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The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22
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Mrs. Vivian Rivers Greenwood
is authorized to collect for the
COLORADO STATESMAN, and
any courtesies that you may
show her will be highly appreci-
ated by the proprietor, Joseph
D. D. Rivers.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

ports given us, the various choirs were
all in fine form. Another feature that
marked the Easter-day services were
the very lavish decorations and dis
play of flowers, lilies and palms. The
snow storm cut short the usual pa
rade of fine gowns and chic millinery
SO generally part of the Easter fes-
tivities in Denver.
STERLING, COLO, JOINS RANKS
OF THE N. A. A. C. p. BY MAG.
NlFIcENT CONTRIBUTION
TO DENVER BRANCH.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN OF DEN
YER BRANCH N. A. A. C. p.
STARTS OFF WITH RUSH.

Though the 1922 membership cam
paign of the Denver branch N. A. A.
C. p. does not open until Sunday next,
advance donations have begun to pour
in. To date the following have con-
tributed:
Citizens of Sterling, Colo. .....$ 5000
Rocky Min. Lodge No. l, f. &
a. NJ. ............... No.oo
Denver Camp American Wood
men ................. $500
Lone Star Chapter, o. Il. ST.. 1000
Self Improvement Club 1000
Mt. Lodge No. 80, 1. B. p. o. e 1000
Evergreen Chapter o. e. S.. 1000
Denver Colored Civic Assn. 1000
Columbine Court of Calanthe.. 800
Syrian Court No. 40. ........ 800
Bon Viviant Club. b............ 5.OO
Twentieth Century Club. b....... 300
Spanish War Veterans. 500
$175.OO
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22
$4,000

"Applieations With Aspirations"
will be the screaming farce at Zion,
Twenty-fourth avenue and Ogden
street, Thursday, April 9th, by the
Denver Glee Club.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

Denver GIee Club will offer a de-
lightful program at Zion Thursday,
April 27. Music lovers and others will
appreciate this splendid effort of local
talent.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

Mrs. n. Becton of 2232 Cleveland
place, who has been quite sick with
the flu for three weeks, is able TO be
out.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

Mrs. Golden Price returned to Den
yer Tuesday morning after three
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Wichita, Kan.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

MADAME n. j. SKILLERN, our
skilled artist and designer, came in for
much congratulations from the priest
Redeemer for her work on the altar
and pulpit coverings for Easter. The
madame maintains her fame as a mo-
diste, but as a designer and one of
than ordinary prestige in our commun-
ity. Such deserving citizens merit our
appreciation and loyal support.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

Rev A. NJ. Ward, pastor Towne ST.
A. M E. Church of Los Angeles, Calf,
passed through the city Wednesday en-
route to Washington, d. c., to attend
the A NJ. e. Church Extension Board
meeting, which meets on the 26th of
this month. On his return to Los An
geles he will visit several days in Den
yer. Rev. Ward has many friends here
who will be pleased to welcome him.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-04-22

Thursday, April 9th, Denver Giee
Club, at Zion, Twenty-fourth and o.
den, in concert and original farce. In
sure your seats early.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
AUTOMOBILE
BUYERS


carriole is now $500, formerly being
touring is now STATS, formerly being
81, 1928; the Nash Six seven passenger
touring is now 1850, formerly being
$1,S3O; the Nash Six two passenger
roadster is now $1,44S, formerly being
S 1893; the Nash Six four passenger
sport model is now $1,6S5, formerly
being $1,S35. !.
The roadster and touring models of
the Hupmobile which formerly sold
for $1,4SO in Great Falls are now sell
ing for $3.50, there being 500 re-
duction in price.
The Oakland touring model which
was formerly $3.50 in Great Falls is
now $1,000; the sports model Oakland
81 1850, and the Oakland roadster
which was formerly $1,325 is now
$1.175.
The Studebaker Light Six touring
and roadster models which were for
merly 81. $50 are now $3.50, fully
equipped in Great Falls; the Stude-
baker Light Six sedan which was
$2,O7O is now 81 ,s65: the Special Six
Studebaker touring model which was
$3.50 is now $1.5S5: the Big Six
Studebaker touring which was $2,155
is now $2,025; the Big Six Studebaker
speedster which was S2.295 is now
$2,175. S~tudebaker equipment for
above prices includes one extra cord
casing, tube. tire cover, Weed chains,
motometer and tank of gas.
The Velie five passenger touring
which formerly sold in Great Falls for
1926 is now SLAB. and the Velie
roadster which formerly sold for 5 1,625
is now $1.475.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Ways Of Making
Laundering Easier

