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sTY

Invitations have been received In
Klchmond from Mrs. James William
nosu. OF Roanoke, for the marriage
a. her daughter, Miss Agatha Frs
k kmn BOYD. TO Nicholson Barney
wnd%in,, "i frcdericksburg, The
MuuhihG VIII take place on Saturday
June IL. in Christ Church. ~
Roanoke.
mo marriage Is an event Of wide
a".srest mere. as Miss Boyd has been
nhluehpcr OF the faculty Of the Col
ics!ate school, where she was the
popular teacher OF Latin for The past
Two years. She belongs 10 an old aud
NJ, Nh khowh virginia family. being
erai Thomas l.. Munford. OF Lynch
hurE. and is a niece or the Misses
Hluni0rd and Mrs. SaIlIe NJ Talbot.
OF 80 West Franklin street, MIR.
Columbia University, New York.
where he and his bride viii max.
tEc!r nome. after Il wedding Journey
Co~-iinrt.
pretty wedding OF much interest
here was celebrated last evening at
ashland. when MISS Anna Hopton
Hart. dauehtc; of Mr.. and Mrs Nal
COIN Duncan Hart. bccnm, tho hriJ.
OF Conway Pcyton Coc. son Of Itcv
J.. Z. Coo. Of Bcitsv!llc. Md. Rev. l..
J.. Goodwin, Of Ashland, assisting IA.
father of the groom Ia performing
the ceremony.
IN" bride wore a wedding gown
OF whit" duchess satin trimmed in
lullc, pearls and rare old rose point
lace, which Was worn BY the brides
great grandmother at her own bridal
Tho long court train Of tuli. was
finished in w!d" bands OF sdtin nn-
ishcd with sprays OF appliqucd
orange blossoms. aud her Veil Of
Illusion was also caught with orange
blossoms 81. carried shower
IA en- Ia nt..-r
sw"e, psas. Miss Mildred Encon
Hart was her sisters maid OF honor
Sh" wore q quaint dress OF pale pink
orIandie and carrlcd II bouquet OF
hunburst roses. Albert Love Ely. OF
Akron ONO. was best man.
Thc bridesmaids Included: Misses
CeCllc l.ucEc, Lillian Wright, Of ASH
land Ann. Chcucry, MarKarct Carr
Ada Ball Coo. of Beitsvillc, Md They
wnr" charming white organdie
dresses and carried armfuis Of Doro-
thy Perkins roses The groomsincn
lack Rcardon. OF Alexandria: Guiib.rt
Plat, Robert Anderson. Lowry Cole.
of Washington. and Richard l.uwaon.
OF trpcrv!lic. and The ushcrs in
Guided William Ham"ond, Jr. Of
Ashland. and Wallace Bowman. ~
| Petersburg
Following the ceremony at the
church, a reception WAS held az ;hc
NONE o. IN" hFthc : parents. AFTER
which MIR. and MrE. Coc lett for "a
trip around tho Great Lakes. They
w!Il later make thc!r nome In Wash
1In2ton.
Luncheon for College Women.
charming event Of the carly
| summer IVAN b" tn" luncheon TO y.
eiv"n AZ the country club on sat
