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The state herald., 1920-08-06

mai;' public addresses during their
stny IN lIolyoke.
Mrying pictures will be another
feature OF the arrangements for cn-
tcrininYcnt and instruction The
mrisbers of the party bring their
owr kitchen aud tents.
p Tie list Of entries to date. with n
Foisi truck either from Denver Of
For Morgan TO be added. and sew
erai other truck distributors still TO
be irard from. is as follows:
Chas. Bill Commerce.
Harrison Motor Co.-Autocnr.
White Motor Co.-Wbite.
Norton. Buick Coo. NJ. G.
Swenson Auto Co.-Republic.
Martin Sweet Motor Co.-pnlriot.
". w. Bnrnctt-Oldsmobilc,
Great Western Motor Co.-Kissel.
All American Truck Co. colorado
rings)-All- American.
Muxwcll Chamberlain Motor Co..
Acme.
Southwest Mash Motor Co..
Nnsh.
Sherman Auto Co. tGrcclcy)--
Bcssmc..
Mountain Motors Co.-Packnrd.
Graham.Joncs Motor Co.-Rco.
Cole Motor snles--Iniernntionni.
Duplex Truck Sales Co.-Dnplcx.
Kumpf Motor Co.--piercc- Arrow.
Troy Trailer Sales Co.--Troy
Trnilcr.
Paul Jcnncsscc--F. ". D.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
Strikers and Sympathizers Create Reign
of Terror In Denver---Two Men
Killed and Others Wounded. d..-
Much Property Destroyed
Especial by United rress)

to thirty nine others last night in
one of the worst riots in the history
of the city. The disturbance lasted
for six hours, as strikers and their
sympathizers wrecked ears, attack
ed strike breakers and battled the
police with revolvers, clubs and
stones.
The dead are: John Blake, believed
to be an ex-service man, and A. C.
Smith, both of Denver.
The Denver Posts newspaper
plant was partially wrecked by the
mob. The Post has been against
the action of the union tramway
employees.
Two abandoned street ears were
burned this morning in the outskirts
of the city. There was virtual reign
of terror until midnight last night,
and thousands of onlooksrs watched
the mob destroy property and bat
tie with strikebreakers. The situa-
ton is tense and further trouble may
be expected.
The first riot broke ont soon after
an assembly of more than two thou
sand union men had gathered be-
fore the city hall, while a committee
of leaders of the Denver trade and
labor assembly presented petition
to Mayor Bailey, requesting arbi-
tration of the tramway dispute. The
mayor promised to give earnest con-
sidsratiens to the petition nnd re-
ceivsA a promise from the labse
leaders thar there would BE- no vial.
ence. Tie union men then marched
to the office of the Denver Post
where mild demonstration was
staged. and from there started
marching nbout the city.
In less than ten minutes after the
crowd had paid their visit to the
Denver Post. the reign of terror had
begun. Mayor Bailey has been prom
ised the unqualified support Of civic
organizations of the city in tho
maintenance of order and suppress
sion of rioting.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
GREAT TRUCK DEMONSTRATION
ON IN H0LyOKE NEXT FRIDAY
Much Interest Is Being Manifested By
Business Men and Farmers In the
Coming of the Big Caravan

No attempt will be made to solicit
business on the forthcoming visit of
the caravan of pneumatic tired mo-
tor trucks making a tour of educa-
ton through the farming communi-
ties of this region. according to A. F..
Osterlof, .Jr., who recently visited
this city to make arrangements for
the demonstrations to be given by
the trucks for farmers of this vi
cinity.
"The purpose of this farm devel-
opment tour, which begins at Den
yer, August 9th, and will reach here
August 18th, is to demonstrate to
the farmer of northeastern Colorado
that the truck on pneumatic tires is
the solution of his labor problem and
his power problem" said Mr.. Oster-
loh
To-day the country is confronted
by one of the most serious problems
in its history. namely, the over
whelmingly large number of farmers
who are either leaving their farms
altogether, or are seriously decreas-
ing production. The farmers ability
to proftably till the soil is limited
by the man power and the horse
power on his farm. This demonstra-
ton is to bring to the attention of
the farmer how the motor truck can
The state herald., 1920-08-06
STRIKING COAL MINERS
RETURNING TO WORK
Especial by United Press)

