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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25
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MOVING PICTURES.
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William H. Tooker, who plays a
prominent part in Christy Cabannes
special, THE Stealers', is performing
the somewhat novel feat of making
two different pictures in two different
states with two different companies at
the same time.
In Fort Lee, New Jersey he is COM
pleting work in Vera Gordon's first
picture following her appearance in
"Humoresque," entitled Mother Love"
ir New York city at the International
Studio, Mr. Tooker has begun work in
Proxies" directed by George D. Ba-
ker and adapted from Frank G. Adams
Cosmopolitan story of that name.
In Mother Love" Tooker plays the
part of a kindly, ken minded contrac-
tor, who is Vera Gordon's studiest
friend. He is the same big whole
some type of man in Proxies in
WHlCu plCtuie uS 10 q S"hhyp thouSh
human, Wall street broker.
Tooker is precisely the type desired
in both pictures. Accordingly, Harry
Rapf and George d. Baker agreed to
share him between them. That is why
Tooker may be see nhurrying from
Fort Lee, new Jersey, to the Interna-
tional Studio in New York; and back
again every day.
Living in suitcase with ten or a
dozen changes day seems to agree
with him.
A little lad in court costume stood
waiting for his call in one of the
scenes in "a Yankee at King Arthur's
Court" the big special which Emmett
]. Flynn is picturizing from Mark
Trains classic tale. A burly man in
armor stood near. well, sonny" he
said genially, what are you going to
do in the picture?"
I'm King Arthur's page" said the
youngster promptly.
"A page, eh?" returned the armored
one "Humph! You don't look moren
paragraph to me-"
There was laugh.
Director Flynn laughed with the
others.
When the merriment died down he
said quietly That's ben good for a
laugh ever since Mark Twain wrote
It." Then he added, 81 Sc there's at
least one in the cast who's been read
ing Marks famous Yankee"
And now every bookstore in Holly
wood is being ransacked for the
Twain classic.
Lila Leslie, who is now vacationine
after working in several of Shirley
Mason's recent pictures, has an ambi-
ton to write live7wire scenarios. The
stories according to Miss Leslie, must
60 deep into the waters of life and
must above all, have logical ending
No saccharine froth, staged merely
to force the happy finals. But consist
end conclusion, whether it be happy oil
unhappy.
Paul Cazeneuve, recently appointed
head of the Fox Western Scenario De
partment, while engaged in remakins
Buck Jones picture, Sunset Sprague'
narrowly escaped death when loaded
gun exploded nthe wrong direction
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25

Connie Mack is the Oldest manager
In the major leagues and the only man
ager In the American league to pilot
the same team continuously since the
junior organization expanded. 1t Is a
long time, SO years to be exact, since
Mack began his professional baseball
career at Merlden, CT.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25
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Woman's Precious Gift

The one which she should most zeal.
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neglects to do so in season until some
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itself upon her. When SO affected
women may rely upon Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, a remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
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II you have the slightest, doubt that
Lydia Il. Pinlham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia e.
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Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
win be opened, read and answered by 0
woman, and held in ftrlct confidence.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25

Commodore c. Ross of Halifax evil
IDENTIFY Is in earnest in his intention to
challenge for the America Cup. He
now proposes to run a publicity train
across Canada from coast to coast to
aid in the subscription campaign to
finance the venture.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25

The record of Brooklyn in this re-
spect is in marked contrast to the re-
cords of the other National league
clubs, some of which have had as many
as eight or ten presidents since their
organization.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-25

Blockie Richards, the Buckeye feath-
erweight, appears to be one of the
most promising little fighters, who
have ben developed in long time.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
King Albert Takes
Many Souvenirs Home
After Trip to Brazil

Rio de Janeiro-(Correspondence of
The Associated Press )-King Albert
of the Belgians. when he sailed from
Rio for home after months visit to
Brazil, took with him a large collec-
ton of objects and antiquities illustra-
tive of Indian life in Matto Crosse and
other Brazilian states. The collection
was made by General Rondon, the fam
Gus Brazilian explorer who accompanied
Colonel Roosevelt on his expedition to
the River of Doubt
Besides tools and utensils used by
various tribes of Brazilian Indians now
and in the past. King Albert, who had
shown much interest in and knowledge
Of the subject, also took with him an
album Of 200 photographs and several
Of the published works of the Rondon
commission.
That commission has for some years
been exploring the interior of the coun-
try and constructing government tele-
graph lines. Films showing the work
Of the commission are now being exhib-
tied in Rio de Janeiro and are awak-
ening great public interest.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
GOULD SCORES
At THE PALACE
Associate Players Present Play
"Yon Yonson" to Record
Breaking Crowd.

