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beloved husband "t Nalgaret craig and
lanes. Pavn'ona V.f;liarn' John Rase'
Mamis ana Eizaboth. Funeral Monday.
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calvary
EtfPIN--Cn Saturday, Aug. 81. 1920. at
hor nome ia St Marks aV.. BrooklNn,
Narth2 wife of the late Horny
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roao lno reeif4ncs of rer sister Mrs
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noi.ii. cort,sn
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eor '' JSn,,na man 1.an,,'ert ivtte @f
Caiin CarrbeN Coo,er. Of New York
Cty resides her husband. she leaves
three sisters Mrs. John NJ Steele Mrs
carrie L. McKindlev ard Mrs william
(arsrn--.,n1 one brothnr Henry Iarn-
nnrt
Edlth Cohen, wife OF the late William
O. Daggctt NJ. u. Funeral from her
late home, 2S4 Orange St, on Monday
afternoon at o'clock
roNvrr -Alexander beloved son Of the
We ~, 1I 81 'tie
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H. N'icie d soiclnh lcquichA mass
VIII be said Automoblie cortege
DUFFY ON Saturday, August 81, Mary e.
Harris beloved wife of John G. Duffy
ana daughter of the late John N. ami
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
DEATHS

years secretary e the Long Islaga COL
lese Hospital Durine, III wer he vas
toctive League He leaves q wife. Norma
llegcman LESTER. ard son Maxweu es-
tfr ,, jT Fnngra, , services VII, be heId at
August q. at 1850. at Bay Shore. L.
LIyINCSTON-Mr Charles o. AT Lake
w"od. y J., Auqust 20. FuaeraI Trinity
gust %, at . o'clock.
rOO,rrS-At So,nervilrs n ! Saturday
August q, 1920. George Luther I.oomis.
Rav Elmendorf and Edward r roornis
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the fnner9l services It MS so late resi-,
p. III. 'hoW 'n'e''
II EnTR-At Morristown. y. J, August
q. 1920 Archie Byron I.ucder. Funeral
services VII be held at lis late resi-
dencr' 'i,":'a.in - ~ ~ orr st,Wh' n.
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M'fGNNllE.-Dn Aur1sf 20. l9Hp Rose
r beloved anrhtcr 9f James and mo
1ate MarE a'c9 @mnlp me. ,cnes ~
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,,s nls SUI, ,tt,io,. fnoe Nrnrtba1 aaeJ
-lHit a'.' ,t,oo AVS rnnrTai from
Cft, Monday August 2s . o. NJ Holy
,-anc Cemetery
% ~ 9Sdin ca,
- ~ IT. rucien 5)udin and Sophie
1nesnhinn Avnus funfral services and
intor1n.nt private. at Sou hampton, I. /
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Je.u.. rHsaHr 1aisns Fnn.ral from
g, o"l,tg tI,,t, t,I stb at and willow
av nobol<en. \ j. Monday. august %.
lao n M Funeral mass at church OF
Madonna Fort Lee \. j. Monday
a. m
RrCGS-At 1T Derby av. Derby, Conn.
August 90 1920, in her S7fh year. Mary
& Riggs Wife OF the late George
Riggs ana niece Of the late Laura \.
lIegcronn Internent IN Oak Clln Gene
terry. Derby Monday. August q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Thursdav. Au-
gus, -. ie2o Agres Berry, wife -
William y Stebbins. late residence, 3+l
Aaelnhi St brooklyn
cpErD,,> his residence 1e4 East sist
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in his III vear Funeral services at ms
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New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Governor and Mayor to Attend
Outing of News Gafherers

The Nycna Society, composed of en-
ployees of the New York City News
Assoclatlon, news gathering bureau.
will have ball game and field sports
at Bayside. Queens, next Sunday, and
has engaged Governor Smith and
Mayor Hylan as umpires.
The ball game Will be between teams
from the day staff and the night staff.
The holiday will end with a clambake.
Buses viii leave Columbus Circle for
BaNslde az 0:3O q N
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
BacIae Asks Help for
Serbia's Needy Children

