davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
ODEZWA POLEK
DO POLEK.

Mako Polko! Do Ciebic odzy
waja sic miliony dzicci ginacych
z glodu ! braku lekarstw w Pol
see.
Do Ciebie wznosza hiagalny
CLOS setki tysiecy widow polskich
kt6re tax jak ty, miaiy mellow, a
81 polegli W walce "a Polske>
Do ciebie podnosza milczqcy
wzrok ranni zolnierze polscy,
broniqcy ma frontach caioSci tel
Ojczyzny, n~aszej ~starej Polski.
Do ciebie, kobieto Polska, ka-
planko znicza narodwego, wo}aja
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Stala najechana przez w6z, kt6rym po-
wozil W jednegO konia J61ef Mitel, 0am.
pnr. 1884 Ohio III. i boleSnie pokale-
czCsla. Wezwany ambulanS przewiOzt
dziewczynke do szpitala Matki Boaej z
Nazareth, .gdzie lekarze SENSATIONAL
zfamanie prawej nogi i inne ObraAenia.
Swiadkiem wypadku byia PAM Kata-
rzyna Telgarska, Dam. pnr. 40 No.
Racine
-
Jutro, dnia 1880 b. m, o godzinie
4tej p~opOludniu, odbedze sic wielki
vice, urzad7ony przcz PolSka Korpora
eye Obuwia p. n. ,,COlubia Shoe CO.,
kt6rej biura sic mieSzczQ pnr. 1549 W.
Division ul., w sail Humboldt, phr.
i21J9 LOrel ave-, W Cragin. Celem tegoz
wiecu jest zapomsnie Og0lu, a szcze-
g6lnie dzicnicy Cragin z praca i IA
DAMIEN, do jakicSo day polska kor-
poracya obuwia. Ably przyj$G z pomO-
ca kragi6Skim ObywatelOm, zarzad Ia
mierza s2czeg6Iowo om6wiG plany re
wszystkimi, kt6rzy sic zgromadza ma
ten wiec i jeSh dojdzie do ugody W
mySl korporacyi, to dzielnica Cragin
bedzie mia}a sw6j sklep z obuwiem fir
my Columbia Shoe Company.
-
Ma przechodzacego utica Milwaukee
/ Chicago ave, FranciMka Mascika,
Fam. pnr. ITO Fry ul., najechai tram
wal linii Z. Chicago ave, dazacy W kie
runku wschodatm i pokaleczy} go IA
talnie w glove, rece i nogi. Wezwany
w6z ambulansowy przewi0z{ ofiare wy
padku do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie
sic majduje W stanie krytycznym. Lc-
karze SENSATIONAL pe&niecie czaS8ki.
Numer tramwaju byl 1149, motorowc-
90 1853 a konduktora 1874. Swiadkami
wypad&u byli: Michai Tenczar, Fam.
pnr. SIS No. Robey ul. i Antoni Musia-
lOwski, zam. pnr. 1912 Fry III.
*
WczOraj W domu pnr. 1923 Newton
III, zaczadzona 2ostala Sazem Siedm-
dzieSieciolet1ia Anna DrauS. kt6ra Sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
Notatki
Reportera.

JutrO, W niedziele, dnia 1890 b. IN,
odbedzie sic walne zebranie Towarzy-
silva ,StarSzych" braci, n~alezacego do
SbOwarzySzenia NajSw. Imiemia JeZuS
" tutejS7ej archidyecezyi, W sail p. W.
AniO40w Str6Adw, przy lakewood Blvd.
/ Y~incenneS ave., o godzinie Sci po-
po4udhiu. Ma zcbraniu TEN przemawiac
0eda: y. BiSSup \. j. McGavick, dy-
rektOr tegOz StowarzySzenia i Sedzia
Q. Edmund h. Jareckt.
JedenaStuletnia ANNA NoSko, zam.
pnr. 1856 Austin ave, ulegia wczOraj
wypadSOwi. Bawiac sic z innemi dziec,
ni ma Ulicy Ohio przy Racine ave-, 20,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

