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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09

Washington, Oct. S.-President
Wilson Thursday directed that Sun
day, November IA, the American
flag be displayed at half mast on all
public buildings and naval and mill
tary posts. las a token of the ma
tons participation in the memorial
services held for the heroic Ameri
can soldiers, sailors, marines and
others who gave their lives to their
country in the world war"
In Connection with the order, the
president authorized this state
ment:
There has been transmitted to
me suggestion that / name Sun
day, November IA as Armistice Sun
day in order that the religious ser
vices held throughout the country
on that day may be given an especial
note of remembrance for the heroic
deeds and sacrifices of those who
died for America in the world war
The selection of formal day
which shall annually be set aside to
commemorate our participation in
the world war will some day doubt
less be affected through legislation
and already Memorial day, rich in
heroic memories. has acquired addi-
tional significance as being appro
pirate also to the commemoration of
the heroes of the world war. /
am, however. so heartily in favor of
the suggestion that has been made
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
Goldman and BerkmanW With Others
of Ark Buford Wish to Come Back;
Professor Calls Soviet "COmedy"

London, Oct S.--fBy The Associated
Press. D Emma Goldman and Alexander
Berkman both want to return to the
United States. according to Boris Soko-
loft. former professor of biology in Pc
trograd university and well known as a
socialist writer who has just arrived in
England.
"There are 240 of the passengers of
the soviet ark Buford who were sent
away from the United States last De-
cember now in Perograd. aud 239 of
them want to return" was part,of Berk
mans comment ON present life conditions
in soviet Russia when / talked with him
in Petrograd few weeks ago" NJ Soko-
loft told The Associated Press
With Mrs. Kerensky, wife of the form
er head of the Russian government and
her two children. Sokoloff left Russia
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
CHIEF PROHIBITION
OFFICER IS CHARGED
WITH LAW VIOLATION
North Dakota's Enforcement
Head is Jailed in Default of
$4,000 Bail Bond.

Fargo, Oct S.-R b. Leady. recently
appointed prohibition enforcement group
chief for North Dakota. was arrested
Friday afternoon on charge of viola
ton of the prohibition laws He was
placed in the Cass county Jail by the
United States marshal in default of
$4,000 bail.
The charge preferred against Leady
here is transporting intoxicating liquor
in violation of the federal prohibition
laws and conspiracy to commit a crime
against the federal government
Leady's arrest followed the arrest at
Sioux Falls. S. D.. of Theodore Musgierd.
who recently resigned from the North
Dakota prohibition enforcement force for
violation of the prohibition status.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09

in Europe had shown itself mot worth
a continental"
The league that we are not going to
have. was the way he described it ia
an afternoon speech at st. Joseph While
the crowd stood and cheered he repeated
that he did not favor entering the Paris
league, and promised that as president he
never would submit a league or associa-
ton of nations containing anything like
Article TO-"
Talks to Laboringmen.
In other speeches he assailed the cove
nant's provisions ON the Monroe doctrine.
voting. power in the league, the with
drawal privilege, and labor. Stressing
the labor feature in talk to packing
house employees at South st. Joseph. he
declared he wanted no covenant that
would drag American labor standards
down to those Of the old world
In all the senator made IL speeches
during the day, and in every one of them
he struck out at the Paris league Seven
were delivered in Missouri. long bitter
ly contested sector Of the league fight.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
.k|v|GHTSOE COLUMBUS
RELIEVED ON WELFARE
WORK IN PHILIPPINE
Government Takes Over All
Organization Activities In
suiar Territory.

New York. Oct. S.-The knights of
Columbus announced tonight they had
received letter from Secretary of War
Baker notifying them that on October IL
the war department will take over all
welfare work in the Philippine Islands
in conformity with the departments POL
icy of assuming charge of welfare work
wherever it feels competent to do so.
The war deparement also is assuming
all welfare work in Hawaii and will study
conditions in Panama with view of tax
ing over the welfare work there
II Thanking the Knights for their serv-
ice Mr. Baker requested them to turn
over their buildings and equipment in the
Philippines.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09

