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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
mIneE pAuL,s CASE

Judge S. E. Paul Of the 2Oth
district is asking for favorable
consideration at the hands OF the
Republican voters of the district
in the primaries. Judge Paul
saws he stands for on his record
for fairness and ability made
during the past our years on the
bench. He points to ten OF ms
decisions upheld by the Supreme
court to two that were reversed.
we have heard few if any COM
nIaints of Judge Paul's work IN
this county. 1t is not Judge Paul
himself to whom the supporters
Of George Cudhie object but the
associates he keeps-the red, law
defving gang that takes orders
from The Producers News, who
brought Paul out and made him
Judge four years ago. Now
when hat outfit has no ticket IN
tbe primaries, Judge Paul be
comes a Republican and files on
the Republican ticket and hopes
for Republican support.
A Judges politics is Of small
Importance so long as he cleves
to the principles of justice and
LOYALTY and is free and unhamper-
ed in the exercise of those prln-
ciples. This whole matter is n
of principle and not of PERSONAL
itv. There are some things that
patriotic. conscientious citizens
cannot wink at, and the unparal-
leled conditions in Sheridan
county. brought about by The
Producers News, is n OF them
In it's last issue The Producers
News says in plain language that
the Progressive Farmers CORNER
" known as Farmer-Labor parity
endorses just one candidate on
the Sheridan county Republican
ticket, and that is S. E. Paul.
The case of Cudhie vs.. Paul is
we'll and fairly argued in paid
political matter on the last page
of this paper, to which particular
attention is called. The verdict
will be left to the great jury o.
electors.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
LET'S CUT THE WEEDS

Now would be a proper time to
cut and burn the sweet clover
and weeds along the sides of
streets and on vacant lots. Every
year they grow up and go to seed.
A public spirited lady called up
the Herald this week and request
ed that the matter be brought to
the attention of property owners
and the authorities. When the
big rush is over no doubt this
comparatively small yet impor-
tant matter will no doubt receive
attention. 1t is understood there
is an ordinance covering this sit
uation.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
RYDER's STRONG CAMPAIGN

Arthur Ryder of Froid who
seeks nomination as representa-
tive in the Legislature uses the
argument that his two former
terms have given him an intimate
knowledge of the ways and means
that get results at Helena. He is
especially interested in the pro
lection of certain measures
which he assisted in passing at
the last session that meal much
to the schools of this end of the
state and to the farmers. He is a
farmer and business man of long
experience and long residence in
this county and has worked con-
~sistently and Loyalty in the inter
ests of this city and the county
both west and east.
Voters are referred to his W
statement of his case on the local
page of this issue.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
scHNITzLER MISSING FUN

Senator ]. w. Schnitzler of
Froid who has won a statewide
reputation as a farmer, banker
and legislator, and who is on the
Republican ticket to succeed
himself, is one of the candidates
who will miss the fun of trim
ming an opponent at the primaries
because he has no opponent. Few
men care for the job of attempt
ing to beat the flying farmer from
Froid.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Morning Worship at 1909 a. m.
Sunday morning worship July
18th at 1900 a. m. Last Sunday
the pastor was in attendance at
the n. f. Montana gathering at
the new church in Antelope.
Weather conditions made the
roads nearly impossible but a
good attendance contrived to get
there in one way or another and
we had a fine time. / cannot re-
call another convention I have at
tended so thoroughly under the
gripping power of Gods Word.
The interest grew with our SEES
sions. We hope all of us will be
able to go next time.
Worship Sunday morning is al
ways warmly welcome at First
Lutheran.
Other Services
July 1S-The Ladies aid of the
St. Paul's congregation will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Henry Ferdina at 1870 p. m, All
welcome.
REV. A. O. JOHNSON.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

of Vida.
Sunday, July 15-Divine ser
vices will be held at 10 o'clock.
Sunday schol after the services at
II o'clock.
In the afternoon there will be
German church services at 300
o'clock.
Summer School
Religious summer school is
being held by the pastor in the
school house east of Christ OIL
sons place on Tuesday and We'd
nesday forenoons, from $50 to
1870. At the Burch school on
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