ave-, ma Bridgeporc:e. Jak zwykle,
wyszedi on z domu | zdazal do tram
waju limit Halsted III. Gdy juz prawie
by1 u celu, podeszlo do ntego dWoch
drab6w, kt6rzy kazali mu daG sobie
dolara. Tarkowski odrzekf, re ME ma
| chciai is6 dalet, - wtem Jeden z
bandyt6w schwycil go "a rekaw, a
drugi uderzyl 60 W twarz 2 taxa ST.
Ia re sic zatoczyi / upadl ma chod-
nix. Nastepn1e ~napastnicy W pospie-
chu przeszukali mu kieszenie, zabra-
II SO W got6wce | ~zbiegli. Poszkodo-
wany natychmiast pobiegt ma stage
policyjna l opowiedziai o napadzie.
Dsisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic "
sail Adama Mickiewicza pnr. 1910
8 Morgan ul. zapowiedziany wieczo-
rex Ch6ru spiewu i dramatu i'm. He
leny Modrzejewskiej z Bridgeport.
Ably utrzymac dobra reputacye ma
przyszloSc, komitet wieczerku PREY
gotowai wieie niespods 'anek. Pocza-
TEX o godzinie 1880 wieczorem.
w ubiegiy wtorek odbyto sic TO-
CINE zebranie spolki pod nazwa
,,Elgin Motor Car Corporation" W
Argo, III. Firma ia obraea kapita-
lem okolo $3,5O0,0O0 l skiada sic z
roznych narodowcSci, a pomiedzy in
nymi nalezy do niej take sporo roda
kow naszych, przewa&nie 2 Kazimie-
rzowa. Sp6lka ia robi d~oskonaiy In
teres I dobra dywidenda Jest ocZeki-
wana.
j. n >
Konstanty Ja&wiec, robotnik, IL
czacy lat sc, Fam. pnr. 5422 M0rmo-
IA ave. przechodzac wczoraj Utica
Irving Blvd. W poblizu Milwaukee
ave-, zostal ~najechany i pokaleczony
przez automobil Ciezarowy, ktorym
kierowal Jan Stelmach, Fam. pnr.
626 Elizabeth vi. Wezwany ambu--
lans pr1ewiczi rannego do szpitala
Sw. Elzbiety, gdzie sic Enajduje pod
opieka lekarska. AutomCbiliste are
sztowano i osadzono "a kratkami.
Do szpitala powiatowego przeWle-
ziono ambulansem policyjnym Agnle-
szke Morawe, liczaca lat SO, zam. p.
mr.. 24S2 EIston ave, kt6ra cd dluz-
szego czasu cierpi ma raka. Lekarze
orzekli, il stan JET Jest beznadzielny.
UroczystoSc JubileuszoWa lOclo
letniej roczniscy zaiozcnia Tow. Pro
mien Wolno$ci, No. 1889 Il. n. p, cd
bedzie sis jutro, dnia 1Sgo b. m, 0
godzinie sci popoludniu W sail OBJ.
Luczaka, pnr. 3O2S w. 22ej III. wy
konany zostanie doborowy program,
a DO w~yczerpaniu tegot nastapi "a
bawa %taneczna.
+ q
Jak6b Trebacz, r%obotnik, LEGACY
lat 43, Fam. pnr. 1914 Ellen ul., ma
prawiaiac wczcraj komin ma dachu
swego domu, spadI z ~wysokoSci dru-
glego pletra I ulegl zlamaniu trzech
aeber | nogi, oraz odniosi obrazenta
wewnetrzne. Znajduje sic W szpita-
lu powiatowym W krytycznym stanie.
+ u
Wedlug raportow policyjnych, W
ostatnich dwudZiestu czterech godzi
mach s]kradztCno W naszem miescie
siedm automobilow. pomiedzy zas ich
wlaSc.cielamI znaiduje sic nazwisko
jednego Polaka, a mianowicie Fran
ciszka KulczyGskiego, zam. pnr. 224S
Union We.
y u =
Jutro, W niedziele, 1890 b. m. Cd
bedzie sic w dalszym ciagu festyn W
sail parafialnej Niep. serca Maryi W
Irving Parku PREY Spaulding ! Ora
CO ul. Poczatek o godz'nie 6tet VILE
cDorem. Niewiasty R6zahcowe wysta-
pia in corpore ma jutrzejszy festyn.
Komitet prosi O liczny wsp6ludziai
~puhliczno.ci.
!. q 4
Jutro W sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr.
1909 n. Ashland ave. odbedzie sic
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

