davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22
MARSZAEEK FOCH HONORO-
WYNN PREZYDENTEM AMERY-
KANSKIEGO LEGJONU.

COMPlECNE, Francja. - Mar
szaiek Foch. ktory W czasie wojny
swiatowej dowodzi} wszystkiemi woj
skami aljantow, zostal wczoraj ude,
korowany zlotym madalem, jaki lie.
gjon Amerykanski ma tylko dls
swoich prezydentow. Dekorowanie
marszalka odbylo sic ma miejscu
gdzie zostalo podpisane przez ME
go zawieszenie broni.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22

Niedzielna uroczystosc jubileuszowa Stowarzy-
szenia Polek Stanach Zjednoczonych odby}a sic
TAX, jak opiewa} program ubieg}ym tygodnu ogfo-
SONY.
w kosciele sw. Stanslawa B. NJ przy Forman
ul. odprawona zosta}a uroczysta Msza sw. inten-
Gle naszej newesciej Organizacj, ktore wysiuchaly
skupieniu ducha liczne zastepy naszych cz{onkin,
gromadnie do kosciofa przybywajac.
Podnios}a to by}a zaiste uroczysta chwila Jak-
re SERGE sic radowafo patrzec zaozycielk, Z
korne pochylonem giovanni modlace sic zasy}ajace
przed Iron Najwyzszego dziekczynne modify, ze z
Boza pomoca przetrwac, rozwinac sic spotezniec po
trafifa Organzaca, kora negdys, bo pietnascie lat
temu, do zycia powofafy.
Dziekczynienia sk}adafy tel czfonkine naszego
obecnego Zarzadu Centralnego, il tego wielkego
szczytu dostaply, re ich kadencji ia podnosfa u
roczystosc 15-letniego jubileuszu sic odbywaia.
Nemnejsza radosc maowafa sic ma twarzach
wszystkch cz}onkin, W kosciele nabozenstwie Ii
cznie zebranych. one odczuwafy to wewnerzne "a
dowolenie, jake daje swiadomosc dobrze spefnia
nego obowiazku.
Juz cd samego energiczny komitet jubileu
szowy krzataf sie przygotowania czyniac do bankie
tn i weczornei zabawy tanecznei. Gwarno tel byfo
przez caiy dzen W budynku wv. Pol. Am, gdzie
dalszy program tych uroczystosci miaf sic odbyc.
O godzinie lei wieczorem zaczefy lczne przyby-
wac czfonkinie wraz swym ajomymi rodZina-
mi. Juz pred godzina 8-ma obszerna sala Audy-
torjum Zwiazku Polakow Ameryce zapefnifa size
niemal po brzeg przybyiymi goscmi uroczy-
stosc
Ma prosbe przewodniczacej uroczystosci, pani
l.. Andrzejewskiej, ustawiono sic parami po paro-
krotnem przedefilowanu po sail, udano sic do sail
jadalnej dole, gdzie uz byiy suto zastawone sto-
ly
Po posileniu sic darami Bozym przewodnicza-
ca, pani l.. Andrze jewska, zagafa pieknem przemo-
wieniem uroczystosc nastepnie kolejno powofywa1a
szereg mowczyn mowcow do wypowiedzena pre-
fmowien.
Po ukonczonym programme uroczystosci banke-
towych udano sic ma sale gorna, gdzie przy dzwie-
kach doborowej orkestry, puszczono sic tany. "a
bawa taneczna przeciagne}a sic do poznej godzny
W nocy zauwazyc sic da}o ogolne zadowolenie, ja-
kie goscie wyniesi niedzienej uroczystosci JUBILEE
uuszowej Stowarzyszenia Polek Stanach Zjedno-
czonych pod opieka swietej Rodziny
Ma innem miejscu zamieszczamy. dok}adne spra
wozdanie odbytych uroczystosci, ujete forme u
rzedowego protokofu jake nam 1askawie nades1a-
zostalo przez Sekretarke tejze uroczystosc pa
mia Owczarek.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22

