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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
WOMEN FORM NEW
PARTY, SAME NAME
Organizations Objective Re-
movaI of Legal Disabilities;
Miss Paul Quits.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington Feb. 19.-Miss Alice
Paul former leader of the National
Party. officially surrendered her post
in that organization today after more
than eight years continuous service. In
her resignation Miss Paul
made known her refusal To head the
new organization created yesterday
under the old name during the closing
session OF the party's last convention.
Washington. Feb. 1S.--The political
life of the National Woman's Party
passed away yesterday. a new organi-
zation bearing the name and colors of
the old was born Tonight
The new organization. it's leaders
said, will function with the energy of
the old. the only difference being I'm it's
objective. which was described as the
removal of the legal disabilities Of
women" of America.
Spirited discussion marked the trans
formation from the old to the new. each
step being subject to many speeches
and careful analysis of the convention
leaders. The latter was determined
that the machinery created eight years
ago To wor. for the enfranChiscment oI
women should not pass into control of
radical or militarist hands.
Discussions covered n wide range, in
cluding an association of nations. birth
control plans for eleCtinR women &c
Congress and other Federal and Stat,
offices until their representation should
he equal to that of the men. the Tewrit-
ing Of existing laws regulating divorce
Guardianship of children. sexual moral
I 1t,u
women to have fun partnership undel
! the law OF family incomes.
/ a resolution embodyluE many q
! these questions and specifying them n
\ The programme 81 work for the ucv
4 organization was introduced ne al
amendment 20 the majority report b'
! Miss Crystal Eastman OF New York
/ II was defeated. l-0 20 81, after ox
tended discussion. which rrac he'd fcve
pitch ~ times ~ it's piac" the con
vcntion adopted the conservative state
meut ~ the majority report declarlni
merely that the immediate work ~ III
new organization he tn" removal of "a
! legal disabilities of women
Other provisions IF the report a
adopted were
That the National Womars part
having accomplished thr ohieet Fl
which il was organized, nov atsh0nd
THAT new organization te create
and It's executive eorioute, y" en
powered 20 dispose of au prorerG F.,
the National Womcrs rarty
THAT :hc political erfranchiacment {
women having been Won !n tn" nifc
States. this new organization work {,
the equality ~ women and so" thai sao
equality h won and maintained II ar
association of nations that may
established
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
ATTACKS I. c. 4. At I.
\. i. Attorney General questions
Powers over state Rates.

Powers over state hatS.s
...1~.a.ea Press 20 Every Evening.
>-r.-ieo Sd v. Feo. I9.-The con-
-.....tsora,it-- ~ the Interstate Corn-
.@. IA. -.as assaiIed ana the rlgnu
JILL. r-tarsfate Commerce Commission
10 .ssue ar order permitting railroads.
t,aeraung il New York state 10 n
crease fares within the state WENT
ner cent vas questioned by Attorney
General Charles D. Newton u a oiii
IS Complaint filed IN me United states
District court here today Ine acton
vas scr me ouTHos- o1 enJolnlns ne
..r,,,,roarc.. -ann.!ss.on from enforcing
i,s increased rate order. + vas ne
ar9r move by Ihe States AttotneS ''eil-
- eorcr a review ~ ne United
states Supreme Court
Action Nith the same l.tlE'Ate cess z
i pending IN me state courts
The Attorney General aileeeo ma :
~, r-oyisIors 81 the Interstate Com
.l.rcs ACT under which ths eouT.-ssiof (.
.s.,on+sd 70 sanction the increase
...stre5 IN, zenith amendment 20 th.
.,ifa3 states Constitution. n ma, they
,.,,...7ea no,y.rs reserved % the state
;. regulate interstate commerce. and
rns afth amendment by impairins The
rf,rfcarton If the contracts existing he
tween the state and The railroads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
SIT OVER SUGAR.
Between Franklin Refinery and Hot.
stein Harvey to be Heard In March.

