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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
CHAUTAUQUA IS
HERE FOR WEEK

The Swagthmore Chautauqua tent
and attendants arrived in the city
today and was being prepared ear
" this afternoon on the High
School grounds for use for the com
ing week, starting this Afternoon,
during which the chautauqua will
present its 1922 program.
Guarantors and their agents We're
busy toby selling tickets 10 the
public. The report at the meeting
of the guarantors last night show
ed approximately $500 sold in tie
kets. which is less than half the
amount of the guarantee, exclusive
of the amount which has to be put
up also for expenses.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
jewell Charges Roads
With Attempt To Cause
DisSension Among Men
BY g. M. JEWELL
Head of the Striking shopcrafts.
written for the international News
SerUicnN

Cb;cago mi, - -rho w. -,
portant recent daye1onmort of Tho
strike ;s Tho r,,,aro,,s ,tte,,n,, 81
the rag1road n,s,,ogar,onts 70 cor,neI
train anJ enefro $50 ,,1o,.ae
n do sbon,,e,ss Vol, Tb;s is cars,
mo v.idas,road an5 doo, rosentnoant
anong no t~ansrortat;a, a,,nIavae
yerv olaorl,. .bo rai,raade ora 80, q,
"a cir -, +ro,blo The evidently
bone to cro,ta bad FEELING arong
tbe sbC,r,en aud Tho trans1ortation
mo, -, - oo,sa tbo 1.ttar alec IN
stril,o py s1,rb t,ctioe tho railroads
nrohahlv bono - cot tho transnorts.
tio7, hrotbo-,ood- =, ,rrong With the
y,,b1io Tbo,. ,a,,,o+. corse diesan.
ZION sn,onr ne no. Wv + want the
nnh1ic tbeng3 70 undarstand The
mearing cf tbis
There i q eY,ou,ing realization too
a,,o,,o. ~ NM tbat nrartica1iv ali
coso, &c violence aro orovol,ad or
,ncs+oa ~. ~ roiirnodg IN tbe Of.
fo., ~ ,,,r, ,,,t1in ,,ni,> ,n againet
nc Tho,, 1,,a,,, +bov ra,,,, ,oeat rs
sc,,,,~o1,. -, our dor,ords hacouee
he n,,,Iio l,,,o,,.s o,,r dar,ands ara
ins, W. 30 ri,bt IN damandir,r
40 +ba erau.irg menace Of con'
tracti,o cnt We arc rigbt in de-.
mandinq living WAGE We are
rietbt ~ dan,anding tho c,rrection
81 ~, iur+ r.or1,ing coalitions Tbe
Tai,rnods "noss +be hncL" "a tho Ia.
ho- boa~a rho n,,b1ic sbould zeal.
,za tborab tha+ mon tho railroad
r,o,o gen,o,,t roets the resnor sih;litv
~ stor .ti, no d,.i,-o aeains. orr
stardards % 1ivire
Cansoio,s 90 +be inst,aes of tbeir
don,anda ~ sbnnn,an strnct law.
f,III, nni+odl1. md IN eycellent order
II l. ,boir first pation-vide strike
~ ,,,, ,ito IA s,a sni,.i, az +ba NON
= on,a .'zi nftor no wav thev have
hean boramered NV railroad manage.
, n1 dn ,,,i,, tbe mast Two YEARS
nv -. aatian Ill a,cnoad Tho eco.
~ ar.G di+ioaa 80 tbo no,ntry .re
~ =, ovr favor business and in.
a., oo,hi+ions an over tho com.
t t,u'', 80 - rtronafv ;n,nrovjng There
80 80 inoreasas in activity in tha
@t ~ ? ;n ~, oro,e aro large n,er.
49, ~, s o'1. ore strong financial
oo15i4jona oro s,,irging nm All this
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
SCHUYLK!Ll REGION
WORKERS TO STRIKE
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Anxious Over News OF 0per-
atorS' Acceptance.

