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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Dandruff Surely
Destroys the Hair

Girls-if you want plenty Of thick,
beautiful, glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for It viii starve
your hair and ruin It If you don't.
1t doesn't do much good TO try to brush
or wash it out. The only sure wav 10 get
rid OF dandr,iH is 60 dissolve it, then YOU
DESTROY IL entirely. To do this, get about
four ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon;
apply it at night when retiring; use enough
To moisten the scalp and rub II IN gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning, most. If not all. of ycur
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it.
You will find. too, that all itching and
digging OF the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel hundred times
better You can get liquid srvon at any
drug store. IL Is inexpensive and four
ounces is all YOU will need. no matter how
much dandrlff you have. This simple
remedy never fails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

Van A. Loomis, private detective Of
jackson, testified that he WINS paid $50
to get thirty names to a petition to
nominate James w. IGelme, Democrat,
rs M opponent Of Henry Ford, Demo-
crat. State Senator Charles Dcland, n
Republican, he said, gave him the money.
81 knew Deland WAS Republican Of
fee holder" no testified, but ] did not
stop to think then just why Republican
was paying money for names on petit
tions for Democrat"
Dcl,md is candidate for secretary Of
State before the Republican State con-
vcntion TO be held later on.
Attorneys for the defense did not
cross-examine some of the witnesses
who had been employed in the Newherry
office, being content TO let their state
ments stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
PROF" TELLS OF TRYING |
To LIVE ON $4,000 PAY
Wife Cuts His Hair; Would be
Better Dead Than Alive as
Family Asset.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. At can no
longer afford to hive my hair cut nj
n barber shop. My wife has cut my hAsr
the last two years
This il ono Of many answers brought
out by QUESTIONABLE sent To faculty
men by special committee Of the AS
ISOLATION OF University of Washington
Instructors, which Ia investigating fam
iy budgets and incomes of tho faculty.
Henry Lsndcs, professor of geoloy ind
chairman of the association, declares
that the answers are astounding. They
show in many Cases the most grave sacri-
ficcs bccause of low salaries paid To lac
ulty men.
MY average yearly salary for eighteen
years Of teaching has been 81, 100, says
an associate professor in his report. Ills
salary is now s., 200 and he has wife
and two children less than IA years of
age
IF for any reason 1 should become
incapable of earning my living, nc
writes, II should hove total resources
amounting. on a liberal estimate, TO
S., 700, nil in real estate, against which
there is liability of sl,7Oo. IL would
be much better for my family II J were
dead, for then my family would have
in addition $1,000 in life insurance. III
luckily ] should pass on through the
intervention of a careless iitnty driver
there would he mn additional $1,000 In
accident insurance All this have man
aged to accumulate in eighteen years OF
teachingi''
An associate professor writes that q
son Of Is years, without even high school
training. has received as mechanic =
helper in the shipyards four-iifths IA
much salary as his father. There are PIX
persons in the professors family, two Of
whom are less than IL years of age.
II could only afford to buy three pairs
of shoes in the past five years writes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

Centcrv,lle, Md, Feb. 5.--Announce-
nent has been received here of the We dding
of Miss Carol ID. Willis, of Oxford, Tai
bot county, to Edward Hall Covcll, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Covell, of Center
vile, at Eldorado, Kan. MIR. Covcll ~ a
native of Queen Anne's county. He en-
listed and WAS commissioned a lieutenant.
For nearly two years he. WAS stationed
ut Aberdeen. He left Centcrvillc rev.
cral months ago 10 take n position at
Oil City, Kan. The bride is a daughter
of Mrs. James Willis, Of Oxford, and
is trained nurse, having spent two
years in Franco with the American Red
Crosa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
ERASE THOSE
SKIN ERUPTIONS
WITH POSLAM

Pleasant surprise Mt finding your skin
trouble so much better in the morning
after YOU have used Posiam the night be-
fore--proves to you that in this splendid
remedy you have an urgent, powerful,
valuable means tn skin betterment.
Poslsm relieves skin apgrnvation, makes
your tortured body happy and does all
this with the ftmos, ease and astonishing
rapidity let IL begin RICH, now-todav
to help YOU akin become what IL should
be--clear and free from eruptional dis
orders.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th St. New York City.
poslam Soap, indicated with Poslam,
brightens, beauties complexions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05