The Associate Players at the Palace
Sunday night put over the biggest sue
cess of their engagement so far both in
point of attendance and in the quality
Of play produced, in 'Yon Yonson."
VIII H Gould as "Yon" was the hit
Of the show. He brought the audience
to its feet by his superb character draw
ing
Miss Neitz made her presence felt in
rather mediocre role and contributed
not a little TO the success of the piece
Taken by and large, Miss Neitz makes
perfectly adorable little Scandinavian
girl
Yon Yonson is the most spontaneous
laughter producing comedy so far feat
ured at the Palace From the moment
the curtain rises. fun is the keynote OF
the show, centering around "Yon," of
course Miss Rumble. Miss PurdF, Mr.
CHsbee and the others do the centering
and that they do it well is evidenced By
the success that the play attained. From
Ed. Chsbee as the titled Englishman
down 10 Miss Purdy as n book agent, the
work of the various members of the
Associate Players is excellent.
Special mention is due the stage crew
for their presentation of the various
scenes and credit is due Scenic Artist
Wilson in particular for the scenic eff
fects in act two of the comedy. The
logging scene is plainly the work of an
artist in his profession.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
s3,0OO,000 MEDICAL
AID FOR CANADA
COLLEGES NOTIFIED
Rockefeller Foundation Appor-
ton s1,0OO,OO0 to McGill
University; Others Share.

New York. Nov. 2S.-The Rockefeller
Foundation Sunday night announced the
preliminary apportionment of S3,eop,
900 in aid of medical education IN Can
ada. out of the $5,000,000 previously set
aside for the purpose.
The appointments now made are q
two classes:
First, contributions toward increasing
thn permanent resources III buildings
and cndowments of schools ALREADY
vel established; second, contributions
TO annual incomes of institutions which
are undergoing reorganizations. These
allotments have been made: o,
McGill university. Montreal. Sl.oIW,
600; university of Toronto, Sl ,No,VU;
Dalhousic university. Halifax. S3oOWo;
and the university Of Manitoba, W'nnl
peg, S5OO,000.
Schools in process Of reorganization
to receive aid from the income OF the
s., 100000 reserve are:
University of Alberta, Edmonton, tor
19o0-2f $4,000: and Tniverste de
Montreal! 1920-o1. $25,000.
OF the S2.O00.000 reserved for future
distribution. the income is to be lised
toward current expenses fnlloWsmps
and other forms Of aid to medical edu-
cation.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
DIVORCE GAMBLING
FROM BASEBALL IS
JUDGE LAND|S' AIM
Want the Help of Everybody
Who Has Interest of Game
at Heart, He Says.

New York, Nov. 2s.-The most i'm
portant matter in the welfare Of "the
national game" is the complete divorcing
from it of the gambling element. Judge
kenesaw Mountain Landis, new head Of
organized baseball said here today be-
fore starting for Chicago. Judge Lands
attended the army and navy football
game yesterday as the guest Of the own
ers Of the New York Giants
Il don't want to be hailed as die
tator, nor a savior" he said. 'What /
am seeking is TO learn the best things
to be done and | want the help of every
body with the best interests of the game
at heart
He said he had no profound or deep
ly mysterious schemes for dealing with
problems of the game, but emphasized
his determination to make the game
clean.
''The cooperation of the baseball and
civil authorities could accomplish much
toward eliminating crookedness," he
added
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
SUSPECTSST|CK
To STORY TOLD
|NMURDER CASE
Man and Woman Blame
Quaker City Tragedy
to Unnkowns.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2S-Another day
of questioning failed to shake the state
ments of Peter d. Treadway and Marie
Phillips. under arrest here for the kill
ing Of Henry I. Pierce, manufacturers
agent, that two men known to them as
"Af' Smith and Jack were the slay :.
ers.
Detectives working ON the case said
the prisoners had been subject to vir-
tually continuous examination since
they were brought here Thursday night
from Wheeling, and that they had not.
deviated in any important details from
their story in which they said they were
having a party in Pierce's apartment
when Smith and Jack entered, held
ND Pierce. and when he showed resist
ance, hit him over the head with pipe
wrench.
Treadway and Miss Phillips viii be-
arraigned for a hearing Monday. Char
ges of murder, robbery and larceny have
been lodged against them.
Local officials have received q mes
sage from Mayor G. D. Ingram, Of West
Vile, O.. stating that two men under ar
rest there answered in many respects
the description of the men wanted In
connection with the Pierce case. Fuh
descriptions were wired Mayor Ingram.
Huntington, W. Va, Nov. 2s-Nmer
Smith. known also as Al Smith, and
Jack Saybold. who were taken into GUS
tody at Welch, ". Va. Sunday sus-
pected Of being the two men wanted IN
connection with the recent killing in
Philadelphia of Henry. I. Pierce, win be
released. Chief of Police Mitchell and
Detective Hinglin, the latter of Phila- :
delphia, later gave out statement that
they are not the persons wanted.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Argentine President
Wants to End Graft
in Federal Business

