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The Washington herald., 1919-02-27
Screen Chat and Gossip
Gathered Everywhere

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ton It is expected that the producer will shortly
sdo1 Dofotby Dalton cBse Ray and Enid Bennstt
I Pfs has just signed long period play LAY qysPPs P
Angeles Poycbnic and broke into pictures doing juvenile
partners Three Enid Bennett featured surrounded
nouncd BY those who have Of the biggest
Chsrs Ray has completed work The produced
Picturized by Julian Josepbson
Victor sehsznseE; directing Dorothy Dalton, is
which the services required Mr.. Sceznger
spirit Tevey which Predominated the scene he composed new
viii shortly give to the publisher
the PR P B. Bs?ns as @ SS%6 s8%P ss the ] out in ~ c P %
something new nd startling for the screen
Sporting note One most spectacular in The
Silver hing starring William taTersham representation
ae6s ing Classic England unless can "sss en-
husasn and NGeent at the seventh game OF the woTd series
%h the two % eeIen ed and Re fourth game
There no comedy relief in the coming Paramount
"Cupids Day Of" according That
there relief from the comedy which lasts onseuy through
out the reels Ben Turpn Of the g-zag OF the
principals
Fatty Arbule held his right hand the other day and
in
demand find what resolutions consisted Here they
keep obe usbpE tbs1 % ns that will B1 d
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has being horse
him nicely tranedhe he wooden kick when she took
New York When she back HPpocaes had been
and the little Paramount is dsconsoate
Tupn comedian pre-
his studio New cards
uncNposed hlm which he had inscribed
flowing hand he compliments the On close
observed that Ben had dotted the rs
his Is
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will have add couple of
The undoubtedly reach people than
any regardless OF its merit
Now you put many your your
demands be interested late Paramount
Photograph which itself with Sugar Growing the
West Indies"
releasing part Of the Success Series retiod
original release Of the biggest film
yet made.
Ethel Clayton completed Lasy Holly
Ca production, the title OF which "PeigreW
Girl" The said embody Of the charming
stories growing out OF the war
Gloria Swanson leading Deknes Art
craft picture Don't Change Your Husband her New Year
. holidays
Doug Fairbanks front
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Enid Bennett has completed the which she plays
the who The
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The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Victor Schertzinger who directing Dorothy Dalton, Is
which the services OF band required Mr SCheznger
found between Under the
Of rvely which Predomnated the he composed
number OF which all the hummng and which he
will shortly give the publishers
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Charles Ray has completed work the story produced
preparatory starting story written by Lois Zlne and
picturized by Julian Josephson
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Sporting One OF the spectacular an The
William
Derby day EPSON Downs understand what
husiasm and the the worlds
combined with the NaeIarvard football
with evens tied and the fourth progress
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

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comedy "CuPds Day Of according to That Is
there relief the comedy which lasts consecuv through
the reels Ben Turpn of the zgzag of the
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Another signed the lnc studio BY the
weknow William Conkn who has appeared for
the leading supporting Mr..
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"n Missouri" Julia Dean in Law of the
Land"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Oh, Uncle is the title OF the Shubert- Garrick offering
eek OF March ga musical comedy by Edgar Smith, also
lyrics Jacques Presburg and Charles Jules are the comp
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

Doug Fairbanks has bear cub chained tho OF hi
ing these days, which making good Watchdog DoJ
fond Of he thinking OF wearing wristWatch
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

leading woman in Cecil B. DeMnle's new Ar
t Change Your Husband" spent her New Yet
The Washington herald., 1919-02-27

partners Three in which Enid Bennett featured surrounded
by alar the editing and has been
the biggest
OF the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Be
ASSIGNED HOUSE
FOR LAUNCHING
Wilson s Alter Ego to
Locate in London
With Big Staff.