Pottsville, Pa, July 13.-News
that the anthracite operators have
accepted President Hardings offer,
causes the entire region here to
hold its breath in anxiety to learn
what the miners would do.
Attitude among the miners in the
Schuylkill region is plainly divided
with a number of influential lead
ers opposed to acceptance fearing a
speedy order for reduction Of wages
in a tribunal where the miners
would control only three eighths Of
the membership. While very anx-
Gus TO resume work. SChuylkill
miners declare their Willingness to
strike until Christmas against any
proposition involving reduction of
wages
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
:" TAKE HER WITH
ME-" SAID HUSBAND

by International news SerVTcEJ
Los Angeles, Cal, July 13.-Charg
ing his wife Mrs. Myrtle i. Web
her, 60, with leading double life,
Frank Weber, 10, q taxi cab driy-
or. shot her three times today and
then committed suicide in her apart
ments. In letter evidently written
lust a few minutes before the dou-
bic tragedy Weber expressed the
intention of taking her with me-
rather than leave her to be the
goat Of other men
They had been separated for
some time.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
UPHELD BY QUINN ms

(By International News SerVice)
Washington, July IL. - The
charge of striking shopmen that
the railroad managements have
violated the transportation act
and refused to obey orders of
the railroad labor board was up
held today by Senator Cummins,
Republican. of Iowa, author OF
the Act and chairman of the
Senate Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Cummins declared numerous
instances had come to his atten-
ton" showing the railroads had
ignored or failed to obey or
ders of the board. lie said,
however, the government had
taken steps to compel obedience,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
MEN WANTED

Stone leaders (contrac-
tors), at once. Best wages
and working conditions:
Quarry 3 miles north of
Martinsburg; bus service.
Apply Security Cement &
Lime Co., Berkeley, w. Va.
Z 5 Up ct
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
COMING ALONG GOOD.

Thomas Harms, Berkeley Springs,
who lost a limb because Of Al acct
dent at the Willard Sand Mines,
Morgan county, is coming along
very we'll at the City hospital, where
he was brought the evening Of the
accident.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
WALL FALLS: WORKERS RURT

10y International News SerVice)
Philadelphia, Pa, July ia
portion Of one wall Of building un-
der reconstruction at Broad and
Cherry streets collapsed this aft
ernoon slightly injuring several
wOrkmen.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
CAMPERS AND FISHERMEN

Come and see the greatest stove
made. 1t cooks, bakes, boil and
roasts as efficiently sa large range;
burns coal or wood; rain or wind
cannot extingush fire; folds so 1t
can be easily moved.
UNITED ARMY STORE,
Next to Farmers Grocery.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE

Several bundles of old papers,
cents per bundle. Call at Journal
office. 80 Up u
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
NEXT RAILWAY STRIKE MOVE is UP TO PRES HARDING
WEEKLY OPEN-AIR CONCERT
IN PUBLIC SQUARE TONIGHT

Comrey's Concert Band will appear at
o'clock tonight in its weekly openar concert in the
Public Square. The following program will be
played:
March-Lieutenant Santlemen. ........... Crosby
observation-disclosures Errant ......... Laurendeau
acknowledgements Gems ...:..:...::... Dabey
Fox Trot-Tuck Me To Sleep in My Old lucky
Home. ................Y Young, Lewis, Meyer
Chitiqua-MeXican Serenade ............T aubert
Cyardas- Dance Hongroise .............. Mchiels
March-High School Cadets ..........,.. Sousa
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

Festival at Eanylle on Stokes
Cross Roads, on Friday July IA.
Benefit of new church.
ct ]p
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
u. s. ARMY LIFE SAVERS

Just the thing to use in learning
to swim.
UNITED ARMY STORE,
Next to Farmers Grocery.
Ii 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

Our July Clearance Sale Abounds in
Lowered Prices. Smashing reduc-
tions are in Force Throughout the
Store, Carrying a Message OF Econ
omy to All who Care to Save
Money on Everyday Necessities
and Needs for Summer. An H.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
MISSIONARY WILL
LECTURE SUNDAY

Rev. H. NJ. Grim, of Gerradstown,
will preach or lecture at the follow
ing places on Inwood circuit Sunday,
july IS: Friendship, II a. M; Sa-
lem. 8 D. m; Pjkeside, 8 p. m. Mr.
Grim is a missionary employed by
Board of Foreign Missions of U. B,
Church and is home on furlough.
His mission is located at LANAI,
Sierra Leone. West Africa. he mas
been in America two weeks. Come
and hear him. Rev. L. \, Racey'
pastor.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13
Iustration below