Buenos Aires-( Correspondence of
The Associated Press. president Iri
COY has asked the Argentine congress
10 pass law designed to prevent Of
ficials of the government or their en-
pioyes from using their influence in
favor of private interests where bust
ness transactions with the government
are involved They would be forbidden
under the measure from taking any part
in such transactions either directly or
indirectly.
The measure was presented shortly
after a legislative committee had been
appointed to investigate charges made
in the chamber of deputies that Do
mingo e. Salaberry. minister of finance.
had favored business concerns in which
he was interested III the matter of grant
ing permits to export sugar, in the
of petroleum and in the
observance of customs requirements.
Copper ranks next 60 diamonds in the
value Of Southwest Africa's mineral
product.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
English Coal Deal
With France Ended;
Still Supply Italy

London. Nov. 2S.-The agreement
whereby England supplied France with
45 per cent of England, $ output ot e.
port coal has been cancelled. This ac-
ton followed conference Of the Brit
ish and French ministers at London on
With the lapse of this agreement. al
Locations Of coal for South American
Establishments also are withdrawn but
iheFcondition to supply a certain guam
fity of coal to italy remains unaltered
nv virtue Of the cancellation Of tins
agreement. British exporters VIII be
free to accept or refuse prices offered
Nv French coal importers. The German
press has recently been complaining tha1
Trance i now 10 well stocked with coal
as TO be able to offer to sell the coal
delivered by Germany under the treat,
back to Germany at an czorbltant
nripe
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Several Casualties
Result From Irish
Disorders; One Dead

Belfast, Nov 2S.-several casualties
from clashes with the authorities and
from other disorders occurred here and
in other parts of Ireland Saturday night
and early Sunday.
A school teacher at Brodford. County
limerick failed to respond to an order
to halt given by crown forces Saturday
evening and was shot dead.
At Cappoquin County Waterford, a
constable was dangerously wounded by
three armed men.
In Belfast Sunday morning laborer
returning TO lis home was wounded BY
gunshot.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Minneapolis Cadet
Is Elected Captain
Of Annapolis Eleven

Annapolis, Nd Nov. 2S-The mem
bers Of the naval academy football team
have named Emery larsen of Minneap-
oils. captain for the coming year. This
involves a change Of custom at the acad-
emy. it having been usual to delay the
selection for two weeks or more after
the army game.
The election was made on the train
coming to Annapolis. Larsen has play
ed regularly for two seasons and is also
a member Of the lacrosse twelve.
Bob Folwel will accept the offer to
coach the eleven next year but some de-
tails remain to be settled
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Justice for Turks
Is Plea of Italian
Foreign Minister

Paris. Nov. oS.-Ceunt Sfoua. Itali-
an foreign minister. who left home Fri
day evening for London, arrived in
Paris Sunday morning.
After a long talk with President Mi
lerand the count resumed his journey
to London.
In an interview with the Temps,
Count Sforza recalled the part that he
had yainly argued alone at Spa for
easier, more just terms for the Turks,
not only in the interest of the world
peace but in the interest of Greece, he
declared. The Italian foreign minister
added he was going to London in the
same frame of mind
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
ORPHANS AGAIN LEAD
CLASS A LEAGUE MEN
IN SHELTER BOWLING
Zinc Plant Leaching Team Heads
Class B League With
Percentage of 1000.

