
important meetings to be held in c.unec-
ton with the oil industry was held here
when the organization of the Montana
Oil Operators association was completed.
and officers elected who will serve until
the annual meeting in May.
Over p companies were represented
with capitalization of over 10000. 900, =,
and it is expected that every company in
the state will soon be enrolled.
The purposes of the organization are
to create high standard for the COM
panies engaged in the oil business in the
dishonest and unscrupulous concerns
whose actions may destroy confidence in
the Montana oil fields to secure proper
and adequate legislation covering the oil
industry. and to secure the adoption of
a voluntary agreement among the oil
companies regulating the distance in
drilling from boundary lines. offset wells,
into the oil sands. and such other matters
Of field operations as are usually covered
by statute in oil producing states but
which must be done by mutual agreement
here until such. legislation is enacted.
The organization will embrace the en-
tire state, and it is expected that the
majority of the 100 oil companies now
opetdIluS HI AAoutdiId Will DsSOAuS
bcrs for the protection Of the industry
as whole. The membership fee is $50
per year and any person. company or
| corporation is eligible for membership
which is actively engaged in oil opera-
ton in Montana, either as driler or as
holder of leases which are being or may
be developed.
The officers elected are II. w. Van
Duzen, Van Duzen Oil company. presi-
don't. lehman Rjp Lehman Oil
company. vice president: Sam $. Joseph
son. Victory Oil company, secretary; A.
A. Morris, Lone Tree Oil company,
treasurer; G. T. pigot. Great Western
Oil company, +. A. Hood, Roundup Drill
ers Oil company. and F. w. Hcnklc,
Roundup Oil and Gas company. directors.
The annual meeting Of the association
will be held the first Monday in May. at
some point to be selected by the execu-
tive committee. Much enthusiasm was
shown at the meeting which is expected
to be of great benefit to the industry.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Lewistown Painter
Found Insane After
Attack Upon Wife
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown, April 1.-Carl Lofstrom,
a well known painter Of this city and
janitor of one of the leading churches
was yesterday committed to the insane
asylum. Lofstrom is a man of excel
lent character, 36 years of age and has
wife and two sons. Some months ago
he was taken into custody upon sus-
picion of being insane, but was not COM
mitted and of late he has shown un-
uistakable evidences of being mentally
unbalanced. Yesterday morning he i'm
agined that his wife had reported to
the authorities that his mother IND
been in an insane asylum for 26 years
and that his brother is now in an asy-
tum in Sweden. The insanity of these
relatives is fact but his wife had not
said anything about it. In his rage he
seized a butcher knife and talked OF
killing her. but contented himself with
sapping her.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
knights Columbus
Institute Council
Of Order at Malta
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Malta, April 1.-The Knights of CO.
umbus instituted council at this place
last Monday evening T.. f. Choquettc.
district deputy, directing the formation
Of the organization.
The following officers will have charge
of the work for the first year: II. l..
Wolfe Jr., grand knight; f. E. Chabot,
chancellor; John Daniels. recording sec
retafy; T. E. O'Alalia, treasurer: Burt
Moylan. financial secretary; Joseph
Judge, warden; the Rev. FIR. Sheehy,
chaplain; Mike O'Neil, inner guard; w.
Primeau, outer guard.
The initiation will be held in the I. o.
O. +. hall May 8, at which time the
work will be exemplified by the Havre
and Great Falls teams.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Malta's Commercial
Club Discusses Roads
and Endorses Bonds
tn The Daily Tribune,

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Malta, April 1.-~An interesting meet
ing Of the commercial club was held
Tuesday evening in the City cafe. where
a good number Of men sat at a table to
eat and talk. One Of the main issues
was that of good roads. and all the move
ments on foot for that purpose have the
unqualified endorsement of the club.
Professor Hoffland spoke in the in
terest Of the state bond issue for the
state schools. which was also endorsed.
1t was announced that the physicians
of the county had formed hospital staff
with Dr. Clay as chairman. and that ma
chinery would soon be set in motion to
erect an up to date hospital here.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
ZENiO STOPS ITCHING,
HEALS ECZEMA
A CLEAN, ANTlSEPTlC LIQUID