Answering the presidents declaration
that the league covenant would not take
from congress the power to declare war,
the Republican nominee pronounced the
obligations of article 10 SO clear and un-
mistababIe that congress would be com
pelIed to fulfill them or bring dishonor
on the nation.
.sThis obligation is absolute and nn
oua.ified," said Mr.. Harding. Whenever
certain specified circumstances arose. no
matter how much we might regret it. we
would have to keep our promise or sneak
ont of it. Let no one be deceived; the
choice would be between two things. war
or dishonor.
Attacks Upon League.
Article 10 bore the brunt of the can
dates attack in the address here, out
during the day in other Iowa and Mis-
other narts of the covenant. The whole
scheme he characterized as militia
istic"e alliance which in actual operation
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09

from the workmen members of the Pc
trograd soviet, 'to inform the prolctarat
world about the soviet Russia comedy"
"Within month | am going to New
York where l have been invited to report
to the American workers my obserya-
tions." said Soboloff Il did not want
to leave Russia, because great events are
ripening there and discomfort with the
soviet government is growing more and
more.
ssThe workmen and peasant masses
have completely withdrawn from the boil
sheviki and serious trouble is expected.
'Qne need not mention that there is
no communism or socialism in Russia.
My. opinion is that the process of the
crystallization is nearly finished aud that
Russia will soon follow the example of
France4by oyerthrowing its tyrants.'
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
MusJERD oBEYED ORDERS

Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct S-Theodore
Musjerd formerly a federal prohibition
agent here who was arrested Thursday
night when he was found to be in pos
session of a motor car load of whisky,
told local police that he had been com
missioned by Robert +. Leady, federal
prohibition agent for North Dakota, to
deliver the liquor to /. H. McCoun. a
private detective of this city, who had
assisted Leady in several raids on
"moonshiners' in this state.
Leady was formerly federal prohibi-
tion director for South Dakota but
had asked for a transfer TO Kansas City,
shortly before he was sent to Fargo.
Musierd resigned here late in July.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
Long Standing Fued
Between Two Italian
Families is Ended

Rome. Oct. Flight Sardanian fami-
lies which have been principals in a
vendetti for 65 years have become recon
ciled, according to report to the Gior-
male ID, Italia. Since the feud began
have been rs murders and much prop
crty damage done by members Of the
families involved.
The Bishop of Tempo. where most of
the families reside, officiated at the cere-
mony Vt reconciliation.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
HOSIERY EMPLOYEES
WILL TAKE LESS PAY
To KEEP MILLS OPEN
Many Factories Are Closed,
Causing Idleness Among
Textile Workers.

Lowell Mass, Oct. s.-Employes Of
the Lawrence Manufacturing company,
hoping to make it possible to continue op-
Grafton at the company's hosiery and I'M
derwear mills here. have offered to ac-
cept reduction in wages
Thirty five hundred persons, are en-
ployed in the hosiery and underwear
departments. TIE underwear paehines
were shut down Friday and Shosiery
workers will be laid off shortly. the local
agent announced.
The Bay State Cotton corporation,
employing about 600 hands. shut down
Thursday night.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
METHOD|STS To AID
EUROPEAN CHILDREN
At CHRISTMAS TINE
Profits Arising From Book Con-
Germ Will be Applied to
Pension Fund.

Chicago. Oct. S.-The executive com
mittee of the board of Sunday schools Of
the Methodist Episcopal church Friday
voted to devote the Christmas offering
from it's 10000 Sunday schools to relief
of children in Europe
a. The church board decided to distribute
the profits of the Methodist book CON
cern. totalling 100000 as pensions for
retired ministers, and widows and or
phans of ministers. About 1000 per-
sons viii be benefited by the action of
the board.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
Germans Offer New Reparation Plan to France
WESTERN STATES ARE GIVEN PRIORITY
RIGHTS IN CARS FOR COAL SHIPMENTS
Performing Donkey
Keeps z Americans
Away From Finland

Terrejoki, Finland, Oct. Tom
and Anna Belling, American circus
performers, are unable to enter Fin
land because there are in the en-
tourage a trained donkey and several
educated dogs. The Bellings were in
Russia and after several trying
months, obtained permission from
the soviet government to leave the
country. They reached the Finish
border in safety but found the regu-
lations against shipment of livestock
from Russia preventing them from
entering Finland unless they abandon
their performing animals.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
CHICAGO COMMITTEE is
TO DIRECT COAL DISTRIBUTING

Chicago. Oct. S.--After a conference
between District Attorney Hoyne and
Illinois coal operators Friday commit
tee of six was appointed to regulate dis
tribution OF coal in Chicago for the pnr-
pose of keeping prices down and keep
ing the supply up.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE SAYS
HARD|NG'S THEORY TO END
IN REFUSING MORAL AID
America and America Only" Creed of Ohio Sem
ator is Classed as "Provincalism and Little Short
of Treason to Our Traditions" by Candidate;
Charged That Borah Forced Stand.

