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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
ROCK ISLAND WILL RUBBER IF iii
WOMEN FALL FOR FASHIONS,
WIIIM AS PARIS DICTATESiTT

modified form" And she read the
clipping. while Fashions idolator
abandoned herself to an ecstatic
vision Of herself in monkey fur and
a skirt of dried cocoanut fringe.
We reproduce the clipping from
a recent issue Of metropolitan
daily, for your calculation:
WAIKIKI dancing girl skirts,
Fiji Island hand-dresses and can
nibap hats, trimmed with outstand-
ing monkey fur, were among the
astonishing features Of the man
nequiens' gowns parade at the
Longchamps races. Not even the
Grand Prix races, in the mist of
the season, showed such a display
of jewels, furs and costly gowns.
"The Waikiki skirts are made up
OF long, coarse fringes of all col
ors, ranging from cocoanut to
black.
ITO make the illusion of the
Hawaiian effect even stronger, a
novel face powder has been adopt
ed, giving the complexion the
bronzed tone of the Pacific Is
landers. The skirts were the smart
est on record.
"Jeweled heels-red ones-also
were introduced for the first time
since the war, SO were anklet
watches, obliging the wearers to
lift their limbs to see the time or
ask an attendant to lean over and
read the dial"
But will we ever have them in
Rock Island, you persist? Well,
we've had Hawaiian music and Ha-
waiian drama. Why not Hawaiian
styles-in a modified form, of
! course.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

Have you any Hawaiian dane
ing skirts or monkey furs?"
The head saleslady in the ready
to-wear" Of one Of Rock Islands
finest department stores, being
well trained and courteous, made
a courageous If futile effort to re-
press a look Of panied surprise.
Her customer, one of the city's
most prominent and fashionable
society women, whose name is of
necessity withheld, looked as
though she might have access to a
prolific bank account. It would
pay the head saleslady to be eau
tious.
Il think we're all out, madam.
Did you see them advertised?"
The customer, sinking langor-
ously into a chair, drew from her
fashionable beaded coin purse a
small paper clipping. "Not exact
ly advertised. They're showing
them In Paris. They're the latest
thing"
Here was a woman to whom
"the latst thing was religion"
1--WE have some very late things.
Let me show you what we have
The clerk brought out a delicate,
slinky, fringed, beady garment and
held it up with pride. It was Pa
rec, all right-very chic, very ele-
giant, beaucoup everything spiffy,
but Hawaiian? No, stree. There
fore milady would have none of it
Isn't there any chance that well
get Hawaiian styles here?" she
questioned.
There was a chance, the head
saleslady thought, that we'd gel
J them, but, she added hastily, "in q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
SEAT SALE IS
LAUNCHED FOR
next CONCERT


Seat sale for the Madame Mat
tenauer-Max Rosen concert to be
given Tuesday evening, Dew. 9, at
she Augustana college gymnasium
ander the auspices Of Amoo grotto
started this morning. Rock Island
srs are reserving. their seats for
the concert at the Norberg Music
house. The sale will continue as
long as there are seats to be sold.
From the advance sale today the
artists are assured good sized
audience similar to the one which
greeted Madame Ernestine Schr-
mann-Heink.
cessful appearances before recent
audiences. Monday they gave a
concert in Chicago before an enorm-
Gus audience. Critics state that
their program was exceptionally
good and was Of the kind that local
people will appreciate. The ap-
plause Of the audience was unus-
nal. Madame Matzenauer's con-
tralto-soprano voice was in splen-
did condition, the reports state, and
she displayed her ability as much
in her arias as in her song num-
bers. Rosen proved himself every
thing that had been reported I'd
his violin playing was enthusiastic
ally received.
~ Auer a. Tutor.
Leopold Auer, the famous violin
pedagogue who gave Elman, Zim-
balist and Heifetz their principal
tutelage, has sent out into the
world still another pupil of extr:-
ordinary promise, Max Rosen, who
must be considered an American,
since his entire childhood from the
age Of six months to IL years was
spen. in New York city.
He is Is years old. The lad first
landed in the American metropolis
from Rumania when he was a baby
in arms, and he was brought IN
there in the atmosphere of his
fathers east side barber shop. He
received his first instruction In
violin from Davis Names in the
Music Settlement school, his work
soon winning for him the Mac
Dowell club scholarship.
So in 1912 after a recital IN
Cooper Union hall, when he was Il
yearo old, Max Rosen crossed the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
Anne Morgan.