An appeal for aid for serbia's desti
tute children was issued yesterday bv
Jules S. Bachc. banker, through the
Serbian Child Welfare Association, 7
West Eighth Street. Mr.. Bache re
ceived report Of conditions in Serbia
from John A. Kingsbury, formerly
Commissioner o. Charities, who re-
Gently visited that country
After asserting that the problem of
combating disease in Serbia has become
critical, Mr. Bache says:
The American Red Cross has with
drawn from Serbia and the activities of
chat ORGAN nization have been taken over
by the Serbian Child Welfare Associa-
tion. A close cooperation has been eff
fected with the Serbian government
whereby tho association will cndeavor
to administer relief to all immediate
eases.
food in sufficient quantities to meet
normal demands has reached Serbia.
There is satisfactory if not plenti-
ful crop, but the paramount need Of
Serbia to-day is clothing and medical
aid"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
Nam TOO. VIII Wed Woman II

los ANGELES, Aug. 22.-Andrew
Malcolm Morrison who gave his age as
one hundred, obtained license Satur-
day TO marry Mary Augusta Barney,
who said she was seventy-two.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Every motor highway
and bvwGy throughout
picturesque NeW Eng
land njld Ne,v YORK is
q part Of t f,e lo1g
s'Socony I'r0iI'
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NAERIE.D

.sNFl7r7, 7r7,>soN--.'ASFT'S-'t St Johns irr The
Wilderness, rsul Smiths y Y. Aug. 21
lN2a, u lep James. daughter OF lcr. and
Mls Walter J.. james. OF Nov York city
to Henry H. Anderson Of New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Total. August II. 1a2o........ SCI, 81
Contributions, preferably by check or
money order. should be sent to the Tribune
l'iiX.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Birth Engagement, Marriage,
nap be ielcphoned 10 The TriE
insertion in The next days pap
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

WiNMEK-on August 20, 1870. Francis ]
Nuffncr Funeral from the residence Of
MS hfotheT Charles WINNER 32a Pros
pfct aV-, brooklyn on Tuesday August
-, at a. ~. Interment Greenwood
Cemetery.
yIAnEH-At East Orange. y. J.. August
a. 1920, Martha Bigelow Yeager tnee
l'oan} Funeral services at her late
nome. 5S3 Main 81. Brick Church Nom
cay afternoon, August 2s, at $40
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

WIIis0S-At Bronxvlie. \. Y. Friday
August 20. la20. the Rev. Albert Daniels
Wilson, rector Of Christ Church. Bronx
VILE son Of the late Sitlry ans Happy
Acs usta Wilson, In the Glst year " hts
age- fureral service at Christ Churrh H.
Br0nNville Monday, August %. at go
a n internent AZ canandaigaa. y. Y
Friends arc kindly requested not to send
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23
DEATHS

lsi l,'>'T-Suadc niv. Aug. 10 1920. George
beloved husAa0d Of Nargaret Craig an(
father IF George ir Andrew. Horny
James. DaNlN0ni. William, John. Rose
Mamie ani Elizabeth. Funeral Monday
= 3D. IN, from ths residence of his daugh-
ter. Manic, 500 West 39th ST. lnterment
fnitqr,-
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

Death and In Memoriam Notice
une amp time up to midnight for
r. I elephonc Beehnan 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-23

IL NtiftFOKD-Cedric e. at bloomfield.
-. D., Eon al tho late j.. c. Hunyerford,
CORNING. :. Y, died at Mountainside
lios.etai. Glenridge. Saturday evening
az IN hiT 3lss year. Funeral serv-
les Viii he ne4a az Corning, y. Z, Tues
cay afternoon. IntprNlent at convenience
u l4Lnl.y.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

island I SO longed to prove to Dlcky
by prowess in driving a car, and neec-
ed the experience which this long tour
and later drives near our destination
would give me, before should be ready
to meet nv husbands good-natured but
gibing criticism.
A HesItant Beginning.
''Everything's arranged, daughter.
nv father whispered to me little later.
"Doran will call for us tomorrow morn
ing, and. Of course, everybody will think
the car is his which we have hired for
the trip"
MY anticipation of the expected
chance to drive was positively childish,
and put out of my mind for the time
being all thoughts of my sister-in law.
She recalled herself to me most vlvldly,
however, after dinner, my father ana
Dicky were enjoying their cigars upon
the veranda and my mother-ln-laW mao
gone to her room to be sure tnal
Richard Second" was asleep. ;, >.
Lillian had taken Marion to the CITY
in the morning, and was to have an
early dinner in town, and 60 directly to
the Durkees from the train. This left
Harriet and me alone together, and
saw by her quick, furtive glance around
her drawing Of her chair nearer to mine
that she had been waiting the chance to
speak to me without danger OF beng
overheard.
Margaret she hesitated: How
long are you going to be gone"
"About three weeks" l returned
promptly.
would you mind?' She paused again
Having us stay here until after you
come back?"
What She "Wondered."
Sometimes, I wonder if l may. not
have" she returned a trifle mournfully
''but I am perfectly sane upon this topic
Don't think l can't see what mothers
been up to before we came and is still
keeping up? She's darling, but a:
cantankerous an old dear as you'll ever
want to meet And I want you to know
that l appreciate the welcome you. have
given US. And-and-I wouder-if you
would do a-rather-odd-thin for
me?"
Anything in the world" said warm
ly, and saw to my surprised dismay that
there were tears in her fine eyes
Next-"What Harriet Braithwaite
Asked Of Madge."
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
FOR THRIFT WEEK
Days Will Be Observed Under
Auspices Of Y. M. c. A.,
Banks Will Help.