Among class A teams of the Smelter
bowling league the orphans team is still
leading with a percentge of 1000, having
taken three games and lost none. The
smelter hill team is second in the A
league, having won one game and lost
none.
In the class B league the zinc plant
teaching team No. is first with a per-
centage of 1000 having taken all six
games played. The draftsmcn's team
which has won three games and lost
none is second in the b league.
The averages in the two classes fol
low:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
New Athletic Club
Planned in Billings
by American Legion
lie DaiIy Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Billings. n oy 2S.-Passage Of thc
boxing bill at the November election
has prompted the American Legion plan
of forming an athletic club here to pro
mote sports and athletics of all kinds.
The membership would cover the entire
county, and the project has the endorse
ment Of a number Of organizations here
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
WE'D IN kALlSPELL
to the Daily Tribune

Special to the Daily Tribune
kalispen. Nov. 2S.-Miss Sadie Miller
and Cassus y Duncan, both of Kila
were married Monday afternoon at the
home of the grooms brother in this city
the Rev. Charles G. Cole, pastor of the
Methodist church performing the cere-
mony. Mrs. Duncan recently moved
from Browning to the Flathead
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
PoRTuGAL's NEW MINISTRY.

Lisbon, Nov. 2s-A new ministry
selected from the democratic, liberal and
independent parties, was formed Sun
day under the premiership of General
Abel Hippolito. succeeding the cabinet
Of Premier Alvaro Xavier de Castro.
which held office little more than q
week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
CITY HOUSE BUILDING
PROGRAM RELIEVES SHORTAGE

yisalia. Cal, Nov $50 serious has
the housing situation here become that
the city trustees have undertaken mum
icipal building program which contem-
plates the erection of 90 temporary
homes upon the property which has been
leased If the new plan finds favor the
city's plan is 10 lease other residential
blocks for further building,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Special Is Assured
for Billings Fans
to Bozeman Game
Special to The Daily Tribune.

Special to The Daily Tribune
Billings. Nov 2S.-AlI doubt has been
removed that a special train will carry
Billings fans to the Billings Anaconda
championship football match at Bozeman
Dec 4. Railway officials agreed to furn-
ish the train if 1,140 is guaranteed
The Commercial club and the Youu:
Mems club declare that By "Wednesday:
night the guarantee will be posted. I'ht
train will be decorated
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Foreign Trade Firms
Indorsed by Farmers
Mortgage Association

Chicago. Nov. 2S.--The formation Of
corporations under the Edge law to fl
nance the development Of foreign trade,
was advocated by the board of governors
of the Farm Mortgage Bankers associa-
ton Of America which Sunday concluded
its meeting here. The board also went
On record as favoring revival of the war
finance corporation and advocated the
passage of short time credit bills by con
gress.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
MINES FOOTBALL TEAM
BEATS CENTERVILLE,

Butte. Nov. 2S-Playing 100 per cent
better than on any other start this year
the Montana school Of mines here today
won ~ to 6 game from Centervillo.
Centerville has held tha independent
state football championship for the past
six years During that time they had
won all games and been scored on once
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
HINGHAM BASKETBALL
TEAM SEEKS GAMES

bingham, Nov. 2S,The bingham In
dependent basket ball team has organ
lied for the coming season and arc ready
to date games with any teams in nor
thern Montana Several of the old play
ers are back in the line UP and a fast
game is assured. g. E. Mullikin is
manager
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
THE DELIVERY CLERK

The man who drives motor car
Delivers things about,
Who spends a great part OF his time
In climbing in and out;
He cant put up with overcoats:
In his job they're flaw.
What he most needs and he must have
Is real good Mackinaw.
He wants Mackinaw that stands
The wear and tear of time,
And one that looks swell all the while;
Improves with age, like wine.
The PATRICK" Mackinaw's the one
It wears well all the while,
No matter just how old it gets,
1t holds its shape and style.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
BEAT WOMAN. CHARGE

Charged with beating Miss Edna An
derson in her rom in the Baatz hotel.
while be was intoxicated. Paul Deschamp
also of the Baatz hotel, was arrested
early this (Mondayl morning By Patrol
man McElliott
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
PARIS WANTS OLYMPIC
GAMES THERE IN 1924