statement Of the plainuns claim IN
i suit brought hy the Franklin Sugar
Refining company Pennsylvania
corporation against Holstein Harvey
sons, Inc. og this city has been tiled in
the t.. s district court. The case. which
IS expected IA come ap IL March. IS
based on the alleged refusal of the
d,far4af.f- to take delivery of nearly
800 barrels If sugar tor the equivalent
IN Other iaekagesl at various times IN
1920 for which order had been entered
Tha basic price in these orders vas 22l-
cents per pound. At this figure the
ftdl valuation Of the goods would
amount to upwards Of 81 200 00o.
II is understood that the point in
VOWED IS the slump III the market price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
CONDITIONS AS THEY
EXIST IN IRELAND
po;nted Out in a Letter Received
by the Delaware Irish Re-
lief Branch.

Tho American Committee for Reici
i, Ireland has sent, through Its CHAIR
man Morgan J. O'Brien, the following
.,.tement 10 the Delaware Branch oil
conditions as they exist IN Ireland To-
day ;.,. lof,
il, tho wake OF he war. Ireland today
nrescnts probably the most pltiabie spec
h,clr Destruction of homes and property
bs, been going on four years. fHtN
rreameries and manufacturing plants
have been destroyed. Thousands "i
hnmcs have been burned at night ana
women and children have been driven
half naked irto the cold and darkness
The destruction of industry has caused
widespread I'm employment. \ quarter ol
p million people are IN dire distress ne
value of property destroyed has neen
estimated at between s20Oopoln ana
SX-ll - 0O0
\ delegation of English women
representirg Woman lntefnatloilaI
league. investigated and found that Zu'o"u
workers M Belfast had beer driven from
rmplovment ard were dependent on
,,.,,f At a great meeting under the n
lr,rc- of the state Federation OF Labor
pl Massachusetts, a resolution was passed
,.t.rc every workiI man and woman to
WV y towards tins ScausC II Is hoped tna'
w. labor organization IN the country
>il follow that example
unit of the American Society oi
pucpds many oi them experienced IL
$40 work during the war. Is in Ireland
u uuick survey showed that seVera
sntlllop dollars would he needed 10 dea
with thc situation
Ireland looks 70 America tor heIp II
ler "a alamItv Remember that NOR
- of the Irish race served Ill tn
yolItionarv army than of any othe
~ lc element That should cNclte tn
I, iapa,hv Of every rcd-boodcd Amen
- IL whatever race he springs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
DISMISS CHARGE.
Court Ienient on Youth Who Took
Auto For Joy Ride

Daniel Brennan, Is years olu chal seu
with driving off an automobile without
,ba owners consent. was dismissed by
Iudse Hastings In Municipal Court to-
dav when the owner of the machine,
Max Kahn. n grocer on Lincoln street.
said he did not care To prosecute the
hov on account ot his widowed mother.
The hoy took two boys. Samuel Chamh-
ers 14O3 Clayton street and William
Pierce. I4O3 Scott street for joy ride
i'm Rockford Park. while the machine
was unset damaging II To- the extent of
5000 and iniuring the others. Chamb-
ers is now in the Delaware Hospital
with n fractured skull while Pierce suf-
fered bruises about the face and head
Sentence was suspended on charge
of driving an automobile wlthoul
drivers license.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
STATE WIDE
TROLLEY STRIKE II Jb R>E l

,.a,,.a4as Press . Every Evening
>-au-srl j.. Feb. Ia-wIliau
v,-..,,,.,. ,.t,.f,-f,,aq af he Joint CON
ts..',,,s Poard OF he Trolieymeu
-, s...iara8 foda + -hat a statewide
- II rro,lev n.au viii result Il
.f,,,,..s \ NTc~arte-. President os the
..,fIi, ser,.ca railway compauy carries
~, his -nre.- IL take the trolley cars
-. 4ha streets ~ Paterson unless .it-
u5ys ara abolished there.
If Paterson walks ne sald 1he
whole state will walk the streets The
.,tire state is behind the trolleyJnen
- Paterson We are not only organ
i,aR ~ better our condition hut 20 pro
teet our industry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
TO SHOW HOW AND WHEN
DETECTIVE WAS KILLED
Prosecution IN Nsteuan Tria
Attempts 20 Prove Nov FsT-
1usor Net Death
Rr A..o,ls,.a Pr..s y ay.r1 s--- AZ