The Democrats may profess to
be fond if the farmers, but what
a time they are going to have
trying to make the Tammany
Tiger look at home in the barn
yard.-Detroit Free Press.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Friends of Wellington Rankin,
candidate for governor r point
ing out as points in his favor that
ne is an ex-service man, and that
he is dry in habits and III princi-
pie.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Even though he is unopposed,
do not fail to give w. L. Young a
vote because he has given the
county valuable service as
ty commissioner and deserves the
good will and cooperation of all.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Odd as it seems, the fact that
the pictures of all the county
officials did not appear in the
group on the front page of last
weeks special issue of The Her
aid has caused some. comment,
The group included all the cuts
we could secure or get made in
the short time available. We
would have been glad to have had
the others to make the group
complete. We will sure have to
get them before November.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
INCOME COUNTY FILINGS

State Senator
F. S. Kalberg, R.
Jas. Crawford, R.
John A. Green, D.
State Representative
Ray Hagestad, R.
Elias Rorvik, R.
County Commissioner
Thos. H~orsford, R.
w. E. Reed, R.
Geo. w. Conklin, r.
Erling Njaa, D.
County Sheriff.
Floyd Davis, R.
Chris Peterson, R.
Mason Knapp, D..
County Treasurer
A. C. White, r.
Sam Funk, R.
Peter ROrvik, d.
County Attorney
F. N. Hannah, r.
Homer A. Hoover, D..
Clerk of Court
Geo. E. Lytle, r.
John Vejtasa, R.
County Assessor
Olaf Wahl, r.
Jos Mckee. r.
Sylvester Dryer, D.
Co. Supt. of Schools
Ethel I. Starner, r.
Nellie Reno, D.
Public Administrator
F. c. Nassau, R.
Jay Elverud, r.
Co. Surveyor
NTooI DonI-e d
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Thursday and Friday forenoons
from s to 11:30.
Any parents who want their
children to learn the truths of the
Bible upon which the Christian
religion is based are welcome to
send their children.
REV. R. F. CORDES.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Don't neglect to vote for the
special 10 mill levy for better
roads through the farming dis
tricts of the county.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

With the prohibition statute
again on the books and county
officials armed With power to en-
force it, it will be extremely i'm
portant to have a county attorney
who practices prohibition and
keeps sober, for instance such as
Arlie NJ. Foor.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Democrats can vote for Senator
B. X. Wheeler with the assurance
that they are not voting to
strengthen the power Of the min
ing or any other big interests and
to weaken the power of the ag-
cultural interests. Some candi-
dates keep their true sentiments
carefully cloaked, but everyone
may know where Sen. Wheeler
stands.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

BETHEL MENNONITE CHURCH
Meet in Pioneer School near Volt
9:45 a. m. General Singing.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
Our message: Christ for All"
Our motto: "All for Christ"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
EVANG. LUTHERAN CHURCH
MISSOURI SYNOD.

Calendar of services held at the
South View School House, six
miles north and three miles east
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13

Four battles that will be watch
ed with interest-Gov. Erickson
and Roy Ayers; Joe Dixon and
Charlie Williams; Sen. Wheeler
and S. v. Stewart; and the
Walker, Rankin, Dennis, Paul
bout.
The new Italian tennis cham
pion is G%asolini. He will not last
long-some match viii result in a
blowup.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
LIST Days Results

Bronc Riding-Floyd Stillings
on Shimmy, list; Bob Russell, on
Big Enuf, End; Buck Turner, on
Fred Fear, third.
SIS mile race-Hank Cusker's
Come First, list; Bert Thomas
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-13
FIRST
DAY OF BIG SHOW

Continued from first pagal
low Devil, Fred Fear, Big Enuf,
Frank Cusker, Yankee Doodle,
Ray Mitchell, Toggy, Hard Luck,
Lizzie Tay, Who Cares, Buddy
and Redstone. For the last two
years Who Cares has been the
worst bronze at the Great Falls
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

also edged with ! tufe rufle
The extreme decoiletage which
forms deep v at the back Is edged
with the tulie. A narrow band 81
silver ribbon encircles the natural
waistiine, which adds to It's quaint
charm Silver slippers and pearls
are the only acceasories worn with
slle eQstHne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
A Macy PIKNIK UTAN
Kitinoen skerilt egyhazak es egyetek kozos pix
mike - sok szaz ember vett reszt a jol rendezett
mulatsagon. - A kezdetnek foytatasa is lesz.