S1edzi znalezh lezaca PREY piecyku W
stanie nieprzytomym. Wezwali ambu-
lans, kt6rym pzewieziono staruszke
do szpitala powiatowego, gdzie lekarze
ME maja nadziei utrzymania jej PREY
.zyciu. :
Uganiajac ma ,,wrotkach" (roller
Skates) dwunastoletni Aleksander Ku-
rowski, Fan. pnr. S47 No. Paulina ul.,
zosta} najechany przez automobil, kt6-
rym AerOwai JAIN Baum 1 pokaleczony
W nogl | rece, odni6s{ tc4 wewnetrzne
uszkodzenia. Znajduje sic W domu pod
opieka lekarska.
W ubiegly czwartek rano. jak zwy-
kle, wyszedi Alexis PrzySnickl, Fam.
pnr. 2215 Custer ul., z domu do pra-
cy 1 do dis dnia ME dai o sobIe lad
nej wiadomoSci. Stroskana iona z
troJgiem drobnych dzlatek zglosila
sic do Redakcyi naszego p'sma .
p1aczem, ae obaWia sic, IL MAJ jej
padf ofiara jakiego wypadku. Praco-
wal on da-firmy przy Carroll ave. I
Leavitt ul. Gdy telefoniczna droga
zapytano sic o intormacye zarzadu
tel firmly, u ktorej zaginiony praco-
wal, odpowtedzielI stamtad, ze Prey
snicki W czwartek opuscif fabryke o
godzinie s:15 wieczorem po otrzy-
MANU- wypiaty. U~wiadomiona poll
eva poszukuje PrzySnicklego.
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu dyrekcyi
pod nazwa ~. S. Petroleum Corpo-
ration, 1edynej sp6iki naftowej W A.
MERGE, kt6ra poslada ju7 &r6dla naf-
towe W poblizu mlasta Shreveport W
Stanie Lou siana, uchwalono wyp(a-
CiC akcyonaryuszom pierwsza dywi-
dende W miesiacu maju b. +. Sp6lka
ia rozwija sic doskonale | W krotkim
czasie rozpocznie dalsze eksploata-
eye. Dyrekcya skiada sic z wybitnyeh
polskich chlcagoskich przemyslow-
COW.
= u 4
Si6dme roczne przedstawicnie mu-
zyczne ~uczennic I uczni6w pant Az
nieszkt Nering cdbedzie sic W ME-
dziele, dnia 2Sgo maja b. T.. w wiel-
kiei sail sw. Stanisiawa Kostki. Be-
da tym razem diva odrebne p~rzedsta-
vienna; pierwsze p~opoludniu, ma
kt6rego program zlo4a sic produk-
eye mlodszych %uczennic | uczniow, a
drugie wieczorem - Ze wspoiudz!a-
lem starszych uczennic | absolwen--
TEX pani Nering. Bilety ma oba przeo
Nstawienia motna zamawiaG W szkole
spiewu pnr. 2024 Pierce ave,
q 80 o
Ma cstatniem ~posiedzsnIu Tow
Polskich Kadetow, oddzial 131 wv.
n. p. w dzielnicy Brighton Park,
uchwalono u~rzadzit wspolny wieczo-
rex re wsp6lzawodnictwem Komite-
tn Obywatelsklego ma Geese I powita-
ME powracajacych do las ex-zoanie-
rzy Armit PolskIeJ. Data wieczorku
ieszcze ME Jest naznaczcna. Blizsze
szczegoly W swoim czasIe.
!. q e
Oddzia{ Henryka S~ienkiewicza,
No. s5 Macierzy Polskiej, skladajacy
sic z mlodziezy obojga plcl W para
fiji sw. Jana Kantego, urzadza jutro,
dnia 1890 b. m, p~ierwszy :wystep
sceniczny W sail parafialnej o godzi-
ne Sci wieczorem punktualnie. O.
degrane zostana dwie sztuki, a mia
now.cie: ,,Stryj Przyjechal" | Guido
wne Leki". Kantowiacy! Mast cho-
die do obcych bud obrazow misa"-
kowych, .przyjdzcie do salt parafial-
mel, a spedzicie wieczor mile | We
solo, rownoczesnie zas przez to samo
dopomozecie dobrej sprawie | doda-
Gle msodziezy tel otuchy / zachety do
dalszei piracy scenicznej, przy czem
mlodziez ia sic wyrabia i twiczy W
movie ojczystej.
Onegdaj okolo godziny lei rano
ofiara Smialego napadu padl Jakoo
Tarkowski, gam. pnr. 2916 Union
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Starry osadnik ma Wac}awowie, p.
Andrea Rybarczyk, naby{ W tych
dniach realnoSG pnr. $3.50 n. Ridge
way ave-, cd p. J6zefa KarolczaGa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Ma cstatniem posiedzanlu Tow.
Polskich Kadetow, oddzial 131 wv.
n. p. w dzielnicy Brighton Park,
uchwalono urzadzIc wspolny wieczo-
rex re wspolzawodnictwem Komite-
tn Obywatelsklego ma Geese I powita-
ME powracajacych do a e~X-zo4nie-
rzy Armii PolskieI. Data ~wieczorku
ieszcze ME Jest naznaczcna. Blizsze
szczeg6}y W swoim czasle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