An assistant professor. II have hAd
two hats in Eve yosu, > summer hat
and winter hat, costing - and - re-
spectively. have had only one overcoat
in six years and one rainooAt In seven.
l hsvc had but two suits in four ycar,
ono at 425 and another Mt S45. both
ready made. My wife has bought ono suit
in the paet five years and three dresses.
besides house dresses, in the Same time.
In five years she hns bought two hats
Tho rest sho has fabricated from the scrap
bag at triflng cost"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
CUMMINGS URGES HARMONY.


Rochester, N. Y, Feb. Homer g
Cummings National Democratic Chair
man, conferred with about 200 Western
New York Democrats at luncheon here
Tuesday. He made a plcn for harmony
In which he aWertcd his Amcrieanirm and
laid stress on the service rendered the
world by tho United States.
He praised the record Of the Demo
cratic party, citing legislation paescd by
the party and emphasizing the Federal
Reserve act. lie referred 10 instances oi
Republican opposition To Democratic
legislation. which proved boomerangs,
according 10 tho Democrat view.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
"OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWlNCE"
Ge, Busy and Relieve Those Pains With
That Handy Bottle Of Sloan's
Eminent.

VYyHAT Sloan's does, it does thor
w oughly-penetrates without rub
bing 10 the assailed part and
promptly relieves all manner OF external
pains and aches. You'll find 1T clean and
Notwithstanding. Keep it handy for
sprains. bad weather after-effects.
For IS years Sloan's Liniment has
helped thousands the world over. You
wont be an exception. 1t is unequaied In
producing results.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
Fire Burglars Get - Stamps.

Olatbe, Kan, Feb. THE vault Of
the State bank at Stanley. Kan, ten miles
east of here, was blown up by FIVE armed
bandits, who escaped with u two cent
postage stamps after slightly wounding
John Schrarier, president of the bank
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Spojenci zadaji o
soud pro ctyficet
pet dalsich Nemcll

Berlin, H. kyetna - Sp0icnci
p0slali noy0u notu Ncmccku a Ia
TO obsahujc jmGna etyficeti pcti
N6mcn, ktcfi dopustili SO zlotinu
IN ydlky, o iichz %potrcstdni jc "a
ddno, die ointment minisicrstya
zahranicnich zalczitosti. Nota oh.
sahnjc spccificka obyineni a pra-
VI, ~ syedhoyf jsou pfipraycni k
ccste do Nemecka. ably prot OBJ
vintnim vydali sycdectvi, Scznam
tento n~cobsabujc im6na byyalGho
n%emccktho korunniho prince, pol
nillo mafsalka II. llindcnbmrgo n
%gencrdIa Ludcndorffa Mczi t6mi,
o jicbz %potrestdni je zdddno, ma
l6zd 81 ale prime Almost SasIt
yeliteI Druhthu armdduiho sboru,
ktery spolu : nektcr@mi podfize-
nJmi d1stojuiky je obvinoydn y
nasilnosti Y Namurskd oblasti Y
Belgii. General 81. kirchbucIl u
plukoyuik Il. ScydIitz jsou obyi'
novGni \ nGsiInosti, spGchan{eh Y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
REVOLUCE v ME-
XlKU Sc BLlZf w
K SVEMU KONCI
'Temef celia republika IA
fekou Grande v moci
noveho rezimu.

