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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-23
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I0F CIRCULATION CONTEST: AN.
AMARILLO GIRL LEADING TODAY

Only one more week II left .uf The
Danny Panhandle automobile gNbscril,.
ton contest. This mcuns every candi.
date should work the hardest ever now
thot the time grows short Even worg.
ing ms hard as You possibly can All can.
dldatcs will think when Il N too late
OF some other person irum whom they
could have secured subscription.
Always candidates ioayc some NJ their
subscriptions until the last monrn.
and then they are only able IN gct =
few Of them for the very simple roa.
son be- or she can b. In hut ono plnt .
at time and can not possibly gather
up promises left until the Inst minute.
Miss Turner Leads Today
Miss fidelin Turner Of Amarillo leads
the lift today with .30j.2S0 votes 90
her credit and X working IN the cam.
pniRn to become winner ~ the 81 .OsO
Overland touring ear How many votes
n viii take Ia win N hard "a tell hut Il
H. certain q viii BE- well up IN the mil.
lions and Miss Turner IL letting an her
friends know sho ~ In II 10 win.
NV Ass'"' 'Nhd WV lHAilhl hllfl VIII
cl,wr Friday night. December cath, ~
eight o'clock. out Of town candidates
have the right 10 mail subscriptions on
this offer until eight o'clock the same us
on other vote offers closing This rule
wi, nor apply for oIt ~ town c1udi
'lios on the closing night a. ihG con.
test Rules governing this will hc Civ.
IN out mtor.
Turn IN Votes NGw
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90 hold subscriptions urtn after the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Picture hf{er

Robert Edeson, long known as =
stage actor. appears soon In a movie
called Are Wives to Blame?,
Tom Moore is TO star in MI
Barnes OF New York"
y. w. Hornung wrote the tale. now
a movie starring Catherine Calvert,
and called Dead Men Tell No
Tales
Alice Terry started as a movie ex~
ira actress in a mob scene. She 10
featured now in the movie -Four
Horsemen Of the apocalypse
Claire whitney is featured in The
Passionate Pilgrim" and Zine Featt1~
ers."
Mary Pickford was born at roron~
to. Canada. in 1898.
Lester Cuneo is starred in a new
Western movie called Lone Hand
Wilson"
Milton Sills. eight years a leading
man in the movies. appeared last
with Mary Miles Minter In Sweet
Lavender" and will be seen next IN
The Furnace"
Rosemary Theby IL now working
In a movie production Of Marx.
Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee n.
King Arthurs Court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
FILMED
AT PLAZA HOTEL

For the first time In It's history.
tho Plaza hotel. New York City.
turned its exclusive quarters into a
motion picture studio on last Mon.
day night. when the management
permitted tho Selznick Picture com.
pany to stage a ball scene and sew
erai other scenes In the Rose Room.
Early In the evening, electricians
planted their lights and Mt 10 O'Clock
Conway Tearle and company. with
Hobart Henley, the director. Invaded
the room. followed by 1850 extras and
an orchestra For several hours the
cameramcn ground away while nil
the guests OF the exclusive hosiery
who cared TO were permitted 20 look
on, or get into the picture. II they
desired. As a result. Mr. Tcarie's
next picture win contain some Of the
most elaborate ballroom scenes that
have been screened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Conducted On Cooperation wan
Associated FIRST kdtioHa! PlcfHrcsJ
Ledo Harold Lloyd Is not mar.
ricd and says he has no intention OF
getting married. but It's usually the
man who says he viii never marry.
and no on. who falls an easy victim
10 the first nice girl on the first
spring day
J. C.-Hoot Gibson IL married He
was born In Tekamah. Neb.. in 1892.
and commenced his career as a cow
boy with Bud Atkinson's circus In
Australia. Ito In now with Universal.
Address Universal Studio. Universal
CITY. Cal
Anxious william Fox studio. 10Th
ave. bsth 10 Seth HiH., New York
city. Thomas IL. Ince studios. cul'
yer City. Cal.
Thanks Bert Lyteil IN married 20
Evelyn Vaughn. Cleo Madison IL
married 10 a non-profenslonai The
boy who took the part OF Billy in
The Price Of Redemption" was
Mickey Moore.
Mrs. II. Il. c1Try~rniversai or
vl,agraph. II the y, has merit
one OF the companies Wight buy IL
Castle Fan~~frene Castle VIII re
turn to the screen at the head OF
her own producing organization. II
IL understood her husband. Robert
fireman. IN backing her.
O. R.-F'lorenee Reed IL at present
starring In Mirage" the first play
10 be- put on at the New Times
Square theatre. New York She Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