onegdaj okolo godziny lei rano
ofiara smialego napadu padl Jakob
Tarkowski, gam. pnr. 2916 Union
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Jak6b Trebacz, robotnik, LEGACY
lat 43, Fam. pnr. 1914 Ellen ul., ma
prawiaIac wczcraj komin ma dachu
swego domu, spadl z wysokoSci dru-
glego pletra | ulegl zlamaniu trzech
aeber I nogl, oraz odniosi obrazenia
wewnetrzne. Znajduje sic W szpita-
lu powiatowym W krytycznym stanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

UroczystoSc J~ubileuszoWa locio
letniei r~oczniscy z~alozenia Tow. Pro
mien Wolno$ci, No. 1889 Il. n. p, Cd
bedzie SIP jutro, dnia 1Sgg b. m, o
godzinie sci popoludniu W sail OBJ.
Luczaka, pnr. SO2S W. 22ej III. wy
konany zostanie doborowy program,
a DO wyczerpaniu tegot nastapi "a
bawa %tanecZna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Zabawe ma Jowa urzadzaJa pantenki
q Tow. Sw. AgnIeszki, Mr.. 507 u. p. II.
K, W sail paraftalnej Niep. Poczecia
NajSw. n. T., PREY S9-ej ul / Exchange
ave, W niedziele, dnla 9-go maja b. r.
poczatek O godzinle 7:3O wiecSorem. Do
bOrowa muzyka OBJ. braci Urbanck prZy
czyni sic do wesOlego spedzenia vic
czoru. Komitet przygotowuje llc1ne ME
s~podziankl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Do szpitala powiatowego przeWle-
ziono ambulansem policyjnym Agnie-
szke Morawe, liczaca lat SO, Fam. p.
mr.. 24S2 EIston ave-, ktora cd dluz-
szego czasu cicrpi ma raka. Lekarze
orzekli, il stan JET Jest beSnad5iejny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Wedlug raportow policyjnych, W
ostatnlch dwudziestu cztereCh godzi
mach ~skradziCno W naszem miescie
siedm automobilow. pomiedzy zaS ich
wlaSc,cielamI znaiduje sic nazwisko
jednego Polaka, a m~ianowicie Fran
ciszka Kulczynskiego, zam. pnr. 224S
Union ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