BOYS Khaki Pants. 48c
Boys Wash Suits............-Sl,6 9
Mems Palm Beach Suits......$S.95
$500 Mems Oxfords ..........$3.7 "a
$500 Mems Dress Shirts,.......95c
THE RuB-"3clIs It Cheaper"
In 1t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-13

County Engineer Stuckey IS re-
pairing Dry Run pike from the CITY
TO Rosemont Amusement PARK.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
Let Classified Sell Your Real Estate
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents

DaIN'IItNi +hIIN -h-tHt- %
SALESMEN-I have $4,000 live prospects
in St Joseph county and need 10 sales
men 90 assist NE in interviewing them
/ can show you some real money for
the next six months. Mr.. Osborne. SOL
Farmers Trust Bldg
TWO MEN-With newspaper or mars-
zine or newspaper experience: guar
aDteed salary and commission steady
work see Mr.. Edison, Portage Hotel
. 20 7.}0 p. N.
WANTED-Salesmen 10 handle nv new
Anti-Mlst compound for Auto wind
shields. rain can not blur drivers
vision with Anti-Mist IN use. Quick
seller. good profits: send Is cents to-
day for sample bottle and sales pro
position. Address. r y. Biddle. 1913
Hill St. Elkhart. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
BARRELS for sale. oOs E Ohio st

or FLITOTT'S FIVE foot shelf Of books (.
also 10 volume law library Gail at go
Dale ST. Mish., or write ". c. Robin
son. Gen. Del. Mish.
REED BABY CARRIAGE FOR sale. on
Sranheld ST
REED GO-CART-Pullman body. reclin-
ing back. corduroy upholsterinE. ivory
finish. extra good cart; also genuine
Angora goat robe for go-cart. Call
Lincoln s425
REDUCED PRICES-Reduced on fishing
tackle. Bermans. 126 y. Michigan 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
JUsT A MINUTE BELLOWS!

JUST A MINUTE FELLOWS!
That's about al it will take 20 look
this list Of exceptional bargains over.
1921 HAYNES seven passenger touring.
Good mechanical condition. Fully
right Come in and we will give you
the complete story .sll7S
1919 STUDEBAKER Special six sedan.
Good mechanical shape. About all IL
needs Is coat Of paint .......... 1915
1920 OLDSMOBILE Six sedan. Nearly
new cord tires all around Fully equip
In general fine shape throughout .SS9d
1920 MAXWELL touring Good mechan-
zeal condition. Tires good. All the car
needs Is a coat or paint .......... .S29J
1918 CHEVROLET touring. Dandy con
dition, including new top and paint S245
1917 REQ four passenger roadster. Fair
mechanical condition Motor needs a
little work. Good tires ........ 1926
We still boast OF the fact that we are
not ashamed 10 meet our customers
after getting the money. Give US a call
Open Evenings
CRESSY- JORDAN MOTOR co.
747749 s. Michigan Street
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

WANTED Maid 10 wait on person living
In hotel Address Box Csc. News Times.
WANTED-Experien girls for bindery
work l. p Hardy Co.
ANTED-Expe-ienced girl fer cashier
and ho0kkeeper Cali between $50 and
O. 1le W Colfax Az.
WANTED-Neat Appearing young ladies
for cafeteria counter: also girl expert
enced 20 wait on table Washington
Restaurant. Washington az Main.
WANTED-NOung women, aged q TO 50.
experienced In office work Also two
errand girls. rs or over Mishawak a
Wooden Mfg Co. cote
CAPABLE HOUSEKEEPER wanted.
family Of g. modern home. labor saw
ing devices. 1543 r. Fourth ST, Misn-
awake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