Indianapolis, August 3--The roal
miners are returning to work, ac-
cording to word from the united
mine workers headquarters Most
of the miners returned TO work last
week, and the remainder will be back
within fe, days.
They will produce all of she c:al
the com Try will need, 1t was stated
aud to the miners officers it will not
be the fault Of the workers If people
lo not get coal now.
Th' d9rartment of justice is
watching closely for profteering
prices on the strength Of ii, fr, .sht
tate r"r'se, but it is believed tina;
the price increase will be light
The state herald., 1920-08-06

point, there is usually a vast differ
enee between delivering crops at a
shipping point and hauling them to
n market.
"By placing several markets with
in practical reach of the farmer, the
truck Introduces the element of COM
petition in many small community
where before one buying agency has
had the monopoly. Livestock must be
delivered promptly to avoid loss, due
io the treatment and often consider
able fluctuntion in the market. and
fattened animals must be moved
with minimum exertion. discomfort
and excitement in order to avoid
shrinkage. The motor truck will de-
liver perishable products. eggs,
fruits and vegetables with less dam
age and in better marketable con
ditioflr
We. gave an account Of the local
arrangements for the reception of
the visitors in the last issue of the
Herald, with the committees APP
pointed by the Commercial club. 1t
is expected by the reception com
mittee that as many ears as possi-
BILE wN meet the caravan. and escort
them ,1bAs town. There will be .
milis5 s,Sa,d accopnahyiu< DE. es :
pedit and men of nromlheucs will
The state herald., 1920-08-06
LOWER CALIFORNIA TROUBLES
THOUGHT NEAR SETTLEMENT
Especial by United press>

Calexico. Lower California. Aug
ust 3-An early peaceful settlement
of the Lower California troubles in
thought probable on arrival of the
commissioners named TO deal with
Cantu. De La Huerta is understood
to be favorable TO Cantu's retaining
the governorship. but he must agree
to take orders from Mexico City,
and close all saloons and fight i'm
morality in Lower California.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
LEAGUE OF NATIONS TAKE
STEPS TO END WAR
tspsclnl by tinted Press,

Snn Sebastian, Spain, August f.
The lcnguc Of nations took its first
step 10 end war when the disarma-
ment commission met to plan u sur
vcy OF the nrmnmcnts Of all nations.
preliminary to cutting down all arm
nmsnts TO the lowest possible figure.
The league IL TO fix the maximum Of
all armamcnts permitted and nil sur
plus IL to be DESTROYED.
The lcngu council adopted plans
for international health organization
and other activities.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
POLAND NOW SEEKING AID
OF THE UNITED STATES
isneeInl By unlted pressl

Washington. Aug. 5-Thlrty Amer
leans are being held prisoner by the
Bolsheyiki at Moscow. according to
statement Of four other Americans
who recently came out of Soviet Rus
sia. Che state department is advised
by representatives at Vibroee, Fin
land. Four refugees are in Finland.
Officials of the state department
are worried about the matter, but no
ing action in the ease is given. The
ingacti in the case is given. The
state department has been advised
TINT the Bolsheyil;i has refused Po-
land IN nrinistirc IL they can cap
ture Warsaw.
London. Aug. 5-The Russian
Polnnd situation is to be presented
in parliament this afternoon TO de
tcrmine the governments action.
II is reported that the Germans
and Russians hnl negotiated Sc
cret treaty before the Soviet offen-
sive began. whereby Russia is to be
allowed complete control Of Poland
without interference from Germany
and that after the Soviet has thor
onghly subdued Poland, they should
cvncunie and let Germany take pos
session.
Premier Millcrand urged Lloyd
George to take military action
ngainst the Bolshcviki pioneer move
mcnt against Warsaw be entered ae-
cording TO adviccs. md thnt tho So
Wet armies are closing In around the
city, where big battle is expected
and that the Bolshcviki advance
parties arc only twcnty-scvcn miles
from Warsaw. II IL understood. The
advance is apparently unopposed. =
Washington. August 5-Thrcaten-
cd with overwhelming dcfcat. Poland
renewed IT, efforts to obtain the
support Of the United Stntcs against
the Bolshcviki. Prince Lubnrmiski,
Polish minister 10 the United States.
conferred with state department Of
Acials this morning.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
KING OF SCREEN STARS
DEPENDENT IN DIVORCE SUIT
Especial by United Press,