Washington, ID. c. ". kyetna
NcinuveiSi meSickd rcyoluec,
icz byla iednou Z ncirychlciSich Y
historic ttto zeme, bliai So rvchlc
k svtmu konci. : vtiimkou Yu-
catanu. Campcchc, Chiapasu a SO.
ycrni casii Dolni California, celia
rcpubIika ie nyni v kontrole no
vtho rezimu.
ProhlaScni od widen noveho re-
zimu naznacuji, 70 nova vlada Il.
tini vaznt poknsy o yyYoi zdrojt
zcme. majctkum a liyotdm slibc-
.na hyla nalezita oehrana a rcfor-
move hnuti v zaimu nuscni he.
rcn II hoStincu bnde brzy zahaje.
no. Il z6dnym po1oruhodntjslnI
udal0stcm ncdOslo V ~pOslcdnich
dvaciti ctyrech hodindch V dzc.
mich, kontrolovan5eh reyoluciona,
ri Vsude panuje kid. Obyva.
tclstvo dava zfcime ma jevo IA.
dosi, zc rcvolucc byla p%rovazena
jcn mallm krycprolitim
Autorita gcncrala Obregona pfi'
.jaia byla ttmef cclou zemi, Ry-
GHOST Obrcgouoyy reyoluec pre-
kvapila ka5ddho Bylo zrcjmo, ~
byla ltpc organisoy6na neil KITE
rakoliv 2 pfedchazeiicieh n ze ie,
dnalo Sc o hnuti zivelnG. Noyy re-
Tim, .iok zpravy doslG naznacujl,
pozad6 okamzite yladu Spojenych
Statn o uzuani.
NovJ rczim donrd liskati brzkt
uznani vzhlcdem k tomn, ~ Java
zuie Sc zaruciti ochranu m~ajetkn
a zivotn cizincn. Nektcff yudei no
vtho rezimu jiz prohIdsiIi, zc ci<
kapital k vyyoji zdroj6 zem6 bu-
de vitan.
Juarcx, Mex. H. ky6lna. Po.
slcdnim ~ndsiInym cinem Francis
go Willy pred Wdduim SO lupiesk(
karifry a pfcdGni wdtSiny sy%cl'
stoupepcu rcvoIudnim y6dcdm, by.
10 .zapdlcni ri obydli ma reuticll
Y Mcouui osade, ucdaIcko Ortiz.
II odncscni majiteI0 pro vSkupn6.
die dosIych sem zpray, Pozar 0.
bydli pozddji byl uIiaSen samotn$-
stonpcnci ViJIoySmi Cd kazdfho
mujitelc renee ziskal Villa 1000
pesct.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Vazne nepokoje v
Hornim Rakousku

Widen, II. kyttna - X vaanym
ncpokojnm doslo predcytirem Y
.Iinci. Horn Rakousko, kde ko'
munistt doladovali SC resignacc
sociaIne demokralickeho misto.
drzitele n odstraneni cetnictw y
nile. Vclikt zdslupy lidu shromd2.
Oily 80 II Ndmku Observation-Disclosures,
cht6iicc osvoboditi jisteho komn'
nisin. naltzajieiho Sc We yysctro-
vaci vazb6, Domobrana podnikla
diok M dayy, ale byla odrozcna
Po Il ntkdo yypalil rdnu ma 70.
.iaky n doslo k rczi, pr klcre
mnoHstyi oSob bylo p%uraneno, Il
srdzkhm mezi lidcm a vojskem
dochazelo az do vecera
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

rfaha ~ ktsiba. |itulta,nl
'alisti HmeNgke pNmNm ntpa.
&saiF = Nl uatl lAlrm A. y No..
N pfi a. lple Nsaranro,Ann
iadoN ~ liirm btrf, nrnA rhlc
H. lleNtl ga lHh Mal,bt . mni
lNi kondensa,Hm h. mltka T. u.
tetm \ ltthlo skla,lisiieb Ne,lu
Nthlek roira,in y prnmN sloysc III
isttikiteh ,pphaeh stall 81 sal
H. nAslplhwH ueruvuthu ruEle
ni rrntt liolati muhuu ii SAXON
YlNi po hrilo tati ale lnvamach
~ nepraeuie q dtlniei ncmail
chlcha Nolani po chlcho - %,
va ro erlem disiflktu u nfa,l, b,
Is vmmmeny ~ amcficka skla
diSlt hndou yydraneuvana. nehu
he Ii brg, chlth opatieu Pauule
nadeir ~ tukoytmu %draucovani
se I'd mhranili. klyR Americana
zapniti moukn ~ svleh fhsoh pro
vyliyoy6ni dtti v iomlo Hrklidu
nrni psak tndmel hulscyismu Ie
70 poule soufalsivi, Wyolane hla
dem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