Louisville Ky, 8-Scahfng attack Friday
night by Governor Cox of Ohio the league
of Senator Harding his Republican opponent Senator
Hardng creed Democratic candidate declared address
here closing his Kentucky campaign forced
of threat from Senator Borah and America America
only"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
HARDING DISPUTES
PRESIDENTS VIEW
UPON ARTICLE TEN
Republican Candidate Attacks League of Nations
in Eleven Campaign Speeches Through
Iowa and Missouri

Kansas City, No. Oct 8-A day of campaigning against the
Paris League of Nations was closed by Senator Harding Friday
night with speech the Kansas City hail. replying d.
rec the appeal for league recently addressed to the
voters of the country by President Wilson.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-09
STATE DEMOCRATS
ORGANIZE TO FIGHT
NONPARTISAN SLATE
Hundreds of Leading Members of Party Join
Senator H. L. Myers in Repudating
Wheeler Ticket; Indorse Cox.

Helena, Oct 8-A statewide meeting of Democrats which
practically county represented held here Friday
launch campaign against the state ticket headed by T.
Wheeler of Butte, for governor
This ticket ndorsed by the Nonpartsan
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

twenty-five Story Well Known Office Build
ing the heart of the financial district containing over
$4,000 square feet of rentable space: 10000 feet
will be available May /. 1921, including handsome
banking quarters and several of the upper floors with
unusual light
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Charlie F. Noyes Co.
To Locate i'm New Home
VIII Occupy Lower Part of ITS
Own Building i'm William
Street

The Charles f. Noyes Company will!
move next Sunday to 118 William
part BY the company. The new build
ing was designed by Clinton & Rus
sell and constructed by Bernard F.
Golden. The Noyes company executive
Offices will be on the ground hoor and
the other departments upstairs.
Mr.. Noyes has provided for his or
ganization one of the finest buildings
of is type in the city, at a cost in
excess % $500 600 including its equip
ment. The building front is marble
The ground floor is marble, set through
cut IA mahogany. a d,c-Lgra:.n >, =
am ri'- Instruments ~ everv K
in every department. has been provide
for. New mahogany furniture will be
installed throughout, and new and spe-
cially designed steel filing cabirets will
be installed for records. Nothing viii
be taken from the present location a.
Va IN st. eeJ ,Xc-rt oJt Wv = .
office records, which is probably one { {
the most complete sets covering the
o1'nr eect on of the citv.
The business was established in 1895
by Charles F. Moves, is now running at
the rate of about $4,000 900 a year in
it's turnover. empi,ys about fifty
in the various executive dep rtment
and has, including those employed in
buildings managed, approximately $50
employees.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Housing SuggestionsMade
BY Queens Business Men
General Exemption Of Taxes
and Tenement House Law
Amendments Favored

At a meeting of the housing COM
mittee of the Greensboro Chamber of
Commerce. held Wednesday afternoon,
September 15. to consider the question
Of housing legislation to be BROUGHT
before the special session Of the Legis.
iature which convenes at Albany on
next Monday, the following recon-
mendations to the board of directors
Of the chamber were adopted:
!. Repeal or amendment Of rent law
passed at last session OF Legislature
SO as 20 exempt new buildings
?. Exemption OF state and Fedora!
income tax of interest on all real es-
tate mortgages.
8. Extension of State Land Bank
regulations, TO permit of investments S
secnrl.ies that are exempted from
Federal income tax.
4. Interstate Commerce Comm ission
urged - Crant priofity to shipmen s
of bui ,.i@g mate:a $.
AM "rdmert TO tenement house
law relative to conversion of buildings
as provided COR in Lein nrer and Dodge
bills, ich failed of passage at regu,
lar session.
6. Legislation to license real estate
brokers.
T. Enactment of form Of statutory
lease.
g. Exempting new housing from
ocal taxation for a period OF ter
wears. provided tfe houses are bail.
within the raxt five years.
The committee went OH record Is
opposed 10 nc fol owing proposals:
l. Figuring rent base on net income
2. Making rent laws more drastic
frightening stays. etc
3. Repeal of usury law and permit
ting higher rate of interest to be
charged.
8. Building Of dwellings by state OF
municipal authorities.
5. Creating Of state and local ad-
yisory bodies
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Oldest Homestead
I'm Bronx Will Be
Sold at Auction
Ancient Ferris House, at
Zerega's Point, Said to
Have Been Built i'm 1857,
Offered 10 Bidders