fNDEX TO CLASSITICATIONs
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
f-TtafEE
e-ia Nemori8n
l-C1rd nf Thanks
+-Tuur-lf Directors
T--Fuurra. Flowers.
6-Cemefc-T Lots. Monuments
l-LolE- SOL ices
s-CYminr Events
e-Iers0ulIs
l0-Lost aud Found
TbMDBILES
1l-Aufrmlb.I f0f sale
I2-Aioforcycl and Bicycles
lS-Autnmob. for Exchange.
-f-Auto Ac-essrries.
1J-Service Sf1tions-Repairing.
1G-Auto Livery Garages
1T-Wanffd Automobiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE
fe-Businese Services offered.
1it-Bulldiug-CO
-0-H Heating and Plumbing.
Zi-InsHraure.
2-MiiIlnery Uressmaklu
23-Movlug Trucking. Storage.
Paintng- PaperinE
2J-Pateut Attorneys
28-J'-,- -i1g- Stationery
zi-Pr0fess-onal Services.
Repairing.
20-Reuovaiiug and DyeinE
80-Tailorlug and Pressing
8l-Waated -Bu s mess Service.
EMPLOYMENT
32-Heip Wansed-Female.
a3-HeIp Wanted-Male-
6f-Help Wan'ed-M1le or Female.
35-saiesmen and Agents.
&-situations Wanted Female
3T-Situatlons Wanted -Male
FINANCIAL
3s-Business Opportunities.
50-Investments. stocks. Bonds.
f0-M0ney 90 Loan
1-Wanted-To Borrow.
INSTRUCTION.
42-Cor-es pOudence Courses
43-Ilocal Instruction Glasses.
44-Musicai. Dancing. Dramatic.
45-Private Instruction.
ted-InstructiOn.
LIVESTOCK
47-Dogs. Cats. Pets.
4S-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles.
49-Poultry and Supplies.
-Wanted-LivestOck
MERCHANDISE
5i-A=ticles for Sale
b2--Business Equipment
S-BOats and Accessories.
54-Buildlng Materials.
B5-Farm and Dairy Products.
56-Fuel and Feed.
4
5s-HOme- Made Things.
50-HOusehOld Goods.
6O-Jewelry and Watches.
s1-Machinery and Tools.
62-Musical Instruments.
63-Seeds. Plants, Fertilizers.
B4-Specials az the Stores.
65-Wearing Apparel
66-Wanted-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD,
6T-ROOms With Boa I'd.
6s-ROoms Without Board.
69-Rooms for Housekeeping.
TO-Vacation Places.
71-Where % Eat.
T2-Where 20 Stop 20 Town.
73-Wanted- Rooms. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
7-Apartments and Flats.
T@Business Places for Rent.
78-Farms for Rent.
T7-Houses for Rent.
7s-Offces and Desk Room.
Te-Suburban for Rent.
s0-Summer Places for Rent.
1-Wanted-TO Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s2-Business Property.
s3-Farms and Land for Sale.
k4-HOuses for Sale.
Slots for Sale.
s6-Shore Property for Sale.
ST-Suburban for Sale
SS-ReaI Estate for Exchange
9-Wanted-Real Estate.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The South Bend News Times viii NJ
2 responsible for more than one inool
,ct insertion Of any advertisement Of
cred for more than one time
All cancellation orders on contract an
nth forbid orders must he in writin
ddrrssed 90 the Want-Ad Department
his 81 for your protection
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
Statesmen And Agents

Statesmen And Agents IS
CIGAR SALESMEN-Wanted Sl25 month
and expenses former experience not
necessary send addressed stamped en-
velOpe for Information NATIONAL,
CIGAR co. High Point y C.
ENERG ETC Salesman wanted Cali be
tween ? and $3.50 az 2ls y Michigan.
cery trade. selling quality line Of food
products Salary. Address Box C-S7
News r mes.
SALESMAN-Over twenty eight years 81
age 20 sell high grade specialties %
garage. hardware. coal and lumber deal
ers throughout the state Opportunity
for hustler 10 establish permanent hJrsi-
ness. earning 5000 monthly. Only ex-
perienced specially statesmen need ap-
ply The ]. ]. Masterson Company.
Cleveland, o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm lands For sale. SO


HERE rs A FARM BARGAIN
II You are considering the purchase 81
farm near south Bend. investiE1r-
this farm
leo ACRES-GoOD SOIL.
- acres timber. 40 acres tillsble: good
fen room house in beautiful grove fne
barns and oufbuilllurs
PRICE ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE
VIII trade Tor good improved city prop
erty. what have you'
ADDRESS BOX X-5e0 NEWS TINES.
$500 BUYS p 6ne. about lerel. 61--r-e
Farm. with good buildings and frF
small orchard. beautiful location and
near transportation For further par
urulars write or cali on a. ue kayrer.
Holland. Mich
5000 BUYS o fine 4S-a-re Fruit and
poultry farm with good huut.ugs-heau-
tiful orchard. close 90 large summer
resorts and about g miles from the
beautiful city ~ Holland Mich For
further particulars write or call on C.
De Keyzer. Holland. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