skdkali jake ~potrcst6ni n kriceli
diyokJm bIaSem ~rozjdsonych ptd,
XII:
"&tGsti, stGstl, st6stil..."
Hplsobili Y minutec takoyou
vrayu ma uIici, ae yozy n Tide III
sldyali stdti, ncv6doncc rychlc, 60
Sc dele.
VoitGcb Moraycc zayidGl syn
kim Ncznal Size taicmndIlo w.
manu- uryau6 hrsli seua y d6tsk6
reGi n spojivosti sc St6stin, ucy6-
del, d snad ie talk wine SEM omd
mila a rozsifiIa itchy $ivot d6ti,
zrozenfch We stinu nudnlch do.
mov6, k divokGmu, idsaytmu po-
kfiku, ii 20 Y tom bylo, neytd6l,
ale citiI, IL jcjich poskok, ivy
b6h, nczkrotn5 pokfik n jas vc
lvdtich to byIo vsl0utku stGsti
Pravda, byl0 to Sttstl s hrstkoH
yonGIo scna v rlce,
HE, iak mdlo stadi ddtcm k stt-
sti
A Y IL chyili odpustil yoitdcl
M0ravec sy6mu rodn6mu mtslu
vsccIicu jcllo smutck, nebof ! jcmu
sp ycdraI do dusc poet st6sti
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Obiednavky S pfilozenym obnosem adresujtc:
POKROK PUBLISHING CO.,
1417.1419 So. 18th Str, Omaha, Neb.
-.l-.ls|- -d-t-s+I- s-+l*%@-+-

Sc ustdlil prostordch dolntl, zc j.
tax smutno a smrduto kolemR"
Gle mczi toni statisici aspof,
n6kdo, kdo .ie sfasteng'' tazal sc
Vojt6ch Moravec sam scbe a odpo-
vidal 81:
"Jako by zde sIovo; St6sti by
10 naprosto n%eznamo! o pravda.
uzivali no Tide, ale zneIo tax cizc,
jake by TO ami ncbylo o,lo. Jen
kdyz ntkdo mikl smrti d jinf
zkdzc a pohrom6, byIo slysct mlu-
viii lidi; Ten mel sttstil.. TAX
mala mira zdc byIa pro st6sti.
Holy zivot staciI NJ k menu. Ale
nikdy nczazn6lo Y ttebto ullcicll
sloyo; st6sti Jake nadbytek Two
Ia, neroztckIo SO We yzduehu jake
pena, kdyz Sc skIenice po okraj
dolijc ohnivym vinem.'
"'Ph sam Iiyotl" Ilekl 81 Vol
tech Moraycc. ''Xapalim icdnoH
v noel toto posupnt, zoufalf mtsio
a zuidim ic na pracb, ably ncdGla.
10 hanbn m6mu mIadit''
V tom iakgsi diyok}, nczkrol.
ny pokfik prepaid jebo lcnly%
snysIy u rozechydl ulici, ~ oknG
yysok}ch don0 drntcIa zyutiyt.
we'd bIavu a diva Sc. We tydf
dechla mn yUnt lux.
Gtjei icl poInalu viz 80 semen.
PInitk} koIfbaI We jako Stfibrnd
bora, jeu koIa vozn bylo dole VI.
d6ti Ma yrrboIk1 scnnt hromady
scdtl hocb a malS psfk pobiIal Z
jcdnoho konec IA drlhg u yyzy
wave st6kaj ma lidi, kteff iii k0-
lem.
B61i VI odktud, yrhIi ~ ~ rdz
~ yhz rozosnau1 kluei jaIto drays
Vi, pfcpadIi ydz 80 stran n " zadG.
jake WIeui, ryafi stlacmH u napd
.cbovapd teno hltayt ob6ma ruka
ma, polctoyall kolcW gozu jako
vrabcj kolem obiIniho stohn yra.
iii ~ chodnik mczi lidi, yoIajice
W zbtsilf radosG
"Ftdsti, sidsii, Htsti
ri ION yitfzut mbq0ll lprti
spg0 We gzdnclu d lued W pnaiiIi
DO febc epaIi Vi seps 10 0st, lion
kb 10 jiu ~ hla b . zadecl1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Sovetska vlada
zfizena v Armenii