Paris, April 3o.-fBy the Associated
Pressl-Plans for launching the league
Of nations were fairly definitely out
fined at luncheon which Col. Il. M.
House gave, today, to Sir James Eric
Drummond, secretary general of the
league, Lord Robert Cecil and others
The plans are divided into three main
stages: =,
First, preparatory details, which will
be worked out at headquarters to be es-
tablished at London; second, the lnaug-
sural meeting of the league at Washing
ton, next October, under the presidency
ef President Wilson; third, the perma-
nert establishment Of the league at Ge-
sneva, next fall or winter.
The preparatory details will begin
soon after the signing of the treaty and
viii be In the hands OF the committee of
nine designated by President Wilson's
resolution before the last plenary session
of the conference. Colonel House, Lord
Robert Cecil and the Greek premier,
EIiptherios Venizelos, will be members.
Leon Bourgeois probably will not be
the French member, as he does not
speak English, and most of the proceed
ings will be in that language.
Colonel House. with considerable
staff. will remain in Europe after the
conference closes and headquarters will
be removed t. London, which is more
convenient for preliminary work. Presi-
den. Wilson will fix the date of the first
meeting and ask the nations to name
their three delegates to attend the gath
ering at Washington.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01

ganizatiens but the most pronounced
radicals.
It was recalled that radicals in this
country had threatened a demonstration
on Nav I in behalf of Thomas J. Moon
ey, under sentence of life Imprisonment
in California for murder in connection
with bomb outrage.
Government officers made no attempt
to minimize the seriousness OF the sit
uation. They admitted frankly they had
no idea how many of the bombs had
been mailed, all apparently wrapped in
paper purporting to come from the Glm-
bel department store. 1t was pointed
out that fourteen of the internal ma
chimes had been held up in postoffices
along the Pacific coast.
The postoffice department has sent a
general alarm to postmasters all over
the United States.
Detectives who know the anarchists
and radicals in New York were round
ing them up and questioning them to-
night and careful watch was being
kept on the known hauuts of |. W. w.
agitators.
The celebrate manner in which the
plotters went about their work, the use
Of forged mailing tags and the high
standing of the intended victims. showed
tMaL dangerous group WAS at aai &c auH
one that would not stop to consider the
possible killing Of women and children
In the effort to destroy men in public
life.
Groups of men of known anarehistic
sympathies in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago and other large cities
have been under close surveillance for
several months. particularly since the
attempted assassination OF Premier
Clemeneeau in Paris.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PURIFIES BLOOD

zoo can't expect weak kidneys to
filter the acids and poisonE out OF your
system unless they are given little help
Don't allow them to become diseased
when little attention now will pre-
vent It, Don't try to cheat nature.
As soon a. you commence to h1vs
backaches, feel nervous and ired. GET
BUSY. These are usually warnings
that your kidneys are not working
properly.
Do not delay a minute. Go after the
cause OF your ailments or you may find
yourself N the grip Of an incurabie dis
ense. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil cap.
suIes VIII give almost immsdiats reiiet
from kidney troubles. GOLD MID.
AL Haarlem Oh Capsules will do
the work. They are the pure original
HARLEM Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in HARLEM, Hoi-
land. Ask your druggist for GOLD
MEDAL and accept nc substitutes.
Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on
every box. Three sizes, sealed packages.
Money refunded II they do not quickly
help you.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Burnett Bomb Blown
Up With Revolver

Gadsden. Ala, April aO-Rcpresent-
ative John l.. Burnett, chairman of the
immigration committee of the last house,
narrowly escaped serious injury or
death today, by an Internal machine re-
ceired thru the mails The lid on the
package stuck when Mr.. Burnett at
tempted to open it, rousing his suspicion
and he turned it over to the police.
The package was similar in every way
to those sent to other high governmental
officials who have been connected with
proposals to limit after-war immigration
and with prosecution Of espionage law
violations The package exploded with a
loud report when hit by a revolver bullet
fired by the police.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
CRIPPLED BY LACK or COAL.

