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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
Frank Keenan, Star
at the Fifth Avenue
in "More Trouble

When more Trouble" the Pathe
play in which Frank keenan, is
starring, had its premiere in New
York, Miss Harriet Underhill, fam
Gus critic of the New York Tribune
wrote: ~ .,t;t
well, here il something new in
the photoplay-a tragic farce.
More Trouble in which Frank
keenan, is appearing at the Rivoli
on Broadway, IL the best picture
play / have ever seen. and I have
seen them for . long time"
Every other critic in New York
praised this remarkable play as
the cleverest thing seen on the
screen for many q month. "a
1T is the seriousness Of all the
characters, who play their roles
straight In the Rivoli's latest
feature picture, More Trouble.
that is most effective in making
this one Of the best comedies Of the
SCREEN, wrote the Evening Tele-
gram critic. The fun springs from
this fact rather than from the clev-
erly handled situations that follow
In rapid success. It is at first a
drama that develops by adrCft man
ipulation into q clever farce COM
edy. There is some mystery in the
story, which makes It all the more
interesting. Frank KEENAN, has the
leading role and he gives q fine
l = - sSvpN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
"A Broadway Saint
Is Attraction at the
Rialto Theatre Today


This happens on tho railroad
platform ct Bloomsbury, q DRY"
town in a dry" state. where the
Merry Nighters" company II wait
ing to make connections.
Maize Chateaux, the young
queen" had gone out alone for q
walk through the fields to while
away the hours before the arrival
Of the connecting train, and there
had accidentally run into Dick Yer
non. They become instantly at
tracted to each other, and are hey-
ing . very animated conversation
when the town constable comes
along and arrests Dick for having,
id his room at the hotel q, bottle
Of hair tonic containing, IS per cent
alcohol.
Dick is dragged away from the
charming Mazie,, who IL very much
amused at the incident. She re-
turns to the railroad station.
Dick is fined and set free, 81,
The local clothes dealer Gets
Dick to wear a suit Of his clothes,
saying that his business will boom
II the townspeople gain the impress
sion that the suit is the latest New
York style. OF, course the clothes
are as loud as brass band.
Dick then goes to see Maize again
at the station. but when he speaks
to her Mime. Chateaux descends
upon him with her uplifted UNI
kbrella. Dick beats hasty retreat.
The foregoing is but q glimpse
Of some Of the fun that runs all
through the Worlds latest release,
"A Broadway Saint" written by
Forrest Halsey and starring Mon
tagu Love. 1t is an unusually clev-
er comedy, with the action running
from the quiet little town Of
Bloomsbury to a riotous- Bohemian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
III EAT r E
lyey's Greater
Minstrels to Be
Illinois Offering

A good minstrel is like q good
scircus-it appeals to all classes.
Tens Of thousands Of people at
tend q minstrel show who never
mink Of attending any other char
sacter Of entertainment. This is be-
e4use they know there is nothing
10 offend or embarrass them and
they are at the same time sure OF
= hearty laugh.
This season Harvey's Greater
szlainstrels uses its own scenery ex-
Eclusively; 1t has so people In the
1rst part: it boasts Of the finest
wardrobe ever worn by any min
sbtrel organization, and claims to
have the best trained octoroon
heauty chorus on the road.
The modern minstrel must have
expert dancers, charming singers
and high class vaudeville. and with
Harvey's Greater MINISTRIES, which
appear at the Illinois Monday, there
Will be q successfully arranged
program with . happy combina-
ton.
One OF the features Of the vaude-
Vile section OF the program is the
work of the Musical Kirk. Among
the remarkable things he does
. while using musical instruments Of
his own make and design, the trick
of smoking, singing and playing an
Instrument at the same time. The
stub of the cigar is down in his
throat out Of sight. and the smoke
p0urs from his mouth as II from a
volcano, all the time he is singing
and playing a banjo and dancing.
In addition to Kirk, who may be
chased as the musical comedian.
the long list of end-men Is headed
BY Duke Anderson and Charles
Beecham, the two most celebrated
colored comedians in the world ;
there must be something the mat
ter with any person who will not
laugh at the facial expressions and
snappy Jokes Of the pair. They are
ably assisted by other capable
comedians and the octoroon beauty
chorus il closely seconded by the
large company Of male voices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
ssPlease Get Married"
Is Plea of Picture
at the Black Hawk