Z. BOWMAN ST-Twelve hundred block
six room house. all modern. Price
$4,000 Can arrange terms
S. " ROBINSON & son
Our speciality is moderate priced homes
1o4 y Main ST.. Second Floor
Main GS5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

CAR BARGAINS
I 1907 Ford touring
$50 Ford touring. new tires
1920 Ford touring
Ford touriuEs from $50 and up
= lP1l StCdeb3ker SIMMER and Winter
tops big bargain
80 Dodge sedan almost new
1921 CIevclans Ike new
harmon i1 fine condition Party would
tTSc good lot
We carry the biggest line of good
used cars D the stsfe tor sou 90 choose
from No- can buy on the payment
plan ~ you wish.
TIE AUTO MARKET
&24 s Mich. So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21

F0RD BT7C-F5- z7iG- Iop- VIndShIeId
and side curtains 0u. SIZ5 Thomas T..
Gilbert i-3 S LAFAYETTE
$50 FORD TOIErNG WITH STARTER
ills Ford touring. de,nounfabie rims.
shock ahsIrbegs end other extras.
1927 Chcvrotet 500 sedan. like new.
Four 1917 Ford touring cars
1919 Saxon roadster. q nifty car
Two Ei1s Ford touring ears
Fozd ton truck. motor overhauled.
Payments % suit your convenience.
ADVANCE AUTO EXCHANGE. Inc
IA 81 Main 81 Open evenings L-65I0
FOX SALE-1rurks. SteWarf Truck IA
ton. stake body bargain ....-...S 2T3
2is ton So Bend Truck. solid tires
excellent condition. Special price 500
Hurwich Auto Parts 90 W. South ST,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
NIu.icaI Instruments

Musical instruments 81
FOR SALE-TWo good upright pianos I.
must be sold regardless Of price Jerry
Moore Storage Warehouse rear Of
pOst0ffce
FOR SAIE-Walnut Hinze piano. s145.
beautiful > octave walnut organ FOR
only $50 Orders taken for r. A
AIarowski. a learned piano maker and
concert tuner; expert player plano
mechanic. Lang Bros. III + Wayne
81 The House with a Policy" LIN
coin sS72
SPECIAL-During orr August Clearing
Sale only. new player piano. $3.50; free
bench and - rolls: used player tlSs.
Kimball Music store. Guiss Bros Prop
100 los V Division s.
seeds. Plants. Fertilizers So
FOR SALE-Tsn bushels Egyptian wint-
er onion sets ready now set them this
fall W. p. Pitcher, Buchanan. Mich.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-01
80 MILES RECORD
in HOUSE MOVING
Local Contractor Transports
Building From Fresno to
Galata in 60 Hours.

To move a house so miles and
establish a new worlds record for
house moving, is the honor John
Lehman of Great Falls claims. He says
the former record was made in Ten
nessee when a house was moved but
40 miles.
The moving was made on the order
of the Great Northern railway COM
pany to move a one story section
house. "a by IL feet, from Fresno TO
Galata. Mont, and the job was fin
ished in go hours which time is said
to be another record. The moving
was completed the first of last week.
Mr.. Lenihan, who is engaged in the
house moving business in Great Falls,
used a tractor and had but little trou-
BILE throughout the trip. Mention was
made of the accomplishment in a re-
cent number of the Popular Mechanics
magazine. 1t is 66 miles TO Galata
from Fresno by railroad but with side
trips, the road was so miles.
The weight Of the entire outfit. in
Guiding the skids. is estimated to have
been over 10000 pounds, according to
Mr.. Lenihan.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-01
COMMERCIAL MEN
TO EAT BUFFALO
Odgen Promises u. C.. T. Dele
gates Treat, June s,
9 and 10.