Miss Anne Morgan. recently re-
turned from a long period Of war
service abroad, has been rewarded
for her activities by the French
government. She has been deco
rated with the cross Of the legion
Of honor. Miss Morgan Is head Of
the American committee for devas-
tated France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

= Chicory. used to mix with coffee,
is the Oldest known adulteration Of
food.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

Most recent photo Prince Nicholas.
The action of his brother, Prince
Carol, in renouncing all claim to
the Rumanian throne has made the
mere boy above. Prince Nicholas,
the crown prince and heir apparent
to the throne. Prince Carol re-
nounced all claim to the thronA fol-
lowing his marriage to girl not Of
royal blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28
LET'S CONSIDER
THEY ARE AT WAR

Berlin, Nov. 2S.-(via London.)
Tho Lettish government has re-
called its diplomatic representa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

tives from Berlin in view of the
attack of Colonel Avaloff-Be
mondt's troops. Letvia regards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

The German representatives still
at Riga and Libau, it is stated, will
therefore be recalled.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
sIENvENlnos, LEcIsLADoREs.

la antigua capital de Santa Re Sc
honra ina e mas en- tener en- su
seno los escogidos del pueblo para
la promulgaci6n de las leyes necesa-
rias en- ell Estado, y nosotr0s. desde
nuestra pequenez nos completeness
en- darles la mas cordial ~bienyenida.
Cada dos amos. teca en- suerte a
nuestra capital albergar dentro de
su recint0 tan honrosa reunion. y
nuestros deseos 0 hacerles -su per-
manenuia entire nosotros 10 mas gra-
ia possible, para que son toda calma
y d~eliberacion Sc puedan entregar a
las arduas tareas que trae consigo
Ia creaci6n Y pr0mulgaci0n de Ias me
didas mas importantes que niestro
pueblo necesita para q buen gobier
no de Ia ley sea i'm hecho en- esta
entidad de nuestra naci0n, que hoy
por hoy es la mas gfande de todas
las ~republicas de las Americas.
La tarea no esi NADIA tacil. Llera.
de escolIos Sc p~resenta, e~specialmen-
te en- esta ep0ca de prueba, y por
10 tanto nos abstendremos de dar
ninguna opinion, Y solo diremos que,
cuand0 regresen a u hogares, des-
pues de haber cumpiido con su de-
Der como ciudadaRps v patriotas, Ile-
ven tambien consigo 81 recuerdo de
haber sido tratados Y recibidos en-
nnestra ciudad como 10 merecen los
que sacrificando quizA hasta sus pro-
pios ~intereses. han venido aquf a u
mir sus esfuerzos en- la tarea comm
de servir al pueblo que los eligio.
Bienvenidos, pues, a nHestra his.
torica ciudads v nuestros deseos son
que todos y cada uno de ellos regre-
sen a ,sus hogares satisfechos del
buen tratamiento que Sc les haya ex-
tendido durante su permanencia en-
Ia capital del estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
la cUARTA LEoisLATURA A5RE
sUs sEsioNEs.