please Get Married" is the in
triguing title Of the Screen Classics,
Inc, photoproduction starring
dainty Viola Dana. that Is booked
Is the feature attraction at the
Black Hawk theatre tomorrow. The
picture is an adaptation Of the riot
ous farce by James Cullen and
Lewis Allen Browne that was pro-
duced on the stage in New York by
Oliver Morosco, and enjoyed a run
Of six solid months.
In the cast supporting the win
some star are Antrim Short, Mar
Karet Campbell, Harry Todd. En-
NETT King, Ralph Bell, Thomas
Ricketts,, Hugh Fay, Joseph Hazel
ton, W. X. Mesick, W. r. Moran,
Daily Robinson and Thomas Had
ley.
please Get Married" II one Of
ne sfewer and better" productions
ms>ao by Screen Classics, Inc. and
eistfl6uted by Metro. For the year
to1oI1910, SO pictures Of the 'fewer
! md better" sort will make up the
kstro output. All are based On
btAgo successes or celebrated
Addsd attractio0, 8 two rssl
Il neuooa0 oomDty With naaf aSsas.-
E2| ~ Il = sfs sss iRs tx
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
An Star Bills It
the Spencer Square
Theatre Next Week

Billie Burke, Madge Kennedy,
Nell Shipman and Charlie Chaplin
will be included In the bills booked
for the Spencer Square next week
Back to Gods Country" comes to-
morrow and Monday and critics
have placed = high approval on this
production which features Nell
Shipman. Probably no picture pro-
duction ever released has q more
unusual array of animal talent.
Cost Of the animals, although great,
was minor in comparison to the
cost in time and patience to induce
them to develop an affection or hat
red toward the various cast MEM
bers with whom they were to work.
Madge Kennedy in Strictly Con-
fidential" comes Tuesday and We'd
nesday. In creating the role Madge
kennedy costumes her character in
An original manner. Rather than
wear the ordinary banal combina-
tfon Of beads and satin, Miss Ken
nedy il shown on the screen in q
gorgeous conception Of the Turkish
mode. The trousers reach her an
kles and are sufficiently ample to
suggest a skirt. They are made Of
vari-colored folds Of chiffon in a
bewildering combination of ex-
Quisite shades. Her bodice and
headdress are of pearls.
Besides her other characterize
tons in Strictly Confidential, !"
Madge Kennedy is seen as an Eng
lish gentlewoman, her costume sug-
costing the early 7Os. It is of black
satin with tight basque" and a
generous train. Her hair is anus
ingly "frizzed" and the effect is de-
lightfully comic.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Billie Burke Is booked in her lates
hit Sadie Love" which means
crowded houses as this little star ia
growing more popular each day. AS
an added attraction for these days
Chaldie Chaplin will appear in
THE Fireman"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29
Dorothy Dalton and
Dorothy Gish Stars
on Majestic Screen

16fothy Gish and Dorothy Dali
ton. two Of the most interesting fig
ures on the screen today, will be
featured at the Majestic theatre TO-
The coming week. Miss Gish w"
Ae seen Sunday and Monday In
sTurning the Tables" in which she
mas q role which gives her the same
sort OF q chance that the part OF
the little disturber die in Hearts
ufgthe World" Miss Gish has earn
ca the, favorable criticism Of all Of
the metropolitan critics for her
work IN Turning the Tables an .
Majestic patrons can be assured
that in this play they will see Miss
Cish at her very best. The story
IL intensely Interesting and admits
Of lot Of action.
The second big attraction Of the
week will be Dorothy Dalton in
"L,Apache," which comes on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
Audiences have seen Miss Dalton
q a western dance hall girl. as .
travelling saleswQpan, as trained
nurse, as a society woman and In
fact q great many other roles but
they have never yet seen her In the
part of a Partisan Apache. An
apache is a dance hall girl of those
mysterious underground realms OF
Paris which have defied the detec-
lives of the world.
ID "L'Apache." q new Paramount
Aircraft picture. Thomas Ince has
Wrought Miss Dalton out In an ex-
cellent vehicle. She Is in reality
not an apache in the story, but an
American art student who has fal;
len into the clutches of bad gang
Z and finds herself unable to escape.
And for good measure, she portrays
another role in the same picture, SO
one can see her in two sensational
roles. 1t all sounds very interest
ing and 1t Is interesting. The un-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-29

by misfortune out Of which the
comedy situations are effected, ard
they come fast, the audience laugh
ing heartily as each one is un--
folded.
More Trouble" comes to the
Fifth Avenue theatre Sunday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-29
g o n v o g 4 4 Z