Micha}a wywo}anie powstana W kraju.
tych okarzen
nastepy slusznie nalzaego
nuse mie W radze regencyjnej
toku byi swiadzeie jdnego glow
nych pukownika zmaiy dawno
dazyl zasd honie
munsk
Ksae Karol zapytany mysi o Mnoicu, jaki
W Bukri, pwiedzil Wypdk ka1dego da pot~edzaja yL
ko obawy mole, dga do wpowadzenia rzadow
pubikansich. Jei wrocc do RuuT jedyne
tyko ceu by dy
nastj mel rodziny".
"Aby osiagnac powedza dae ksaie Kaol - do kto
pyjaciele dazmy, na4y zmiic zabranaae
do Ruun Nastepna by}by ezygnacja to koneez
ednego czonkow Spaw
Aa korej moi przyee pujey jest zupeinie egsna da
rrzy ziosci Rumunj jej dobra wskazana". - " "
Zaonezyy Rzyie obrady centaneso kotet partI fa
ssystowsaiej potyks Wioeh Pe
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22
'TRIUMFI FI0RkA BIAkEG0

Po drugi rzedu, ekipa poska bioraca u
dziaf zawodach hipicznych miedzynarodowych W
New Yorku odnios}a swietne zwyciestwo, zdobywa
jac "puhar narodow'.
w roku ubiegfym kawaerzysc polscy: major ToI
GEEK, rotmistrz krolikewicz por Szosand, wyste
pujac po pierwszy gruncie obcym zupefnie
w warunkach dla mich koni ME zwyczajnych, zdo-
byli szereg nagrod pomniejszych i zabrali SODA
'puhar narodow". w tym roku warunki dla naszych
jezdzcow byfy znaczne trudniejsze
Ekipa polska Sskadajaca sic puik. Rommela,
kap. Antoniewicza por. Starnawskiego, przebyfa
uciaziwa droge przez podczas nieustannej
pra,~ie bury, wyl adowafa New Yorku piatek
weczorem, diva dni pred rozpoczeciem zawo-
dow.
Ale to jeszcze ME wszystko. Ekipy amerykan-
ska, francuska kanadyjska, zapisane do zawodow,
by}y daleko epiej przygotowane nz roku ubie
gfym. OdraZu pierWszego dnia okazafo sie re kawa
lerzysci polscy ich kone beda musieli stoczyc
wake perwsze kasy, jesli maja czyc pierwszen
swo Ale czy istnieja jake przeszkody gdy jest ME
zfomna VIOLA i wiara w}asne silly!
Jezdzcy nasi mieli wiare re zwycieza zwyce-
zy
Me byfo takiego dnia ciagu tygodnia Madi
son Square Garden, zeby sztandar posk orfem ba-
lynn ME pov~iewaf znak polskiego trumfu. w
sczywstosc orzef ten, jak zaznacza nowojorska He
raid Tribune, dominowaf W zawodach i odatujac do
Polsk zabiera soba najcenniejsze nagrody, razem
IL "puharem narodow'.
! Dla publicznosci amerykanskiej sportowej, kto-
ra ME jest dobrze poinformowana re Polacy cd CITE
rech juz lat zawodach hpicznych miedzynarodo-
wych zaszczytne reprezentuja armje polska, jmu-
jac miesce przednie mog}o sic wydawac ze zeszforo-
sezne zwyciestwo polske by}o przypadkowem i kwe-
sta szczescia Obecnie publicznosc jest prxeona-
jak najdobitniej, ze jazda polska dlatego goru-
je zawodach miedzynarodowych bo jest najlepsza.
Lepiej skakali tym roku Kanadyjczycy bez
porownania lepiej niz roku zeszfym, spsal sic A.
merry kane. Ale jezdzcy polscy bijac ich rekordowo
mafa iloscia punktow karnych bo stracili zaledwie
poitora punkta, zfozy swiadectwo takiej jazdy W
piatek wieczorem, jaka s}uszne podziw uznanie
wzbudzic musafa wsrod sportowcow amerykanskich.
! Ma zawodach piatek byfo cztery tysiace, a
moze wiecej naszych rodakow. Lecz entuzjazmowa-
sic ME tylko oni ale dwanascia tysiecy zebranych,
wsrod ktorych znajdowali sic wybtn Amerykanie
cudzozemcy, "smietanka" sportowa towarzyska z
ca}ych Stanow Zjednoczonych sk}ada}o uznanie
jezdzcom polskm sposob rzadki W tych wypad-
kach, bo przez powstanie.
i Czy da sic opisac jak dumni byi nasi rodacy
ktorzy ten wieczor piekny najwie ekszym napreze
, ma wfasne oczy widzieli
Czy MONA wyobrazic sobie lepsza propaganda
polskosci Ameryce, jak ia, ktorej sprawcam So
dzien reprezentanci armji polskej, W tym wypad
/ ku Poski
kawalerzystom naszym czesc!
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22