Az elmult szombaton folyt le a
harom Youngstown magyar egy-
ha zkozseg es ket vilagi egyesiilet
altal rendezett nagy koz0s pix
mix Campbell parkban. A rem
dez6seg odado munkajat teljes
erl.0lcsi es anyagi skier koronaz-
ia meg. Mar kora delutani
6rakban kezdett gyiilekezni k0-
zonseg, mely sotetedeskor ege-
szcn ellepte tancterem k0rnye-
ket. A tame megszokott j6 hangu-
La. an xviii egesz sereg mulatta-
to alkalom: gyermek trefas YER
senyek, ferfiak pipagyujtasi YER
senye, sorsolasok stb. gondoskod-
talk r6la, hogy a megjelent ko-
zonseg j6l erezze magat.
Mem hianyzott kitiin5 ma
gy ar konyha sem, melynel steel
toni rom. kath., a fiiggetlen ref.
es a magyar g0r. kath. egyhaz
asszonyai szorgalma toskodtak,
mig siitemeny satorban Kos
suth K0r n6tagjai szolgaltak a
fr;ssit6ket es edessegeket. A rem
dezes egyebb munkajat Gagyi ia
nos bizottsagi elnokkel az elik0n
a rendez6 k0z0ssegek ferfiai lat
TAX ell kifogastalanul.
Kes6 ejjel, j6val ejfel utan volt
mar, mid6n a koz0nseg egeszen
eloszlott atvette cs0ndesseg
az uralmat a Campbell parkon.
OFT lehetett latni minden tavoz6
arcan megelegedettseg moso-
lyat, mely egyben biztat6 remeny-
seq ARA is, hogy a jov6ben rende-
zendS esetleges hasonl6 alkalmak
ITALIAN meg nagyobb skier jegye-
bel fognak lefolyni.
Amint ertesiilink, rendezG-
seq hetf0n este tartott elszamol6
gyiilese $411.20-t allapitott meg
teljes bevetelkent, melyb6l levon-
va a felmeriilt kiadasokat $183.O5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
AGYONLOTTE A BARATJAT,
A CSALADI BEKEERT

Ket egykori jobarat es a koz0-
sen szeretett asszony veres felte-
kenysegi tragediaja nyert bafeje-
zest multi napokban a kir. Ku-
rianal. Dombai Lajos latranyi
f0ldmives es Molnar Sander ven
degl6s gyerekkori j6baratok vol
TAX. A baratsag azonban veget ert
- amikor Dombai elvette AIT a
leanyt, aki Molnart kikosarazta.
Az eskiv6 utan kikosarazott We
ltelytars ragalmak egesz 0zone-
vel halmzota tl a fatal asszonyt
$ uton, utfelen AIT hiresztelte a
faluban, hogy viszonya van Dom
bal Lajosneval.
"A fiatalasszony egre-foldre es-
kudozott ferjenek, hogy hi volt
hozza S az egesz pletyka csak
Molnar bosszujanak miive. A ferj
hitt is, ne mis- az asszonynak, de
az aldatlan pletyka hosszu ho
napok alatt teljesen feldulta ide-
geit Dombainak. Amikor MOlnar
Sander mar a szomszedos kozse-
gekben is AIT kezdte hiresztelni,
hOgy akkor szereti Dombai fe-
leseget, amikor akarja, Dombai
befogott szekerebe, elhajtott Mol
narhoz es vadaszpuskajaval ket
l0vessel leteritette az egykori jo-
baratot.
- TIE gazember, t0nkretettel,
most leszamoltam veled! kial-
totta, maid visszaiilt a szekerreI
es nyomban Kaposvarra hajtott,
ahol az iigyessegen jelentkezett.
Dombait q kaposvari t0rvenysz6k
gyilkossag miatt Is evi fegyhazra
Is pecsi itel6tabla EROS felindu-
'lasban elk0vetett szandekos en-
ber6lesert mar csak hat 6vi fegy-
h&xra itelte. "A Kuria az iteletet
megvAltoztatta IS Dombait negyl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