H7icer's and Brocke:;'s Nechs, in the
Bronx, OH January -, 1855, we're pat
ented TO Thomas Hunt by Governor
pongan, under the title Of Grove
Farm, the yearly suit rent being "a
bushel Of good winter wheat" Hunt
married a daughter Of Edward Jessup
one Of the ratcntees of West Farm.
"Pl4nting Neck" afterward called
Hunts Point.
The Grove Farm vas sold at public
vendue on May 6, 1860, TO James Con
stem for 3,40O pounds sterling. Con-
sten sold the same property, in Oceo-
ber, 17773, 10 John kerris, descend
ant of John Ferris. one of the original
patentees OF Westcheater, who married
Myanna Hunt. AS result Of this
purchase Spicer's Neck became known
as Fcrriss Point, From Brockett's
NeTk' t,b ~, lust beyond, the ferry connected
with Whltestone, L. l., and the Neck
thus became known as Old Ferry Point.
Today II is owned by members Of the
De ZereEa aud Lorillard families. At
the extreme end Of Zerega's Point
stands Island Hall, the stately stone
Zerega home dating from 1923.
lhc oldest house in the Bronx, how
ever, is said TO be the ancient Ferris
home at Zeregas Point. This old relic,
AZ 10 Sdlu, uate5 from 1857. Inc house
is closo 10 Westchester Creek, of which
t nmanis fine view. The old
house lies just beyond the property OF
the Roman Catholic Deaf and Dumb
Asylum FIR, Avenue, or Perly Lam,
is fine shady road, leading down to
9th Ferris M Old Ferry Point from
the Eastern Boulevard
A part Of THIS historic domain "a
row to be sod at auction by Joseph T.
pay on Thursday, September 80, in the
Fesey Street salesro0m. The property
to be disposed Of consists OF approx!-
mate.y ia acres of waterfront and
upland, and the old homestead and out
=. nGs. kaywn As OF Ferry roint,
ocated between Tnrog's eek and Cissun
Point at the foot Of Ferris Avenue,
which outlets from East l77th Street,
the route Of the East 177th Street cross
Vu,n surface car line, which connects
with the Westchester Avenue subway
az the l77th Street, or Grant Square,
.es;;on.. The property to be sold. IS
mole is a.: a most ideal cite for some
large instlt Ition.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

Fourteen Story Office Building-Exceent loca-
ton near Wall Street. containing over $4,000 rentabIe
square feet of which $4,000 will be available May l.,
1921, and ground floor banking space on May |, 1922
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE

House Your Business
In Your Own
Building
Pern7anency OF Location
Allowance for Growth
Protection Against Rental Increases
TIT E have several properties in the Down.
w town district, varying in size. in which
possession of considerable space can be OBJ
tained or before May I, 1921
Four Story Office Building with 4O-foot sreet
frontage. excellent light containing about 900 square
feet. Alteration would make this fine business home
for financial or export house law firm. Immediate
possession.
Five Story Corner Office Building. containing
about 5000 square feet, all Of which will be available
May !. 1871. Alteration would make excellent home
tor financial house insurance company.
Twelve Story Modern Office Building, located
on prominent the very Of the insurance
district. Several light sunny floors of about 225O
square feet each available Building can be bought at
reasonable price and has great future possibilities
Fourteen Story Office Building-Exceent loca-
ton near Wall Street. containing $4,000 rentabIe
square feet' OF which 900 will be available May l.
'9zl and ground floor banking space on May |, 1922
twenty-five Story Well Known Office Build
ing, the heart of the financial district containing over
$4,000 square feet of rentable space: 10000 feet
will be available May /, 1921 including handsome
banking quarters and several of the upper floors with
unusual light
For complete information inquire of
VIM. A. White & Sons
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