urday by the Richmond Chapter OF
N" southern Association az College
Women.
Cr,S,ta,.s n, ,,lI Ola. .A,. ,,,It.,.,
and women who hav" had "a mini =
mum al two years at Glass ~
college are invited To be present. Miss
| Virginia Campbell. at the Prpshytv
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rian Of the South. Old Dominion
Trust Building, Randolph 227. has
charge of reservations. and must be
notified today by all those who ex-
pect To attend the luncheon.
Among those who will rcspond 10
ioasts are Mrs. James W. Durham.
i Bran NAY a,sI l.. ,ksilfr. Mrs N. c.
Meredith Johnson. OF ciareimont. Viz.
kihia Mrs. W. -. Blanton. Miss Ethel
S Mrs r,,, mnd Miss Willie w,ca,hers
president Of the club. will preside
Entertainment ut Granville Hail.
Richmond society IL much in,.ras,.
ed in the entertainment 10 bn i've,
az Granville Han this evening a, ?
O'clock under the auspices OF Tho
Golden Rule circle OF Kings Dauph-
the Fresh Air Camp Of Charles I.I;v
county. M!cs Chccsman. OF stuart
IAN and Miss Mary Lyon TYLER. OF
sherwood Forest" viii be tho artists
ipr the evening and refreshments
VIII be served after the program IS
concluded.
Many people from Richmond viii
motor to Granville Hall for this en-
ieria!nment tonish ut.
wnidr"p-iiny.
quiet, bu; pretty marriage ,ooil
place last might at O'Clock in the
North Seventh Street. when Miss
Eisi. MAY Hay became tn. bride OF
y Francis Waldrop. tn. Rev. T.. II
ch.nault oniciating The attendants.
We're. T.. r. iicrolh. master of c"rc-
mony. Mrs. l.. T.. ii"rHld. matrou or
honor. and l.. L. Waidrop acted as
his brothers best man. The w.ddin.;
music was rendered by Mrs. ~ II.
Fox and just b"for" TIA" ceremony
Miss Annette Schilling sang. 81 Love
You Truly" only the immediate
family and Intimate friends we're
present
MIR ana Mn, waldrop left for a
Northern ,rip, and viii T." az hOm"
after June 10 at GO North Seventh
street 40 cards wor" issued.
Last Saturday afternoon from { 20
. "'cloCk. Mrs /. f. Hcrpld enter
i,lncd at = linen shower. given In
honor of Miss Hay. I'll" hrid" was
presented with many pretty and us"-
ful pifts by ittlc Misc Dorothy
Iierold. The house Ma decorated IN
daisies and ferns and the color
scheme OF yellow and whit" carried
out.
Those rresen, were: Misses Janet
swan. Mary Pe'nbertou. Grac" Drit-
rick. Phyllis Thompson. i"rnigo anr
Elsie Hay. Annctt" SghiliIng ana
Myrtle Hancock Mcsdamcs ~ -.
FOX. Ida +. iicrold. Ida VI Waldrop.
T.. l.. Thomas. l.. -. Lohnmann ana
l.. f.. Hcroid
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I'rnnri> .Ioxcph Of Au.,riu.