easy chair. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Pryne. who have been married ss
years and say they never had a
quarrel.
Who said moving picture actors
weren't happily wedded7 Tho answer
90 that question IL that Mr.. and Mrs.
u. II. Wyiic. actors with tho Mack
Sennstt company, carry off Christie's
80 Long Lefty" trophy for being
married 50 years.
T. Roy Barns. star IN $50 Long
Lefty" presented second prize In the
contest open TO Los Angclans to Mr.
and Mrs. Winchcl. who were married
81 years ago and are still In love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philarder Beatty
were married six years before Grant
fought his biggest battles. They say
the first so years OF welded life are
the hardest and they're used TO each
other now. Those sentiments ought
TO cheer a lot OF US "newlyweds" who
have only a silver wedding TO our
credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Falls for Swagger
Paris Stick Craze

ladies. step out and set your
canes IL you want 20 be upto-the-
minute IN the social swim. Connie
Talmadgs Is Jusr back from Paris
swinging nifty little fwagger
stick. It's all the rage In the French
capital. she says. and the new font
nine fashion ~ likely TO hit Fifth
avenue most any time now. For
the present. however. Comics op-
portuniiirs for csnecarrying are
somewhat limited. for che has begun
work on her next First National
starring vehicle. ~Mamma's Amir :"
which has been adapted for the
screen by John Emerson and Anita
iSoos from the well known Broad
way success OF the same name, Sis.
tiers Norma and Natalie Talmadge
are also sporting walking sticks. A
battery 81 photographers opened fire
on tho Taimadge trio when they ar.
rived on the Imperator as the ad-
vance guard Of coming Partisan
fashions 10 be introduced In the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
BETTY LIKES EMORY

Emory Johnson has been rewarded
by Betty compson for the excellent
work he did In Prisoners Of Love"
her first starring picture. by being
given an important part IN her next
picture. not yet named. Miss Comp.
sons pictures are released thru Gold.
wyn.
Mr.. johnson BECAME an actor In
peculiar fashion. He was an archi.
tcct. lie was bored with hia profes.
sion, and while motoring one day saw
a motion picture company at work
on location. lie asked II he couldn't
have n job and was made assistant
camera man. Soon he was given
small parts and from then on his adj
vance has been rapid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
NEILAN H0E0REO

Marshall Neilan. along with
Herbert Hoover. charles rrmplcton
Croker. Judge William ". Waste
and other prominent caiifornlans.
has been appointed 20 tho executive
committee OF tho Californian Mis.
Hion Restoration association The
purpose OF this organization II TO
bring about tho physical restoration
Of famous missions IN this part OF
tho country. probably the most his
toricai landmarks OF the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Christie Studios Honor
Golden Wedding" Couples

More than n hundred happy mar.
ried couples OF Los Angeles who have
been married so years or upward
appeared at the Christie studios TO
celebrate Golden Wedding day,
which was feature OF tho Holly.
wood celebration for the ninth an.
uiversary OF the first motion picture
studio In that territory. which Chris
tic started in 1911.
Al Christie awarded first prize. an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
VERA GORDON
IN VAUDEVILLE

Vera Gordon. the beloved mother
Of "Humoresque." returned TO vaudc.
Vile last week, after an absence
from the American speaking stage
Of three years. She Registered a
sensational hit. appearing simulta
neonsly In two theatres. and receiv'
ing a burst of applause on her every
appearance that literally stopped the
show. Miss Gordon's vaudeville We
hicle is Lullaby" sketch by Ed
par Allan Woolf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
FINE DOG GIVEN
MARY AND DOUG

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fair.
banks have become the proud
possesors OF one Of the finest
Aisatian police dogs In America.
a gift 10 them from II. y. Davi
son. senior member Of the >. T..
Morgan Co. Of New York city.
The animal arrived In los An
g-Ies recently from the Locust
Galley kennels. In New York.
and h the largest Of his kind In
America. weighing 10, pounds.
lie u said Ia be worth n small
fortune. He win take the place
Of Mary's dog. Rex. which died
recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
MONTE CARLO SCENE
IN "F0OLlSH WIVES

Two hundred people win accom-
pany Erich Won Stroheim when he
leaves Universal City for Monterey
next week. lie will be on location
for about three weeks, filming the
Monte Carlo set built on the rocky
cliffs which form the coast line at
that point, and which cost over
500 900 to construct This is only
one OF score of elaborate struc.
lures built for the production of
Foolish Wives" Won Stroheim's
Universal Jewel feature. which Is
now in its firth month and not yet
near completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
CT f M M f r
MADAME PEACOCK"
fMefro1

