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Berlin.--Durlnx the demonstration
At the arrival In Berlin Of Marshai Won
Hindenburx. the field marshal kissed
Field Marshal won Ludendorff on both
cheeks. II was the first meeting In
several months. Roth were cheered b,
the crowd In the railroad station. led
by former officers. Only q fist ftRh,
among the crowd nfter their departure
married the ovation. This was caused
ny the Socialists yelling. "Wholeaals
slaughter!'
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THE NATION IS REUSED
ARMED CITIZENS TURN OUT TO
PREVENT JAIL DELIVERY.
FGoGRAL AGENTS. Assisted ~
STATE OFFICERS START
CLEANING.
w..,.rn N.~.p.p.r Talon New. Service.

western Newspaper Union News Service,
Tacoma, WASH, Nov. IA report
that I. W. w. were gathering at Bor-
deaux, WASH. In preparation for at
lacking the Thurst0n county jail at
Olympia to release three men arrested
at Centralia, brought every available
citizen who could secure q weapon to
the jail, a message to the Ledger from
Olympia says. Members Of the sher'
IFS force and local police, aided by
former soldiers, boarded a Tacoma
eastern train at Bismarck. 4 suburb.
and ON arriving in Tacoma arrested
eighteen passengers, alleged to be l..
w. w. Other suspects are believed to
have left the train just before reach
Ing Bismarck, and posse went In
search Of them. The men arrested
came from Mineral. Wash.
The prisoners, 1t was stated. In
clude Commodore Brand, suspected Of
being the slayer Of Lieut.. Warren
Grimm; Attorney Elmer 8. Smith and
John Doe Reynolds.
While armed citizens were Assem-.
bling ut the jail, the three prisoners
were rushed into an autOmObile and
were started for the state reforma-
tory at Monroe, Wash.
Seattle, Wash.-Raids were con-
Quoted In Washington and Oregon
cities by state and federal officers on
Industrial Workers Of the World
headquarters, and many arrests were
made Of alleged members Of the or.
ganixation.
Governor Louis +. Hart announced
he would organize statewide round
up Of Industrial Workers Of the
World. BolshevikI and other radicals,
and called upon all state officers to
cooperate with federal and county Of.
ficers to work 10 that end. The GOV
ernOr received messages asking him
to convene the legislature to pass
stringent anti.IndustrIal Workers OF
the World laws
Federal officers raideti the office
of the Seattle Union Record. seized
the entire plant aud arrested several
employees, including +. u. Ault, editor
The raids were the OutgrOwth Of the
killing Of four former soldiers at Cen
traiiR. 100 miles southwest Of here. by
alleged !. W. VS..
Seventy-four alleged members Of
the Industrial Workers were arrested
In hall Mt Spokane. and ut Portland,
Ore. men alleged to he members Of
the organization were being held for
examination. One Of the men arrest.
csi at Portland. Frank Briley. told his
arr~sting officers he believed the
Centralla outrage was \ "frnme-up
against the I. ". W."
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ticura Ointmsnt Remove surplus
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only 80 4 The things Cuteurs Vim d
Il 0oap. Ointment and Taleun aso UoeA
foe On tetlse p9Eposea-Adv.
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Prevented kldnappiea,

El Paso. Tex.-Timely Intervention
By the police authorities of pnchucn.
HidalgO. recently prevented the carry
Ing out Of n plan by rebels to capture
william Caller, consular agent ut
Pachuca for the United S,ate~ nnd
Great Britain. according 10 n dispatch
from Mexico city. published In n re-
cent issue IT Fl Iicrnldo III Chihunh,in
City.
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Aspr,vee .vIeterx NedsI.~

Washington. - The design for the
"victory Medal" to l'e given 10 every
American whO t""k part In the world
war, has bcen approved by Secretary
Baker. james r. Frazier. n New York
sculptor. designed the medal. which
viii be- 81 bronze about the size Of u
silver dollar.
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sa.ssns % Dc ovs,nsss.

Aqua Prieta. HonOrM. Mcx.-The ~.
loon again made Its appearance here
after dry spell Of about five years,
and immigration officials on the
other side Of the line ut Douglas,
Arix.. are swnmped with applications
for passports
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ovseeew,s F>s Dancer.

New YOrk.-Wireleas equipment
which will overcome all difficulties I'm.
Iosed on mail airplanes by fog and
other unfavornhle weather conditions
is heing Installed on new planes and
Vt landing fields In College Park. Md.
and B@ilefonte. Pa. according to u
statement issued by Otto Prnexer. A..
sistant postmaster general.
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Indicted ssr hav,lns ossss.