Los Angeles, August A story
of alleged domestic unhappiness
dating almost from the time of mar
riage is revealed in the divorce
action filed late yesterday by Mil
dred Harris Chaplin against Char
lie Chaplin.
The divorce is asked on the
grounds of extreme cruelty and
bodily injury, alleged TO have been
done by Chaplin against the plaintiff.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
FATAL AERopLAnE ACCIDENT
Especial BY United Presa)

Los Angeles, August 3-Lieuten-
ant Omar Lochlean and Lieutanent
Hilton Elliot. who won fame by
changing planes in mid-air. were
killed last night when their plane
caught fire and fell Both were dead
when rescuers reached the wreckGge,
The state herald., 1920-08-06
LONG LEADING IN RACE FOR
SENATOR FROM MISSOURI
lspeeInl by rnIled rressl

Especial by Emitted prosD
st. Louis. Aug. 5-Breckenridge
Long Is leading in the senatorial
race on the democratic ticket, and
Senator Scldcn =. Spencer Is lead
ing on the republican ticket. John
Atkinson and Arthur NJ. Sydcwon.,
are the democratic and republican
candidates for nomination. respcc-
tivcly for governor.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
cox PREPARING VIGOROUS
POLITICAL B0MBARDMENT
Especial by United Press)

Dayton. Ohio, August 4-Governor
Cox indicated that he was preparing
vigorous daily political lombard
ment to start immediately after the
notification ceremonies Saturday.
1t is understood that Cox may chal-
lenge Harding. to joint debate.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
DENVER POST PLANT WRECKED BY MOB OF STRIKE SYMPAHZRS
RlOTlNG FEARED IN BERLIN
OVER DISARMAMENT LAWS
(spcclal by United Press

Berlin, Aug. 4-Rioting is feared
as many armed workmen are gather
ed for a meeting to protest against
the new disarmament laws. Leaders
of the demonstration declared that
the law was aimed at workmen ex-
clusively, and advised workmen to
bring arms to the meeting.
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Denver, August A general
strike is threatened unless the tram
way company grants the union de-
mands. The first ear was operated
late yesterday. There has been no
disorder so far but, five strikers
have been arrested and violence is
feared today. Contempt proceedings
against union heads has failed.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
WARSAW BEING EVACUATED AS
B0LSHEv|K ARMY DRAWS NEAR
Especial by United rress,

Paris. August, 1.-The evacuation
of Warsaw is expected momcntarily.
accord',g to adviccs to the foreign
Office this afternoon. The Bolshcviki
have broken the line dcfenscs and
are on their way to Warsaw. Advices
from Warsaw indicate that they cx-
pcct the city to be taken, although
the citizens arc preparing 10 make
u desperate defense. Foreigners
and women are being hurried out. In
case Russia intends to oblitcrate
Poland, abandonment OF trade rc;
Intions will be instituted BY the allie"
nations, according to London dis
patches. Hostile attncks nre devcl-
oping against Soviet delegates there.
The state herald., 1920-08-06
EVENTUALLY