BY As-o.iatsd Pr-as r. Evsry Ever -r
Williamson " FeN sTra
pro.e~u'lo- ~ rhs wsfswar res rf
.i.,oi sTh, trfai 'ndav -n-firuaf - sf
forts ~ establish ho- arf rnar
F@rgu.or Baldwin Fsi's afecfIr-
.vas Killed The rharve ~ rTrn
men arr beinz tried 70 - death f
tar-, n Felsr uvho ar Nsy - pari
yrhI~h evicsad miners from nouHNs nrTn
"a ~ The stone Mountain Coal 0W
many Ferguson W,s Eill~r 80
three blocks from where six Others
the party mo- death.
Thomas ChaHr = Msfr~.r. rs 'a+
nr-f witness today fs I'D th@ furF IA.
ssw ua-ty % men. including . "a 4n'
Der ~ no deferssrts sotnx ln ma
dtrac,lnr ~ the house where FsrEusn
"a ann. little laf~r ~ heard shoot
.-R from thas direction ard fhe uf
carna 14cx - they DA.--d rlm
.s-tiaed, y. X. Atwood. axairst rnor
Ar adietrn.nt sas found. lf nar
ne state ~afused - 1rOs-cIfs
~ him ana aid Baidwfr Fslfs
-afhizers ouxht - ger sune
same ktnd ~ Inv a-d = 'hsv
careful they vii
show How ard when
The state then rccslled AfarE-e War'
ington. a negress. who trrmerir
for Art Williams. one q the deisndaii'
she had testified previously vn4
saw Williams --olrg 1eiore NM tt
ne hght and ADDED nothing ~ep
statement today
y. C7nifs * rrrir@e f7r rr"
asked her what 50.
coning - me ira. om ne -N
n BristcI Torn
Only nv board ~as
and rapid ere - e-t
znz-a -ef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
DRY OFFICERS iNDtC HkD.

81 Associated Press 20 Every Evenin&.
Richmond. Va. Feb. 1S--H. l..
Brown. stare prohibition Inspector. and
Harry F. Sweet. Sr.. former member
az the state Prohibition Department,
ware indicted by the grand jury on
charges of HAVING stolen liquor and
transporting il. One indictment chars
ed the theft Of la quarts Of whiSkt'N
and another that the defendants trans
ported liquor alleged Y have ""en
''hootlegged' later on the streets 81
Richmond
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
- - nrganLlanan,

At meeting % 'ologca heN h'
la National hah .nSt hlkn
made Tor the formation NJ w
ples political ofganiiA,i't
which win 6e or o. tntS 4, So WIN
city. C9uncllman John N dvPSiIN h
sided A committee Mas aahed Z. e'
line plans y orsai9.s et,oh' -
a. meeting rcxt Friday right M
Comprises Charles u Colbufn. N.rr.
Evans FdWord Carroll, Philip
William Bianc. Robert Ne'tni
Inhn N THOMPSON kys.hlf
dorsing Charles = No.hufn '"i Nstc'
of tho peace wSTC sdolted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
No WORD RECEIN ED
FROM MAIL BOAT NENt

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
seattle Wash. Feb. 1a--No word had
been received early today Of the fate OF
the government mail boat Venus
THURSDAY. reported missing since Feb
r,,ary 8 In Alaskan waters according 70
the United States Bureau Of Fisheries
here. Preparations are being made 10
Sand a relief boat to make a search.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
ENGLI>H AS SHE ~ SPOkE.
[ nok County superintendent Sanctions
"It Il Me" and "He Don't"

inoh CounfN <unprintendpnt Sanctions
I'll i Ne" and "He Don't"
~ Associated Press "a Every EsventnE.
Chicago Feb 1q.-The expressions
1T is me and he don't are permis-
sfhla fo- both school teachers and
n,,nils Ii Cook County public schools.
,,nde,- an opin{o, issued today by Ed
,yara II Tohfn Superintendent 81 he
County schools.
superintendent Iohin said lAe ioIM
III Is If sounds stilted and even ego
tistigal and mat Il does no sood 70
taach children forms 1T expression Out
lawed by common usage and sense r
GOOD form FEe sand he MAS NOT in-
sfrur,jnp his teachers Is dtpalJ from
..-a,,roaticaIlv correct lsa ges hut
,,o,,ld MOI reprimand them if they did
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
CHICAGO UNION PRINTERS
HEAR or CIT IN WAGES