Toledo. O.-InhIctmcnts have bce''
returned by n federal grand jury
against two railroads on charges ri
transporting liquor from one state Ia
another In violation Of nationwide pro-
hibitIon laws. The Cleveland. Cincln.
natl. Chicago L NJ. Louis and the To-
icsio. 1t. Louis 4 Western are the com.
paniea named In the indictments.
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india Needs American ossda

The fact that the Bombay Electric
Tramway company, Bombay. India. n.
Gently placed an order for 80 tran
trucks IN America On account Of tie
advantageous prices quoted. Indicates
that there h further opportunity for
the marketing In India Of this and
kindred lines.
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LEGION GOES
AFTER I.W.W.
Ex-sERvIcE MEN SMASH UP
HEADQUARTERS OF
RADICALS.
BREAK UP MEETINGS
DRIVE STARTED TO CLEAN UP
NATION OF ANARCHIST
GANGS.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Los Angeles. Calf, Nov. 15.-1ndus
trial Workers Of the World headquar'
tiers Mt German hall was raided by uni
formed ex-service men armed with
clubs and the place wrecked after
melee in which several supposed mem
hers Of the radical organization were
injured. Two were taken to the receiv-
Ing hospital. About fifty alleged l. W.
VS., including five women. were
holding a meeting behind closed doors
when the raiders. twenty to thirty
strong, broke In the doors. Less than
three minutes afterward, 1t Is declared,
the I. w. W. were fleeing in wild dis
order and the former service men were
systematically breaking furniture,
smashing windows and tearing down
signs.
The police arrived In answer to
riot call, to find the raiders gone and
only the injured men and the wreck Of
the place as evidence Of the fight. N.
Stelink, an alleged I. W. W., out on 81
600 bail pending trial for criminal syn
dicalism, was found nearby and. ar.
rested.
San Francisco.-Nine men were ar
rested and a quantity Of alleged Red
literature was seized In two raids on
radical headquarters. Police Captain
John O'Meara, who conducted the
raids, declared all members Of the In
dustrial Workers Of the World must
leave town or 90 to jail. O'Meara said
the raids were the result Of informa.
ton that boys and girls Of school age
frequented these places and were be.
Ing taught Socialistic and radical prin.
ciples.
Spokane, Wasll.-Members Of the
American Legion here have been
sworn In a. special policemen to meet
what was declared to be an invasion
Of 1000 to 1000 members of the In.
dustrial Workers Of the World, due
to arrive here from Montana ant
other parts Of the Northwest. Ar
rangements were being made with Of.
ficers at Fort George Wright here 70,
arms and ammunition for the Amer
lean Legion deputy sheriffs, who wsrs
to he held In readiness for immediate
action. Maj. Thomas g. Aston, com
mander Of the Third battalion Of the
National Guard, announced he had
telegraphed Adjutant General Moss
recommending that the two local com
panies Of guartlsmen be mobilised.
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An esses,u F,,sht.

A British airman recsutiy Jew in
one day from Mosul. on the upper
Tigris over the Syrian desert. to
Cairo on the Nile. making thrse stops
on the journey Of 100 miles, reports
Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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It's q shame the way some young
widows break Into the game again and
don't give the maids Q chance.
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Mexico City. Nov. l7.-Willlam o.
Jenkins, United States consular agent
at Puebla, has been placed under ar
rest and held under surveillance In
his home following charges by off
cials at Puehla that jenkins was not
abducted BY Federico COrsiOva, the
bandit leader, but WAS In cOnnivance
with him, according to Information re-
celved here.
The arrest Of Jenkins came after
twelve peons had sworn to state
ments before a Judge In Pueblo de-
ciaring that Jenkins had been seen In
company with CordOva. who accom-
plished his recent abduction from Pu-
ebla, under no restraint and In ap-
parent understanding with his alleged
capt0rx.
Advices received In Washington
from Mexico City Nov. stated that
Consular Agent Jenkins had been
cleared Of all suspicion Of completely
In his kidnapping by Mexican bandits
on Oct. II. The Judge investigating
the abduction. the dispatch added.
took occasion to praise jenkins as
friend Of the Mexican people. and
respected member Of the community
In which he had lived for a number
Of years.
jenkins was held for $4,000 ran
sOmn. ind the URiteti States govern
ment. demanding his release sent
what was said to have been the
strongest note ever dispatched In n
dispute between the two republics.
Jenkins was released on Oct "a, after
his personal attorney. SehOr Mestre,
had paid the ransom to the bandit
leader.
An official statement issued IN
Washington on the abduction Of Jen
kins said that lie would have to effect
his own reimbursement Of the money
paid the Mexicanx who kidnapped him
unless he could prove that the MexI-
ran government was negligent In AZ
fOrsiing him protection. His standing
~ an official Of the United States
government had no bearing on the
matter. II was stated.
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Turtles lay from $50 to 200 ssss at q
lime.
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U. 5. CONSUL
UNDER ARREST
WILLIAM o. JGNkINo HELD FOR
ASSISTING IN OWN A.
DucTloN.
KIDNAPPING QUESTIONED
MGxicAMs sWGAR JENKINS WAS
IN DEAL WITH BANDIT
oANo.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At BrOtmau's Rialto.