users In this issue.
Readers Of the paper will do
we'll to look this list over with
care, as the advertisers who ap-
preclate your business TO the ex-
tent Of Inviting u In this manner
will be found to be the ones best
equipped to care for your busf-
ness and extend that courtesy and
give the service which every pa
tron requires. We believe that In
time every business firm In Hoi-
yoke Will be represented here. :.
Phillips County State Bank
Flneher Shoe Shop
Ralston Studio
Bunch Brothers
Holyoke Barber Shop
A. r. Hale
Bio Brick Drug Store
Or. r. NJ. Means
p. S. Strubie
Or. f. NJ. Cooper
DR. c. II. Easreriinu. Veterinary
Vain Brothers
vesta Service Station
Richardson Land Company
r. l. johnson. Insurance
c. w. Garland
James r. Tierney. Dentist
Or. CrawIey, Hoiyoke hospital
Or. Hill. Hoiyoke Hospital
holyoke Auto Company
Ryan Company
Peerless Theater
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Denver, August G-Two hundred
citizen volunteers reported this
morning after u call for two thou
sand volunteers had been issued
by Major Bailey to help the police
prevent further rioiing in the st.;k.
of street ear men. and following the
death of two men and serious injury
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Denver, August 3-Cars will be
running by tonight is the statement
of officials. Mayer Baily is arrang-
ing for a conference with Governor
Shoup. looking to the employment of
state troops in case they are needed.
A petition for contempt proceed
ings against the union is being pre-
scented. Strikers declare that they
will fight to the end.
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Paris. August 3-Armistice nego.
tiations between the Dolshcviki aud
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Polnnd have been broken off aud the
Polish delegates are returning home
to Warsaw, dispatches state. The
Bolshcviki demanded that the Poles
discuss peace terms, but the Poles
refuesd. saying they were only
authorized to deal with arnisticc
conditions. Negotiations for the ar
misticc will be resumed tomorrow.
The report stated TINT the first
md fourth Polish armies had been
disastrously defeated md We're in
wild retreat toward Warsaw. with
the main Russian army forty.cight
miles from the city.
London. August 3-Tbe Bolshe-
Wiki occupied Brcst Litvosk, accord
ing to n Warsaw dispatch. They have
tnken many prisoners and much war
booty.
The state herald., 1920-08-06

Denver, August 3-Strike breakers
will attempt to operate street cars
under police protection. Hundreds
of professionals are imported and
ears are being screened with heavy
wire to prevent injury from rocks,
should the strikers attempt TO inter-
fere with their operation. Addition
al police are on the job and the sit
uation is tense.
The state herald., 1920-08-06

4. Denver, August 5-Ten street cars
ARE running this morning. Few pas
sengers are being carried, howc.er.
There have been no diserdera. 80 FIR.
Upipu Ahor experts to slssss' a
Decentralization II tlie dis h..u this
afternoon. Twenty six strikers and
sympatlisers hive been arrested SO
far. One bystander was injured in
clash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Nell Shipman Will Produce,
Direct and Star in Pictures

Men shipmRn last week became
the first woman producer. director
and star In the history OF the motion
picture industry. Tho state depart.
ment OF California returned approved
Incorporation papers authorizing the
creation Of corporation 90 be
known a. tho Nell shipman Produc-
lions. Inc. with paid in capital OF
$4,000. Associated with Miss ship.
man IN the new enterprise are W II.
Clune. Los Angeles theatre owner
and film mRgnats. and Bert Van
Tuyie.
Miss Shlpman became n star OF the
screen in the pioneers days with VI
tagraph productions. and was fcatur.
ed for several years by that orrnnixa.
ton. Her bcat work with NltaRraph
WAS In "iiarcc. son Of kaznn." and
Gods Country and the Woman"
After leaving vitagrnph. Miss Ship.
man was starred by several well.
known producers. and IN her most
recent picture. Back 10 Gods Coun.
try" became the leading feminine
portraycr OF outdoor photodramas.
Not only will MiHs Rhlpnan direct
and altar In her firrt Independently
made feature. but the story and con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Picture hfter

