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The Washington times., 1925-08-21
BRiGAND- JOKER BATTLES
CALIcIAN AUTHORITIES

LEMBERG, Aug. 21.-For three
years the police and the soldiers
have been trying to capture the
famous brigand Panicz, who roves
the region OF Jaroslaw in Galicia.
He amuses himself by various prac-
teal jokes lat the expense of the
and although two regi-
ments of soldiers are on the watch
for him, he continues to enjoy his
Several weeks ago, he diverted
himself by raising the sum offered
for his capture, and altering it on
public notices, saying that he was
worth more than that. He also
announced to the police that he
intended to take the train from
the station of Leopold on a certain
day, but when they came there,
he had already disappeared.
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
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The Washington times., 1925-08-21

There are two angles to this con.
test. 1t is both local and national.
The writer's of the best letters re.
ceived by The Times not only will
receive local prizes but the three
outstanding letters will be sent to
the national judges in New York
to be considered along with letters
from 100 other cities. The writer
of the best letter in the national
contest will be awarded a trip
around the world on the Red Star
liner BeIgenland for himself or her
self and companion. A trip for
two to Hollywood, Calf, or Miami,
will Ibe the second national award
while third prize will be a trip for
two to Miami or Hollywood. accord.
ing to the second winners choice. .s
Letters Improving
These trips are well worth try.
ing for and readers of The Times
have as good a chance as the con-
testants in the other 100 cities to
win them.
The closing hours Of the contest
The Times. Many of them are
from persons who already had sent
in letters. There is no limit to
the number of letters any one may
send in. The editor has observed
that the last letters received are
more terse, snappy and to the
point than those first received,
showing that Washington movie
fans have got on to the hang of
this contest.
What is wanted is a free expires.
sion of opinion from everybody as
to What the Motion Picture Means
to Me" or What the Motion Pic
ture Means to My Community" It
is a fine tribute to the motion pic
ture industry that a majority of
the letters received by The Times
are based on What the Motion
Picture Means to My Community.
of The Times, professional writer's,
scenario writer's and persons en-
p1oyed in the motion picture in
dustry. This leaves the field clear
for average men" and average
women" who are asked to state
their opinions in letter Of APP
proximately 900 words and write
their thoughts in simple language.
Fine writing or literary style are
not particularly wanted IN this con-
test. although there will be no dis
elimination against a letter because
it is written in the style of
Chaucer, Henry James, ct al. A
simple. direct. sincere letter from
some little housewife probably will
win the first prize.
All Have Equal Chances
II you go to the movies and who
does not?-and have any kind of
thoughts about them, their value,
their reaction on you or your com
munity, you are as well qualified
as anyone in America to write a
little letter and submit it in this
contest, with equal expectation of
its winning a local or national
prize.
Now. let's see it we have got this
thing straight Yes. the contest
closes at s o'clock tomorrow night,
and regardless of how many letters
you have sent in you can still send
in a thousand more if you are so
minded
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
Lieut.. Joe Landru111 Is
Quitting Service.
Other NeUs

Joe Landrum field artillery of the regular army
leaving His resignation has been accepted by
the President, to take effect on September 10.
Landrum was formerly duty Myer with the Six
eenh field artillery and had been ordered to the artillery
school Fort Sill student July Last he was
duty Brgader General H. B. Fske commanding
of the training at Camp Meade Mary
land Following this relief he ordered back to Fort
yer for duty with the Sixteenth 1t is understood from
Landrum that he is entering business
his father in Texas Thus from the service OF
the popular officers duty at Fort Myer.
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
DRIVER, HURT IN CRASH.
FLEES FROM HOSPITAL

CHESTER, Pa. Aug. 21.-Search
is on for q man giving his name
as James Pryor, of Wilmington,
Del, who escaped from the Chester
Hospital. Pryor was driving a
car at high speed which collided
with one driven by Francis Remm,
of Aston township. Both ears were
wrecked. The police say Pryor
was transporting liquor.
Both drivers were injured and
removed to the Chester Hospital
to receive treatment for their in
juries. Pryor was placed in a ward
and escaped during the absence
of q nurse,
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
Equal Chance for All
in Movie Contest