0sszegben, $228.15 maradvany a
rendez0 k0z0ssegek k0z0tt egyen-
IL aranyban osztatott szejjel.
A pikniki elszamolason xviii a
rendez6seg targyalta annak lehe-
t6seget is, hogy nyar folyaman
esetleg meg egy hasonlo pikniket
rendez s mem lehetetlen, hogy
ha ere mod kinalkozik - tell
mulatsagait is koz0sen rendezi
meg, Ebben a targyban kiil0nben
a jov6 hetf5n este ujabb megbe-
szeles lesz a Kossuth K0rben.
Minket, mint az osszmagyarsag
erdekeit szolgal6 ujsagot, ebben a
kerdesben nagy dolognak els6 sor-
ban mem anyagi oldala erdekel,
hanem az erk0lcsi jelent6sege,
hogy ct telintelyes magyar k0-
Lz0sseg egy akarattal megrende-
zett alkalmai igen el6ny0sen be-
folyasolhatjak magyarsag egy-
mas k0z0tti jobb megerteset
Or6mmel latjuk tehat az els6nek
sikeret remeljiik, hogy a renae-
z0 k0z0ssegek maid mem allanak
meg feluton, hanem munkajukat
folytatni fogjak.
A k0zos piknikre eddigi beje
|lentes szerint Kossuth K0r ut
jan adakoztak. DR.. Laurisin Jeno
| Matyassy Margit es Mez6 Kalmar
egy-egy dollart. Liszkay Gabor
Inc, Uray Karolyne, Benyei Lasz
lone es Horvath Antalne egy-egy
tortat,, Molnar Lajosne ket tor
tat. I'd. Menyhert. J6zsefne egy
tai fankot, Gagyi Janosne egy
nagy tai di6s es makos siitemeny'
es Deak Paine egy horgolt disz
parnat.
A Bridgeport Szovetseg utjar
lSpitk6 Sandorne adomanyozot'
legy Macy kosar fank'ot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
MEG AKARTA OLNI A FELE-
SEGET, AKI MEM EGYEZETT
Belle A K0Z0s HALALBA

Konyarr6l jelentik: - Tripcs6
Sander konyari, hajdum'egyei
f0ldmives borzalmas m6don akar-
t ameg0lni feleseget. A szandekat
mem tudta vegrehajtani, exert fell
akasztotta magat es meghalt.
Tripcs6 Sander, aki az ongyil-
kossag gondolataval soha sem
foglalkozott, AIT kerdezte a fele-
seget6l, hogy NIT gondol, mem
volna-e okos dolog, ha egyiitt hal
nanak meg? Az asszony trefara
vette beszedet. Az ura azonban
igyekezett rabeszemi, hogy vele
egyiitt haljon meg:
- Ha mines er0d ahhoz, hogy
vegezz magaddal, mondta, -
maid meg0llek en- es aztan nekem
is k0nnyebb lesz a meghalas, ha
teged halva latlak!
A megremiilt asszony sirva til
takozott es kijelentette, hogy
semmi kedve nincsen az 0ngyil-
kossaghoz es 8 elni akar. A ferje
terdre borulva rimankodott neki,
hogy legyen vele egyiitt ongyil-
kos. Amikor ferj latta, hogy fe-
leseget mem sikeriil rabeszelni az
0ngyilkossagra, nagyon merges
lett Is elverte az asszonyt, maid
a szoba berendezeset zuzta sect es
az edenyeket mind 0sszetorte. A
megremult asszony sikoltozva me-
nekiilt a diihorg6 ember el6l, XII
akart szaladni az utcara, de la
kas ajtaja be volt zarva. Az alto
el5tt elfogta a ferje es kend6vel
bek0t0tte a spem6t. A ket kezet
hatra csavarta es az asztalfi6kb6l
el8rantva az eles borotvat, ell
akarta vagni a felesege torkat.
"A szegeny asszony minden ere
jewel vedekezett es az elet-halal-
kiizdelem az 3 javara d3lt Ell,
inert sikeriilt a karjat kiszabadi-
tani es az urat hatra vagni, aki
az eles borotvaval a kezeben
f0ldre zuhant. EFT az id8t hasz-
malta fel az asszony es kirohant a
lakasb6l.
"A kapun mar mem tudott XII
menni, inert az alto be volt zar-
va es a kulcsot ne mtalalta sehol.
Remileteben Atmaszott q kerite-
SEN IS q falu vegen lak6 s2iileihez
szaladt segitseget kerni az ura ell
len, akirN ait mondta, hogy hir-
telen megbolondult IS 8t meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
evi fegyhazbuntetesre itelte. Az
itelet, melyet Kuria kimondott,
joger6s.
WARREN, OHIO
P1KNIK

