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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-31

visited at the Ross shives home Sun.
day.
George Hutchinson attended the John
Erne sale Monday. .....
Floyd Darling, Of Appleton, arrived
in Deloit Wednesday to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Miss Young, of Sac City, is spending
her vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payden, after quite a
long visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milt Childress, left Christmas for
Texas.
The Deloit teachers are enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
John Judy shipped cattle Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen enter
tanned their daughters and families to
dinner Christmas.
Wayne Smell was in town Friday.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Geo. Newcom, of Den
ison, visited at few days at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. New
ton. r-.,. ,- .+,.ftt ,.Ja.-. El
The following program was given at
the NJ. Il. church Christmas eve by the
Sunday school: .. ..rr....
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
AMERICAS GROWTH IN WEALTH

surprising that America able to take the fifth Liberty easily while five Liberty loans have been oad savings bank deposits have been steadily rising.
 a much nation than it 1914 Despite expenditures of which made in this country vastly richer has been before
 financial editor of Scribn and the New Evening article Scrbners makes this pan
 The country immensely richer in tangible and available wealth. than unquesonably richer it in 1918 billion exports imports nearly five great before the itself of this wealth. Even the at Washington taking future date great deal of these exports doing had paid bill American producers and retaining the European obligations it's eventual rebusments
 when broke America which had always owed Europe owed it a vast say three billion dollars
 Today hand the United States than billion dollars Americas gain wealth.
 body who fears the future country situated America situated fearful to live The who banks the certainty of god goes accordingly the who will be at the top of the heap year from , .,!
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24

Flagstaff, Springerville, Fort Apache, Fort Grant, Wilcox and Benson.
 This course is offered to male Uni versity students, practical stockmen, and students and instructors in other institutions. Fees will be charged as follows: Two dollars to registered University of Arizona students; five dollars to residents of Arizona not all ready registered in the University, and eight dollars to non-residents of the state. Automobiles for transpor- tation will be supplied by the Univer- sity, and charge of $50.00 will be made for each student. Students talk ing their own cars on the trip will be allowed a refund of the transporta- ton charge and will be allowed an equal amount of each additional stu dent carried throughout the trip. Liv- ing expenses need not cost more than $50.00, as each student will be ex- pected to carry his blankets, and share with others in all work relating to commissary and camp.
 Persons interested in securing a broad view of livestock production on southwestern ranges, coupled with a close analytical study of the problems relating to the business, will wish to take this summer course. The policy will be to have the stockmen furnish information to the students An in- terview of about one hour should be possible at ranch headquarters ev- cry two hours during the trip. If five stockmen are interviewed each day, the students will be enabled to secure a vast fund of information from ex-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
State University to Add Range Live
 Stock Production to Other Courses

The University of Arizona College of Agriculture will offer a special field course in range livestock pro- duction beginning Augusta, and con- tinuing for five weeks. Dr. R. H. Williams, professor of animal hus- bandry will be in charge. During this time students will be given a good knowledge of the actual condi- tions affecting livestock production on Arizona ranges. The first week will be spent at the University, where detailed survey will be given of the entire subject. The remaining four weeks will be spent in studying the methods of range livestock as con- ducted by some of the best stockmen in Arizona. The course will be con- ducted in cooperation with the Agri- cultural Extension Service of the Col
 lege of Agriculture, officers of the National Forest service, and public spirited stockmen who will lecture to the students, or in other ways promote the success of the course. County ag- ricultural agents and representatives of the National Forest service in the several counties to be visited will as- sist in routing the trip and scheduled parties to be interviewed while in the field. In connection with this trip livestock squad" of the Agricul- tural Extension Service will hold pub lie meetings at Patagonia, Oracle
 Skull Valley, Williamson Valley
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
Arrival and Departure
 of the kingman Mails