'Going Are you all done3 Going Can have another
bid?
That's what the auconeer says when he is about knock
down SALE that just about explains the attitude today
of The Times Greater Movie Season Contest Editor because
he the verge of closing the competition which will mean
rewards writers of simple letters,
free translation Of the above that the Greater Movie
Season Contest closes tomorrow at and all letters
intended this competition should be in the editors hands
hnur
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
HoId-up Faxed to Win Widow

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 10
Robert l.. Deshazer, contractor, has
confessed he was held up and rob
bed of a payroll by two friends
so he could collect payroll in
s,Grance. One friend said he
sought money to make himself at
OnU 900,
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
GIRL is SPANKED. LATER
TO BE FOUND POISONED

SalIie Briggs is thirteen and too
old to be spanked, she thinks.
Sally was out pretty late with a
"boy friend" and when she
reached her home Mrs. Briggs was
ready with the family hair brush.
Later Sally was. found suffering
from poison. Mrs. Briggs hopes
it was an accident. II it wasn't
we'll the family hair brush is
still there. Sally is sick, but that's
all. ..-
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
British FAVOR Taneo

LONDON, Aug. 21.-The Tango
will be society's fall and winter
dance, according to informal an.
nouncements by dancing masters
and jazz leaders
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
THE RED LODGE
MONTANA CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY

There is to be a general meeting
of the Red Lodge Montana Club Mon
day evening, April 18th at 800 p. m.
at the office of the secretary which
is the Carbon County News office.
AT the last general meeting of the
Club it was decided TO change the
name of the Red Lodge Montana Club
to more appropriate name and
names were to be submitted and re-
ferred to the governing board and
then to general meeting. President
Plunkett has called a meeting of the
governing board to be held in the
office Of the secretary Saturday even
ing at 800 p. m. for the purpose of
arranging the names that have been
suggested and which will be submitted
to the general meeting.
Those who are interested in the
changing of the name should be pres
ent. Quite number of names have
been left in the office of the secre-
tary which will not be opened until
the night Of the meeting of the gov
erning board.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09

that give you the sort of happiness
you want then-disregard all traffic
signals and sail ahead"
Il don't think get you, do you
mean"
Just this, Sallie, | take what bit of
hubby, thrilling joyousness each day
holds forth. ! must have excitement
to make me feel alive. You're differ
emit You're always puzzling your
pretty head over problems of right
and wrong. That takes all the kick
out of the wine. F'rinstanace, / don't
want to get married. In the first
place, I've seen too much of this luke
warm affection and mental stagnation
among our own little crowd. Why
would | be any different from all the
lovely girls who have ceased to amuse
or be amused?" she laughed.
But don't you want babies, Ellie 2"
! asked, rather amazed at her view
point for while knew Ellie was ultra
modern in her ideas, it was startling
10 hear them actually voiced.
Not if they have to be parked on
other people as I've been since my ar
rival was announced"
But, Ellie, surely you are not an
advocate Of free love?"
NO she hunted for the next words,
II never got quite to that until | fell
for the wiles of distracting Lothario
who couldn't be led to the altar in
chains"
Too bad" l thought, Ellie had
PROBABILITY fallen in love with one of
the many men in our set who baked
at matrimony and it's ties.
We'll, what are you going to do ?"
/ asked.
I'm not going to enter a convent
and try to kill my infatuation with
fasting and prayers"
Ellie" ] went over and sat beside
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
Film Of C. M. T. Camp
To be Shown at Roman
Next Sun. and Mon.