Fresh stains come out much more
easily than old ones. 1t should be re-
membered also. that the same kind
of stain on cotton, linen. wool and silk
should not always be treated the same
a says the Delineator.
A little borax in the water used to
wash particularly soiled or discolored
clothes will tend to whiten them and
free the dirt. Sal soda dissolved in a
little hot water will soften water and
help to make a rich lather. The
strength Of the solution car soon be
determined after a few experiments.
The proportion needed depends, Of
course, on the degree of hardness of
the water.
Only white pieces and those that do
not fade should be put to soak. Clothes
soaked overnight should be soaked in
cold water and soap. II clothes are
put to soak in warm water, the pores
of the fabric open. leaving the dirt
on the surface. but during the night.
with the cooling of the water. the
pores close and by morning the dirt is
tightly held in the fabric and is diff
cult to get out. A second and often
the preferred way of soaking is to soak
in hot water in the wash-tub or wash
ing machine before breakfast. With
added hot water, they will be ready
after breakfast for washing.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
PLAYING GAMES BY RADIO

Playing games by radio is the new
est sport writes William Teller in
the July ST. Nicholas. 1.-THE boys in
and around New York City. who have
small radio telegraph sets, are having
a great deal of fun nowadays in car
rying on contests and tournaments
through the air. Folks who are listen
ing in hear conversations like this:
Its your move. John. l just
jumped from 20 to p.
"'Au right. Tom; I'm moving from
10 TO IA.
"If we did hear a conversation like
this. we should at ono know that a
game of checkers was being played.
Checkers is only one of the many
games that lends itself to radio. Play
ing radio checkers is just as easy and
almost as fast as playing the game in
the ordinary nne In fact, 1T is
more exciting than the usual game.
because we are always playing an in
visible opponent"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Edison Discovered
Vacuum Tube Use

Although the name Of Thomas A
Edison is rarely, if ever. connected
with radio in the minds of the enthu-
s~iasts, he was. nevertheless. one of the
early experimenters who discovered q
phenomenon which later proved to be
of vast Importance in the field of wire
less.
Mr.. Edison, in studying the action of
the incandescent lamp. observed thai
a current could be passed from the fila
ment across the vacuum IN the bulb to
a wire or plate inserted in the tube
He found that this current flowed as
soon as the fiIament became mean
descent and flowed only in one direc-
ton. toward the extra wire or plate
What was happening was that a great
number of electrons of negative cleo
tricity were leaping the gap from the
negatively charged filament to the
plate. which was positively charged in
relation to the filament. This phe-
later became known as the
Edison effect
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Make Bath Towels
From Bed Spreads

When the bedspread begins to wear
out. il may be cut into pieces the size
Of towels. hemmed and used for bath
towels. the Delineator points out.
When the overalis are covered with
grease and CRIME from the auto or en-
CINE, they may be Numbered very
easily by dipping the soiled portions
in kerosene oil. They should then be
rolled up and left for an hour or two.
then soaked and rubbed well. put
through warm suds and rinsed. Laun-
dering them this way saves about fifty
cents on the laundry bill.
A very satisfactory pad for the din
ing table may be made at home by buy
ing a piece Of asbestos, cutting it the
shape Of the table and then into two
parts the same size. Paste unbleached
muslin on each side Of the asbestos.
This asbestos pad is satisfactory and
is a great protection to the table.
During the summer season, when
fruit is more abundant. the housekeep-
er is often discouraged to find fruit
stains on her linen napkins. Why not
make a supply of napkins of Indian
Head: The coarse. firm threads are
easily drawn and the hemstitching
quickly done.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Radio Waves Travel
Best Over Water