Berlin, April 30.--(By The Associated
Press. .-Communis leaders are fleeing
from Munich as the situation there caus
ed by the advance Of Bavarian govern
nent troops becomes worse According
to reports Monday, Herr Landauer, min
lister of popular enlightment, disappeared
Sunday and was followed by Herr Feb
renbach, former secretary of the late
Premier Eisner. Fehrenbach was ar
rested at Ulm later in the day.
The military preparations Of the com
munists, IL is reported, are suffering
from lack Of coal. In order to keep a
few trains running in southern Bavaria
they are using wood For heating in
Munich, the communists have cut down
a number of the great trees in the
principal streets.
The communist government has chang
ed its headquarters from the Hofbrau
Haus to the German theater, SO that
there will be room for an audience The
executive council is showing uneasiness
and has shifted its meeting place from
the former Rboda palace to the Krupp
works, which is fortified.
A revolutionary tribunal has replaced
the regular courts. The new chief justice
Is said to be man named Cronauer,
who is said to, have been imprisoned a
number Of times for theft.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Road Officials Guests
Chamber of Commerce

Bozeman, April 3O.-Frank Conley,
head of the state highway commission,
Chief Engineer Pratt Of the state COM
mission, and number Of other prom
inent advocates of good roads were the
guests here today Of the chamber of
commerce at which the proposed "Geyser
to Glacier route that will connect the
two parks with automobile service was
discussed
Gallatin county pledged its active
support to the project as it has already
voted a four hundred thousand dollar
bond issue,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Decrease in Copper
Production Reflected
in Cornpany's Earnings

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Butte. April 30-Curtaiinent oil cop
per production in the Butte camp has
found reflection in a decline in earnings
during the first quarter Of 1910 of the
Montana Power company, according to
the report just given out The gross
earnings are s1,ss2 900 as compared
with S1.s91 90 in the same period of
1918, Operating expenses. including
federal income and war taxes, rose over
S100,00o. however, and this caused a
decrease OF $4,000 In the net
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Great Falls people will be surprised
how quickly simple witchhazel, camphor,
hydrastia, ETC., AZ mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash, relieves bloodshot eyes and
dark rings. One young lazy who had
eye trouble and very unsightiy dark
rings was relieved by a single week, s
use Of Lavoptik We guarantee a small
bottle to help ANY CASE weak, strained
or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eve cup
FREE. Great Falls Drug Cak--Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
First Editors Strike
Suspends Great Paper

Ruenos Aires, April 3O.--A strike of
the editorial staff of La Prensa, today,
prevented the publication OF that news
paper. La Prensa had discharged one of
its editors and an employe OF the bus
mess office who were among the organ
1zers Of the new union Of journalists.
winch has demanded their reinstate,
ment
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Burleson's Wire Rates
Declared Illegal and
Enforcement Enjoined

Albany, April 80. - Supreme
Court Justice Rudd, today, upheld
the contention Of the public service
commission, second district, that In
creased rates by the New York
Telephone company and the West
ern Union Telegraph company and
proposed increased rates by the New
York Telephone company were lille
gal and unlawful, and issued iniune-
ton orders preventing endorsement
OF the increases which were ordered
by the postmaster general.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
FOUR Til Of LOAN
RAISED IN HALF
Of DRIVE PERIOD
Nation Will Have to Get
$275, 900, 900 Daily in
Remaining Time.
MINNEAPOLIS DISTRICT
JUMPS into THIRD PLACE

Washington. April 3O.-The Victory
Liberty loan campaign was one half
over tonight with only. one-auarter Of
the total officially reported subscribed.
Reports to the treasury, up to tonight,
showed subscriptions $1,13O,697 900.
If the Victory loan is to be floated
successfully, subscriptions Of $275, 5,OO0,-
900 must be gathered daily until the
campaigns end. May 10. At the close
Of the ninth day Of the Fourth Liberty
loan campaign, the time corresponding
to the present in the Victory drive, the
S461 100000 more than has been sub
scribed SO far to the Victory loan. The
percentage Of the S6,OO00O0 900 total Of
the fourth loan subscribed at the time
corresponding to the present was 1852
per cent, as compared with 26.l2 per
cent of the current loan.
Victory Ship Lagglng.
Because of tagging subscriptions the
Il. s. s. Crane, the Victory ship which
is making the San Diego Panama leg Of
cisco to New York, has been running
slowly down the Pacific coast. Rear
Admiral Cowie. navy loan officer, today
directed the Victory ship to speed up
her engines, however.
Only the ST. Louis district has more
than half of its subscription quota. In
the last "a hours, the Minneapolis dis
trict jumped from fifth to third place
III the percentage column Of districts,
displacing Boston. The Atlanta district
advanced percentage points and a
telgraf report from Atlanta said another
big jump would be made tomorrow.
Two hundred banks in this district have
failed to report approximately $15,000,-
600 subscriptions, the message said.
Chicago Communities Lead.
Chicago district managers tonight re-
ported that the district had 553 honor
communities with 100 per cent or more
of subscriptions. This placed the district
ahead of all others with such ranking.
The Boston district has 1888 in
dividual subscribers and 1914 communi-
ties above the 100 per cent mark.
The Cleveland district has 261 cities
and towns oversubscribed, as compared
with 1870 at the same stage Of the Fourth
campaign.
District Returns: ~
Subscriptions By districts and per-
repfaoas af Tantas are as fellows.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
German Invests All
in Victory Bonds