ioot Gibson ~ at work on West.
ern special titled Margin Mary =
His leading lady in this picture -
Gertrude olmstcad. the little Illinois
beauty. who recently won a Chicago
beauty contest and was elected queen
Of tho Elks.
Tom sant.chi. the screens leading
fighting man. 10 now directing.
May McAvoy has been chosen to
play tho role OF Grtxci In Para.
mounts screen adaptation OF Barrle's
Sentimental Tommy
Striking underwater scenes. rug.
ged coast atmosphere. and the sym.
bolie theme combine 10 make Deep
Waters ono Of the NEST dramatic
pictures OF tho season. according TO
advance reports.
Tho weil.known Broadway play.
"Mama's Affair." is 10 be made into
movie BY John Emerson and Anita
f.oos Constance Talmadgr viii star
In this picture.
Dorothy Phillips advertised the
other day for double and two hun.
dr.d girls showed up. each thinking
she was the exact facial replica Of
tho famous star.
David Powell has sailed for Ton.
don 10 appear In Tho Mysterious
Road" a Paramount picture from
shs story by =. Philips oppenhsisn.
which ~ 10 be produced In the new
Famous Players studio In Isiinxson.
London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
CAREY IN ROLE
OF TRAMP POET

Harry Carey. the Universal star.
who Is. taking the part Of the tramp
poet. Shutdown Siim.~ in tho picture
by that namo. thinks that role IA
his best portrayal. The picture Ia
frcm the story. shutdown slim" BY
II. III. Knlhhs and concerns tramp
pert who IA thrown into the midst
Of n sheep rnncher.cattiemsn feud
and depicts the regeneration from
cowardiy hobo 20 n eontsutcd and
fearless ranch owner.
Great trouble was experienced In
filming the desert scenes % this pic
ture. because Of the excessive heat
on the Arizona feacrt- II was nec.a-
sary 20 keep the camera covered
with heavy ice pack and rush the
finished film out Of the desert every
day by motor. To prevent sun.
storek the actors wore wet lettuce
leaves In their hats. The author.
Mr.. knibb~. accompanied Carey In
the filming Of the desert scencs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
ONE ON WESLEY

Wesley OFreckies) Barry. the boy
sicuth in go and Get IL" and come
dian In other Marshall Nefian-Fjrst
National pictures because OF his
work nj the studio. receives his daily
lessons from n private tutor. When
he was told that he would accom-.
pany the players 10 Glacier Park.
Montana. 10 appear in MOT n Drum
Was Heard" he was also Informed
that his teacher would remain be-
hind. Visions OF no more lessons for
four weeks. Great secret Joy. Much
enthusiasm about the trip. Three
days later: Wesley gets off the train
n Glacier park. The first person
he meets In a young lady with books
Under her arm I'm your new
teacher while you are here" said she.
Gloom. Anger and longing 10 be
back in Los Angeles with the
gang"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
CAPTURE ANIMALS
FOR PHOTOPlAY

During a recent forest fire staged
In the mountains % the far West
by David NJ. Hartford. director Of
James Oliver clrwood's latest First
National production. "Somads Of the
North" four rabbits. two coyotea
a bobcat and lynx rushed blindiy
10 the edge OF mountain lake.
jumped In and swan TO the opposite
side and were promptly corrailed
and added 10 the Inventory OF wild
stock already on the feeding list OF
the curwood corporation. Wolves.
mountain lions. raccoons. porcu-
pines. bears and other dcnizcns Of
the forest also ran to N. edge OF
the lake and plunged in 10 escape
the scorchlng heat Of the surround.
ing flames. but this was arranged
for and planned with the utmost
care and precision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
GOODWIN PURCHASES :
1.-THE BRIDAL PATH

Goldwyn has just purchased from
Thompson Buchanan, novelist. play
wright and film editor at Goldwyns
West Coast studios, the screen rights
20 his drama, THE Bridal Path"
Mr.. Buchanan In the author Of
many successful plays. his last sea.
sons hit having been Civilian
Clothes" which has recently been
filmed His first success was with
"AsWoman's Way" which served
Grace George as a stellar vehicle.
This was followed by THE Cub"
sIife." '.Lulu's Husbands." etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
INSURE HORSE
FOR $4,000