spk
" RnUz low pl nny
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22

Polycy, lerac rozpoczei AngU gitaje wilka ska
Marszaek polny Sir William Robertson. ktory wojny
s~aowe dowodii jedna j anglskich franuski
ruhu pokooweg nofje nod do robojeni
Siedzimy sose kul armatnich sic e la
da chwia mole nastape wybuch mowach swyh
zdnia wybtnych anglkow "Zmiat obrojeni, swad
kam wyscigu pomedy Stanam
ale tyko da zachowania pesiu, iadnej
stej porzeby".
Jakie znaczenie bedzie mia{a adlugo mole
dowemy, bo AnglI wsystk wo robi
jest ceu prowadona by odroce ogona cd
bic ame to jest cd AngG ktorej wieu go wiasnie
wiecej zbro wy:cigah
do mety dobsga? A moiEwe, 1e tax jest.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22


posob, wyboraeh
produktywnych organizacy.
Closowae pyszch wyborach beds mog! tyko CT, koych IA
zosa jcze szezegoiach Minister pawdwo;ci
poda
roku.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22

Paryza ze rozmowe
noty,
dalej nadmen, Litwy
do
Gill; ponewaz est trony
BRAND dod
"
wece do zaiatwienia.
Oberwaio sic wiee klmsowi irdow kowien.kieu, kory
Bdo dobe sic .talo, ofn.
iadnyeh osrodek wypowiedsi+ e. jsk " je stA.o
wsko
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22
korzystajcie z
Wo|nego Wstepu.
CO SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?

kseca Karola byf posef rumunski Warszawie.
regencyjnej Ksiaze Karol oskarza regencje chec
Powszechne wybory zostaly znesone - Niezdrowe
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-11-22

Nezwyka toku ssdowych .prawe
wywoao osadcxen k1onego, gosnego
nsnie'u keeia karoa opubikowanego paryk
munski posel W Warszawe, p. Davis 49,.
daych swyeh zexnanaeh Mnoiescu jaegkolek
ud.iasu .kea .pkow. ua,.se ks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
Not All She Gets

The necklace of oriental pearls
isn't all that Mary Catherine will re-
ceive through her mothers efforts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
WOMEN IN AUTO
ACCIDENT MISSING
Police Fail to Find Two Be.
Iieved Hurt.

Two women said to have been in,
jured in an accident at Belmont
Ave. and the 1. e V. railroad al
10 p. m. Thursday night, had not
been found early today. Sergt.
Frank Reilly, in charge of a police
emergency car, learned the women
were in an auto struck by a switch
engine. After climbing from the
wreckage, cut and bruised, one said
she was not injured in the accident,
but in a fight with her husband.
She left the scene to seek a doctor,
witnesses said.
Frank Foster, 25, who gave ad-
dresses of 1923 Il. st. Clair st. and
S07 n. Capitol Ave, told police he
was driver of the car. Charges of
driving while intoxicated were
placed against him. He said one Of
the women was his wife, Pearl, 81.
A man with him giving the name Of
Guy l.. James, 20, also in the auto,
was charged with intoxication. He
said the other woman was his wife,
Hazel, 20, and he lived at 525 N.
Delaware st. Police searched both
residences at 3 a. m. today and
failed to find the women. Foster
said they had been at the home of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