Eel martes, POGO despues del medic
dfa, abri6 sus sesiones la Cuarta Lee
gislatura 81 Estado de Nueyo Me-
xico.
#l Secretario de Estado, Sr. Ma
nuel Martinez, del condado de Union,
declare abiertas las sesiones en- la
Camara de Representatives., e inme-
diatamente Sc pronunci0 Ia invoca-
ci6n por Ell Rev. Monsenor Antonio
Fourchegu, Vicario General de la Ar
quidi<cesis, Capellan de la Camara.
Sc llam0 en- seguida la lista de los
representatives, y acto continue fue-
ron juramentados por Ell S~ecretario
de Estado, Y pasar0n q firmar sus
nombres en- un gran librQ.
I'll Se~cretario de Estado pronunci6
un breve discourse, y luego, en- Ell or,
den de negOci0s Sc present6 luego Ell.
escogimiento del Presidente de Ia ca
mara. ~poniendose en- nomination 81.
nombre del abogad0 Atomic A. Sedi-
llo, de Albuquerque, y el del Sr. r.
] Robertson del condado de Union.
Sobre votacf6n, 81 Sr. Sediilo result6'
electo P~residente de Ia Camara, y
nas6 a tomar su jnramento escolta-l
do por un comite de tres miembros.
1l Sr. Sedillo pronunci6 luego un dis
curse de aceptaci0n y Sc procedio al
ordcn de negocios, aceptando por 10
pronto las reglas de ordeH de Ia a.
TINA legislatura, y Sc nombraron los
comites de estilo, uno para notificar
al Senado y otro para notificar al Go
bernador, que la Camara estaba ms
talada y iista para los negocios. A.
Ia yez SO r~ecibieron eomites iguales
del Senado. Transados algunos -
tros negocios y nombrados otros CO.
mites. Ia Camara tom6 un receao
hasta otro dfa a las 10 de la mahana,
En Ell Senado, Sc abri6 la session
por ell Teniente Gobernador Sr. Pan
key, y pasados los tramites de estilo
v nombradas las comisiones respecti-
vas, Sc t0m6 un reeeso para esperar
a la Camara de Representatives. que
%estuviera lista y enriara sus comit6s.
Con este y Ia ~recepcion a los conf
ties, 30 paso Ia primera session activa
del Senado. p~rorrogdndose en- seBuf-l
IA hasta 81 ala 'siguiente.
Ei mensaje del Gobernador, bastan
tc interesante, re lego en- Ia session
Del dia Is, siendo escuchado por TO-
dos con profunda atenci6n
La sala de Ia Camara estaba lleua
de expenditures en- Ia primera session
n~otandose muchas sehorae que ador-
naban con su presencia 81 r~ecinto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
UNA IMPORTANIE
GARTA CIRCULAR
DEPARTAMENTo DE Ia rEso-
RERIA, WASHINGTON, p. g.
"A Los SoEDADcs " MARINCS De

DICAclhbFO = fuS 1915. 4tf
aAproximadamehte cuatro millones
de oficiales y soidados del E5srcito y
Ia Marina estan alfofa Asegurados
con Ell gobierno de los EstAdos Uni-
dos, por I'm gran total de casi treinta
" siete billones de pesos.
Ustedes deben a ST mismos y a suss
familiasw Ell mantenerse firmes en- Ii
aseguranza del ITO Sam. Es la mas
~fuerte, la mas segura y la mas bara-
ia aseguranza que Sc haya expedido
jamas.
Por su protection. 81 Tic Sam ha
establecido la compafia de aseguran-
zas mas grande en- -e1 mundo. Bs
|compahia tan poderosa, tan generosa
y tan democratica como ell mismo go
bierno de los Estados Unidos. De Ia
misma manera que ell ITO Sam los
protegi0 a ustedes y a sus familias
durante la guerra, dc Ia misma name
ra est4 listo para continuar esta pro
tecoi0n por todos los dias del rea-
justamiento v de Ia paE.
Ell privilegio de continuar con 81
aseguranza del gobierno es I'm dere.
.cho muy valuable que Sc les da en-
iparte de la compensation p0r sus
HcIOICOb y tIlulLduttb o6lflCAuH+ 81
ustedes permiten que Ia aseguranza
Sc pierda, pierden ese derecho, y no
podran jamas volverlo a tener, Pero
81 ustedes guardian su asegnranza pre-
sente, por medic del pago de los pre-
MICS regulares, podra ~entonces cam
biarla a una POLKA regular del go
bierno sin necesidad del examen me-
dico.. Mientrastanto, ustedes pueden
guardian su ~aseguranza p~resente al
mismo precio baltic. Eel g~obierno les
expedira una aseguranza ~ordinaria
de vida, de veinte pages por la vida.
maturando a la edad de 81 aios, "
las otras formas usuales de asegurarl
zas. EEsta sera n aseguranza del
Gobierno, a precios del gobierno.
El Gobierno de los Estados UnidOs
por medic del Bureau de Riesgos dc
Aseguranzas del Departamento de la
Tesorerfa, lie ~resguardara a listed y
a los seres que anna. con ell espfritu
v prop6sito de una Rep1blica agra.
decida. de sus galantes defensores. "A
fin de que Sc aproveche de estn pro
tecci0n, debe mantener su presento
aseguranza. Lleve a su vida civil,
como una ayuda q inversion, la CONT
nuada protection de aseguranza del
Gobierno de los Fstados Unidoe.
Si0AN CON LA AsEGURANzA
DEL TITO SAMUEL.
McADOO. Secretarin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
NALE aso.oo EL FRAsco.