Thrift week will be observed in Great
Falls, January II to q. under the
leadership of the Y. NJ. c. A., and will
be financed by the banks of the city.
The observance of the week will be
national affair, and similar program
will be carried out simultaneously in
every section of the country. Slides
urging thrift will be shown, in the vari-
Gus theaters Of the city, placards and
thrift literature will be distributed about
the city. and it is possible that Great
Falls will also adopt the plan of Helena.
to place Four Minute men in the various
show houses during the week.
Saturday. January II, will be known
as National Thrift Day, or Bank Day.
"Share with Others Day will be Sun
day. y,
National Life Insurance Day. will
be observed on Monday, and Tuesday
will be known as "Own Your Home
Day"
make a VIII Day will be Wednes-
day. Thursday will be known as Thrift
and Industry Day" and Friday will be
Family Budget Day" ''Pay Your Bills
Promptly Day" will be held on Saturr-
day, the final day of the Thrift Week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

might as well get taxi, too," Dicky
responded sulkily. II can't stay at home
to chauff him around"
"No, but you can take two days to 60
to the other end of the island!' his
mother retorted caustically. But that's
all you know about it anyway. Just be-
cause Edwin has had a man to drive
him for years doesn't mean that he
can't drive a car himself. He has al
ways driven, and is perfectly crazy
about it. Harriet was saying just a
little while ago that Edwin had been
over looking at your car and his hands
were just itching to get at it."
Let him to it, then" Dicky said
carelessly. "Sorry, old girl" turning to
me. You'll have to 60 BY train, I
guess, unless
I'm going to leave that to father"
said denurely, smiling across at my
equally demure looking parent He is
in charge Of this expedition"
Il don't envy father" Dicky observed
caustically. Judging from the baggage
you and Lii have been getting ready,
father'd better engage an old-fashioned,
white covered emigrant wagon for the
trek"
Thank you for the tip, Richard" my
father returned. Il may have to act
upon it,
had hard work to keep up my spirits
down to mark where Dicky would not
suspect my relief at my mother-in-law S
interference with his plans, and I there
fore carefully kept my face averted
from my father, and the mischevous
twinkle which / knew was in his eyes
For nothing could have suited lis better
than this plan which kept Dicky at
home
l knew that my father had planned to
have Doran-the garage man who was
teaching me to drive-take my new car
out to our temporary abiding place, and
that I was to have the chance to drive
the car myself after we had passed the
more thickly settled sections Of the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
MRS. CALL TO GIVE
RECITAL ON MONDAY
Local Pianist Will Appear Here
in Benefit for Great Falls
Y. w, C.. A.

On next Monday evening in the Palm
room of Hotel Rainbow, Mrs. Mary
Hughes Call will appear in concer
recital for the benefit Of the 1ouna
Women's Christian association. Mrs
Call is one of the finished artists OF the
northwest. Her musical education IN
Guided study under some OF the most
noted masters of the piano, among them
being Rudolph CAM who prepared hel
for her professional debut. She studied
for two years in Europe, and enjoyed
rare experience in acting as ac'
companist in the studios of Madame
Delaltre in Paris.
Mrs. Calls repertoire includes COM
Debussy, Smetana, CAM, Edward Col.
Inns, Rochmanioff, Scarlatti, Gluck and
Greig She has received most flatterins
attention from the musical critics in the
larger cities where she has played
among them being the following from
Musical America, Of New York:
Mrs. Call gave three Chopin Etudes
with excellent effect Her playing OF the
Scriabine Nocturne for left hand alone
awakened interest" =,
Tickets for the recital will be sold
at Wheeers drug store, the Y. ". g.
A. and McKibbon's drug store and are
now on sale
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
MY HEART and
MY HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase Of
Revelations
of a Wife
The way Harriet BraIthwaite Hesitat.
jnuly Opened Her n heart to Madge.