siedzi znalezh lezaca przy piecyku W
stanie nieprzytomym. Wezwali ambu-
lans, kt6rym przewieziono staruszke
do sZpitala p~owiatowego, gdde lekarze
ME maja nadziei ~utrzymania jej przy
zyUiu. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Jutro W sail Zwiazku Polek, pnr.
1909 n. Ashland ave-. odbedzie sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Royal Neighbors OF America o.
boz ,,Bialej ROXY" Mr.. 500 UREA
dza W niedziele. dnia 1890 kwiet-
MIA zabawe taneczna zwana ,,perka-
Iowa, w sail OBJ. Wegnera, pnr.
S395 Brandon ave. Poczatek o go
dzinie 7mej wieczorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Anna Pubic, lat 80, zam. pnr. 1854
Wake u1., W East Chicago, potknela
sic 1 upadfa ia chodnik PREY ulicy u.
91-szej W South Chicago | dozna}a po-
wa3nych p~okaleczeh ma prawem RAJ
mientu. MAJ PAM Pubic, kt6ry byi
Swiadkiem wypadku Odwi6z} pokaleczo
ma do domu, gdzle znaJduje sic pod do
zorem lekarZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

Uganiajac ma ,wrotkach" (roller
Skates) dwmastoletni Aleksander Ku-
rowSki, Fam. pnr. S47 No. Paulina ul,
zosta} najechany przez automobEl, kt6-
rym Herowai JAIN Baum 1 pokaleczony
W nogI | rece, odni6sl tc4 wewnetrzne
uszkodzenia. Znajduje sic w domu pod
opieka lekarSka,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
42-ACRE FARM
301-23-4 Jefferson Co. Bank Bldg.
 Main 1113.

10 miles from Birmingham; 4-room house and garage; price $1,65o; good terms; fine bottom lands; good timber, especially pine;I IS acres can be- cultivated; good springs, 1 we'll, streams run the year round. This is a real bargain. A. B. Cook, with Sou. Business Ex- change, Inc, 507-50S Empire Bldg. Main S696.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
TO ACRES

llU ACkES 1h miles Ashville on Canoe creek; level to the inch, with 125 acres cultivation; dwellings, barn, pasture. creek and spring. Just the place for tractor. Bargain at $50 per acre. Sid L. Beason, with John B. Reid & Co.,, 515 N 20tn st. Main 1872.
 1,2to acres of cutover land, z1s to 3 miles of Montevallo and Wilton. This land lies well, and there is enough tim Der on it now to pay for it. Will ex- change this for good improved Birming- ham property. This can be sold off in small farms to- advantage Will sell so cheap it will surprise you. L. N. Ma bors. Montevallo. Ala
 FARM NEAR HUFFMAN--12 miles from center Birmingham; beautiful road all way to city; easy 40 minutes auto drive to Birmingham; 120 acres, 70 acres under cultivation; fronts macadamized road: 7-room dwelling; large barn; place well fenced; strong, productive soil: $7,5oo; good terms. B. F. Eborn, 315 Empire Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
MAIN 49UO

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HoIsEs F0E SALE io6i H0Usfs FOR SALE Il
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

MODERN 5-room bungalow with hard wood floors in every room: house ir good condition; nicely decorated price 46.00O, terms. T. w. Quinn. with Jemison R. E. Ina Co., Ell N. 2Oth st. Main 5380.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
WEST END
NORTH HIGHLANDS

Five-room, modern cottage; new composition roof; house is in first-cIass repair; every modern convenience except fur mace; corner. level lot, facing east; 2 blocks of car line. Price is only 5000 on very easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
2223 Jefferson Go.
 Bank Bldg.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
Sold By Owner.