The horse thHt will play the title
role In vitagraph's special produc.
ton % Black Beauty" based on
Anna scweii's famous story Of that
name. has been insured for $50 900.
Aitho tho horse probably u not val
ued al more than one fifticth Of that
amount. his death. or even SERIOUS
injury. would necsssi,ate the re.
taking OF many scenes. and ~.
large insurance Is precautionary
measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
D0UG'S NEW PICTURE

Work Is progressing rapidly at the
Fairbanks studios. where Doug" II
making considerable Roadway in his
next United Artists production. The
Black Fox" an adaptation Of John.
sson MrCuiiey's novel. The Curse
OF Capistrano.- IL IL rouslng tale
Of love and great fighting scenes.
wherein Doug" Ia the most con
spicuous contender. The story was
featured seriaily In The All-story
Weekly magazine. Its theme con.
fines itself with the Spanish settlers
In Southern California OF century
axo. For this picture Fairbanks has
surrounded himself with one OF the
greatest casts Of notable screen play.
crs ever assembled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Conducted IN Cooperation Wuh
Associated First National Pictures
Frances - Douglas Fairbanks IL
now making another picture lie
has limited at no intentions which
could be construed 10 mean amy plan
OF Withdrawing from the films.
A. l.. s--Y-s. Dorothy Phillips IL
married. Allen fiulubar. the director.
IA her husband Man. Woman and
Marriage 10 her iates; starring We.
hici@.
nsbe-Mne Marsh IL both n wife
and mother. Louis Leo Arms, the
writer. Ia her husband. They reside
at 10. Angeles. F
Maybray - Bessie Barrlscais Is
married 10 Howard Hickman. the AZ.
rector. lack Dean "a Fannie Wards
husband.
smissy - Chester Conkiln rot his
nohriaue, ~wairun~ from tho droop.
inx muH,achc he effects IN f'ox Sun
shin. comedies. Charlie Chaplin 4.
the highea,.pald comedian on the
screen Max Under Ia a French.
man.
u. Fe-ra,hs and yitaxraph are
the leading producers cf movie 10
rails Address your manuscript TO
tho scenario editor.
Ralph Robbins-warner oisnd was
born in Sweden In isse. no IL .
Translator Of s,rindbcrw's plays. lie
u 5 feet II inches In height and
weighs $50 pounds. His address IL
tho Hollywood hotel. Hollywood. Cal
operR.Movie Fan Elaine Hammer.
stein IL no, n daughter OF the lat.
Oscar Hammsrntsin. She is n grand.
daughter. sb. was born in 1891.
She weighs i2o pounds
wonderer - Niles weich ~ very
much coiieg-.bred man. Ifa AT.
tended both Yale and Columbia uni.
vernltirs His home address ~ esso
Leland way. Los Angeles. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
De HAVEN ATTENDS
SPECIAL SHOWING

Carter do Haven. who left Los
Angeles for the East a few days
ago. attended special midnight
showing OF the screen version OF
Twin Beds" at tho Plaza theatre
in New York City recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. de Haven had the leading roles
I'm the picture as well as the stage
version OF this famous bedroom
farce. According TO those who wit
messed the review Mt the Plaza. the
picture compares very favorably
with the footlIghts success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

that Joseph DoeliHg "a the Oldest
star carorfsno before the mofion
picture cdmerny Ne rrccnfiv crie-
brafed his 75fh birthday bv rig
oroudv mnsuag up an assorf-
wrnf 81 villains 10 prstsdc fhfsH
for Ailaa DtcuH's "fhs Sin Of
Martha Qsecd.- soon 20 b. prr-
SEATED bv MaRfiower. The yea
cfGhic actor has been eHfcrfala-
ing the pablo for pears Ne has
piayri w 100 pscfsres and died.
IN all bHs 10 ~ thew He says
ia outrageous fhc rav directors
insss; or makiHg corpse sof q
perfectly lspe aad an bsfsogs
vosae actor. Hts Most rofabic
contribution 20 the ~frffh Estate
Is hs performance - Tho Mr.
acie Man.-