A picture that is decidedly diff
ferent from the usual run of mo-
ton pictures is THE Zero Hour"
starring June Elvidge, which will
be shown at Brotman's Rialto the
atre today. This picture exposes
the duplicity of so-called "medi-
ums." who go to any length of
duplicity to secure money from
their gu1lible victims.
One of the very interesting fea-
lures of this picture is the fact
that June Elvidge appears in it in
double role, that of twin sisters
Fanny and Evelyn Craig. One of
the sisters is a highminded and
idealistic young lady, while the
other one is only too glad to as
sist her stepfather, who is a
medium" in his nefarious prac-
tees. Frank Mayo is seen as Miss
EIvidge's leading man, and he has
a role that is particularly congen-
ial. Mr. Mayo is cast in the role
of Bruce Taunton, who is in love
with one of the sisters, but whose
love affair is stormy and startling
in the extreme.
THE Zero Hour" is certainly a
different" sort of a picture. 1t
catches your attention at the very
start and holds it until the finish
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26

q thorough airing in THE Danger
Mark" inasmuch as the story deals
with a young society woman who
is addicted to drink through the in
herited curse from an ancestor.
The story develops a remarkable
love theme and makes of the prin-
cipal character, a lovable and in
teresting heroine There is the
story of a heroic struggle against
the desire for drink, all of which
Miss Ferguson does with remark
able artistry.
Thursday and Friday brings to
the Majestic theatre, 1.-The Rescu-
ing Angel" with Shirley Mason in
the leading role. Friends and ad-
mirers of Miss Mason who are leg
ion, will doubtless flock to see ler
IN this new story, which was writ
ten expressly as a vehicle for the
exploitation of her own inimitaple
style of acting.
George Walsh, in Help, Eielp,
Police!" and D. w. Grifith's THE
Girl Who StaiI ct Home" are i'm
pending joys az the Majestic, fol-
lowing in the order named.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the Palace.

One of the biggest and most cost
ly tabloid musical comedies playing
vaudeville theatres this season is
Jimmie Hodges new 1919 version
of Pretty Baby" with Eddie Raye,
which comes to the Palace theatre.
Moline, tomorrow matinee for four
days To the regular patrons of
this form of amusement this excep-
tional show promises to prove a re-
freshing treat out Of the ordinary
offering as it does a bewildering
array of lively entertainment,
screaming farce, titillating musical
trayesty. exuberant extravaganza
and scores of terpsichorean revel-.
ries upon a really high grade scale.
1t is as different from the ordinary
run of musical comedies as can be,
indeed there is so much show, so
large . company, so many special
ties that it seems increditable that
all of 1t can be so nicely dove-tailed
together into composite perform
ance that speeds along headline
pace. Eddie Raye, whose person.
atty has endeared' him to a vast
clientele of musical comedy fans
heads this big company. His bril-
liant style of comedy has been cop
led by many imitators, but few can
be claimed as his equal. Eddie
Raye is a comedian in class by
himself. A recent criticism in the
Philadelphia Ledger said he was
Frank Tinney, Bert Williams and
Eddie Cantor all rolled into one.
He is assisted by Helen Brandon.
George Graves, Verna Elliott. Lew
Hampton and the handsomest and
best trained chorus in musical com
edy. An added feature is Victoria
Goodwin accordian genius.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the COlum bal.