A Warreni I. Ferfi es Noi Be.
tegsegeliyz6 Egylet n6tagjai
szombaton, julius 2S-an South
Main Street, tersegen Macy pix
niket rendeznek, melyre az ossz.
magyarsagot tisztelettel meghiv.
jak.
A zenet Zsiga Janos hires zene-
kara szolgaltatja. Kezdete delu-
an 2 0rakor.
Belepti dij ferfiaknak so cent
n0knek 25 cent. Etelekr3l es ita.
lokr6l gondoskodva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

akarja olni. A segitseggel egyiitt
visszarohant hazhoz, de mem
tudtak behatolni, inert az ura ma
CARA zarta az ajt6kat. DoromboE
TEX egy ideig es mivel valasz mem
erkezett, elszaladtak a csend6r-
segre es kertek, hogy er0vel ha-
toljanak be a lakasba es fogjak
ell diih0ng6t, inert meg kart tesz
magaban is. A csend6rok bezuz-
tax az ajt6kat es berohantak a Ia
kasba. OFT talaltak egy szegre
felakasztva Tripcs6 Sandort, aki
akkor mar halott volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
Az mar mas!

Miert vagy olyan szomoru,
Wendell?
Mert a felesegem megint ell
tort egy fazekat.
No, hat azert mem kell bu-
sulni. Nalam is megesik hebe-
korba, hogy a felesegem elt6r va
lamit.
- Igen am, de az en- felesegem
fejemet tori el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
T0rOtt rssz

Egy ur beallit az aut6kereske-
d3hoz es ICY sol:
Mikor harom het el0tt egy
aut6t vettem onnel, megigerte,
hogy minden tor0tt reszt p6tol.
Igen, uram. Els mivel szol-
galhatok?
Adjon nekem egy vi labsza-
lat, egy kulcscsontot, harom k0r-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
Blk oL-DAL

Giben Maria farrell lakosok nj
sziilottjet, aki a kereztsegben1
Anna es Erzsebet nevet nyert.
Keresztsziil6k voltak Berkenvi
Albert, Campbell, O.-b6l es ozv.I
Fodor Maria, Sharon, Pa.-h6l.
Sok szerencset az ujsziil0ttnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

mot, egy fels6ajkat, negy fogat
es a felesegem reszere egy uj
nyelvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

r rERR ID new version Of the
famous robe de style instituted
Aby Lanvin several seasons ago
end which has definitely entrenched
Itself in favor for formal evening
wear. Il combines the quaint charm
= the bouHant period frock. with the
ultra sophisticadou Of the extrems
dseolletags sponsored BY several of
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
FARRELL, PA.
KEREszTELEs

Julius no 4-en keresztlte Father
Major Zabolszki Istvan es neje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05
A tilosban