San Francisco, April 30.-Henry
jacob. horn In Prussia. who came
here for liberty denied him by
Pfussian autocracy, invested his
entire savings of $4,000 in Victory
Liberty bonds.
u am glad to call myself an
American and that can help the
government which has brot me lib
erty," he said today. "And ieanIng
to this government am sure
have helped myseif--for have put
my money in the safest Investment
in the world at good interest
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Hungariaas Fall Back
Before Run1anian Army

Basle. Switzerland. April So
fHavasl-Hungarian communist troops
have withdrawn east Of karcZag, -
niles east southwest Of Budapest before
superior Rumanian forces. Hungarian
official statement from Budapest says.
The Rumanians continue their advance
down tho river valleys leading to Buda-
nest east of that city.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
VOTERS TO DECIDE
WHETHER TEACHERS
PAY SHALL BE RAISED

Bellingham, April 30.--The demand
for increased salaries by Hellingham
school teachers is to be left to the judg
ment oil the voters The board of edu-
cation and the teachers club reached an
agreement last night and the question
OF an additional tax levy of pa mills
and the issuance of bonds in the sum OF
S15n,O0D will go before the voters at an
early date.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
City Of Butte Goes
Over i'm Loan Drive

Butte, April Raising a million
dollars a day, Butte's three-day Victory
loan bond campaign came to a close to-
night with it's full quota subscribed The
totals are withheld, however, temporarily
with the announcement that the Boy
Scouts will continue the campaign for
few days.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
Wealth E r
Observations at p. NJ, April 80, for
the preceding "a hours.
w Gather Conditions - Pacific Slope,
Northwest and Canadian Northwest.

Cooler weather has prevailed over the
northern Rockies during the past "a
hours. Temperatures approached the
freezing point in sections of Montana
last night. Light showers occurred to-
day in sections of the northeastern part
of the state, in western North Dakota,
and over the border in adjoining Canadi-
an provinces. The temperature is rising
in Alberta Fair weather with moderate
temperature prevails over the plateau,
and the Pacific coast region. A moderate
barometric is present over the central
plateau but has of yet developed no prec-
ipitation.
Montana Weather Forecast.
Generally fair Thursday and Friday;
somewhat warmer THURSDAY.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
POSTAL ASKS RETURN
OF IT'S LINES AT ONCE

New York. April 30-The Postal
Telegraph-Ca company made by
telegraf to Postmaster General Burleson,
today, formal application for the re-
turn OF its telegraf lines at once.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
MUNICH TAKEN,
MANY REDS SHOT ,
BERLIN REPORT
Commune Leaders Flee;
Cutting Shade Trees
for Fuel.

Copenhagen, April 30.--(By The
Associated Press) The soviet gov-
ernment In Munich has been over
thrown, according to reports in Ber-
lin, says the correspondent or the
Ber.ingske Tidenis.
The correspondent adds that the
government troops, in accordance
with MARTA! law, shot a number of
members OF the red guard who had
been captured, while a mob attacked
others of the captured reds and tried
to Kill them.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
GREECE ANNExES ISLANDS
CLAIMED BY ITALY

Athens, April 30.--A proclamtion has
been issued in the Dodecanesus islands,
declaring the islands have become united
with Greece. Italy has laid claim to
these Islands.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01
GENERAL ALARM

CONTINUED from Page One,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-05-01

Subscriptions By districts and per-
centages of uoqtas are as follows:
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