Radio waves travel farther over wa
ter than over land. owing to the alb.
sence of distractions at sea which
tend to absorb the strength Of signals
The steel structure Of buildings, wa
ter pipes. telegraph wires, electric
light and power lines. and trees, as
we'll as many other objects, take the
energy from the Hertzian waves. The
trees, especially in the summer time.
when full Of sap. serve to absorb con
siderable radio energy from the sur
rounding ether.
The radio apparatus on a ship is so
arranged that the hull Of the vessel
serves the purpose of the ground on
shore. This connection affords q
splendid ground especially in salt
water. and in most cases surpasses the
ground of a shore station, thus helping
to increase the distance of transmits
sion and reception.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Along Auto Row
S~ETTERSTEDT e
NEW SHOP

f. l.. Setterstedt, who has been in
eastern cities for the last year, has
returned to Great Falls and has open
ed the Auto Radiator company at 2Oll2
Second street north. While in the
east Mr.. Setterstedt worked in many
of the leading radiator repair shops
where he studied the latest methods
Of building and repairing radiators and
other auto appliances. He will spe-
cialize in this line of work at his new
shop. He formerly was in business
in Great Falls as the Great Falls Auto
Repair works. his location being at
that time at los Third street south.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13

IMany Gaily Powered
Patterns Are Used
for Striking Effects
Nv ANNETTE BRADSHAW

- Gaily -flowered cretonne is favored
<yagain this season. and well it may be,
E.for the designs offered are more at:
~,tractive than ever. They are colcrful
N in the extreme. the two models here
T-Abeing fair examples.
One gives a lovely color blend In
II re green and blue, while the other uses
oK pink and black in a smart design on
. cream background.
sw The former is seen here at the left.
s6c The green chambray top portion is OF
sw that lovely blue-green which accents
70 both the green and blue of the lowered
so6 skirt. A black ribbon girdle confines
EN- the waist, while black pipes the sleeves
Il and neck. This frock follows the
70. vogue for tho dropped waistline and
svt forms a contrast with the model shown
{ at the right.
rsz. The latter is made peasant fashion
with laced bodice and Is belted at the
natural waistline. Black sateen forms
az the underslip. which is edged in white
ur braid. showing tiny, black scalloped
~ edges.
Black sateen for the house frock is
az both smart and practical. Some very
Of attractive sateen frocks are all black
So except for an appliqued design Of ere
tonne. These are smart for the little
a. ones, as well as for grown-ups.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
BUICK WILL SPEND
S2.OOO.0O0 FOR ADS

Buick Motor Car company at De
troit has set the biggest schedule in
ming August 1. according to James W.
Jordan Of the Western Motors com
pany of Great Falls. The largest
previous year the company has had
was 13O, 900 and the total output for
the fiscal year just ended was 100. 900.
The company is preparing to launch
a vigorous sales and advertising drive
that will continue throughout the year.
So, OOO, 900 having been set aside for
advertising
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Use Frame Aerial
to Reduce ''Stravs''

One method which the amateur will
find helpful in reducing certain types
of strays, is to use. instead of the usu-
al elevated a%ntenna, a coil antenna and
a more sensitive receiving set. A coil
may be constructed by winding
a suitable number of turns OF wire
with proper spacing on n square
Certain types of strays seem 10 come
from q particular direction, but many
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
ThatTiredFeeling oss.~S @*=>