lngty Up6noo nor uodTs ~ NJ "doSo'
found myself reluctant to leave
home for my projected trip SO fasci-
mated had / become with both the per-
sonality Of Harriet Braithwaite and the
problem she subtly suggested to my
mind.
But all our plans had been made, and
SO effectively had we all worked under
the spell Of getting ready for our guests
that only the most necessary last things
remained to be done, and l had plenty
of leisure to spend with the sister-in-
law whom I had learned to like i'm
mensely.
Dicky had proposed to take Lillian,
Marion. my father and me out in the
big car Jointly owned by Dicky and
Alfred Durkee But his mother had
effectively squelched his plans by de-
claring that the car must be kept in
readiness for the entertainment of his
sister and her husband.
you know Edwin sold all Of his cars
and hasn't bought new one yet" she
spIttered to her son when he casually
mentioned his intention of going with
US. It'll be fine howdy'do if he has
to get a taxi every time he wants to
60 anywhere while he's here"
Hell have to have a chaffeur, he
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
SEVEN DIVORCES
ON LIBERTY DAY
Judgment Reserved in One Case
Out Of Eight; Atkins Pays
AlimOny.

Seven divorce DEGREES were awarded,
one case taken under advisement and an
order for temporary alimony entered IN
another on Thursday, divorce day IN the
district court. None of the cases were
contested, default in each instance being
either entered against or confessed by
the defendants. The one case IN which
Judge II. II. Ewing reserved Judgment
was the one brought by katherine. A
Scott against Jesse NJ Scott, in which
a final order will be made later.
In the case of Mayme Powell against
Clarence d. Powell, Waller people, Gus
tody of their one minor child was award
ed to the mother for three months In
each year and to the father during the
remaining nine months, he to provide for
it's support at all times. Mrs. Powell
based her suit on the grounds of in.
compatibility and the defendant did not
dispute the charge.
Edna Ellsberg was granted an ab-
solute decree in her case against Joseph
Ellsberg, cruelty figuring as the basis
sustained in the case of Alice Hughes
against Elmer Hughes, who were mar
ried in this city June II, 1919.
In the case of Fred c. Hulet against
Elena Hulet. married at Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan, March Is, 1912, deser-
ton was proved against the defendant
Ida Jane kenison was granted decree
from William H. kenison and awarded
custody of their two minor children, the
defendant failing to appear. Other de.
crees ordered were in the cases OF
Edith Lambert against Archie Lambert
and Leon r. Bremen against Grace +
Brenner.
Pursuant to evidence brought out at
hearing called on petition of the plain
tiff. Judge Ewing ordered the defendant
in the case of Lois Atkins against Leslie
Atkins to pay $25 monthly into court fol
the support Of his wife pending outcome
Of the suit.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Is Cars of Hay Come Daily
Into This Territory, But
Shortage Crisis Expected

" accute in other states, importers as
sert.
{, Before spring, it is predicted Montana
buyers will be unable to secure hay that
grades better than second or third
quality. Buyers who have only recently
been sent east have wired back that
there is no hay to purchase in the ter
ritories they have visited.
Without considering the 1000, 900
sheep and the $4,000 horses still in the
state, there are 100000 cattle for
which hay must be secured. If these
cattle are to be fed 1000 pounds each
it will be necessary to import 5OO,OoO
tons before grass grows. 'The fact is
that, even if the railroads could handle
the volume, there isn't that much hay
to be found without resorting to grades
that have little or no feeding value said
a local dealer" Local farmers are al
ready coming in contact with inferior
hay. Fifteen cars were rejected here
only last week, although the purchasers
were in serious need of the shipment"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Mrs. Anna johnson
Dies at Home Here

After a considerable period Of i'll
health, Mrs. Anna johnson, wife Of
Hans johnson of 1921 Fourth avenue
north. died Wednesday morning at the
family home, aged 75. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson located in Great Falls several
years ago and they have made wide
circle of friends. She is survived by her
husband and six children in this vicinity
and numerous relatives in the east. Her
children are Mrs. L. L. Rude, Mrs. Ole
Lundby, Mrs Hyland and Simon John
son, all of Great Falls, and Oscar John
son and j. S. johnson who reside on Il
ranch near Manchester. The body was
taken to the r. Z. O'Connor company r
undertaking parlors and the funeral
services will be held on Sunday after
noon at 2 from Our Savior's Lutheran
church. the Rev A. G. Lunde, the pastor
officiating Burial will be in the family
lot in Highland cemetery.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

Hay shipments into Great Falls for
distribution over the Butte division OF
the Great Northern average Is cars
daily. Daily consignments arriving from,
eastern states amount to IS cars and
20 cars come into this territory through
Butte from Idaho and other western
states, according to the local office. No
difficulty is experienced in obtaining
delivery Of feed after loading but many
delays occur before hay already con-
tracted for is placed on board cars. ii
is stated.
Despite the apparent relaxation in the
feed situation at the present time
stockmen declare that grave crisis is
extremely liable to occur, especially as
regards to hay Of the better grades
Alfalfa grown in Washington state can
not now be bought and shipped to Great
Falls for less than $40 per ton and the
shortage of feed of this variety is equal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
NEWCOMERS ELECT
OFFICE RS.