To DIR. w. B. Caldwell, of Month
cello, ILL.,, practicing physician for
AZ years, it seemed s@cruel that so
many constipated infants and chill
dren had to be kept constantly
stirred up" and half sick by taking
cathartic pills, tablets, salts, Gallo
mel and nasty oils.
While he knew that constipation
was the cause of nearly all chill
drens little ills, he did not believe
that sickening purge" or "physic"
was necessary.
In DR.. ,Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin he
discovered a laxative which helps to
establish natural bowel regularity"
even If the child is chronically con-
stipated. DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin not only causes a gentle, easy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
LYING GIRL FAILS
IN HORROR STORY

Flowing from child mind, hor-
rifying story TO gain sympathy, was
blasted by police Thursday night.
A girl, IL, was found by Patrol
man Spears at Paris Ave. and Fall
Creek Blvd. late Thursday. She said
a Negro seized her and pulled her
into his auto. tied her hands, gagged
her, tore her clothing in an at
tempted attack, freed her and drove
away. City hospital doctors, said
she was uninjured. The story began
to unfold. A father came to head
quarters for aid in search for a
daughter. The names tailed. He
told how his wife had reprimanded
the daughter for taking money from
a savings bank. She told her that
her father was to learn about it
when he returned. The girl went to
school there said she was going to
drown herself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
LAST HEARING ON
SEWER SATURDAY
Rleasant Run Project in Cir
cult Court.

YoVV1VOO IlSdSdIlL IIuIl' main inter-
terceptor sewer will be held Satur-
day at 9 a. m. before Circuit Judge
Harry o. Chamberlin.
The board of works ordered the
Improvement, pending for months
Circuit Court has jurisdiction over
the plan, because part Of the costs
will be assessed against property
outside the city.
According to city attorney. John
K. Ruckelshaus, plans were revived
as result of the change in the
statute governing the sewer con-
struction by the last Legislature.
Under old law there was some ques
ton of the citys authority to build
the sewer.
2 Mrs. Carl Wagner, 6744 E. Michi-
gan St., urged all property owners
interested in the improvement to
attend the hearing. Irvington Civic
Clubs urged the project.
The sewer will run from 500 feet
$east of Arlington Ave. along
Pleasant Run, joining the Bean
Creek sewer at Garfield Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

In these things The Times endeavorng Circulation
the people to whether that service is satisfactory
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

The Times sent the poem written
by Mrs. Stair to the Add.a-Pearl
company in Chicago. The author re-
ceived an immediate letter of appre-
citation, an assurance that the poem
was to be used in a nationally cir
culated brochure and accompanying
it were twenty more pearls for Mary
Catherine.
"All together, I've concluded it
was mighty lucky that 1 lost my
girlie's thirteen pearls that day."
commented Mrs. Stair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

resentative handed the mother an
which Mrs. Stair had won for Mary
Catherine.
sort Of coincidence, this
thirteenth element" said Mrs. Stair,
laughing, for it was thirteen pearls
strung on a necklace and which /
lost for Mary Catherine some time
ago that brought all this about. 1
felt terrible about losing them and
l guess I might have believed in
that thirteen jinx just about that
time"
Beaten at First
ut was not on Friday, but 1 do
believe it was on the thirteenth of
March that l read about The Times
pearl story contest and the thought
came to me, Perhaps / can replace
Mary GATHERINGS pearls by writing
a Times pearl story Unfortunate
ly, selected poetry as my medium.
That barred me from winning in the
story contest, but 1 started in
getting Times subscribers, which
was part of the 'Add-A-Pearl offer.
Intensely Enthusiastic
II soon became Intensely enthusi-
astic as each Times subscriber 1 got
meant another dollar pearl to be
added to my girlie's necklace. l
hardly dared dream I'd receive the
big prize, though, which means that
l got more Times subscribers than
anybody else who entered the con-
test, and 1 almost fell over when
The Times representative handed
me the order for 5000 worth of
pearls today. No, Friday the 18th
isn't unlucky-we're sure of that,
aren't we?" asked Mrs. Stair, and
her small daughter, pupil of School
66, nodded a vigorous affirmative.
Not All She Gets
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
BEVERIDGE MEMORIAL
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Con-
siders Proposal.