Pare. H. ky6uH. - Xprava 2
Catihradu sdclila, ~ iamui armcn.
sky patriarrh6l obdrzel zprayu
IL lokdlni soyttska yladn byla ri
2cna Y E%riyanu, kapitoln Armenie.
BolSeyism Sc rychlc siri cd Batu-
mn Y Iakaykazi y GruziuSko Sc
mdlc staff bo%lscyickym pres noe,
die d1ycrnlch zprav, iez Ia byly
ziskdny Armenie, jak So sdeluie,
ic W0nfal6m postaveni. naltzalic
Sc mczi nacionalistick lmi Tmky
u $ mimi sympalisuiicimi maho-
mcddny . Azerbaidzanu, Armcn.
ske z%elcznicc n delnictyo ma nirh
MmestnanG jsou V kontrolc lokal-
mich soydlu a jeyily Sc obavy, Re
tyto soydty ziskaii kontrolu dpl.
n0u.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
TTH VVT'F'JT .
Reditel Hines po-
iede do Evropy
Washington, D. g. H. kvetna.

Washington, D. g. IL kyetna
Wa1krr y Hines, jeboz 1fad
gc~ncf5inibo fedifeIc zclcznic. Ron.
III Y kobotn, odnbffe ~ do Eyropy
jako arbitrator, jcnz rozbodnn .
yDasinietvi mDozNyi Iodf pod ~.
neekon yiDjkoo opcuUicieh M
Dmaji, Labi, hyDm q Odfe} Hfprs
~ Uovfbo 6fad0 jmeooydb IVY
p~pastdeuom Wilsouem htcr@ ~.
ladap byi jisi}m poctem iniereso.
v5nfeh pdrodpobfi, zaluwJe Y %
EelgD, fpekofloyeusko y hlnigo
s2q, atg JmeuoyI Mbitfatofa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Postovni ~poplatky
druhe tfidy zudsta-
nou v ~platnosti

Washington, D. e. ~. kyttnn
Existnjici poplatky III doprayu
drnhf tfidy ztstanon Y platnosiI
M do I. %tcryepcr rokn 1921 die
opatfcni pfcdlohy jcjil pfijcti
byIo odpornfeno po5toynim Vs.
boron domu zdstupc6. Die toto
pfedlohy MI dojiti K odlozcui IA
rok dyou autorisoyangeh antoma.
tick ch zygscm popIatkn, \ nicbz
jcdno mllo vstoupiti Y plat0ost ],
.6cryence tobofo rokn u drnhf .
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Bolsevici usetfi.
zivoty vojakd ar
mady Denikinovy
Itllsk1'

LoudSn, H. kyetna RISkc
bolscvirIf authority slibily, 70 u
sctfi 5ivoln dopodenych vojakO
armddy %gcncrala Dcnikino Y jll-
MIN Rustu a iinych Glenn protl-
bolsevickfch yoicnskSchI sborll,
ktefi mobou bSti pozddji Mjatl.
Notn toho smysln byIa prdyf n,
skana anglickfmi auiorilami Y
odpov6d ma APPEL Y minulych dnccb
do Moskyy poslany.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Stesti.
Napsal X. Handled.