The Newcomers club held its annual
business meeting Thursday afternoon
in the recital rooms at the Great Falls
Phor opraph company at which officers
were elected Before the election the
retiring president and secreta-y-treasur-
er gave their annual reports and the
constitution Of the organization was
of Mrs. /. O. Blake, present secretary,
as president: Mrs. T. J. Bowlin, vice
president and Mrs. ]. III. Wellens, sec
retary- treasurer. Mrs. H. H. Roberts,
retiring president, Mrs. ]. c. Dow, Mrs.
J. H. Abrams and Mrs. J. H. Usher
were elected to act with the three Off
GERS as a board Of directors.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Uhe Uribu1le -.
Womem s Corner
TRAVEL CLUB HOLDS
SUCCESSFUL MEETING.

The ne.y year started very encour-
aglngly for the Travel club when a
larger and more enthusiastic member
ship than usual turned out for the first
meeting Of the year Thursday morning
in the children's room Of the public Ii
brary. Roll call was responded to by
the recitation of some important event
of 1919. Mrs. J. G. Dow's paper on
Ukrania was read by Mrs. ]. w. Agnew,
Mrs. Dow being unable to give the paper
herself The third instailment of the
clubs serial story was presented by Mrs.
r. NJ. Leslie, the author Of that chapter.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Local Men to Make
Mid-Winter Junke,

Con Bentzen, of the Glenwood Cigar
store. and Nate T'ibhets, of this city,
left Thursday evening for Browning AMI
other points in the vicinity of Glacier
park, on hunting trip and midwinter
outing They will make the entire trip
by auto. returning to Great Falls the
first part Of next week. As far as is
known, Mr.. Bentzen and Mr.. Tbbets
are the pioneers of extended mid winter
autoing through northwestern Montana
From reports they have received from
varous places, they claim the roads are
in ideal condition for a trip of this
DgfIrp
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
SlllIllIllIljllllllIlC llllllllI
NE EWLY-WEDS CLUB
TO MEET.

The Newly y-weds club Of the Methodist
church will meet Friday evening at 3
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, 2223
Eighth avenue north. This is the an
nual meeting Of the club and the cleo
tion of officers will be taken up along
with other business.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Married 81 Years,
Now Asks Divorce

Suit for divorce has been initiated
in district court by Thomas ODonnell
against. Flora O'Donnell, to whom he
was married at Helena, March ID,
1889, and whom he accuses Of deser-
ton. The plaintiff alleges that Mrs.
O'Donnell left their home without cause
on December a, 1917, and has since
refused to return. The couple have three
children, all of whom are over q years
of age.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Junior Class Play
to Be Given Tonight

The Juniors of the high school will
present their annual play this friday
evening at the school auditorium. It is
comedy entitled 1.-The Coloners Maid
The cast is composed Of nine members
of the junior class all of whom have
won the honor of representing their
class through excellent scholarship as
we'll as through exceptional dramatic
ability for amateurs. The curtain will
rise at o'clock
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
200 Coops Arrive
for Poultry Show

The committee in charge of exhibits
for the Montana Poultry Breeders as
sociation show which will be held at the
city market in Great Falls January 1924,
inclusive, were busy Thursday placing
200 coops which arrived from Butte
Two hundred more coops from Butte and
400 from Helena are expected to arrive
TODAY {Friday) or Saturday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

sHORT-Thomas J. Short Of 1900 First
morning. The body is at the w. n. George
Co. chapel and the funeral will be held
there at on Sunday afternoon and at
$3.50 services will be conducted at the
Christian church. Rev. 3. q. Francis Will
officiate Members Of the Eagles will
attend the services and tho rttualistic
service Of that order will bo exempltded
AT the grave.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
CONRAD MAN ENLISTs.

Jacob Heun, of Conrad was enlisted
for two years service in the U. $. navy
Thursday by w. F. Wolf, officer in
charge Of the local Z. S. navy recruiting
station in the Federal building. Heun
enlisted in the electrical branch of the
service and will either be sent to Mare
Island. Cal, or to Hampton Roads.
Virginia.