Filiala No. din River Rouge,
Michigan, a societatii ,,Hora Uni.
rii' din Highland Park, Mich.r
coNoaca pc toti me1nbrii sal Il
lua parte la adunarea generala
care Sc va tinea in ziua de ! Ia
nuarie 1920, in locahrl d-lui loan
/. Motok din l8O Great Lakes
Avenue. Deschiderea sedintei va
Fl la orele . p. III. Gu ocazlunea
acestei sedinte va fl predaraa
vechilor functionari Ia eel noni
81 darea de seama d controlorilor
despre bunul me1s al FMialei, 81
mai multe lucruri Importance
care din oaresi care imprejurari
lu 'au putut isprjvi la sedinta
treeuta.
In speranta cA fratii mcmbrii,
cit 81 eel nemembrli, doritori Il
en- moi, ne vor asculta rugarea
.semnez Gu stilna:
In numele Filialei No. | din
River Rouge, Mich. societatii
,.Hora Unirii' din Highland
Park. Michigan:
lie Moga, director.
{3O4-5)
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G o N v o G A r E

Societatea rom1na de ajutor $!
cultura :. Sinful George 81 AIDE.
varul'' din Buffalo. n. y, con
voaca pc toti membrii sal a lua
parte la sedinta generala, care
Sc va tinea in ziua de 4 lanuarie
1920, in hala biserlcei din East
Street No. POS, tDnnineca dupa
ameazi, la orele q.
Absentee nemotrvate sc vor
pedepsi Gu % cent?, pentru ca
So va face conspectul pc un an
de zile.
in numele socetatii ,,Sflntll
George 81 Adevarul' din Buff
10. y. Y:
Nicolae Velin, presedinte.
Savu Boari, secretar
(304-5)
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REPREZENTANTlD
ZlARUlUl AMERICA

ALLIANCE, 0. - vscn.n,s 4
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Telefon: 1888.
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A P z L

catra toatc parochiile gr. ort. 70.
mine din Statele Unite, lar. mai
virtos catra acelea, carl - din
indurarea Cciui Atot Puternic
- dispun de sinful l8cay Dunn.
nezeesc: ,,Biserica" lar m de
preot; dorind din inima" ca pc
sfintele sarbatori a li-sc face yre
un serviciu - divin, bine voias-
Cd a Sc adresa la adfesa de mai
jos, accentuind, ca La nici un caz
MI pot accepta alegeres sau sta
bilirea mea unders; lar Gu even.
tuala mca yenire nu yoiu prctin.
de mai multi, decit spesele avinde
in legatura Gu calatoria.
Gu toata dragostea:
Rev. loan D. Petroyiciu, preot
gr. oGt. romin, 2o1 Wight etre,,t,
Detroit, Mich.
(33 37)
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200 de fOtogrnfii din rixboiu deose-
oitc costa numui $500.
In fel nvem ri nlte fOtOgrnfii fOartc
intercxnntc pentru SterescOp. 0 CA-
I.ATORIE IN JURUL LUNIII. 500 fOtO-
grafli dc0sebite din toate pdrtile lu-
mH costa numai 500. Sntisfactia Z
garantatx.
Nm ne triwite toll banii. trimite nu-
mai &1.OO si restul II vel pIjti cind pO-
xtnrul I'll VA aduce pnchetul acasd.
Nh lntlrxia, trimite commando nxi Ia
BAZAAR CO., DEPT. I'M.
- East TIN Str, New York, n. Y
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In juru| |un1ii Gu
miCi Che|tuie|i.

Vrei ca sG vezi cum s'au dat mari
le lupte i'm Franta. Russia. Italia. Ga-
liliH. Belgia. ROminia. PolOnia. Serbia,
CnEnria ~ Turcia: vrei vexi cun,
aeroplanele au lUptat i'm ncr: Vrcl 80
veil cum submarineie au luptat sub
app: TOate nceste lc pOti veden chinr
In d-ta acasd, pc Spesc fOartc mtct
MOI nm primit o muItimc dc fOtOErafii
din razboiu pentru Sterescop. d-3)
Cfnd priyesti la acestc fOtOEraftl
prin StcrescOp. III fnchipuicsti cd estl
in luptcIe acutaIe. privind ca Ochi
prOprii. SterescOpul dupa cum vczl
mai Jos costa numai $l.OO.
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LIBERTY BONDURI
81 NARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 prcturile cele mai bnne
Simon este cca mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eli
clid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis PM
Ia orele 6 p. NJ (1x6).
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sPRE STIR E.