DR.. c. L. Koehn of this city has ar
ranged to have the Citizens Military
Training Camp film of 1924 shown
at the Roman Theatre on the even
ings of the 18th and 18th. This is an
excellent film and has been shown in
Billings, Roundup, Lewistown and
other cities of the state. DR.. Koehn
believes it will be of interest to every
one, particularly those who are inter-
ested in the camp life Of the United
States army. The 1924 camp was held
at Fort Douglas, Utah, and as prev
iously announced will be held there
this summer for the district compris-
ing Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho
and Nevada.
No extra charge will be made by the
Roman Theatre for the showing of this
film.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
THE C.PENNY CO.
WILL OPEN UP A
new STORE JUNE |

Red Lodge is going to have new
mercantile establishment, the j. c..
Penny Company Of New York City,
who have a chain Of ST. stores thru
out the country. They have taken a
ten year lease on the store building
in the Pollard Hotel block. According
to Mr.. T. F. Pollard, the owner of the
building. the new company expect to
open their store about June LIST, with
a large stock of goods.
The J. C. Penny company is one of
the largest mercantile concerns in the
country. They already have five stores
in Montana located as follows: Anna
conda, Great Fals Whitefish, Kali
srell and M:ssoula This gives them
tremendous buying power which will
enable them to meet any Kind of COM
petition. This new establishment with.
Is millions back Of it will be valu-
able asset to Red Lodge and commun-
.ity in general as they win extend the
trade of Red Lodge many miles.
The merchants and people of Red
Lodge will extend welcome hand to
the new concern. The location of this
new concern speaks well for Red
Lodge as they had number of other
towns in mind and after a thorough
investigation decided, owing to the
future outlook of Red Lodge, that this
was the best location for Their COM
pany
The building that they viii occupy
was formerly occupied by the United
Store which has just closed out.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09

her on the chaise lounge. This isn't
Hike you. Yuo know you'd ten times
rather be married than, think how
awful it'll be when you're old. If a
man isn't married to you, he'll never
stick"
"And if he is married." she was
cynical and shrugged her soulders
with bitter little laugh
Again | asked her, what are you
going to do about it?"
why should | worry ;" she de-
manded. with Mother and Dad chas-
ing all over the world, have abso-
lutte freedom Of the house. One gets
damnably lonesome with no family or
ANYONE to care"
| | patted her but she drew away.
Ellie, this man has forced his dis
tortel views on you. You never felt
ike this before"
"Well, what if he has % she flashed
back, Pm getting along pretty we'll
We're planning a wonderful time down
South"
You mean HE'LL be there?" /
asked.
you don't think I'd be all popped
up over the prospect Of rushing
around to bunch of dances and cock
tail fights with a crowd of callow
youths?"
"Who ever it is. think he's a cad!"
| cried, taking advantage of you just
because your mother and father are
away"
"But, Sallie, even the qualms of con-
science aren't as bad as being neglect
ed. Delicate attention and a perfect
lover aren't so dusty after all, be-
Sides" she added, there's Away dis
tant chance of wedding bells, if that
eases your Puritanical mind"
She spoke lightly but when she
mentioned marriage, noticed she
frightened preceptibly and there was
an eager light in her eyes.
If were any Judge of human ma
ture, Ellie wanted to get married for
some reason, the sutton of whom she
had spoken, did not.
Ito be continued
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09

customers and keeps In
touch with his business
Mt home--all by Long
Distance.
1t is the better way
the best way--to meet
the needs of communica-
ton in business.
One of the advan-
tages of Long Distance
service Is the station to-
station call. 1t means
calling a number or an
address without specify
ing a particular person.
1t saves time and money.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
Ellie's Reckless Philosophy Shocks Sallie