NkNANNf
Gloria Cromwell s.....s.....s NeA''''"f-
Tohert Mc<ang hten. George Fropeft
Rudolph Clecbufx ...-sss- John efcpphnE
f1wi- .........4....W william Orlamcnd
Saximova. the great Russian act.
ress. who comes 20 tho C1emmcr to-
day In Madame Peacock" arpars
In two characters. each resembling
IN some measure the stars own
career. The picture IL from a story
by Rita Weiman. and IL brings
Naximova TO the screen first as Jane
csoring. a respondent stage star. and
then rs Gloria Cromwell. a young
xiri as naive and charming as Jane
h brilliant
In this latest picture Saximova has
chosen George Probcrt for her bad.
Ing man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
THEY'RE PARTIAL
TO BLONDES

For the first time In. many many
moons. Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran
have engaged two blondes TO play
opposite them In their next comedy
feature. "One Awful Night" work
on which II to start soon at Uniyer.
sal CITY. The young ladies' referred
to are Lillian Han. who plays oppo.
site Moran. and Alta Allen, who Ia
Eddlc's wife In the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
S T r N d


tParRmount1
16e GIL .s...-+~ Mabel Julierre Nrrff
Bupporfinx cas,--Eiiiott Dexter. Nil
ton siiis and Anne Forrest
In the Canadian Northwest and In
England the scenes of Behold My
Wife" the photoplay at the Strand,
are laid. Tho story Is most Interest,
ing. II tells Of a young English chap
who. altar being Tilted BY his fiancee
marries n young Indian girl and in
n spitefui mood sends her home "a
his parents. fashionable society peo
PIE. The outcome OF this act IL bis
surprise to the audience as well as
tirs young man himself.
Walter ID. Beaton. Scotch baritone
n an added feature TO the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

MIRIAM COOPER. the petite
1sl screen star. who owes much Of
her success to tho fact that ever
since the beginning OF her screen
career she has adhered TO n single
type Of characterization-th naive
country girl--and In this role che
has established herself as prime
favorite. Endowed with a fresh.
wholesome type OF beauty, with
large, wondering eyes, she fits ad.
mlrably into the true conception OF
the rustic lass.
Miss Cooper win be remembered
for her work as the Southern girl
In THE Birth Of Nation" and Ms
The Friendless One" In "Tntoler-
ance," both Griffith productions.
Under the direction OF II. "a.
Walsh, her husband. this young star
Is rapidly becoming one Of the lead.
ing stars OF silent drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ELSIE RETURNS
FROM ABROAD

Elsie Ferguson. who has been
making n tour OF the world during
the past six months. arrived back In
America from London on the White
Star liner Adriatic. After. n brief
stay in New York. Miss Ferguson
viii 80 10 Hollywood. where she will
have the leading role in The Para
mount production Of sacred and
profane Love-" the Arnold Bennett
stage play in which she appeared in
New York last winter.
----~-~-~>>-~---~~~-----~
returning 10 the screen under the
management Of w. q. Ziegfeld and
among other scenarios has obtained
the rights 10 screen Mirage"
Mary Miles Afinter was born a.
Shreveport. La. In 1902.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

% profI'abIy rroduc0d Tor a HnIectrd
public. A picture must please prac-
ticaIiy everybody. World pictures.
for example. are necn by eight mil
lion men. women ~and children every
week. Isn't IL worth while to write
coed stuff for such a pubiic7
Avoid unpleasant themes. People
like TO he entertained. not narrowed
or preached at. II you want TO sell
your stories. stick roligiousiy TO the
happy ending"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
r Elk
THE REVENGE or TARTAN

tGoldwyn)
The Revenge OF Tarzan," the film
play at the Rex. has proven such a
popular attraction the Management
has decided to hold II over few days
longer.
New York. London. Paris. Aigiers
and the African coast are in turn 10
cations for the thrilling action. and
the plot bristles with such events as
a desperate fight between Tarzan
and a gang Of ruffians. duel be-
tween Tarzan aid jealous husband.
and hand-to-hand fighting between
gTarzan and a crowd Of savage fanat.
les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

The editorial rooms OF the Associ.
ated Press IN New York City viii be
reproduced in Conway Tearle's forth
coming picture for Selznick. which
has not been named. The scene will
give the public an Idea how news IL
handled by the "A. r." The story
Is by AIR. Tearle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
REAL CHORUS GIRLS
IN NEW FILM PLAY