pcrur Francis Joseph OF Austria died
NoN"mbcr -. 1916. in his eighty
seventh year. at Vienna. lie WAS
porn August IS. 1880. Ills reign cX-
YEARS. al but the first twenty OF
winch he was apostolic King OF Hum
gay To the last the aged monarch
Kept 4 firm grip on affairs of state.
tit"d tn" way was supposndiv die
tated by Francis Joseph himself. II
WAS the uittuatum OF July %. 1914
mat was sent 10 King Peter OF Ser
hia. dcnouncing the anti Austrian
propaganda in that country and de-
mnndinI prompt punishment of the
assassins Of Archdmkc Ferdinand.
rave DAYS laior. after Serbia had
complied with an the demands with
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NEW REMEDY FOR
UGLY HUSBANDS
a Calotab at bedtime With a
Swallow of Water.-Thnt's
All. No Salts, No Taste, No
Danger, Nor the Slightest
Unp!caSan:neSs = Wake IN
i'll the Morning Feeling Fine.

When your hubby gets cross. mean
ugly, nasty--a chronic Erouch yIm.
my give him one Of tn. nausc,Inss
calomci tablets. the kind that 10 tho
work without the slirhtcs; unpl.as-
be the Kind of husband he promised
70 be. Honest! | am not Joking. IL
beats anything you ever saw Tor ;a,
ING tn" mcanncSs IbiliousuesS) o;It
OF men and women. too. Tn, no<;
tIinc you feel lazy, mean. blue head
achy or discouraged. take q caio:,n
one tablet at bedtime. with a swul.
low Of water.--thats all No taste.
no Eriping. no salts. no sickcnir::
after effects You wake M in ,hn
morning feeling fine. your liver clean.
your system purified, with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what Won
please and go about your business. =
no danger
Caioiabs are sold only in original.
scaled packages. pSicc thirty Ave
cents. We have authorized your
druggist TO refund the price. IL you
are not perfectly delighted with
Calotnbs.--Adv.
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Movie Calendar

H1JOU--EInlnc linmrncrstcIn, In
"rhc wOmnn's Came"
nLUEDIRD-Mnrg Fisher.
In .The IIclilOn."
ADwtS-PrIsrIIIn Dem. I'm
"Thc Virgin of StnmbOuI."
COLONIAI-Itobrr Wnr,yfch, I'm
"Thc City OF Mnsks."
ISIS-Ia- Murray, In con with
the Dance"
ODEON-Clarn I<ImbnI Young.
In ''fhc Forbidden Woman
REk-"rhr Laws Drfcnsc- md
"I'hc Gun Game"
NItrOH-I.icutennn %. L.. Lock-
lcnr. In "'rho Grcnt Air Robbery
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,tnl,n t,IInIn-

Miss :. -. Easiville John Cilpin
Was the hero OF "a humorous poem by
William Cowpcr, first published in
the Public Advertiser in 1855 Cow
per heard the story from Lady Aus
ten. who had heard il In her child
hood. As to the historical reality of
John Gilpin. there has hccn mucn
discussion. and the London Notes
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Grcut Air Drr,un.

Critics agree that ''rhc Great A.ir
Robhcry." the Universal photo
drama. is one of the most thrilling
spcctaclcS of the screens history.
The photodrama deals with II band
OF sky pirates and stars Lieutenant
-. il. Lock lear. the aviator VINO
changes planes In mid-air. The pro-
duction viii be at the Victor Thea,
ter again today.
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ASPIRIN

"Bayer Tablets 81 Aspirin" is gen
uinc Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only an un-
broken 'Baycr package" which con
thins proper directions TO relieve
Headache. Toothachc. f:ar0chc. Ncu-
raigia. rheumatism. Colds AID Pain.
Handy tin boxes OF - tablets cost
Few cents. Druggists also sell larger
"l'aycr packages" Aspirin is trad.
mark BaN"r Manufacture Mono
accticacidcs;er OF Observation-Disclosures.
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Good AZ n Four.

Seeing The Virgin OF Stamboui."
n when Priscilla Dean is starring at
the broadway Theatcr, Is as good as
tour through Turkey and the
desert. constantinoplc and STAN
boul. with al! their picturesque sur
roundings. are shown in fun relief.
and if tho picture was not Aimed
on the spf then the Turkah capital.
like MahOmct's mountain. must have
been moved to Universal CRY.
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..rhr rorhlddcn womnn."

The Forbidden Woman which
viii he gccn al III" odcon Thcater
today and tomorrow, is said TO have
an unusually elaborate BACKGROUND
for the display OF clara Kirnbali
roung's justly celebrated gowns, the
value Of which wardrobe is said to
exceed $4,000. and includes priceless
creations in the way %! evening
gowns. afternoon !rocks dinner
gowns. armloads OF furs. hats ana
jcwclry sufficient TO satisfy the
hearts OF al! her feminine admirers.
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blizzard scenes.

Making blizzard scenes for n mic
ture in Southern California is n task
at which tho best movie Director,
balk. Natural snow simply doesn't
tNist III that part OF the country
Nevertheless. local screen pntrous
VIII see in The city Of Masks" star
ring Robert Warwick. at the COloni;,,
J heater three days. Il snow storm
that IS a marvel OF realism Tho AIR
is fun Of iiakcs ana tho ground j.
riistcninply white.
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strong Functional Drama.