VIM. Barnes, de San Antonio, Tex
escribe; La Mel y AlQuitran do
Foley es 81 meor remedio para Y
tos en- ell mundo. Para mi, vale $50,
Ia boteiia. 70 tenia la "fla', seguida
de pulmonia, la que me dejo muy de-
bill, con una tos persistente. Necesi-
taba descanso y sueho, el. que no
podia conseguir. Alguien me aeon
aeS0 tomar la Mel y AIauitran de.
Foley, y comence a tomarla cada no
che. Antics de acostarme note el all
Vic. y la primera noche ppde dormir
y tuve una noche dc p%erfecto des-
canso, Ia primera desde que me en-
fermd de Ia influenza. Ne he reco-
brado va completamente y no toso
NADIA. me costo ~solainehte si.20 a
curar esa tos obstinada con 10 Mel
Aiauitfan de Foley. Todos los lean
prueben 81 remedio de Foley
DE venta en- Ia Capital Pharmacy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

no aqui en- breves rasgos, los puntos mas principles Gel mepsaie que su
Exceencia ell GobernAdor Larrazoios ha enwado las dor Camaras de la 4ta,
Legislature dol Estado de- Nuevo Mexico. Recommendations a nucstros lecto,
res qe lean detenidpmente e texto Official en- nuesmo pttxiuo n1nero, tues
dfcho docunento esta lIno de ideas altainonte pogreastas y merece ser e
tudiado con atencfon
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
PAsTILLAs De CHAMBERLAIN

Cuando este Modesto con indiges-
ton 0 constipation, tome las Table
tas de Chamberlain. Fortalecen ell
est6mago y 10 ayudan a eecutar sus
iunciones naturalmente. La indiges-
tion usualmente va acompaahda pnY
Ell constipado y es agrayadR por a.
Las Tabletas dc chamberiain causa-
rem nm mnri1nierto susve a. los M
testiuos. r~eIeyaudo Ia copdicion rons
tipada.-De vcnta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
Breve Resulm@m del
Memsaje del Gober-
mador Larraz0lo

Pyoauncsddo ante anbas CdadrdS de la Legisdtuya Ell session
uefda, d Microbes u de Enero de 1918, p0r d 81. Gober-
,ador Lasyasolo en- persona, y d que esta coNsider0do CO..
NO eL mehsaie mas magistral" de cgartos Sc han presca-
tado ante Ia L~egIsRatMa del Estddo dc N@eeo Meeioos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

Los soLDADos aUE EsfAk RE-
eREsAMDo a EsfADos UMsDos.


Setenta n cnatro ofioiales ael ejer-
otto en- FrancfaA ~aiegaron "a puerto. de
e~fAhafcacs6n en- fso5cken ! b0rao. del
baQne ae papnr Carriage, an transpor
te del e5ercstb, aesba&s dc nfA cArrera
excitsnte desde Bordeaux, entire ese
bhfco y Il SlkaolA, OTTO 1zanspoite. ell
que hiso Ia caFrefA a Hpboken tres
lioras adelhnte del Carriage. Ia Car
tago traEa a borao a los Brieadieres
Generates William !. Nicholson. co
n~zandahte de IA N0VeMta \ nuepe idivi-
sion, Y Daniel n. Berore, de "a, Cohen
ia y Cuatro Division, y john J, Johns
ton, de IA Treinta y cuatro Division.
E Mayor r. Nelson jackson, msdico
del caerpo msdico del 3Is de infante-
ria, de Ia Setenta Y nneres Division,
conocido como ~Baitimore's own" y
fue uno de los oficiales heridos que
venian a bordo del Carriage.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16
0E ~ERoENcI pARA Los ANos MALos.
AYupA 4 Los eAMApsRos y LAaaADoRas.