A movement to establish a nae.
mortal in honor of Albert J. Bever-
idge is under way in the ranks of
elta Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
1.-THE movement was started at
Thursday nights meeting Delta Kap-
pas at the Columbia Club. The me-
mortal would be placed in the De
PAW fraternity house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

lin, still preserved in the eel
lars OF p J ..- IN dealer dates back to
1910 and 1881. : {AliAsR M
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13
Mother! lis
Cruel to "Physic"
Your Child

bowel movement, but, best of all, it
never gripes, sickens or upsets the
most delicate system. Besides, 1t is
absolutely harmless and so pleasant
that even a cross, feverish, bilious,
sick child gladly takes it.
Buy a large 60.cent bottle at any
store that sells medicine or write
Syrup Pepsin," Monticello. Illinois,
for FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

The orange tree bears fruit and
flowers at the same time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-13

Of ]. w. McCray, SO, Of 547 Auburn
ST., conductor.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
SLOGANS BRING
IN MORE PRIZES
MRS. JAMES TERRY AND o. c..
JOHNSON LUCKY WINNERS
HI-LTNE CONTEST

Mrs. Jas. Terry of Wolf Point
and o. c. Johnson of Wolf Point
are the fortunate readers of the
Wolf Point Herald who won the
special prizes offered by the Shell
by Pipeline G. Refining Co. for
slogans to use in connection with
Hi-Line gasoline, according TO word
Just received from the contest
judges.
The slogan submitted by Mrs.
Terry. who wins $1,000 Hi-Line
gasoline coupon book, was Power
in Every Pint" and that submit
ted by Mr.. Johnson who wins
$500 Hi-Line gasoline coupon
book. was East or West Hi-Line's
Best"
Several thousand suggestions
were received from people through
Continued on last page)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
OLD TIME FIDDLERS,
CONTEST JAN. 18TH

An old time fiddlers' contest will
be the main feature of the pro-
gram to be broadcast from station
KGCX, Vida, Montana, Sunday af-
ternoon, January 16. Every old
time fiddler in this part of the
state is invited to enter. Regis
tration before the date of the con-
test may be made with either c.
w. Hamblin, Wolf Point or Ed
Krebsbach, Vida.
Another announcement in con-
nection with station KGCX has
been made this week. A number
of programs have been broad cast
by means of remote control"
from the G. H. Flint home in this
city. The Stenn'es' home has seen
fitted up as a studio and il
future the remote control pro-
grams viii be broadcast from
there.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
TWENTIETH LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY ORGANIZES
EASTERN MONTANA WINS
SPEAkERSHfP WITH
DAVIS, WIBAUX

Helena Glenn T. Davis of Wi
bauX county was nominated Sun
day night at the caucus of repub-
lican house members of the TWEEN
tieth assembly, which convened
Monday, as the party candidate
for speaker. The vote which nom
mated Davis was 81 to is for f.
H. Cooney, of Cascade county, and
seven for G. NJ Moss, of Flathead.
Moss was nominated for speaker
pro tenn and R. c. Bricker, of Fer
gus county, speaker of the 1925
session, was named republican
floor leader.
The result was victory for
eastern Montana, which was pitted
against the west and central parts
of the state in the speakership
contest.
Moss, who is publisher of the
White Pilot, finished third in the
contest, was then given the posi-
tion of speaker pro tenn, while
Bricker was named for floor leader,
in which position he will have
practically as much influence as the
speaker himself. 1t is the expec-
tation that Bricker will WELD
large influence in the naming Of
the house committees.
Ray Nagle of Lewis and Clark
county was offered by the demo-
Gratis as their candidate for the
speakership. For floor leader this
session the minority party elected
Albert Besancon of MissouIa.
In The Senate
Senator James G. Griffin of
Blaine county, was nominated by
the Republican members of the
senate as president pro TEN, which
carries with it the duties of flool
leader for the majority party,
position held last session BY
Frank Hazelbaker.
Continued on last page)
4
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
DOZEN PRISONERS
in COUNTY JAIL
JOE KITTOCK FROM ScOBEY
AND 2 ALLEGED HORSE
THIEVES INCLUDED