Paris. Nov. 2S.-The French Olympic
committee has decided formally to pro-
nose that the 1924 games be held in
Paris.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
FARMERS ORGANIZE
STATE ASSOCIATION
To MARKET WHEAT
Committee Named to Perfect
Details in Line With Body
Found in Washington.
Special to The Daily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune.
Lewistown. Nov 28-DeleEat Tsp
respnting the local farm bureaus and
other farmers cooperative organizations
of Wheatland. Judith Basin, Fergus and
Choteau counties met here Saturday 70
consider plans for the formation Of q
Montana State Grain Growers associa
tion.
A. A. Elmore president Of the Farm
crs' Union Of Washington and repre-
sentative of the Pacific Northwest Grain
Growers association addressed the con
vention outlining for the assembled dele
gates the contract plan of wheat pool
selling used by the growers associations
in Washington. Oregon and Idaho.
Acting upon the suggestion Of the tenn
porary organization committee created
at former meeting Of The delegates.
the convention adopted the following res
oiution:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Resolution Adopted.

Whereas, the wheat growers Of this
state and nation are at this time facing
ruin, mortgages, and bankruptcy by reas-
on of the absurd and unreasonable low
price Of wheat which threatens TO de
prive them OF their homes, happiness and
prosperity. and
Whereas, there seems 70 be no way
Of meeting the serions crisis an dthe
situation except through an absolute
bona fide farmers marketing association.
Now therefore, be it resolved that the
chairman of this convention be instructed
10 appoint committee of / men, inclu-
ding himself as a state organization com
mittee for the express purpose Of init
iating and developing the Montana
Wheat Growers association, and for the
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Hargrove's for quality
WHILE WE THINK
OF TT

Wouldn't this be good time
for you to buy "Hargrove"
winter suit, so that in November,
1924-you could look back and
say, "Wel, here is the suit I
bought the month Harding was
elected-and it has held its own
like Stonewall Jackson"
We have known "Hargrove" suits
to 60 two terms without tear
but some folks argue that 4
years is enough for any one
pattern or president.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
After Playing With Cash Money.

further purpose Of developing a pure
cooperative marketing association where
by all the wheat of this state will be
handled on cooperative basis for the
benefit of the producer and ultimately
the consumer
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-11-29
Committee Authorized.

That said committee be. and IS here
by instructed to prepare plans for suc!.
cooperative marketing association foH
the state of Montana; TO work out all
the preliminary details thereof; to cause
the proper contracts TO be drawn; ap-
point such assistance and other commit
tees as in their judgement may be nee
essary, and in general to do everything
tees as i'll their Judgment may be nee
existence such cooperative marketing
association for the wheat farmers of the
State of Montana
Immediately after the close OF the
session. Chairman y. X. Gresap. carried
out al order Of the above resolution and
appointed the following II men as a
permanent committee to draft tenta-
tive contract and perfect a Montana
State Grain Growers association: d. r.
Cresap of Kendall. b. l. .Jenks of Moore,
r. u. Hollenbeck Of Buffalo. c. NJ.
Strawman of Moccasin. j. c. Root of
Denton, w. G.. McCaughey of Stanford,
James Vanek of Brooks. George Gil
patrick of Hilger, Il. G. Cooper OF Lew
istown. Doris Hitch OF Forest Grove
and ". G. Lindsey of Hobson.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-16
FRANKLIN LITERARY
PROGRAM AT HIGH
Another Interesting Affair BY
aung Students.

" the High School this alter
noon the Franklin Literary Society
presented the following interesting
program:
Piano Splo. Irene Decker
Recitation, Wilhemtna Whlsner.
Play, Hands and the Man.
Cast: Lois Stanton, Bernice Whit.
taher Nina Todd, Louise Burkhart.
Debate, Resolved That the City
Board OF Education Should Furnish
Textbooks 70 the Pupils OF Mar
tinsburs." Affirmative, leila Shade,
Robe Wiland, negative, Elizabeth
Neel Harry Lee Doll
Vocal Solo, Manzelia Little.
Play, The Romany Road Cast:
Zaida. Resale Hoiida, Manuel, Glen
powHey, Manuel's Mother. Clefa
Grauer Thompson: Harry Majsdon,
Albert Geyer, Mona Maisdon, Viz
gina Woods; Two Gypsy Girls, Ger
trude Miller and Sarah Burdette, \
Little Gypsy Girl Georgia Lambeth,