HID you ever hear of a poem being
l. penned to a pair Of tired eyes. a
tired look. a tired spirit? Nor
have l.
'Twould be less than one-half of on'
per cent intoxicating were she to drink
to him only with tired eyes. would it
not? No, they must glow like the
sparks of fire. Ladies with bright
eyes rain influence, and get the prize
to p~araphrase a Milton observation.
That tired feeling is something no
9irl or woman can for beauty's sake
afford to LET linger long upon her. 1t
IL woefully destructive.
Can Be Helped Mentally
If you are chronically and perpetual
II fatigued. your first duty is to con
suit a competent physician to find out
whether you have tuberculosis, Brisht'f
disease. or any other demonstrable dis
ease. If you tire often and more easily
than anyone else you know and have no
chronic symptoms discoverable. you may
make up your mind you are simply an
other recruit in that vast army of
''tireds" or Just nervous" more in
need Of a good shaking than anything
else to pull you out of yourself.
If there is one dose you must not
administer yourself it is to admit it.
The more attention you give to the
feeling the more quickly you weaker
your power of resistance.
Fatigue Often Habit
WEAKNESS is a habit, just as surely
a. bridge or breakfast. with the woman
without chronic i'll. With the habit
fixed enough you can believe yourself
overworked when not more than 25 pei
cent of your energy force has been
pushed. Worry. fear, resentment. dis
create fatigue. Giving way to them
magnifies it. Presently, if you are not
careful, you may make of yourself An
out and out neurotic, a most unattrac-
tive type of ~womanhood, physically and
mentally.
In that authoritative and highly inter
esting book. 'Outwitting Dur Nerves."
the co-authors. Or. J. A. Jackson and
II. NJ. Salisbury, compiled a little cate
chism for the neurotic:
Q-Who gets up tired every morn
ing? A-The neurotic.
Q-Who fancies his brain 80 ex-
hausted that a little concentration If
impossible? A-The neurotic.
I-NDO kCUI DeHeVcS ulN1bcil OK
hausted as the result of work that 1.
now ancient history? A-The neu-
rotic.
QeWho lays all his voc to over
work? A-The neurotic.
Q-Who complains Of fatigue before
he has well begun? A-The neurotc
Q-Who may drop his fatigue az
soon as he gets the idea? A-The
neurotic.
Q-How can he get the idea? A
By understanding himself.
GLOW can he forget his ~fatigue?
A-By ignoring it.
GLOW can he ignore it? A-By
finding a good stiff job.
If he wants understanding in a nut |
shell, here it is:
Get understanding. Get courage
Get busy!
They advocate enthusiasm as the
best remedial agent for the nervous
and fatigued, and not the rest cure.
The best releaser of energy is en-
thusiasm.' say the authors, land you
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13

strays have 40 directional properties
The coil antenna has the property of
receiving a strong signal when pointed
in the direction from which a signal lie
approaching, and receiving only a weak
signal when pointed at right angles to
that direction. Thus by rotating a coil
antenna TO the proper position the d.
rectional types Of strays can be great
~ reduced. The strength of signals
picked up by a coil antenna is much
smaller than the strength of signals
picked up by the ordinary elevated an
tenna, and good results should not be
expected from a coil antenna unless
three or more stages Of application
are used.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
HUDSON ADDS
NEW SEDAN TO LINE

A new seven passenger sedan with
virtually an all aluminium body has
been added to the line of the Hudson
Motor Car company, according 10 W
W. Wight. manager of the L. c. Power
Motor Car company of Great Falls.
One Of the models has been shipped
to Montana, and Mr.. Wight is making
efforts to get 1t 10 show in Great
Falls.
The new body replaces the previous
sedan and incorporates a number of
changes. II is three inches lower and
of lighter weight with wider front and
rear seats. Better ventilation than on
previous models is provided for by q
larger cowl ventilator equipped with
a deflector. The rear window glass is
larger and the triangular panes of glass
which form part of the windshield
give the body a longer appearing eff
feet, as well as affording the driver a
greater range of vision.
The upholstery of the new sedan
and the floor rugs are of deep blue.
The interior accessories include rear
quarter shades. dome light with switch
SO located that it may be reached
equally well from the front or rear
compartment. smoking set. rear vision
mirror and other similar improvements.
All the doors have four hinge supports
and entrance to the body has been
facilitated by increasing the width of
the doors. Drum type side parking
lamps at the base of the windshield
are also standard equipment on this
body. The body panels are finished in
valentine blue and the chassis parts
are black.
The car is priced at 1926 f. o. b.
Detroit.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
Vatican Sends Radio
Messages to America

What is believed to be the first use
of radio by the Vatican in transmit
ting an official message to America is
a message received from His Holiness
Pope Plus NJ, through Monsignor T
Borgongini Duca, papal pro-secretary
of extraordinary ecclesiastical affairs,
to James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia
supreme knight of the Knights of CO.
lumbus. The radio message contains
the full, formal appreciation of Pope
Plus of the Knights of Columbus ST.
100000 American welfare work in
Italy now operating under the aus
pices of the Holy See.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
EARNS
BIG PROFITS