Con 81 Tin do nyudar a los ganaderos y iabradorcs que han suh1do gran
Gee Peraidas causa &c Y seSua hahias dursnte Ios ds ptrnos anoss y So,
para tai I'M esto % que r. Sc dlsponsa de eIos DC ors rnsneruk para poser
De- conetlo Dc pstensa y con "a apDbaeJon eIeeutiya, aylsa qus probable
monte se presentar ante Ia Legislature ag1n proyccto de ley para dar apxfHo
Tanblsn reronlcnda qUs Sc enacto una Icy que tenas Dor obIsto hsesr
due s 81 dober. dc los conhJenados de condade do los Varies condsaoa, el
cooperar con los aaentos do agriculture para Ia formation d. una AScctacfonl
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-16

No sendonos possible publican en este nnmero la traducci6n ofciai del
mensaje de Su Excelencia ei Gobemador LarraK0Ho 4 Ia Cuatn Lee4sIatufA
del Estado cuya tadaccf6n mbhcaremos mtegra N nueetro pF6umo ndmero
nos lhmitarenaos tan solo = dr algaA idea de los pphtos pNincipa1es que con
hene ell inp0rtantsfmo dOcument0s que t0ca en- 10 mas esencHai Que ii hee.
sta en- materials de tegisiacon y los Cuales Ell Elscutso Fecomienaa 1 los
representatives. del pueblo
nEsuMEN DEL MENsAsEe-LA EpUcActcN PUBLIC.
Despues de Oar "a beavenAds i los legislatures j &c poher Dc MANIFESTO
las csusss ~ dstsrm ainsr npsrs sntrsaa sa z smn guerra : hs nina
snensajs arseoneencar y saMeneo en- lac saeeiaedss saueacena!ss ecnasnde
de manifesto que u educac}6n Is ~ factor principal para o. neshacbn y
adelaHto " zoe getbhs notsndo . paso r paga ta tnsagnsRcanse aae te
encaruados de dfunhr ia ensehanza redben or "a acanaIdAd, dehtdo > noe
los fondcs pare y sesten De ts essaelas son pesuehes : insasieasntes ) =
rios, ~ y vz deseres como pusde hseefse que haya ms sonsot dhpoHahacs
Los MAssrRos DEBERAn AAslAR espAaoA-
RsccMisnda tamb5sh que - promaieae ! ley p0s IA euai = haba etL
uatorie qe ics y ts Haestras encargadas h uHnndr n enAehnnA en- To-.
distrHos dcnue los adumnUs son q VI mnagorfA Dc hAha ehpAfoths @hk pnedhn
n, tabaar y eserfhir 81 espahti }ankanehte con Il lneEk ! Tin a. bhtenef
de dthss esepetaB 81 fespnado que Dc elias So espera. En- rt66mes 81 Co
bernador 6ehaaa "a hechn De cue a chusa del cpFnefcfb ii ls natbmb leanO
IAmehcanas, tHa NAegs6A debefa ccnhrar dfcho c0mesclo pf me1lst del
conochHento del hd4oma espahpl y pnr 10 taNtos dtcho sdtona deheffa ense
narse en- Naestras &neaelhs pahficas cpmpnasoSanente fn % ane lbs eakbs
de union AMdstad ycemereao con d8ehss nseiDnee scar rAs vx us tsthechos
ENsEnANzA PARA Los sNmseAANrEs.
ssesnso = plan ai oebMrne Federal seres Dc = sn.tss.nssseasn. ss
los inninrantes recomenda FL sstahteclHento dc escuebs noetuemss para
Va ensehanzs del idsona inssss a4os uIteratos, y sehAa "a mhrere eeue daehs
seaanka q Pusae fevar = cahO, bajc e control dreetc eel DEPARTMENTS
de Educacf6n.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25

The princess visits the prison camp, A rock falls and places her in dan ger Ross saves her. She promises to help him. She gives him a pass port made out ill the name of serv- ant of her unc4e's household. lie goes to Petrograd and continues hi, work for the revolution.
 Treachery on the part of the Roy alists who are in league with the Kaiser cause the slaughter of regi- ment of Russian troops. Among these is the princess brother. Ross learns that Prince Andrei is the arch traitor. Using his servants passport he goes back and kills the prince. This makes the princess not only hate him but plan to kill him. She shoots him. causing a slight wound He shows her proof that the prince. her uncle, had brought about her brothers death. She forgives him and they both slip away to Petrograd and both give aid to the revolution ists.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
ALI BABIES LOOKED
 ALIKE IN "BAEY MINE"

The three babies who play such important parts in Margaret Mayo 5 farce. Baby Mine" in which Madge ktnnedy makes her debut as a serten star for Goidwyn, caused Hugo Bal liil, who directed the picture. TO small trouble, to be the Sunday feature at the Palace Theatre.
 The jhree babies are presented sin g1y, as twins, and finally as triplets 10 an admiring but deceived father The babies were roqpisitioned from the neighborhood of the Goldwyn studios at Fort Lee. New Jersey Their mothers had no difficulty in identifying them, but all babies look alike to MT. Baliin, and hefound him self getting the lot all mixed up.
 Finally he solved the situation by marking the babies with different colored shawl for each. These shawis were not called for in Miss Mayo's manuscript, but they played useful part in the photographing of the pro duction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
AME ERICAN YOUTH
 BECOMES A KING.