Sc aduce la cuncstinta generala
ca ori ce plingeri denuntari sau
urmariri nu Sc pct publica pima
persoana care dorcste pubicarea
lor nu Sc identified prin un act de
la Societatea locala, apartinatoo
re Uniunii s. r. "A.
Plingerile saax:.snpnt$rile facl
te impotriva functionarilor une'
societati trebuiesc trimise pre1di
ului gcnral al Jniunei.
Asemenea, 0nor. Soc. vor ina
inta prezidiului Uniunei ori ce de
nunturi sau urmariri pc Gale p1
blica impotriva .nnui memhru q
societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-29

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NoAPTE DE BRUMAR.
Noaptea toaree ginduri Negro
Pc nepipaitu'i fus...
Ostenit, 81 fara wise,
Satul doarme, doarmc dus. :.
Par ca n ar mai Fl, sub stclc,
Nici un ON intr 'insul viu
81, pe yalca n care doarme,
Z tacere ca n pustiu.
Insasi apa eiriii-acuna
Adormita en- rastoaca
81 satucul, plin dc srijuri.
+ calunt de promoroaca.
Dar un tipat spargc vraja
ST cocosul cinta aprins,
Junghiu carc-a strapuns odihna
Satului de somn cuprins.
Raspicat, din alta parte,
De Pc cine site unde,
Tot asa aprins un altul
Si-apoi altul ii raspunde;
81, cit scaperi Gu amnar,l,
Pintcnati din minte scoSi,
Trimbitind prelung, Sc scoala
Q armata de cocoSi.
Luminite mititele
Vim acum sa sc aprinda:
Ba la colturi de ferestre,
Ba la uSa de la linda.
Umbre negre 'ncep sa iasa
Prin ograzi 81 par cd fug;
Boil, scosi Gle prin cosare,
Della leslie intra n jug.
Brate harnice, cu graba.
Pun in car nutret de boi:
o capita de Ottawa,
Tn brat doua de trifoi;
Pun in traista de mincarca,
De baut, in tivga, apa;
Pun uncltele de munca:
Plugul, secerilc, grapa;
lar nevestele 81 pun pruncii
Pc culcus pc fit sau pae:
Uncle II cite-o scurteica,
Altele II citc-o copae.
,.Gata-i, Lcanca? ,,Gata. Stane z"
81. spre deal, pc drumul mare,
Scirtiind, Sc departeaza
Nesfirsit, un sir de cara.
Cite unul. = cum c carul
Lui Mos Dinca Bibiene,
Pacane din stragalic
Ca o toaca, de Utrene.
In racoarea diminetii.
Boil care merg pc drum.
De pc mari trimit in trimbc
Aburi CALI ce par de FUN.
81, - cum sirul lung Sc pierdc,
Tot mai slab batind ca n toaca,
Satul trist raminc singur,
Caruntit de promoroac5.
4 (RdsdrstulJ Y. Nizitor.
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DE VtNZARE

din cauza plecarei mele acasa,
Wind Gu eel mai redns pref Res
taurantul meu Gu patru odai mo-
bilate 81 un registru. Afacere bu-
ma de facut.
Adresati-va la:
~ Carnahan Avenue n. East,
Canton Ohio.
(3O2
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28

ago, the average American may marvel
over the fact that George Washington
was worth only little over S500,000.
Still more may the present day American
wonder over the fact that half million
dollars was considered an enormous for
tune in the days of Washington.
Yet does Washington compare unfavor
ably as half-millionaire with the multi
millionaires and billionaires of today?
Ebert Hubbard remarked, not long be-
fore his death, that the length of an age
depended on its accomplishments. He
err was decade of accomplishments in in
vention, art and science, than century
of mere existence. To parallel that thot
we of today revere the memory of The
half-millionaire of the eighteenth CEN
tiry as compared to the lives of many of
fury as compared to the lives of many Of
the billionaires whose careers are small
in other accomplishments.
Lincoln, whose income as President Of
the United States, was modest compared
with the vast treasures of some of today's
wealthy Americans, is honored where
many of the rich of his day are forgotten.
Washington's memory is brilliant with
achievement compared with which the
deeds of many of tn multimillionaires of
today grow dim. There is tremendous
difference between the men who founded
this nation and outlined its future policy
so wisely, and the men who, leading lives
free enough from wrongdoing, perhaps,
cannot begin to equal with their wealth
the records made by our forefathers.
Little wonder that Greene, the British
historian, declared that washington is
the noblest figure that ever stood in the
forefront of nations life" The measure
of life comes at its close, and as history
goes the dollar mark is eliminated.-Salt
Lake Herald.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
WOULD LET FRENCH
REBUILD IN THEIR
OWN WAY