Sold By Owner.
 1, 600 acres, famous Tombigbee river plan tation; greatest hog and cattle range winter and summer ever offered; Ber- muda grass knee high, switch cane for winter. 1000 acres rich alluvial river land rich and productive; 40 to 10O bushels corn per acre; 800 acres open |; 800 acres in hardwood timber. This timber will pay for place in few years. GOO acres high upland, red and gray: hig-grade sandy loam, red clay sub soil: finest cotton land, excellent to fer tilize; 400 acres in cultivation; entire plantation level and we'll drained; mag nificent overflowing artesian well; high and absolutely healthy; only one crop lost by overflow in 20 years; river navi- gable: main graded country road through plantation; R. F. D.. town. schools and churches in miles: De- mopolis s miles; cottage. outhouses, barns. stables. tenant houses. pastures, fruit and pecan orchard, etc.: good ten- ants, good hunting. fishing: other busi- ness requires owners time; 80 per acre: one-half cash. balance per cent to suit purchaser. Would sell crop, teams. inn plements, etc, if desired and give inn mediate possession. Riverview plansa- tion. oFrkland, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

30 acres, close to station, with dandy broom dwelling; acres in orchard: mostly level and culti- vated; big bargain at $l.65O; half cash. Sid l.. Beason, with John B. Reid X Co.,, 515 N. 10th st. Main 1872
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

FOR SALE-ieo acres; i4o cultivated; fair improvements: in Mississippi county. Arkansas: absolutely out of the boil weevil zone: finest staple cotton and alfalfa land; price $50 per acre; two crops will pay for it. Don't waste your life trying to farm unprofitable land. Come and see the most splendid farm section of the civilized world. Any size farm you want from 30 acres up. The Interstate Realty Co.. Porter Bldg, tion. Portland. Ala.
 yOR Information concerning real estats in southeast Arkansas, write us. We have soms rAre bargains at all tiunes. Hsrdy q Wells. Monticello. Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

WILL sell or exchange for Birming- ham property my 3oo-acre farm. 12 miles from Selma, near pike road; has several springs, creek running through, tenant houses, good re- pair and filled; in cultivation. timber and pasture; lot of bottom land. For particulars. write the owner, A Dewey Smith, Augustin, Ala
 55 acres, close to Jemison, with good improvements; very handy to school and church.; pike ana neighbors; price only 5000. with terms. Sid L. Beason, with John B. Reid & Co.,, 515 N. 20th st. Main 1872.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
16O-ACRE FARM

160-ACRE FARM A good farm of 16o acres, within miles of Montevallo. Half mile of pike road. All under wire fence and divided into 4 fields. Good broom residence. 1 Jersey COW. Jersey heifers. 10 hogs and many chickens. 2 good mules. Wagon, buggy and harness. All farming implements. Immediate possession can be had if crop is bought. Price $3,500. A REAL FARM BARGAIN.
 GEO. w. WISE POP Realty Bldg, Fist St, Rear of the Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
 Phone Main 2910.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

FOR FARM and timber lands and in- vestments see Braseal Land Co., l3s Brown Marx Bldg. Main s4SS.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
'UNIQUEPROCRAM
HELDBY AID MEN
Living Models of Well Known
Advertising Pictures Shown
by Walter Searles.