V44V00GS0&
A kukoricacs6sz lopason eri a
eiganyt. A cigany latva, hogy
eszrevettek, elkezd szaladni. A
cs6sz lekapja puskajat es utana
kiah:
- Megallj, az arkangyalat,
inert tiizet adoki
Mire a cigeny kedelyesen visz-
szaszol:
Sose faradjon, j6 uram, a
tuzsadassal, ugy sincs nalam a
pipam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-05

the foremost Parisisn coutouriers
today.
This gown worn BY Jsss Crawford
in her latest M-G-A Droduction.
West Point" has : ti1M bodice
fashioned Of pale blue safia viii -
extreme bouaant skirt made Of
dozens Of tiny tulle r,,AIles edsrd VIII
silver The circular asekiins )
The Washington times., 1928-02-01

within the car and TO assist an inn
preston of smartness.
The rear quarters Of these cars
are covered with landau leather,
which comes down from the top in
an unbroken surface. Car interiors
are fully and richly finished in de
luxe style.
Are Custom Built
These cars are being manufac-
tured for Hudson in Amesbury,
Mass, by firm of custom builders
whose total capacity has been con-
tracted for by Hudson. The con-
struction' is OF hand-hammered
aluminium panels and selected hard
wood. The use of aluminium instead
of sheet steel permits the obtaining
of distinctive and subtle body lines
and saves the weight Of one pas
senger.
Hudson's big production program
at this time of the year is declared
the result of the reception of the
new Hudson Essex line. From re-
ports the country over, this is said
to have been the most favorable of
any line of cars in the compaTay's
history, despite generally cold
weather. In Detroit, since the in
PRODUCTION Of the cars. retail sales
have exceeded 100 cars a day-or
about triple the normal rate.
The Washington times., 1928-02-01
CAR costs CUT
BY PUBLICITY

In the rapid leap of the automo-
tive industry from comparative in
significance to the greatest single
business of the world, the part
played by advertising is too impor-
tant to be overlooked This is part
Of statement made by Charles A.
Tucker, who as sales manager of
the Peerless Motor Car Corporation
and in other important capacities,
has been affiliated with the indus
try from its swaddling clothes days.
I'm no other industry has the
competition been so keen over a pc
Rod of years." says Mr.. Tucker.
1T took a company of great
strength and stability to remain in
the field. \ few years ago at the
automobile show. size of space al
lotted to an individual manufacturer
was necessarily small because so
many makers had to be provided
with room in which to display their
products. Today the passenger car
makers number 80.
Not one has been able to survive
the test without the aid Of adver-
Using. Not one today could hope to
sell its output without this very
necessary help. Not one could ex-
pect to retain its selling organiza-
ton in the field without a definite,
fixed schedule on which der Iers, dis
tributors and branches could count
to help them stimulate and keep
alive interest in the cars they SELL"
The Washington times., 1928-02-01
PAY MOST TAXES

-Four times AZ many persons a
the United States pay taxes On
automobiles - pay income taxes.
The Washington times., 1928-02-01
CHEVY ON ROAD
To 100000

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. added
impetus was given the swift pace
set for 1928 by the Chevrolet Motor
Company here today with the an
nouncement by w. s. Knudsen.
president ana genera manager, that
the four millionth Chevrolet unit
rolled off the assembly lines OF the
Flint (Mich.l plant on January IL.
The record modeI-a 1928 coach
was built only 1853 days after the
three millionth car had been turned
out at the same factory.
This brief interval between pro.
duction of the two epoch-making
cars reveals the tremendous volume
of the company the past year
when it was the worlds largest
a u o m bi e manufacturer-and
shows the rapidity with which new
cars are now being built to supply
dealers in all parts OF the world
with an adequate number Tor
prompt delivery.
Production for the year just ended
exceeded the program Of a million
units by 1900 cars and accelerated
production this January over .Janu-
airy year ago, necessitated by the
splendid reception accorded the new
line, made possible the building of
the four milliontl1 car two days less
than a year after the three mil
lionth unit had been produced
Various dates in the life of the
Chevrolet Motor Company on which
the miIlionth car mark has been
passed furnish a graphic picture of
the rapid strides made by the CONF
pany to its position Of leadership
in the industry.
Nearly twelve years elapsed after
its organization-on November 3,