The entire chorus OF the famous
sCreenwich Village Follies" jour.
neyed 10 vitagraph's Brooklyn stu.
do last week and we're filmed in one
81 the scenes Of corinne .Griflths
<uew picture, which Is called 1T Isn't
being Done This Season" George l..
aargent, noted for his direction Of
"T'be broadway Bubble" is In charge
NJ the production. All the members
~ che company are now on location
near East Hampton. l.. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

tFoxD
~t4Aoda. .......--...-. .......P Pearl white
r Tss r esv. Richard c. rrav.r.
The Danger. Thornton Baston
The sparrow. -.......-...- walter Lewis
Pearl Whites thriller. THE White
NoII." which opened today at the
Colonial, is from the pen OF Frank
Packard. author OF many popular
stories, including THE Miracle Man.
II dsaIs with Rhoda. girl crook
Who. having seen the light in a
startling miracle performed In st.
Agnes church--where her father II
killed trying TO rob the poor boz
determines 10 reform and labor 10 aid
those in the underworld. Her adyen-
lures are filled with excitement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
PICTURE MUST
PLEASE EVERYONE

In your choice of theme remember
that motion pictures must have a
wide appeal. a play or a novel can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

plausible. logical way OF extrica.ins
him. preferably by his own unaided
efforts. using his own courage and
ingenuity. by the time your hero
has solved his problem you are likely
to md yourself with a story on your
ha nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

"Wiu a woman who loves man
marry another man 30 save the man
she loves from RUM"
Here Is a possible theme for a
moving picture story. It's been used
before and viii bc again. but that
doesn't matter. YOUR story IA your
own particular answer TO the qucs
ton. Whether your story Il good.
bad or indifferent depends upon the
amount and kind OF imagination you
mn irasn ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
Ending Is Necessaryto
Make PhOtOpldy Real Success

Printed below l. the fourth u
n SERIES Of artsrles written e-pc-
eiaiiy for ,. Parker Read. ir..>s~
attic Star scenario contestants BY
n California film expert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ropAys PROGRAM

LIBERTY Utaam In low
Madness"
GLENN tk--->asimeva In Madame
reaeork."
EtN--pcrothy paitea In "a
Romantic Adventures"
Subdivisions Melferd. "Beheid
NJ Mife."
Coio>tNt--rcsri white In The
white Melt"
RHN--'-rhe Revenge ef rsrsas."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

The theorists say that the theme
Of every good moving picture IL re.
ducihle TO q single sentence. II need
not be a question. !, may BE- posi-.
tive statement which your story
proves. much as a Eeofn.trical proc
ess proves the 'theorcm. For ex.
ample: "A worthy woman viii not
marry a man she doesn't love "a
save the man she loves from ruin. "
Every day life IL full Of interesting
questions and theoremE. They arr
the stuff stories are made II. There
" no lack OF raw material
This may suggest way 70 start
your actual work of writing. In
practice. however. stories are written
not from themes. but from situations
Try this method:
Put your hero or your heroine In
an impossible situation. one from
which there is no rescue. Then find
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27
ACTION DEFENDS
On UNEXPECTED

You Will sre AT once that the an.
swer will hang largely upon your
characters.
What The woman win do depends
upon tho Kind Of woman she Is. but
not entirely. for her choice viii be In.
flucnced by the conduct Of the two
men. which win Ia turn depend on
their character. Tho man she loves
may turn out 20 be no, worth saving
The action Of all three win be infiu.
enccd also by unexpected happen.
lngs. By Misunderstanding by a
multitude os circumstances involving
minor characters Now you are deep
in your pint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

C. O l. S E u M
"a ROMANTIC ADVENTURES

Aftes ysnnt- .........--..b orotny Dalton
CAPT Maxwell. Charles Mer~fith
Pref. vsnni. .-------.....-- He-ard Long
Dorothy Dalton Il seen al fascin-
ating little ballet dancer who fails In
love with handsome young football
star. In "A Romantic Adventures. .
chs film play AZ the Coliseum
~porothy's romano, does not run
wn -othiy. how vwr. as she IN the vic
tim Of a scheu.ng mother who deter
mines 20 marry her off to a man OF
wealth.
An attempted b,ackman scheme
adds further complications to the
plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Robert warwick's real name IL
Robert Taylor Eien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-27