One of the most rniQue programs yet
held by the Great Falls Ad club was
given at the regular weekly luncheon and
meeting held in the palm room OF Hotel
Rainbow Friday when Walter G.
Searles. Of the Great Falls Dairy
Products company presented living
models to bear out his contention of the
value of building up pasic figure or
picture to use in advertising.
The. familiar figure of the dog made
to stand up." used In the advertising
of the Great Falls Starter and Battery
company for the Montana Storage bat
terry, was shown and Immediately re-
congnized.
Miss Margaret Moore. who posed as
"Lotta Miles" of the Kelly Springfield
tires. proved one Of the most interesting
Of the exhibits. A white aproned girl
with the word Eventually described
Pillsbury flour. A dog in the pose OF
the Victor" dog represented the phono-
graph of that name. Other advertise
ments Of national character. such as
time to retire" of the Fisk Tire COM
pany and the upheld dish of the Cream
of Wheat cook. were also shown and
recognized.
Each one of the exhibits, as soon
as it was brought out. was recognized
instantly by everyone" said Mr.. Searles,
bearing out my contention that good
picture or model. advertised with per-
sistence, will soon become OF such great
Importance that one seeing that picture
at any time will Immediately visualize
the goods it advertises. Pictures of this
nature will stand out and impress a
reader more than full page ads" he as
serted
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
DENY BISHOP QUIT
To FORESTA[L TRIAL
ON CHARGES FILED
Helena Area Delegates to Gen
eral Conference Assert Facts
Have Been Misstated.

Helena area delegates to the general
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church take issue with the statement
that Bishop II. J. Cooke, of Montana,
resigned his charge to forestall trial
on the charges filed against him by local
Methodists for violating the church dis
cipline in reappointing two superintend-
ents to their same districts after they
had served the, time limit set for such
active service in the same district In
letter to The Tribune the Rev. J. A.
Martin, one Of the conference delegates,
says that the general conference exon
Grated the bishop for the appointments,
which he reported to it, together with
his reasons, and says that Bishop Cooke
resigned solely because of his health.
The Rev. Mr.. Martins letter says:
To The Great Falls Tribune:
"On Friday morning, May 14th. in The
Great Falls Tribune, an article appeared
which was misstatement of facts re-
garding the resignation of Bishop r. J.
Cooke from the active work. The ar
ticle stated that Bishop Forestalls Trial
by Resigning His Charge That was
not the case. Bishop Cooke resigned
on account of health reasons Two
years ago. his physician did his utmost
to get the bishop to give up his work.
| read myself the statement of the
physician saying that the bishop was IN
a very critical condition, his blood pres
sure running as high as 220. Bishop
Cooke does not deny that he did a very
unusual thing in reappointing two men
beyond the prescribed time. He gave
his reasons and reported his action to
the college of bishops. who exonerated
him. The protest sent by A. E. Toutch,
J. A. Afford and +. A. Riggin was re-
ceived by the secretary of the general
conference and turned over to the COM
mittee which tabled the protest. It is to
be regretted that such unfair publicly
be given Bishop Cooke, by misstate-
ment of facts. Today the delegates Of
the Helena area met, consisting of North
Dakota. Idaho and Montana, and vigor-
ously protest against such misstate-
ment of facts. Bishop Mcconnell and
Bishop Shepard also strongly urged that
the facts be published.
81 MARTIN
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
WILL GRAVEL ROAD
FROM BLACK EAGLE
To THE WEST SIDE
County Will Perfect Highway
for Mile and Three Quarters
North of River.

The road between Black Eagle and
the city limits on the north side of the
Missouri river will be graveled by the
county within the next few weeks. it is
stated by County Surveyor r. G. Day.
The improvement was petitioned for by
concerns having business interests north
of the river and an effort was made to
extend the graveled surface from the
city limits to Central avenue west. but
the city council will postpone the work
between the avenue and the limits until
later in the season. or until next year.
AT the western terminus of the work
the city limits is reached at the east
and-west center line of section II. The
exact location of the line has never been
found and before the work is started
Surveyor Day will. acting undec instruc-
tions of the federal land office. establish
necessary marks. When completed the
graveled road will be IL miles in
length.
The county is now driving piling for a
30 foot bridge over a coulee leading
into Sun river near Sun River station.
The bridge will be on a branch of the
main road and will carry traffic over
water backing up from the stream.
At Sand Coulee work has been sus-
pended on Cemetery hill to permit the
crew to- repair the streets of Stockett.
A grade will be built and culvert plac-
ed to relieve the street from present
conditions.