Voittch Moraycc Sci smutnou
uIici zaInrateneho rodntho mesta.
Bylo k veceru.
Zdisti %ohromn}ch huti yyrustal
k yeccru pfival boufe V obrovsky
pfizrak n kIadI Sc dusiv6 jake
stfaSna mura ma ccly okolni kraj.
Pfillumenl hluk pracc IA uhel.
! u{cb zdyodceh incl jake sten hor
uiko, zmiraiieiho Y 1trobach ~
mt pod t6zkJm balvanem.
Yotjeeh Moravcc byl otravcn AZ
Y iadfe duse svt tdzkym duSnem
zhavtho IctniIlo due, skomirajicim
zivotem kolkolcm svlmi smysly,
kter6 mn toho dine byly icn ma
obtiG. Tmavf domy, zacerntnG
sa2cmi, bida jeho ncjbIizsich i
ySech krajanil, ysechno Sc toho
podycGera ma neho svalilo a TAX
no mucilo, " by Sc byI nejrad6ii
sebral n utckl n6kam ma koncr
sv6la, kdyby mu bylo mono Tina
delGch ulic lczcIa na mem. Skupi.
ny domi dusty Il tiskly no k ze.
mi, iako by sam drzeI Ma rame-
non domy 0 n6koIika patrcch,
Y hlayc SO mn usadily t6zkG Il
uuayen6 mySlcnky jake horkcm
zmaIatneli ptdci Y dusndm stinn
stfccEL
mysIil 81 Vojt6ch Morayec;
"Coz \ toho prokIet6ho m6sta,
kdysi mi tax miIGho, jiz vSechno
stGSti ~ulcttlog Vzdyf zdc kdysi
|b}yalo toIik vcscIosti IN m}cb
dttskgch ilet! Ach, tcnkratc bylo
%vsccIuo jinf, ysechno hSfilo H.
yotem, ba sama zeme jake by by
la mluyiyala IN tich}ch noel q
stromy stale neco scptaly 81 ma
yzajcm~ move domy byly tcIda
iakGsi bfIcjSf n sndly Sc ma mo.
Oloy6nt, tdzk6 myslcnky potd.
.ccly SO unaycD@m GeIcm Moray-
coy}m, jake cloytk poutuik na
smri zmofcuf, ktcr} jdc ccsta ne.
cesla vi bludiGkou nadtjc Y NJ
clpanm mysliI dale myslenka
mi r0zmrzel$m q zlobn$1ui:
"Ncbo snad ii yctfcIci, ktcff
gem pfisli W severn a mluyili ma
presto nesroznmitclnou reed, w
TAX ysecIino oyIadIi a otrayiIi
sym seycrpim smntkcm, peb1ro.
MI gQ6 pram q Sym hospoddf
sk N mtsfdeiyim. n jc zde ticbo
jako by ntjaka stra5nh brdls by
VI yyprazoniIa utica
"Prnyda mtJ ii Vojtfch No
myre, "sfmdubji W. otrayli, nv.
Ndrayit A ii pfccc mel TAX rid.
WI rodpf mfsto n jsem ddlkg|
sta nil ptihel, abyeb ~ \ hin
poleaiI y zafadoyal - v nom y.
iebo Mgota M jebo sIdyy. ! IA.
oaidu fatoVou tsibiF, " b ioln
.srdce ~ boil u satan sam sc
.tgou rotor malgeh uititalh ziyota
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19
Sluiba ma ielez-
nicich Dude horst

Washington, - g.. w. kveina.
Doprayni slulha v naslcduii.
eich mesicich nrhuplc TAX uspoko+
.iivou. jake b6hcm vladni koniro.
III. die prohlascni pencrdIniho Re.
ditelc lclcgnir llincse, y reel Pred
National Press klubcm Hines pro,
hldsil. " yefejnost musi bytl IT.
pGliya II spolrpraeovat v zajmu
zlepscni yzlahu mczi majitcli a
zamtStnanci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

kaliSai v l'olsku po,rcstani 20.
norkovtho wlitclc Amanda DE-
In p%icrrierc ic rovnel 2adano, oe
neral Siengcr ie obyihovan. b. ma.
ftdil ubiieni raneusch %zajatcu.
Celia fnda d0stoiniku j. obvintu'
y uclidskeho m%chazcni \ angllcky
mi zaiatei v rdznlch zajalcckI cll
taborcch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-19