The Columbia theatre, Davenport,
management announces an all COM
edy bill starting Sunday for four
days. Hugh Mccormack and Grace
Wallace are an ideal couple. with
wonderful entertaining ability,
specializing In ventriloauial eccen-
tricities. This clever duo are usu-
ally years ahead of their compel
itors as regards the presentation of
new ideas and oddities. In their
present offering which they call
Back at The Seaside" theatre go
ers will have a splendid opportun-
fly to verify the above assertion as
well as enjoying one of the most
lucricous acts now before the pub
lie.
Ben Dee1ey and company show in
the New Bell Boy" a rip roaring
Darwin was right, man did de-
care to refute Darwin's theory see
scend from monkey. II you still feel
skepticaI about your ancestry and
monkey jockeys. The act is scream
Galetti's monkeys depict Monkey
Day at the Races" and you will
agree that Darwin was right. Gal
etti's name is famous as e. trainer
OF monkeys and producer of novel;
ties wherein these Simians are the
principal performers. This season
he presents Monkey Day at the
Races" 1t shows race track scene
with trained dogs as the horses and
monkey Jockeys. The &C is scream
ing riot of laughter and possibly the
best effort Galetti has ever pre-
scented.
Ben Benny in fiddle funolity will
also be one of the prominent laugh
producers.
Boila Trio, singing and dancing
advertisement will complete the all
comedy bill.
Coming Thursday is Pretty
Baby" musical comedy with TWEEN
ty-live people and beautiful scenery.
At the Black Hawk.
The attraction at the Black
Hawk theatre tomorrow will be an
Aircraft superpicture, adapted by
Charles Maigne, from THE Blue
Bird" by Maurice Maeterlinck.
Aircraft has visualized these poet
ical visions. and under the mas
terful direction of Maurice Tour
neur, the allegorical and symbol
cal epic. is presented pictorially
to civilization in a language I'M
derstandable by all. and depicted
so clearly that a child can COM
prehend it.
The obvious intention ct the au.
thor was to open the eyes of hui
manity to the beauties surround
ing our everyday life. and to
which we are blinded by familiar
fly. The two children. Mytyl and
Tyltyl. therefore, typify the aver
age person, and their pursuit OF
the blue bird is an aIlegorical rep
rcsentation of the restless quest of
man for happiness.
The good fairy Berylune leads
the children through every walk
or life. and they meet in persona
fed form all the vices and virtues,
as well as wealth and poverty.
The cruel wars loom up in terri
hla form, and the commodities live
and talk Even the dead are
brought back from the grave, and
in the Azure palace the unborn, in
great multitudes, impatiently await
their advent upon the earth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the Majestic

The Majestic is presenting a list
OF stars and plays this coming
week which cannot possibly do
otherwise than interest every low
er of the really artistic in photo
plays. To mention the names is to
reveal the fact that Manager Quinn
has been unusually active in be-
halt OF his patrons for these names
are no less important than John
barrymore, Elsie Ferguson. Shir-
ley Mason and George Walsh Mr..
barrymore comes Sunday and Mon
Gay in ''The Test of Honor" his
greatest photoplay by long odds.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Elsie
Ferguson will be at the Majestic
in Robert W. Chambers great nov
ell, 1.-THE Danger Mark" This story
ran in the Saturday Evening Post
and later ran into many editions.
The tale is one of such strength
that Paramount Pictures in casting
about for a star to present in it.
decided upon its biggest card,
namely Miss Ferguson. whose bril-
liant beauty and wonderful dramat-
iC talents formed a combination
which will be irresistible in this
part. The law of heredity is given
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the Illinois.

The bill at the Illinois theatre be-
Ellison, a contortionist who ties his
Ellison, a contortiouist who ties his
little self in knots in a comical way
and besides doing that he enter
tains with a little chatter all the
time to ones amusement and much
to his delight to put a little sun
shine into ones life. Mack and
Reading are chasing the squirrels
and they hope to have you join
them in their hunt and if you are
not one of the nuts before this act
is half through then we will know
that you don't go nutty about nut
ting. They sing little, talk little
and give some advice on how to live
and be happy and that advice is to
see this act. Fields and La Adelia
are what is known as a sure-fire
act, that is an act that under any
circumstances can be depended
upon to put over a hit Mr.. Fields
is one if not the best Hebrew COM
edian in the business and that in
spite of the unusual fact that he is
an Irishman in real life. Miss
Adelia is a toe dancer as graceful
as the far famed Genee and sings
well in a voice of good quality and
adds as much to the act as sun
rise does to perfect day. Howard
and LANCE have as their quest for
giggles a comedy skit, Object Mat
rimony," their real object is the
fact that they want to make, your
life little happier and they will if
you see their act. Cherry and Stan
ley are what can be safely said the
best horizontal bar act in the bus
mess and for thrills and thrills
they will give them in many ways
and with much skill and daring.
Pearl White will again be seen in
the 10th episode of 1.-THE Lightning
Raider" and some more action will
be found in the super screen thrill
er. The Ford educational weekly
will have a reel of great value to
those that are on the lookout for
things worth while to see in the
worlds work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
VIOLATES MOTOR
LAWS; PAYS FINE

Harold B. Nelson paid SIS in po-
lice court late yesterday for vio-
lating the motor vehicle laws. The
charge of disorderly conduct
against John Smith was withdrawn
on payment of the costs. Edward
Youngren was fined So on a charge
OF being disorderly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the American.