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. Feb 70 Notice has been
served on union printers by the Chicago
Typothetae. Associated lob printing
houses, that on February n 'hell
weeks pay viii he cut S429 u Was an
nnunced TO-DAY. The employers contend
that livlua costs here havs shrunk that
much Members Of the Typographical
I-nior have called meeting for to-
morrow 10 discuss the proposed cut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Mis-, FoulGe Bride Of Thos. Hyatt.

Mable X Foulkc 406 jefferson street.
and Thomas J.. Hyatt. 824 Madison
street, were quietly married in PhiIadel-
phia this morning. After a trip through
Now York the young couple VIII reside
at 400 Jefferson street Ar Hyatt is
employed at Broad street station and
is a World Wan veteran. having served
as Sergeant Major with the Fourth
division.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
IrsPEp saoO rEEr
Air Nal Plot Charged With a."
Parachute f0r Puhilclt2.

Ry Ass1c. .atsd fress 20 a-3
Nftarea rolls Feb. 3.-A n
tion into ne Ia. ot a mai a.rpia.,
Mendoza. Yesterday. IN when
r Everscie escaped inJurS oy
chute drop 81 1000 feet. "a -
Quoted here. q vas announces
A examination II he Gauss
planes fall viii - srugh, 81
r, frank X Tower assistNnt
ns,dert n the sir mau s,rt g,
Wi,uvsSes said thc n'a
re course with h,tn '"i ~"
after h,v,rso.e VAS see. '
The Jump NJ lnNt Nn
prompted ny dssir, tof
This was denied - EvvrsDlc.
his machine was 'ut 'i e'nl
one motor apparently t'fn
moorings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
FAVOR CHANGE or NAME.

The Board Of Trustees of Delaware
College today adopted resolutions in
dorsing the plan TO change the name OF
tho institution from college" 70 uni
versity" Another resolution approved
If the decision Of the college heads 10
raise the tuition fees for students liv-
ing outside the state, from $50 to 800
yearly. beginning next September A
third resolution deplored the death Of
the two students who recently died Of
typhoid fever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Cost HAYES $500 to Blackjack Nan.

Alleged - have struck Marion T..
Hayes. colored. on the head with 4
blackja Fred Adams. coiored vas
fined 5000 and costs BY Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court today Hayes testi
fed that Fred and his two brothers at
tackled hiu on Tinman street last night
and that Fred strark him with black
iack. Lewis Adams was dismissed when
Hayes said he did not see Lewis strike
him The third brother David is still
at large.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
VITAL STATISTIC ;.

The weekly report of the Board Of
Health shows As births n marriages
and SO deaths. Last year the figures
we're SO births. 80 marriages and SIS
deaths
only IA cases Of transmissible dis
eases were reported of which were
chicken pox scarlet fever and 4 diph
ther{a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
orPo>ts eREAr w,rFRW
New England Pears Taxhuon surue
IRON ~. Laurence Prnistt.