Profits of $S.110,926 for the three
months ended June 30, 1922, as against
S4.575,S36 in the first quarter. are re-
ported by the S%tudebaker corporation.
After allowing for reserves. net profits
were 81, 0S6, $50, against S4.O59, S4S in
the March quarter. This means a
profit equal to S11.50 a share earned
on the $50. OOO, 900 common capital
stock outstanding, after allowing for
the regular preferred dividends.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
MORE NJ
IN MONTANA

Car and truck registrations in the
United States totalled 10,60S,12 on
July 1. 1922. This is an increase of
! $50, SOP over the registration figures
for July l.. 1921. Using 1921 popula-
ton estimates. there is now one motor
vehicle for every 1915 persons in the
On July /, 1922. $500 motor We
hicles were registered in Montana.
This is a net gain of 1920 machines
over the registration of a year ago,
or a gain of SO per cent. 1t will be
remembered that Montana's registra-
ton for 1921 showed a loss over 1920.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
HAD PLENTY OF INQUIRIES

A well known authority on account
ing and federal taxation recently gave
a talk over KDKA at Chicago, and not
thinking of the range Of that powerful
station, offered to answer any Ques-
tons BY mail. Within the next few
days he received $500 requests for in
formation.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
THE POPULAR FRAYED HEM

Select basket cloth, tweed, homespun
or cheviot, as loosely woven materials
only can be frayed. Mark the depth
you want the fringe, with chalk or col
ored thread, then separate and pull
each thread, says the Designer. To
prevent further travelling. use the cross
hold it.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
IF LINCOLN HAD HAD RADIO

The broadcasting of President Hard
ing's speech at the dedication of the
Lincoln memorial brings up the thought
of what the martyred Lincoln himself
might have accomplished with such a
medium. Only by the widest imagina-
ton can the effect upon the people be
conceived. of II Gettysburg address,
b%roadcasted under conditions then OBJ
tanning.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
HUPP ADDS
TO DETROIT A

The Hupp Motor Car corporation
has undertaken new construction work
which will add more than 1000
square feet of floor space to its big
plant in Detroit. according to II. X.
Bickford of Bickford. Motor company
of this city.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
RETURNS
TO

o. y. Miller of Lewistown. who
spent two months in Great Falls with
the Buhler-Nash company. has return
ed to his home in the Fergus county
capital where he is in charge of Nash
sales in the Judith Basin.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
AMpLIF,ERs TO AID CONCERTS

The immense crowds who attend the
open-air concerts in the big cities,
where the soft and low" music 10 lost
to those on the edges of the crowds.
are looking forward to the installation
of amplifiera
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
PREllM

Ray-So your husband refused to
buy you an automobile?
May-Not exactly refused: he said
| ought first to become familiar with
machinery in general. So he bought
me a sewing machine.-Topics of the
DAY. Films
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
81 CHEVROlETS
In ONE MONTH

Johnson & klies sold - Chevrolets
in one month. according to Mr.. Klies.
The demand for the low priced car
equals deliveries.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13
says

philosophically," the advice runs, "as
a natural and harmless phenomenon
which will soon disappear if ignored.
you are likely TO find yourself pos
sessed of exceptional strength. You
can stand almost any amour of work.
providing you do not multiply 1t by
worry.
Work Is Remedy
Work and enthusiasm for work is
the panacea for that tired feeling, The
indefatigable energy of Edison and
Roosevelt is thus explained by psy-
biologists.
The wrong kind of emotion locks
up energy. The right kind opens great
stores of it.
NO fair, then. dwelling upon hurts
or sights; an old pain or disability long
since Disappeared; worry, fear or any
of these real causes from whence that
tired feeling springs, when all you have
to do is arise from your stupid tor
por, shake yourself out of self pity, get
courage, and get busy"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-13

Query: Beefsteak. round, average
helping. 80 calories: tenderloin steak.
one slice. $50; corned beef hash. 9
heaping tablespoons. so: lamb chop. one
broiled. 100. I wonder if you would
not like a little booklet I have Just
completed giving a list of feeds with
calories values. All it will cost You is
a stamped, addressed envelope. Fish,
meats. dairy products. vegetables,
fruits, breads. pastries, etc, are all
listed therein.