The Charles +. Noyes Company viii
move next Sunday to 118 William
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Flats Without Bedrooms
Coming to New York
California Type Apartments,
With Disappearing Beds,
to Help Housing

An apartment house is about to be
erected of three room suites which
will have the advantages o. fve-room
suites. This plan is made possible by
type of bed, which when not in usa
is inclosed into the walls in such a
manner as to provide q bookcase for
the living room and buffet for the
dining room, thereby allowing these
TWO rooms to be used as bedrooms. 1t
known rs the California type of
partmeHt and is to be erected by the
and ora Realty Cooperation.
Besides being economical and great
ave" sDaC' it materially lessons
household dutics and he 'ps to make the
'rv+nt p.oo.eci = neg lDc one. The
wing room with be l3 by 19 feet, the
ming room Y by l3 feet, which means
p! the prop4srd arrar cement, bedrooms
D the same size. Thc-e is bath and
kitchen, with ma DIS toilet adjoin-
ag and five spacious closets.
The booNcase in the living room con-
aims drawer-bcd in its base that
passes through an opening in the wall
into dressing room where, when not
in use, it is concealed under the dress
ing table. AT night this drawer is
pulled into the room and contains a
ul-sized he'd withftox spring and mat
ross. In the dining room, the bed is
Acea!ed IN the b.sa CT buffet, the
drawer bed passing through the wal!
when rol in use
Warre& & Wetmore have prepa red
plans for house to be erected in this
city without bedrooms. 1t is the con-
ceptlon OF j. G.. Stick.ey and R. S. Mon
;er. Much interest has been aroused
by the plan, which has been offered as
one means toward solving the housing
problem.
All kinds OF once help listed ssith the
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

Twelve Story Modern Office Building, located
on prominent in the very centre of the insurance
district Several light, sunny floors of about 2.25O
square feet each available. Building can be bought at
reasonable price and has great future possibilities.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
AND SECURE

Four Story Office Building, with 4O-foot street
frontage excellent light containing about 5000 square
feet. Alteration would make this fine business home
for financial export house or law firm. Immediate
possession
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Much Construction
Under Wav i'm Queens

The AUGUST bui ding statistics com
pled by The Amer =. Contractor from
~ cities of tne United S:a,e, shov.
that Queens Moroush cnt.nues to
Stand near the top n the matter Of new
pul!dlng construction. For the month
Of August the total value Of new build.
ings for which permits were Issued
reached s3.ll8,I13. This sum was sur
passed only by Chicago and Los An
geles. For the eight months since Jan
uary I, 1920. the total was s29 ,sSe ,5s5.
which was exceeded by only four cities
OF the United States Chicago. CIeve.
land, Los Angeles and Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
70 LET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES
HIGH CLASS OFFICE SPACE
STORAGE OR MlAUEACIuRlnG
SALE OR LEASE

MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
II. +. Cutting Says Slu1ns
Should Be Wiped Out
Suggests New York Follow the
Example of Naples and De-
strOy Old Tenements

r, Fulton Cutting, president of the
City and Suburban Homes Company
in an address before joint meeting
of the City Club and the Women's CtT,
Club held Monday evening 10 discuss
the housing problem. suggested the
"disemboweling' of the city Sums.
as was cone n Naples, and sad:
just over the bridge IN Queens
Borough the city has one OF the finest
opportunities imaginable. We should
tear down our tenements here, some OF
which should have been torn down a
generation ago. and over in Queens
should lay out garden city with wide
streets. pretty homes, schools, libra
ries. etc. There, too, the factory
should be carried. making of the place
both residential and iAdustrial city"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

All kinds OF once help listed with ths
Pfoiessionai Employment Agencies adyer.
used IN The Tribune.-.idvt-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

Five Story Corner Office Building containing
about 5000 square feet all of which will be available
May |, 1921. Alteration would make excellent home
tor financial house insurance company.