Patnact roku revmatism 10
jest, ~ p Josef FVuebH 4 Ne@
Sheffield, Pa, trptl Pisci "'po
wee jak patnactiIct6m utrpegi
rcymaiismem nabyl jscm pfmy6d
.ccDi, " Mi pfipad byl neyyIf6i
Jcdbolo dine jscm teti
Y tasopisu ollcdnt pfipadu rcy
matisul, JIM byl yyItecD Dr.
Petra Uobokcn IbBiI jscm
lcnto pr0stfedck q ten mJt6 jiatG
yylfcl," Te0f0 s@rS b.
limf proAtfpdek Jest lrUt{iu NJ
priielem Vacei wYmatlckyeh b0lf
50. poDfyadz Isif Iucy y podnc
Mljc J6frA a Iedyiny 4 norudluln
ciUgostcm nmOz6uJiet VYIafoydhf
.kyycIiny mopOW Il Jinf pfi6iuX,
.jcz zayi1uU bpoz1t bolcsti IlqlD
no nen u dmtAui v llkdnlt jest
'dodAyapo pffmo li1em Dr. Peter
.e jaH5 y Sons Una 230l WASH
Ipgjnp boulevard, /ehirago, H..
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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-31

There was a meeting Monday morn
ing of the directors of the Great Falls
Commercial club, at which was present
in conference a committee from the
kiwauis club, President Fred Perra of
the Merchants association, and County
Agent MacSpadden.
There was a question of immense i'm
portance right at the present minute
under discussion.
There are many, many acres of wheat
in Cascade county ready for the har-
vest, and there is an entirely inadequate
supply of help to put this wheat into
shock. In many western communities
the business people are taking a hand
and are giving assistance. Great Falls
is trying to get in line.
After an hour Of discussion a mo-
ton was unanimously passed to ask the
Merchants association, which is per
haps the largest civic organization in
the city, to take the lead All other or
CARNATIONS are asked to give the mat
ter attention and to cooperate, s. that
business houses, professional men, pub
lie officials, and ali others NAV get into
the effort
The request made of the Merchants
association was that stores and places
of business close on two days Of the
week at u noon. so that several hum
dred men may get out on these after
Moons and help harvest wheat. This would
afford an added supply of harvest
hands on Tuesday afternoon and Thurs
day afternoon and all day Sunday. While
the Commercial club would not become
an advocate of Sunday work, it was
urged that here is case of Christian
necessity.
The directors Of the Merchants asso-
citation met at i o'clock in the afternoon
and took up the harvest subject in detail.
The movement was readily indorsed but
the plan was changed. 1t seemed to the
merchants that much larger number
Of days work could be given if the
stores were kept open with small forces
and as many men as possible spared
for more consecutive days The fol-
lowing was the course of action APP
proved:
Resolved; That the Merchants asso-
citation is in full accord with the Com
mercial club and other organizations to
help the farmers, and requests the mer-
chant to go himself and to release as
much help as may be possible to assist
in harvesting the crops; that after care
full consideration at the meeting it is
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-31
THE CAMPAIGN IN MICHIGAN

Michigan has always been rock-ribbed Re
publican state. The Republican party majority
in that state has been ponderous and stable for
years. Henry Ford shook it good deal, how
ever, two years ago, when he came within q few
thousand votes Of carrying it for senator as the
candidate of the Democratic party. The alarmed
Republicans spent enormous Doodle to elect their
candidate, while Henry Ford declined to spend
one dollar. AS result the successful Repubi-
can candidate was indicted for corruption, tried
and convicted in a Michigan state court, and SEN
fenced to two years in Jail. But he still has the
support Of his Republican associates in the Unit
ed States senate who feel that it is no disgrace
to buy a senatorial election provided the pur-
chaser is a Republican, and they need his vote.
However this corruption in the senatorial cleo
tion is one of the issues in the present Michigan
election. The issue would be more acute if the
senate had expelled the convicted Michigan SEN
ator or he had the grace to resign, but neither
of these things happened there is no senatorial
election this wear in Michigan. Yet the election
is going to be lively enough at that. They hold
2 urinary today, CTuesday) and put up full
ticket. as they did in Montana last Tuesday.
There are six parties in the field the Republican,
Democratic. Socialist Socialist-Labo~ Farmer
Labor and Prohibition parties. In view OF the
corruption exposed in the late senatorial cleo
ton on behalf of the Republican candidate and
the division of the vote by these numerous par
ties, the Democrats think they have chance to
carry the state as they are dnlted IN this cam
paign Governor Cox, the Democratic national