How an American youth became a European King;
 How he restored the waning spirit of the country;
 How he overthrow the intrigues which were sapping the nations strength and
 How he won the heart and hand of the Princess Diana of Terresta' whose father sought the war With him
 All this is told in the thrilling en' tertaining romance, Iris Royal High ness" which on Sunday will be shown at the Orpheum Theatre.
 Carlyle Blackwell. whose popular ity is immense, plays the role Of the American youth and plays it surpass ingly well. Evelyn Greeley, the charming star, plays the role or the Princess Diana in a memorable man ner.
 His Royal Highness" has been staged in a manner beftting the strength and interest of the story and the prominence of the. stars. A whole village was constructed for severa of the scenes. An aeroplane figures in the action and there are othei surprising and interesting features Altogether it is notable production
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
1.-THE FiREBRANO"
 A POWERFUL STORY:

Virginia Pearson has a particularly strong and compelling story ill "The Firebrand," which will be shown at the Palace Theatre tonight and Sat urday. It is a tale of the Russian revolution and shows the intense anc bitter battle between the revolution ists and the royalists for control oi that vast bur badly governed country
 In the play she is the Princess Ma talya the niece of Prince Andrei Rost of who wants her to marry his son Boris. But the princess reads the stories of Jualin Ross, an American writer. of Russian family. Ross is one of the leaders of the revolution He is captured and placed in prison
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
CATTLE RUSTLERs BUSY.

The cattle rustlers of the west have long been the sworn enemy oi lawful cdttlemen and they play an important part in Riddle Gawne, ' William s. Hart's new Aircraft pie ture which will be seen at the Coli scum Theatre on Sunday MT. Hart is fortunate always in his selection of screen material, but he has never had better choice than in this story by Charles A. Seltzcr. It is a thrilling narrative. one of the red blooded type, but full of human qual ity and the charm of genuine love amidst compelling situations MT Hart was director and Katherine Mcdonald is his leading woman.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
DOUBLE BILL AT THE COLISEUM WILL BE
 REPEATED TONIGHT.

The black-faced comedians. West and Ellis, and the dancer, Miss West along with the moving pictures, made up a double bill at the Coliseum last night which brought out large crowd. The show will be repeated tonight. The picture show, Wallace Reid, in Less Than Kin" is first run, along with a comedy and week ly to open the show, then comes the vaudeville act at 9:15. Thereafter the pictures are run again. There is but one act a night of the vaudc vile.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25

put in her dressing room to make it more comfortable. He thought prob ably she would like to have coucn on which to rest but she had her own ideas.
 Give me a hard wood floor" said she and when this was done she pro vided herself with a Pathephone which she keeps in her dressing room and if you should happen to be at the Pathe studio when Mrs. Gas tie is not actually working before the camera, y0n are likely to find her practieing new dance steps in her large boudoir.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
FOR YOUR PROGRAM

$. s. Hutchinson will present Mary Niles Minter in The Mate of the Sally Ann" at the Coliseum Saturday night only, along with an act and change of program by Ellis and West the comedians.
 A lonely little girl, her only com panion a fanatic old sea captain and her home the wrecked hull of a ship, her secret friendship for lit. tie dog that led her into the arms oi her own father. form the theme oi the story. A daily oath of vengeance is thwarted, mystery of years standing is solved and the shame ol a nanleless child eradicated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-07-25
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Attractions Tonight
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COLiSE SEUM-Wallace Reid in Less Than Kin" comedy to open the show, with a vaudeville act by FL lis and West, at 9:10, after which pictures will be ran again PALACE-Virginia Pearson in "The Firebrand," a Pathe News and a Harcid Lloyd Comedy. CRPHEUM-Mrs. Vernon Castle i; "The Mark of Cain,' and a late kinogram.