The IIcliion,'' starring Margarita
Fisher. which VIII have it's final
showing today at the Blu"bird. is
delightfully."- weird and Spectacular
emotion play. in which the threads
OF hypnotism, dual Characterization
lost memory and love rcv!vihcd are
Interviewer with fine dramatic effect.
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N Nm or OF Town.

IIsa Mary Thorn aud Virginia Cox. who
arc students a., Holnu- College. have re-
turned - their HON. h"r" FOR IA" sum
uI"T vacation.
Mis- Louise Gcmmcil. who iS 4 student
q, Hriiiu> college. returned ." her home
yUS'crhuy fU- to" summer month.
Miss Eiiznh0th Maury Rcvrridgt ~ 1870
Monument Avcnur. Is visiting her lister.
NrS T.. G. Lynch. in VERSATILE. Ky
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, excepting leEnl uDd medical
subjects. nre RDnvcrcu free. A. NIL
Inquiries nrc answered directly by
pcrhonnl letter, nr1f-rddreHHcd
stamped envelope IN required. Ad-
dress The Timca-DiSpntch Informal
tIon Burenu. ktchmoud. Nn.
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world how the other half livcs''-and
the other half" under the micro
Scope are thosc interesting specimens
from the higher strata of society.
Added are II Sunshine Comedy ana
a News
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the exception OF agreeing to allow
Austrian authorities TO enter Serbia
10 stamp out jhc alleged auti-AuS-
declared war.
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...rh, Wnu,nn Cnn,c.-

"rhe Woman Game" In which
Elaine iIammerst"in w!ll appear a,
tho BIiou T'hcater the Remainder or
the week. shows "onc-hali OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-03

ana Queries has several times
printed heated controversies on the
subject. but without the disputauts
coming 10 any agreement
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KAN I HINE;

Gives tho results-nnd satisfaction
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles
prevents dandrun. promotes growth.
and restores gray and faded hair to
Its own natural color. Not dye
Marvellous in its effects. AZ all drug
gists.-Adv
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Th" regular monthly meeting cC the
Wnmon's AuNil'arN ~ tn" Hugh Stockdc'i
Machin" Gun Company and tho Fi!th
Company. firsi hyoV!Slpuut Regiment.
virginia infantry. Nltinnal Guard viii
take place IN tire Gray-' Armory this even
ing at $3.50 utlulk
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Film stnr I'm Strrruur

j fTITI NTHT III NtFFTUpt.
Mae Murray. former Foilies favor
IL" and no" motion picture Star
made a short excursion III tho steer
ag" OF an ocean liner - Inakn GO ,rr
COR the iirlt George F!tZmaurice Pro
ductiUn. con WIN the Dane n.il u
is at the I'is TE-at"r tuiS NccE
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MOMEN.S MEETINGS.

tn" board ~ usuagcr- "t the Uetr"a.
for IN" SICK wiil meet at the hospital
ihi" morning az 1880 O'Clock.
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~ IN" auditorium of N" W g \.
the business W"m,u-s Council Will h"ld
th"iF r"suisr business meeting tonight
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
], 5, IGNORING
FRENCH DEMAND
To GET Excl TED
Doesn't Care If Germans
Send Troops Into Ruhr
and Will Not Assist
in Any Occupation.