In the little western town of Jaw
bone, Bill Graham, the sheriff, is
killed by mysterious outlaw, who
has been roaming the country. The
citizens of Jawbone elect Joe
Graham, his son, as sheriff. Joe,
having been raised in the east, is
somewhat of coward and does not
know how to handle the rough
western element
Two strangers ride into Jawbone.
One of them, Hugh Manville, rides
a beautiful coal-black horse, while
the other rides a pinto Both meet
Dolly Graham, the former sheriff's
daughter, and fall in love with her.
A bunch of cowpunchers, learning
Of the new sheriff, come to town
with the intention of shooting it
up" Joe, called upon to quiet them
and stop the disturbance, shows his
yellow streak and is afraid to at
tempt to stop them. Dolly, his sister.
takes his badge from him, and, go
ing to the saloon, Quells the dis
turbance.
The country lives in fear of the
'black. horse bandit" who has re-
peatedly robbed the stage and made
his escape, and the people are at a
loss to understand his mysterious
operations. The stage arrives at
Jawbone after having been robbed
by the bandit with the black horse
Attention is drawn to the fact that
the only black horse in the country
is the one which Hugh rides. Hugh,
led to believe someone else is riding
his horse, lays trap for them. Joe
sees Hugh ride from town on his
black horse. Dolly also learns that
Hugh is suspected and follows.
The stage is held up. but this
time by Morgan, on his pinto. Hugh
rides in and stops the hold-up, but
Morgan escapes, and he and his
companions meet Dolly coming
from the town.
Also Billy West in "Lured," Eddie
Lyons, Lee Moran comedy, and
Hearst News Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the Liberty.

Florence Reed, the talented emo
tional screen and stage star, comes
to the Liberty theatre, Davenport,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, in
the, widely heralded Offering "Her
Code of Honor" which picturizes a
thrilling story of artist life in the
Latin quarter. Paris. The scene then
shifting to New York, the plot runs
swiftly through momentous situa-
tons, and holds, it is said, the audi
ence in suspense as to the ultimate
outcome until the final scene.
With this dual role, that of the
struggling young artist in Paris and
then as the well-to-do American
girl in New York, Miss Reed is SAID
to offer the most powerful work of
her screen career, and in fact that
talented star is reported to have
said of Her Code of Honor" that it
is the best picture she has ever
made
Miss Reeds popularity both as a
screen star and on the speaking
stage is widely recognized. Versa
tile. emotional, and of perfect arts
try, Florence Reed appeals to mo-
ton picture and spoken drama aud
fences alike.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
At the Spencer.


Suzanne Ercoll, a charming young
widow, receives an offer of marriage
from Foxcroft Grey, a promising
young lawyer But Suzanne believes
that il she marries again in accord
ance with the old established Gus
tom, she will lose all her dearly De
loved freedom. So she and Grey
sign a contract, whereby after they
are married they are to live as man
and wife from Saturday to Monday
only; the other four days, each is to
do exactly as he or she chooses.
When Monday morning comes the
foxy young husband begins to play
a game to convince his wife of the
folly of her ideas on personal lib
erty after marriage. Through a
chain of circumstances a third
party, in the person of a beautiful
girl, innocently gets into the young
husbands apartment directly after
his wife has left. She returns and
finding the girl there, fears the
worst She frames up a scheme
whereby her husband should come
to the apartment of a mutual friend
at IL o'clock that night and should
catch her in the friends bedroom.
Everything worked smoothly and he
did catch her there, but in her
anxiety that should see her there,
the wise husband saw a carefully
planned love game on the part of
his little wife, and pretends to make
light of the whole affair, reminding
her of their contract and the fact
that this was one of her liberty"
nights. She becomes very angry
over his indifference and returns
home.
The remainder Of the plot of "Ex-
perimental Marriage" in which
Lewis J. Selznick presents Con-
stance Talmadge, is full of amusing
incidents, with unique ending. 1t
can be seen on Sunday for three
days at the Spencer Square the
atre.