Your perfect lamb, Ellie, to
ssazd to get me out Of this and after
E'ather has been home few DAYS.
xss<tor GraywilI probably be glad to
Exye me leave as he still thinks need
"a change"
How is your father" asked Ellie.
LIN fine shape again, bless his heart,
&@t know he is going to wonder what
zzEzde Curtiss clear out"
There you go worrying about him
again, Sallie, it's so unlike you to be
uzn this side of the fence. It's usually
<nmf string of suitors you keep intact
wszao go in for the worrying game.
Ssnap out of it. If Curtiss Wright
danssn't like your own attractive self
xud prefers Anne Coddington who
zs positively drab, YOU should get a
permanent frown."
Ellie | wish could take life as YOU
hhn- i used to be able to until | met
EaHn- He makes me see how worth
Asgs we are" ! sighed.
Ellie reached for a fresh cigarette.
eHRped il on the back Of her dainty
Esswaicured hand. opened her mouth to
rEasly and then became silent again.
whats your philosophy, sport?" /
asked
At's this way, think Sallie," her
'smare took on a more serious tone,
'asscide first what it takes to give you
ase most happiness in life. If your
sxns~rience is geared to the pitch where
Enn have TO walk the straight and mar
Rw~ every minute to make things
zS<xzre when you're face to face with
Exzmr~eaf. then walk it by all means,
ssH dear, but" she tapped the ashes
fHsm her cigarette, regarded it thot-
Gw mi smiling like Peter Pan, con-
And her remarks, ION the other
n1. a you hare figured out that
w erisncs win stand the things
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
This MAY BE The LAST OPPORTUNITY !
TO GET TWO PAPERS FOR One PRICE

Look at the label on your paper This will indi-
cate to you when your subscription to the Carbon
County News expires.
We have made clubbing arrangements with the
National Republican, published at Washington,
D. c., whereby we can give you the Carbon County
News and the National Republican for one year
for $3.50 if you want to take advantage Of this.
offer now. If you want to renew your subscription
to the News send $3.50 and fill out the coupon be-
low and we will renew your paper for one year and
send you the National Republican for one year all
for the price of one paper, $3.50
Something about the National Republican; Re-
gardless of politics it is great historical paper.
1t gives you all the news of Congress- all the do
ings in Washington, the worlds events, a page
for women, a study course in government, contri-
buttons by great Americans and particularly the
days of the national Capital This
clubbing offer will only last short time longer
and if you want to avail yourself of these two pa
pers you will have to act soon as the offer may be
withdrawn at any time. Send in your renewal
and tell your neighbors about this remarkable
offer.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
Elks Will Gather
In Glacier Park

The state convention of Elks will
be held this summer at the hotel on
Lake Macdonald. The meeting is
called for Kalispell but has been
changed to Glacier Park to permit the
many Montana Elks an opportunity
to see the scenic values Of the re-
serve.
The convention will be held only one
day, Friday, July 10. President Cho-
quette, of the Montana State associa-
ton of Elk's lodges, has arranged the
program and announces that economy,
convenience and variety will be the
keynotes of the annual parley.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
NEW DOG PICTURE
CAUSES SENSATION

"The Love Master" the latest First
National picture starring Strongheart,
the wonder dog, and regarded by the
critics as being the best in which he
ever appeared, will be the attraction
at the Roman Theatre for 2 days, be-
ginning Friday April TO-. IS an added
attraction there appears in the east
Lady Julie, Strongheart's wife. and
the Strongheart quintuplets.
The picture was produced by Leur-
ence Trimble and Jane Murfn, the dis
coverers of Strongheart and was di-
rected by Mr.. Trimble, who also wrote
the story. Lillian Rich, Harold Aus
tin, John j. Richardson, Joseph Bar
rell, Walter Perry and Hal Wilson are
among the players in the large east
The production has created = SEN
sation wherever it has been shown be-
cause of daring scene which Mr.
Trimble has interjected in which the
dog hero visualizes Death and fights It
away from his young master in a
physical battle. No apparition of any
kind is used to visualize the DREAD
Specter" for the audience, the effect
of the scene depending entirely upon
tn dramatic ability of Strongha. /.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
Additional Bearcreek

Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinhart spent
Sunday on Bennett Greek.
Miss Lucille Wright, of Billings was
guest at the j. Harry Wright home
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reid motored to Billings Thursday re-
turning the same day.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09