Washington, April 6.-(By The As
sociated Press) The French govern
ment through Ambassador Jusserand
has asked for an expression Of opinion
by President Wilson as to the French
occupation of cities in the neutral zone
beyond the Rhine.
1t is learned that the French ambas-
sador presented statement of the
French position to Secretary Colby
Monday and asked that it be CON-
municate to the president. Presumably
this was the communication referred in
recent press dispatches from Paris as
having been sent to the American,
British and Italian governments.
U. S. lust Spectator.
At the state department, it was said
that the United States had made no
statement with regard to the advance Of
the French forces and that it was un-
likely that any would be made for the
present at least
The position of the American govern
ment was Described as that of merely
an Interested spectator.
Officials said Great Britain and Italy
had taken the same view as the United
States that there was no objection to
the movement Of German troops into the
Ruhr district to quell disturbances
there, provided they were withdrawn as
soon as normal conditions had been re-
stored.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darker Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beautifully
darkened, glossy and attractive with q
brew Of Sage Tea and Sulphur. When
ever her hair took on that dull. faded OF
streaked appearance, this simple mix
tmre was applied with wonderful effect
BY asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound you will
get large bottle Of this old-time recipe,
improved by the addition Of other ingre-
dents, all ready to use. at very little
cost. This simple mixture can be de-
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair
A well-known downtown druggist says
everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound now because 1t darkens
SO naturally and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied-it's so easy to
use, too. You simply dampen comb
or soft brush and draw it through your
hair. taking one strand at a time. BY
an"ther M APPLICATION n' or txo It is a'rer
stored to it's natural color and looks
glossy, soft and beautiful.-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
COURT IS DEF|ED
BY KANSAS COAL
STRIKE LEADERS
| Howat and Others Say
They Refuse to Recog-
11ize New Industrial Re-
lations Tribunal.

Pittsburg. Kan, April 6-Alexander
Howat, president of the Kansas miners
and four other heads Of districts of the
union organization were this afternoon
ordered by Judge Curran of the Craw-
ford county district court to appear
forthwith before the Kansas court Of in
dustrial relations to testify.
Howat. definitely refused to 70 into
the court and participate in the investi-
CATION of coal mining industry.
give will not recognize the industrial
court" Howat declared.
Howat said that the resolutions adopt
ed by the recent district convention of
the miners had made the position of the
miners clear.
Six of the nine mines not operating
Monday because of strike Of miners
in protest against the awards of the ma
tiOnal coal commission, were working
this morning. it was announced by the
operators association. Two mines work
ing Monday and three that were closed
Monday were idle today. About 1000
men are not working.
TWenty-fOur miners were under sum
mons to appear before the Industrial
Relations court. sitting here. and ex-
plain the walkout.
NOT GIVEN FULL n P. c..
New York. April 6.-The situation in
the bituminous coal fields of Kansas,
Illinois and other states, brought about
by the dissatisfaction of the miners with
the new wage increases, will be salts
factorily adjusted within few days."
John l.. Lewis, international president
of the United Mine Workers, declared
here.
Other union officials declared the
trouble was due to an inadequate wage
I,, /
luminous coal commission to the day
men employed In the soft coal fields
The day men, it was pointed out were
given only 81 day increase or 81 cents
less than the - per cent awarded the
night workers.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
COAX EN-
Stop Whipping Bowels
into Activity, but
take "Cascarets"

Put aside the Salts, Pills, Castor OIL.
or Purgative Waters that irritate and
lash the bowels into action but which do
not thoroughly cleanse, freshen and puri-
fy these drainage organs. and have no
effect whatever upon the liver and stem
ach
Keep your "insides'' pure and fresh
with Cascarets. which thoroughly cleanse
the stomach, remove the undigested, sour
food and foul gases, take the excess bile
% tenn all all the s' constipated @ i WI waste St M matter
and poisons in the bowels which are
keeping you half sick, headachy, and mis-
cradle.
Cascarets tonight will make You feel
great by morning. They work while you
sleep--never gripe, sicken or cause in
convenience Cascarets cost so little too.
ADV.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07