FOLEY accuses the News man Of
trying to convert q fiivver into . Chew
rolet. Chevrolet. nothing! We would
not even look at Chevrolet while out
joy-riding in our new Dodge. Tho "shiv-
YER" may be all right for the retired
farmer-merchant. after he moves to
town; but you can't work them of on
the fellow who. when he starts out.
must know that he will get there AND
BACK.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

TWO coyotes and " rabbits were the
bag Of Cy Roby and his hunting party
on Thanksgiving Day. At least that
II the story that got out: altho Cy ad-
mits that he didn't get up until 9 o'clock
Of that morning. and told tho story to
his brother. Ben. over the phone just to
get him excited, knowing his phone
call would find Ben still in bed.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

ROYAL Duke Oil Company offers the
Tor stock 1t inside prices. on the eve
In advance. and clinches their selling
Iumcnt with the assertion that the
hpsny has just brought In . 200
rel we'll. II Royal Duke wishes "a
(ablish a record for bcnevolence.
b might just send Us . gift Of the
punt they have heretofore wasted on
ttage and circularixing: for Of course.
fh the oil flowing . hundred barrels
hour. they don't need to angle any
re for stock. suckers.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

EOTA made long strides ahead dur.
the year now closing. in spite OF
herally unfavorable conditions. There
teason for = feeling Of satisfaction.
! incentive for greater growth and
bclopment In 1870. Cement walks.
y residences. IN ail.time electric light
y power service. trees and lawns. .
Immunity hall. stage and gymnasium
hese are only few Of the improve
hits that can be put scroea with the
be kind Of cooperation that was %
sctive this year.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

RINT paper has advanced to
ht three times the price prevailing
IRE the war. The firm that supplies
resdyprints sends the customary
Yer Of regret. advising Of increased
bes effective December !. Their
bpathy Is cheering. but doesn't keep
in the old coal hod: 10 the News
bt announce its price AZ two plunks
! after January l. You are privi-
I'd to pay now at the old rate on ~
by subscriptions a. you may wish:
not for more than one year in ad-
ice.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

WILLIAM J. Simms was in town on
pnksgiving day with his team and
ID drag. clearing paths about town.
Der brushing the snow away In the
Id from Boulderado Ranch. Here's
hctical philanthropy. which might be
bulated by other citizens Of the COM
bnity: and apparently there are 10 be
Der occasions this winter when the
hg will be needed to keep the roads
)ssable.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

KEOTA 10 fortunate: There are . lot
Of people here who arc always trying to
start something: and not . single chron-
ic knocker all the time bent on stopping
something.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

IN blizzard weather. and with . coal
famine on. Windy Williamson Of Grover
returns thanks that the buffalo once
rosmed these prairies.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05
Tine Ha. Proved v.lue or The silo

Time Has Proved Value OF The Silo
A banker Of Colorado recently made
the remark that, with the building Of
silos in his community. the farmers have
more money to spend. buy better things
and have become more satisfied gener-
ally.
That IL to Be expected. BY the use
Of sila9e the farmer reduces the cost Of
production. increases his net income,
raises more and better live stock. builds
up his soil. secures large yields from his
land. and has employment tho whole
year round.
Silo building 10 an indication Of better
farming and increased prosperity. BE-
cause Il enables the farmer to make the
most Of bis operations. -R. w. Clark.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colorado.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

|TwENTY-sIx days till 1920. Every
tile snow fake Is = promise that It
tll be the banner year in the dry
nd country.
The Keota news., 1919-12-05

The true spirit Of the west. expressive
Of good fellowship. open heartsdness
and brothsrly love. was shown In strik-
ing manner when practically every
family In Keota and - many from. the
country - were not snow-bound. gath
cred at F. 4 N. Hall and joined In the
community dinner. last Thursday even
ing. The Thanksgiving board was
beautifully laden with every conceivable
delectable. exemplifying the fact that
the horn Of plenty has not run empty.
Immediately after the dinner, an I'M
usually good picture show was enjoyed.
free Of admission charge, - . gift Of
local business men.
Farm Loans: Twenty years II Want
ed. May be paid of any time. Ntll
at farm, eight miles due west Of Keota,
or address G. w. Cochran, BrigRsdale,
Colo. PISS
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