Nv Assoclsteu .--ss 70 str-
Boston. rrn. .pIn-.ti.r
Great Lazes-.~t L-aNrt-
WateT project A' 'N
Trafic LtaEu, Ha- -rg
SPECIAL -r-Hg-4tf.s
siaIab~I 'tau'. O..
-g,la. Tn, .auu-tt-r,
on.n4vl tnat at
.. ta, 1terr..-., ,ft.
ri1r, f.~lr a..I..t l.
Dominion % a-.ti.i.
section ut -ne "-r-t' -F
-rEe-iCA.-N rLsAins
Nors .hAa ne aas le
which would Sc 'etlel rr
S-,..s .- ..e o-t ri -Hr Ea
,,hir, estimated n t~cr '.oo.'"U
- $500 .a0o goo. me report at4.
"a -.pou Ncw Ems ana rt
ps-0sy,,ania while ne sef.a
sight III -onpar son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
continue case over Purchase Of press.

charged With ohtaninE money under
FALSE m,tense Louis VIII East
seventh street was arraigned in AIuni-
cip4l Cuuri today. Bertha oden. Il
colored school teacher claimed she
bought dress from WIZ ON the in
atailnent plan and when she had It
paid foi ard came for the dress. Wifi
bad substituted different materials aud
refused to r.fund her money. The case
sgas continued until nest SATURDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
PEACH TREES BLOOM.
Open Winter in Sussex Has Resulted in
Some Early Blossoms

Peach trees in Sussex county are
blooming. according 10 Sussex couu-
tians who came TO this city today This
does not mean that all the trees are in
blossom Here and there in 4 peach
orchard can be noted a tree with a few
blossoms on it, but the great majority
OF the trees show no signs yet of bios
soning
FOR this fact farmers are glad. The
warm winter has resulted in most farm
conditions being advanced many weeks,
and many Of the grangers have their
early ploughing completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Notored While Intoxicated.

Pleading guilty to operating IN auto
mobile while intoxicated Samuel IL.
Mccoy was fined sl00 in Municipal
Court today He is alleged 10 have run
into the automobile OF william T. Hart
6IO East Eleventh street, at 3 o'clock
st night and damaged a front wheel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Threatened to whip Two Policemen

John r. McCullouEh charged with
dtsordorlv conduct. was nned Slo in
\Innicipal count TO-DAY lie IS alleged
is have protested IA pretane language
against the arrest If James MeGraw
and John Donohoe for trying to set into
i pooIroon 1T 9i3 Lancaster avenue
laet night Officers Grahowski and
Jack testified that the man took OF his
coat and offered 70 lick both police
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
ard of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank relatives, Tr1cnds
and all lodges and all members Of the
Fishing Club, OF which M r. S.
Schuck was a member for their sym
pathy and beautiful floral offerings dur
ing our bereavement.-Mrs T. S.
-cnllcs ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Warns OF Fake Boy Scout.

scout Executive Frank A. Green
hawk announces that the boy who has
been going about soliciting funds for
proposed scout shack has no author
ity from scout headquarters 10 collect
funds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Ilscrty Bofs

z Assoc.ste3 press to We
New yors Feb -. lNf N
closed 'odaN IS tolowr
nrSt a. 81 2g e,01d t- >n
+',s N7'S second
si.S qlo a4 'onrfn t.sr
.N a-gN Nr-tof, As
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
William johnson Dies in Hospital.

William Johnson. q years old, son Of
Police Sergeant Elijah Johnson, 1905
Popular gtreet. died on Thursday night.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
sdgv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Must Be Peaceful.

Frank Dembreski. charged with
breach Of the peace, by his wife, was
held under 5000 peace bond in Munich
pal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

You won't have 10 spend much money
TO get a whole lot IN the coming old
fashioned Rummage Salc.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Wilmington Bank Clearings.

Wilmington bank clearings for the
nresent week totaled s2,s75.574.6s. as
compared with So.- .o.o2634 for the cor
resnording week of last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Even GRANDMOTHER Will hail with de-
light the possibility Of attending an
old-fas shioned Rummage Sale.-~Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

Everybody Will turn out for this old
n shioned Rummage Sale watch the
l.apers carefully for full particulars
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

R-U-M-M MAGE s-A-L-E-familiar
letters forming words that viii mean
money saved-just wait--Adv'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19

You remember these old-fashioncd
Rummage Sales? Wen, just wait
few days and you may attend one.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-19
Tree on Fire.