n America Is going to do her full
part in the rebuilding of France but
we are going to let France proceed
in her own way asserts Edward Hun
gerford. writing on France Faces
Forward In the June New Red Cross
Magazine in which he tells why va
rious schemes for the adoption of
ruined French towns by American
communities are not feasible. He
says:
Back of the well organized work
of the French government, back OF
such real assistance as we Americans
may be privileged to give must stand
at all times the desires and the eff
forts of the French people themselves
There is no mistaking these last.
The French are a peculiarly clannish
and home loving people. They cling
tenaciously to their language ana
their. tarditions-and their homes.
Long before the war was ended
certain groups Of we'll meaning but
impulsive Americans began formuIat-
ing ratehr precise plans for the re-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28

construction Of France at the end OF
the conflict. Their plans were good
their intentions even better.
But France is the most highly civil
lied country in the world. And has
very definite ideas of her own on ar
chitecture and city planning.
II the Germans had swept across
New England we probably should
resent committees of Frenchmen or
Spaniards or Italians trying to tell
us how to reconstruct Providence or
Worcester, but we would not resent
their interest. And much
real work has been accomplished by
Americans without either the adop-
ton of towns or the hurting of the
rather delicate sensibilities of the
French at this time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
STRIKING AT WASTE

Senator Cummins has introduced bill
designed to do away with the multitude
of "press bureaus" that are now operating
in Washington at government expense.
Every government department and every
sub-departmet are maintaining indepen-
dent bureaus, givig employment to host
of clerks and alleged experts, duplicating
efforts, engaging in useless activities and
spending government funds with Law
ish hand.
There is not newspaper office in the
country that will not appreciate and APP
plaud Senator Cummins' effort to corral
these bureaus under one head and thus
to eliminate useless waste of public
money. The amount of utterly useless
propaganda that is poured upon the coun-
try much of it duplicated and none of it es
sential, is simply appalling.
Each morning it is considerable por
ton of the editorial task in every news
paper office to load the waste paper bas-
ket with the official bulletins" depart
ment reoprts," and the bundles and bales
of statistics-concerning every conceiv-
able human activity from bridge whist to
Christian Science, and from making cot
tage cheese to piano plating. The waste
involved in this nonsense-waste of NH
power, print paper, engravings, ink, and
mail service is stupendous At time ike
this when retrenchment is so absolutely
necessary, this prodigality is positive
crime against the people and it is sincere
ly to be trusted that Senator Cummins
will make good. If he does, we may de-
pend upon it that the dismissals from the
public service will materially relieve the
congestion in Washington city.--Fort
Wayne News.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
MIR. wIsLER CURED OF INDI-
GESTIoN

Some time in 1919 when | had
an attack of indigestion and every
thing looked gloomy to me. re-
ceived a free sample of Chamber
lain's Tablets by mail. I gave them
triR and they were such help to
me that SAs4sht package and
can truthfuliy say that l have not
had a similar attack since" writes
VIM. B. wisler. Douglassville, Pa.
Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
SOME MONEY

There is an expert in Washington who
can count four thousand silver dollars an
hour If he were to start now and keep
at it day and night, Sunday and week day
without stopping for meals he could not
count one billion dollars in one hundred
years. And yet this is what our govern
ment will have lost through government
ownership of railroads by the first Of
January, 1920, if the Republican Congress
does not throw a monkey wrench into the
Democratic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ga
rzette (Pa.} a4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
WHAT'S THE USE?

Mr.. Wilson is reported as saying that
the peace treaty as drawn up entirely
conforms with my fourteen points" How
for instance about open covenants open
ly arrived at? And how about freedom of
the seas? And how about-but what's
the use?-Providenc Journal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
Stains Of Photos After Fixing.

Stains Of Photos After Fixing.
The brown or yellow stains which
are sometimes found on Photographic
prints after being taken out of the
fixing bath can be prevented by mix
ing tablespoonful of vinegar in the
water In which the prints are washed
after being developed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-06-28
What Wealth canno. pu,eh..s.

Though one may inherit acres. an
education cannot be Inherited. The
wealthy man may pay others for doing
bis work for him; but Il IL impossible
to get bis thinking Done for MIN b.
another. or TO purchase any hind ~
self Scripture.