Mary Miles Afinter was born a.
Shreveport. La. In 1902.
Evening journal., 1920-06-01
MOTOR ROUTE DETOURS

visiting advised the following
deours.
south OF Greenwood has that dour
between Greenwood Brdgeyile.
Magnolia Froierica. Il
that tro Milford Georgetown and points the dupont
sharply third lefhand about three miles
Canterbury, take right onehaf mile fol-
low guide posts across Cousey Min Dam TO Mtord turn TO right
after passing Windsor Hotel and follow guide dupont Boue
ward
WILMINGTON HAREs CORNER
road south Market Bridge closed traffic;
Castle through streets. keep
straight through leaving tracks left and continue state
Road at Hares Corner Delour 10 good condition.
HARE'S CORNER TO DOVER
No detours
DOVER RISING sun MAGNOLIA AND FREDERIcA
Camden
Earth road good condition Deiou right Rising follow
deour signs TO Magnolia
MAGNOLIA FREDEmcA
Construction in progress proceed carefully and follow deour
FREDERICA MILFORD
No deours work in at
guide rgt the dupont BOue,
and selbyyiHe; concrete boulevard, detours.
DOVER TO HARRINGTON TO PENNINGTON GREENWOOD.
No deours. Pennington Greenwood opened
to tranc but not completed drive carefully
GREENWOOD TO BmDGEVLLE.
right dirt road. follow Bridgevlle
BRIDGENILLE TO sEAFORD TO LAUREL.
No deours, work follow
dirt road entire distance drive carefully.
LAUREL TO DEIMAR
New concrete road no durs avoid industrial tracks
side OF concrete beginning three miles south
GEORGETOWN TO HARRISON.
Road under construction leave Georgetown by st. Johns
GEORGETOWN LAUREL
Road under construction follow deiour signs
Evening journal., 1920-06-01
GIVE METYzE GA WKYKLDS
That's Comics Creed-NO Place for Worn
~ Outs!

CLEVELAND, May 29.-When they
shuttle the decks around the big time
they don't slip Connie Mack any dis
cards
Sort.
A player that isn't good enough
to be a necessity TO another club
ISN'T a suitable candidate for one OF
Connie Mack's uniforms.
Il might have been buying the dis
cards from the other teams and kept
Sut OF the cellar for the last six
years" Connie says, but that isn't
my idea Of building up a ball club.
Il do not believe 10 worth while
% spend time teaching players my
system OF baseball unless they have
ability to develop into stars some day.
MY system may be wrong. A lot
OF managers thing It Is. The public
in general doesn't get my viewpoint
either. But I'm still standing pat on 1t
and this Is my twentieth year as a
big league manager"
Connie scrapped the most glitter
ing team the game ever knew a few
years ago.
When he parted with those stars
Eddie Collins, Jack Barry. Stufiy Me
lnn.s and Frank Baker and the rest Of
his machine, the bugs thought Mack's
mind was cracking under the strain Of
seeing pennants float over Shibe Park
But he was only following out his
policy then as ne Is today.
lie auctioned of his stars while they
were still stars-just before there was
a possibility Of them becoming dis
cards.
The Babe Ruth deal met with Con-
MES approval. II helped Boston and
it gave New York. the greatest base
ball city In the world. the premier
craving card OF the game.
Each year since Mack demobilized
his wonderful machine he has been
bringing up a new crop Of kids 20
the majors. The other managers look
his recruits over regularly and shake
their heads. They're afraid Of being
'fOXed."
Evening journal., 1920-06-01

yesterday and 45 shooters faced the
traps In tho i50-iarget program
George Simon led tho field OF ANA
tours, with ii3 breaks, with Ooorge
Baldwin runner-up and oply one TAR
get behind. George Fish outclassed
The professionals with ii5 dead birds.
the high score OF the day. Harry
Crawford was second with iii, and
IA. Winchester third with ii3.
George simon recorded a long run
or ~ straight; Henry Winchester, 81.
unfinished. and W. Swayne scored a
20 straight IN the handicap event, pat
Morris and G.. Walker led the field
with "a breaks each out or their p
targets. and the double event was
won by Jordan, followed by r.. Sim
OniOn and Morris.
Evening journal., 1920-06-01
~. |. SENDERgH1,R3Y

lpssnns Ma Grimes was on me right
Anu the ians were an assembled
no observe the boxing nrhl
cienki Ihe opening bell resounded
And sho referee said "Gori
Md and Baiilor in the center
or the ring, stood toe To toe
hld orimes swung one from his
insiep.
Aimed 70 al the Batller's beak.
And the latter. ilabbergasted.
Too ast1n'shed was 10 speak.
But no gave the mystic signal,
Stuck ms thumb into Ills ear.
Vigorously waggod his fingers
A. he union rules make clear.
kidlct checked the blow inslgnter,
Turned 10 into a caress.
Saying. He's a uplon menher
And a brother In distress"
President Holland, OF iho Now York
Slate Federation OF Labor. SAYS a
boxers union win be organized fol-