Barbecued buffalo meat, cooked to a
rare brown. will be the delicacy hand
ed out in Ogden to friends of the com
mercial travellers, who assemble there
June S, Q and 10 for the grand council
meeting of the United Commercial
Travellers of Utah Idaho and Montana.
Five of the herd of buffalo ranging on
Antelope island in the Great Salt lake
will be hunted down and killed in the
old frontier style.
Great Falls is expected to send a
large delegation to the grand council
meeting anS other Giles of the state
are to be well represented as the rail-
roads have granted special round trip
rates from all parts of Montana and
also Utah. Idaho, Wyoming and Ne
vada. Bands from Ogden. Salt Lake
City. Logan and Provo will furnish the
music. according to advance announce
ments.
The big day of the gathering will be
Saturday. the final day, when a pro-
gram of jollification will be staged tor
the benefit Of visitors. Ball games. a
parade. a street carnival and a Mardi
Gras ball are some Of the features Stat
ed for the final day. Shriners enroute
to San Francisco expect to take time
off at Ogden to put the patrols through
q little exercise.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-01
SALE OF SEATS
GIVES PROMISE
OF GOOD CROWD
Henry Dotseth Benefit Concert
Will Be Given at Grand
Theater Tonight.

A splendid spirit on the part of the
public combined with the individual
effort of the group Of business men
who are sponsoring the Henry Dot
seth benefit concert at the Grand
theater tonight at $50, it is believed
will make it one of the best attended
musical events Of the year. Seat sales
have been large and interest in the
project is high, it was stated Wednes-
de-. All persons having purchased the
yellow tickets may exchange them for
the regular seat checks at the box
office of the Grand this noon.
To Aid Musical Education
The concert is being given as a bene-
fit for Henry Dotseth, the talented
juvenile violinist of Great Falls, whose
genius it is desire to develop to it's
highest point. 1t is to establish a fund
for his future musical education that
the concert tonight is given.
Appearing in concert tonight are
several of the city's leading musicians.
who will present a program that is
happily blended between instrumental
and vocal numbers and has a happy
choice of soprano and baritone voices.
Two Parts In Program
All uulIUcFS on Tie program arc
the work of noted composers and they
will be interpreted by such singers as
Alex Campbell and Mrs. Alice Calvert
Bell and by such musicians as George
McClay and Henry Dotseth, for whom
the concert is given. The program
follows:
Part i.
George McClay, Pianist.
(a) Meditation from That's. III assenet
o. Concerto 23-First Movement AL
(c) Tzigane (The GYPSY Gabriel-Marie
Henry Dotseth, Violinist.
(a) Prologue ...............Leoncavallo
(b) Pale Moon ........... Knight Logan
Alex Campbell, Baritone.
Part III.
ta) Nightingale ...............W helpiey
tDJ IWliiSnt .EicHu
(c) The Floods Of Spring ........,....
Rachmaninoff
Alice Caivert Bell, Soprano
(a) Traum der Sennerin ...... .Labitzky
(b) Zigeunerweisen ............Sarasate
{c) Chanson Indoue ..............
,............... Rimsky-korsakoff
(d) Kejre Kati tScene from The
Henry Dotseth, Violinist.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-01
Ice Man Pumps Tire
While Sun Liqmdates
His Stock in Trade

Nero fiddled while Rome burned
and gained for himself a permanent
place in historical annals. Just
why he is entitled to such a posi-
ton is a little difficult to under
stand. for he was, after all, exhib-
ting a spirit that may have been
a novelty in his time, but a COM
mon one in the twentieth century.
lie couldn't keep Rome from burn
ing, so he might as well have fld-
died as to have done anything
else. Anyway. he was in no sense
TO be compared with q Great Falls
citizen who will, no doubt, die I'M
wept. unhonored and unsung.
Wednesday morning dawned fair
and it certainly looked as if God
was in His heaven and all was
right with the world, as the poet
said. There was but one dissent
err from this happy opinion. He
was the ice man.
Parked on a concrete alley at
the back of a brick apartment
house, he was in a position to get
the best that Old Sol had to offer.
He got it, but he offered no
thanks. 1t was IL o'clock and get
ting hotter and hotter. While the
ice man was dripping with persplr-
alton. his ice wagon was running
streams from every crack. And
to paraphrase on Nero, the ice
man vainly tried to pump up a flat
truck tire while the ice melted.