All human duty is boiled down to
this--Learn what to think and think
lit.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09
E''''' and "ds q Better Way

rHE LETTER WAY was good way when
Oit was the only way But the art of letter
writing has been lost In the rush of modern
business life
The telephone way-a better way more
personal way-has taken its place
More and more, Long Distance is doing the
work of the postman and the social and business
letters of other decades being replaced by the
social and business telephone calls of today.
The modern business man calls up his family
when he is out of town, makes hotel reservations
In the next city, insures appointments with his
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-04-09

Yesterday is dead-Tomorrow is un-
born-Today is the crisis of Life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-02
SPACE IS ADDED
FOR n. !. AUTO
SHOW
Rearrangement Of Aisles in
Grand Central Palace
Aids Exhibitors

Bv a re-arrangement of the aisles
and passageways on the third and
fourth floors of Grand Central Pal
ice. Manager S. A. Miles has sue
ceeded in providing an additional
number of choice spaces for late
applicants in the accessory and parts
section OF the big National auton1o-
bile show to be held in New York
January 8 to 10. Because OF these
changes the show management is
now in position to take care OF the
demands Of several important manu-
sacturers whose chances of getting
into the big exhibition under the
first space arrangement would have
been remote. A few spaces still re.
main, and it is expected that these
will be taken up in the next two
weeks.
All angles OF the motor car indus
try are awake to the added import
once M the coming National snow
in New York by reason OF the re-
newal at the same time of the World
Motor Transport Congress at the
Hotel Roosevelt. This congress,
which will be the second. the. first
having been held in Detroit in 1924,
VIII attract automobile executives
from All parts of the world. and is
expected to add impetus to the for
eign trade in American motor cars.
Observers Optimistic
In the opinion of many well.in.
formed Observers the time is not
far distant when the American-built
automobile viii be the Transports
ton unit OF the world. BY one OF
these the statement was made re-
Gently that before many years
1900, 600 cars will be absorbed an
nuaIly. outside OF the United States.
The export trade in motor cars and
parts is already healthy and on the
increase In spite OF the connplica-
lions that attend their shipment
and delivery. These details have
been greatly simplified, however, as
the visiting delegates to the con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-02

vehicles. and will continue to add
to its equipment as this form Of
TRANSPORTATION grows in popularity.
Both the public and municipal gov.
eminent of Havana, according to
Mr. Merla, are favorably disposed to-
ward the new form Of Transports
ton.
In connection with the congress
plans are nearly complete to take
care Of the mixture of tongues that
proved such problem in Detroit.
Each important address will be
simultaneously translated and re-
peated in French, Spanish and Ger
man to sets of earphones placed on
the chairs of foreign visitors.
Through this plan the visitors will
be able to keep closely in touch
with all. suggestions and recon.
mendations and will be in a posi-.
ton to join in the discussions al
any time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-02

gress will learn during their ses.
sions in automobile show week.
Representatives Of 1O4 different
countries have been invited to the
world motor transport congress,
and a big response is anticipated
by the National Automobile Cham
Der of Commerce which is sponsor
ing the gathering.
since the beginning of the war
Germany will indicate in a big way
its interest in these products of
American industry. Word has been
received that Johannes Buschmann,
managing director of the German
Automobile Dealers Association,
will head a large delegation from
that country to the world motor
transport congress. More than
1000 motor car dealers throughout
Germany are members Of the asso-
citation.
S. Gregorakis. one Of the most
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-02

prominent of Egyptian motor car
dealers. with headquarters in Cairo.
will be another visitor to make a
long trip to be present at the con-
gress. He is very well informed on
automobile affairs in the East and
is expected to take a leading part
in many OF the discussions.
Coming from Cuba.
From Cuba will come Jose Merla,
president and general manager of
the Royal Motor Car Lines Of Cuba.
The company OF which Mr.. Merla is
the head operates a fleet of double
deck busses. similar to the type
used on Fifth avenue in New York
city. in the outlying sections Of
Havana not reached by existing
tramway lines. For use in still more
remote sections the concern has re-
centlvA added several single-deck