The Hotel Anderson has an un-
usually full house this week
There are now twelve prisoners
confined there. One of the latest
prisoners to arrive was Joe Kit
took of Scobey. who was brought
here from Scobey for safe keeping
Kiftock was sentenced last week
to serve a term Of from five to ten
years for manslaughter The Kit
tock trial in Scobey reused con-
siderable interest in this section
Of the state. He was convicted
Of Staying Carl Siegert nearly two
years ago, later throwing his body
in the Poplar river.
Two other prisoners in the jail
are William and James Warren.
brothers. from Bainville who are
charged with grand larceny. The
alleged circumstances are that the
two men wished to take a trip
and appropriated two horses and
the necessary equipment from
Charles Swanke last Sunday. They
rode nearly to Trenton and then
dismounting, turned the horses
loose and took the saddles with
them into Trenton, n. d. One of
the horses strayed onto the Great
Northern right of way. was hit by
q train and killed The consta-
bic at Trenton was informed of the
alleged thief and apprehended the
men. Sheriff Marshall of Willis
ton took them there and then
John Iwen came and took them
back to Bainville. Sheriff John
Anderson then brought them to
the Roosevelt county jail where
they are being held pending fur
ther action.
The day before Christmas Theo-
dore Kicker of Poplar was brought
to Wolf Point and placed in the
county Jail, charges against him
being in connection with the Rosie
Wallette case. The other prison
ers making up the dozen now in
isil are ones whose cases have
been previously mentioned.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
FIRST MEETING
OF new BOARD
LEESON ELECTED CHAIRMAN
HARBO QUALITIES AS
NEW MEMBER

The new county board met tues
day and Wednesday for their first
session for the term from Decem-
Der 6. 1926, to December 8, 1928.
Their first act was to organize.
George Leeson, who is serving his
second term, was elected chair
man. Andrew Harbo, elected this
fall to the board, presented his
qualifications and duly became
a member of the board.
The following appointments
were approved:
Charles Council undersherln
James Boyd, deputy sheriff; Frank
Bannister, deputy sheriff; Martin
Trenne and Ford Monroe of Pop
lar, deputy sheriffs.
Arlie Foor, deputy county at
torney
J. G. seeI, deputy clerk and re-
corder: Genevieve Montgomery
stenographer in the office OF the
clerk and recorder.
Florence Coulter, deputy asses
sor.
The reports of all officers were
read and approved.
The following banks were ap-
proved as repositories for county
funds: the First State Bank and
the First National Bank OF Won
Point; the Traders State Bank OF
Poplar: the Culbertson State
Bank; the First National Bank oil
Bainville; the Farmers Bank OF
Bainville and the First State Bank
of Froid. Bonds for security for
county funds in these banks We're
checked and approved.
]. C. Yandell was reappointeu
ianitor for the court house.
William Balbinot was hlred 10
do general work for the county
with compensation of sl5o
month.
The board adjourned Wednes-
day to meet in special session on
Wednesday, January 19.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
PIONEER BRAVERY IN
FLAMING FRONTIER"

Super-realism in the Custer
massacre which forms the climax
Of the Universal super-production
THE Flaming Frontier" coming to
the Liberty theatre, January 13
and IA, was guaranteed by the en-
gagement of the grandson of the
great chief Gall mighty fighting
chief Of the Sioux. 1t was Gall
who, while the Medicine Man,
Sitting Bull, invoked the aid of
the Indian deities led his doughty
warriors against the inferior forces
Of General Custer and it was he
who directed the ensuing massa-
ere which forms one of the dark
est pages of American history.
Thanks to his help and the infor-
nation he was able to give, owing
to his having heard his grand
father tell the story many times
Universal was able to show the
methods of Indian warfare histori-
cally correct and forming one of
the most interesting and realistic
bit Of history ever shown on the
screen.
To show his appreciation of the
part which was given him in the
production Of one of UniversaFs
greatest pictures, young Gall pre-
sented to the Universal City mu-
scum his most treasured family
possession, wrapped in a buck
skin, decorated with beads, silver
and matrix turquoises. The gift
must have wrenched his heart, but
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