For torturing. itching eczema there
is nothing as good and efficient as this
clean, antisept!c wash, ZEMO.
Just 60 to any drug store and get
35c trial size, or extra large bottle
for Sl.0O, and be convinced that
ZEMO is a safe, efficient and econom-
ical treatment for eczema and other
forms of skin or scalp troubles.
ZEMO is easy ard pleasant to use;
no grease, smear or stain.
ZEMO SOAP is antiseptic and
healing: should also be used if skin is
sensitive or irr;tated.
The r. y. Pcs- Co. Cleve'a,ts. q.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Arrested in Billings
Wanted in Missouri
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings, April 1;-An officer will ar
charge of Ralph Hines. a negro. arrested
here last night following receipt of a
telegram that he is wanted in Missouri
for implication in kidnapping case, for
violation of the Mann act and for carry
ing concealed weapons. Hines. who says
he reached here week ago from Kan
sas City, was accompanied by woman
and five-yearold boy. Denying any
wrongdoing, he says the woman is his
wife. but that the boy is not his.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Californian Takes
Up Missoula Work

Special to The Daily Tribune
Missoula. April 1.-Charles II. Roberts
secretary of the AIssoula chamber of
commerce, succeeding d. d. Richards,
who resigned to enter into the firm of H.
O. Bell & Co. Mr.. Roberts comes from
San Luis Obispo, Cal, where he was for
merly secretary of the chamber of COM
merCp.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Returning TO MONTAGUE
AFTER WINTERS ABSENCE

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Montague. April 1.-The Myron Shell
don family has returned to their home
stead after spending the winter at Libby.
Mr. and Mrs O. White, who spent the
winter at Eureka, have returned to this
place.
Albert Redving has returned to his
homestead after having. spent the winter
visiting his mother in North Dakota.
Maurice Fjelstad has returned from
Wattford, n. D., where he visited his sis
ter. Miss Thelna E'jelstad
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Must Serve a Jail
. Term for Throwing
Brick Into Window
Special IN The Daily Trihune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings. April 1.-Six months in Jail
must be served by Emmet Hogan for ex-
ercising the reputed Irish prerogative of
hurling brick. He must also pay a fine
Of $25 and meet the cost of installing a
new plate glass window in a hotel. Ho-
gan. elected from the lobby, hurled the
brick through the window and struck
Night Clerk James w. Collier on the
head. Collier spent several days in bed.
Hogan was convicted Of third degree
assault
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Phillips County
Gets Army Truck.

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Malta. April Three big government
trucks have arrived this week for the use
of Phillips county. Two Of them are one
and one-half ton trucks and the other is
of threeton capacity. They will be Il
great aid in the road work that is plan
ned for the coming season.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Former Malta Mar,
Dies in Minneapolis
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Malta, April 1.-W0rd was received
here yesterday that Archie Fearseth had
died in hospital at Minneapolis. Archie
Malta before entering the military SER
vice, and had made a large circle Of
friends. He was never well after his re-
turn and was in one of the government
hospitals at the time of his death. It is
understood that his body viii be shipped
to his old home in South Dakota.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02

Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
in "Bayer package" containing proper
directions for Colds, Pain. Headache.
Neuralgia, Lumbago and rheumatism.
Name 'Bayer' means genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for nineteen
years Handy tin boxes Of II tablets
cost few cents Aspirin is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic-
acidester Of Salicylicid.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
RETURN TO the FARM.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Genou. April 1.-Jay Reeser and fam
lily and T.. J. Tanner and family have re.
turned to their farms in this vicinity
after having spent the winter in other
parts of the country.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
CALLED TO WASHINGTON
BY DEATH OF FATHER

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Genou, April Mrs. Paul Risley has
been summoned to Palouse, Wash. by
word of the sudden death Of her father,
c. H. Knapp. at that place She was
accompanied by her two children.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Cat Creek area may prove to be one
Of the largest oil fields in the United

The Cow Gulch company has COM
pleted its camp on the Cat Greek anti
cline and material is now being hauled
there for sinking the company's well in
section 20. township 15, range 30 east.
The rig builders will be at work the
first. of the week. The location for this
well is in a 40 adjoining that chosen by
the Glenrock as the site for its first
we'll
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-02
Ill With PNEUMONIA.

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Genou, April 1.--One of the children
in the home of Charles Smart. near
Ashmor. is suffering from pneumonia, a
physician having been called from Con-
rad TO attend it,