posted near the station and the bar
racks and another force was stationed
| near police headquarters and the pos
! office.
These troops held the important en-.
frances to the city until o'clock wher
| battalion Of chasseurs detrained ut the
| station.
Oarmstadt Carlson Evacuates.
Darmstadt was entered shortly after.
| ward by French forces The German
government garrison Of that city had
left at midnight to avoid contact with the
French and this morning was six miles
east Of the city.
General De Goutte has issued proclu
, nation to the cities and towns within
! the area to be occupied. declaring French
troops have crossed the Rhine to compe
the Berlin government to respect its
agreement with the allies and asserting
there is no hostile intent toward the peo-
pie of that region.
The proclamation says the French
troops will withdraw as soon as the Ger
the neutral zone, and declares no one
will be affected by the presence Of the
French as long as order is maintained
The proclamation makes the following
provisions for public order:
Frankfort, Darmstadt. Offenbach,
HOchstadt koenigStein and Bieburg. as
we'll as all towns and districts within
the circle Of Gross Gerau. Lang Schwal-
bach and Wiesbaden, with the exception
of Biebrich, are declared under state
of siege.
German authorities and public services
will continue to function under French
military officials and strikes will not be
tolerated.
People are temporarily forbidden to
circulate in the various communities
from . o'clock at night until in the
morning.
Five Means illegal Gathering.
More than five persons must not col
lect in streets or in private or public
meetings without authorization.
Newspapers are temporarily suspend
ed and permission must be given to use
the telephone and telegraph. Postal
censorship is temporarily established
wireless installations must be dismantl.
ed and the use Of carrier pigeons is for
hidden.
All arms and grenades must be de-
posted in city halls within six hours
after the posting Of the proclamation
but regular police will be allowed to re-
tain sabers and revolvers. Safety
guards must disarm.
Any infraction Of these rules will re-
suit in court martial.
1.-The general commanding the army
of the khine,' the proclamation con.
cludes." counts on the public and the
population to understand the necessity
for the above measures and hopes re-
preston will not be necessary
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
FRANCE GETS NO REPLIES.

Paris, April 6.-Marshal Foch had
conference this morning with Pre-
mier Millerand. Later the premier re-
ceived Hugh c. Wallace, the American
minister.
Up to noon Tuesday the French gov
ernment had not received reply from
Great Britain an dltaly to its notifica-
fort, Darmstadt and other German cities
in the Rhineland.
The supposition in certain quarters is
that the communication made by Hugh
c. Wallace. American ambassador to
Premier Millerand has some relation to
this fact. but nothing is really known
yet to support the theory.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07

lue only UeTmOn troops encountered
in Frankfort by the French were
Sicherheitswchr. or public safely guards,
who surrendered. They probably will he
simply disarmed and released.
Tanks First to Enter.
The French occupying force is
estimated to number from 1900 to
$4,000 men. 1t is composed largely of
cavalry, with dctachments of infantry
for occupation Of the various centers,
and artillery merely as a precautionary
measure.
The French troops entered Frankfort
at o'clock this morning, finding only
a small German force. left there to af-
ford police protection for the people
The occupation Of the city was mere
military march and was not attended by
any fighting.
At $50 O'Clock this morning French
tanks entred Frankfort. They were fol-
lowed by battalion Of sharpshooters
and a company Of engineers and these
troops occupied strategic points and the
railroad station. Half dozen tanks were
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
Five Winnipeg Strike
Leaders Terms Will
Boil Down to a Year

Winnipeg. Man.. April 6-Five con-
victed leaders of Winnipeg's general
strike were sentenced here to one year
in Jail on each Of the six seditious CON
spiracy counts against them and to six
months on the one count. charging that
they committed a common nuisance.
Sentences will run concurrently.
The five were William Ivens. W. II.
Pritchard. 4: J. Johns, Alderman, John
Queen and George Armstrong. A sixth
defendant r. f. Brady, who was con-
victed of the charge of committing a
common nuisance, wss sentenced to six
months in Jail
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-04-07
Big Deep Naval Base
in San Francisco Bay
Is Ordered in Senate

Washington. April 6.-The senate
naval committee has voted to establish
an extensive deep water naval base ON
San Francisco bay, and authorized the
recommendations BY October l, 1920.