~ ocloc4, this morning immedi-
af.s folleNiug the fire at Ninth and
Bennett streets the Fame Fire %. ap-
5arntas Mas called into service TO ex-
urcttt~h Il burning tree at the north
west corner Of F.iehth and West streets
During In, .arly morning fire IN the
laraer ii si- Tatnau street a steamer
~ ONE n IL local companies was sta
toned directly under the tree. Sparks
from III, ousane ieuited the branches
and tie nre spread To the trunk.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20
DUCKS BY THOUSANDS
 DID NOT COME NORTH
CBy Associated Press)

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Sept. 20 Not in many years have there been as many wild ducks on Lake Bowdoin as there are this year, according to State Senator R. N Kirton of Malta.
 Tens of thousands of ducks of spe- cies that ordinarily go to the far north for the nesting season spent the sum mer in the vicinity of the lake" the senator said Nesting conditions were apparently unusually favorable and the ducks remained in Montana rather than continue their flight into Canada. One reason for their remain ing was that the water in the lake is higher than it has been in several years
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20
American League
SALMON DOING WELL
 IN MONTANA LAKES
lRy Assoclated rressl

MISSOULA. Mont, Sept. 2O-Chi- nook salmon planted three years ago in the Clearwater chain of lakes in northern Missoula county have reached weight of from seven to eight pounds and are caught occasion ally with hook and line. according to State Game Warden C. A. Jakways
 The state fish and game department plans to release 100000 salmon fry in the lakes next winter for the par pose of establishing a commercial sal mon fishing industry The successful development of the fish planted three years ago has demonstrated the pos abilities of the new industry, state of dcials say. Salmon fry released in Lake Roman in the Flathead region weighed l5 pounds at the end of four years. Game Warden Jakways said
 Screens are to be installed at the lower end of the Clearwater lakes soon to prevent the fish from escaping and returning to the ocean
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20

PROBATE COURT FOR THE TER RITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DI VISION. MCCARTHY PRECINCT. In the Matter of the Estate of John Underwood, Deceased No. 47.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given by the under signed. as administratrix of the es- tate of John Underwood, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons hay ing claims against said decedent, to present them with the proper vouch- CTS, within six months from the date of this notice. to the undersigned at Mccarthy. Alaska,
 MRS. JEAN TJOSEVIG,
 AdminstratriX. First publication, Sept. 10, 1921. Final publication, Oct 15, 1921.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20
WQDVXKIS

Repeating for the last time to. night Enid Bennett in The False Road. The picture is a "crook story" in which the pretty star has a role quite different from anything in which we have seen her. There's an appealing love story lacked with unexpected twists and thrills. Lloyd Hughes plays "Pickpocket' Roger Moran. the leading male character, and others in the well balanced cast are Wade Boteler, Lucille Young, Charles Simely, Edithe Yorke and Gorden Mullen.
 Seven Bald Pates the two reel Christie Comedy, is one of the best of the Educational series seen to date. It's packed with fun, starts with a giggle and ends with roars of laughter. It's q feature in itself. and combined with the Pathe News, completes d rattlng good program.
 Tomorrow night only. Geraldine Farrar in her most sensational and absorbing play. he Woman and the Puppet" Lou Tellegan appear as Miss Farrar's leading man, and the entire cast is exceptionally strong.
 Lavishly staged spectacular in it's rich exotic Spanish atmosphere. The Woman And The Puppet' of fers entertainment of an unusally high order It will be shown one night only Wednesday.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20
FOOTBALL SQUAD IN
 TRAINING ON RANCH
By Associated PrcssD

BOHEMIAN, Mont, Sept. 20. - The State College "Bobcat" squad, under Coach Hubby" Graves. are at the Karst Cold Springs ranch in the West GalIatin canyon. 45 miles from Boze- man. in one of the most novel pre- season football training camps ever established in this state The use of cabins and equipment was donated to the tquad by Po,." karst. owrcr of the ranch.
 The first day n camp was devoted t Clhe construction of foot bridge across the Gallatin river to give the squad easy access to a big hay meadow which is being used for a training field
 Four large cabins provide sleeping quarters for the men, and another is used for a dining room