Effective Jan. 13, 1919 the following Schedule of Mails will be in operation:
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24

socialist Spokane euogze Lenn the Russian dictator as having more brains the says:
 Ienne endeavorng institute scientific government where live according the laws of re-"
 live and the % liberty and happiness aws nature had to be set for aws of andn
 the operation of the Laws Nature the from the weak and such bogates morality equity justice disappear
 with all society to such prim tive conditions that civilization constituted will disappear
 what happening Russia under the operation nature earnings savings impossible
 Boshevism in mlder advocated in the of industry, and state-owned industries
 The American ideals of individual initiative individual enterprise accumulation property and the opposite of Bolshesm
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24

be allowed.
 Note: AS only a limited number of students can be accommodated, and as it will be necessary to arrange in advance for automobiles and camp equipment, persons wishing to take the trip should make application and deposit the prescribed fee at their earliest convenience. Write to Dr. R. H. Williams, University of Arizona, Tucson, until June 15; afterwards to the dean of the College of Agricul- ture, Tucson. Make drafts or checks payable to the University of Arizona. The money of those who cannot be accommodated will be returned.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24

perienced men and great variety of opinions and points of view regarding the range livestock business. There is no better way to obtain a broad, comprehensive view of the methods of actually conducting this business than to meet the stockmen and have them teach the student from their wealth of practical experience, while always the professor of animal hus- bandry and other competent men will be at hand to unify and emphasize the information furnished. On com pletion of the course and presenta- tion of satisfactory written report, a University credit of five units will
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
DISLOYALTY APPROVED

At the meeting Monday Senator La Toilette given place the committee of the senate This against government since the that feel country should him that would be egate him the wood whence he of dsoyay when appeared take his elected from the Milwaukee espionage La Toilette organization the United States and his opposed his remaining While might should him back It will be remembered 1875 Bright member congress expelled tabishing precedent that should be followed this
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
MAY IMPORT NITRATES

After the first of July naes be imported from the allows trade relations effort the production import placed against mpoaons other mand
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
MOTOR VEHICLES

the Mohave County taken 55 which would indicate about possibly capita the United States The building this the the will
  Mohave County the mining boom and should terialze
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
SONORA GOES WET

As result of the action of the legislature the State of Sonora the column and liquor all country trying get close the Arizona n The that permits crossing Mex fellow cold bottle appears fellow who saloon rights the sister public The permit Nao Douglas Nogales ought a thriving business during
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-05-24
SOME BOODLER

the Shah of Persia to be stripped of all his yearly would magnates precious being valued than $95 large The Shah collector in his for the time when Shahs and all kngy rulers may have to pass innocuous dessueude.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
At the Black Hawk.

Among the film luminaries now
before the public, few nave the
following won by Billie Burke, the
dainty, magnetic Paramount star,
who is to be seen in Let's Get a
Divorce" at the Black Hawk the
atre tomorrow. her vehicle adapted
by John Emerson and Anita Loos
from Victorien Sardou's celebrated
play, 'Divorcons. Miss Burke
achieved a triumph in her recent
Paramount play, Ewes Daughter"
but it is safe to say that her char
acterization in Let's Get Di-
vorce," that of convent-bred
French girl of a romantic tempera-
ment, will rank as one of her best
photOplays.
In this sterling photo comedy
Miss Burke has the role of Cy-
prienne Marcy, a girl living in a
convent in southern France, who,
to relieve the monotony of her
life, INDUCES in numerous
harmful flirtatiOns. She meets and
loves Henri de Prunelles, writer,
and becomes his wife. When Henri
lapses into the humdrum existence
of the ordinary husband, her ro-
mantle disposition finds relief in a
Irritation with Adhemar, an officer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08

not materialiZe in America and she
finds herself desperate and alone.
she accepts without question
Wrandall's offers of help. At last
he tells her that he loves her and
tells her that If she will meet him
at BurtOn's inn he will marry her.
Burton's inn proves to be . regula-
ton rCadhouse. Hetty is suddenly
awakened to the vi1eness Of her
companion. In self-detense she
kills Wranrlal. She escapes I'M
noticed and hides in Tho woods.
Wrandalls wife is notified She
comes to the inn and tells the
sheriff that she hopes the girl thac
committed the crime escapes. On
her way home Hetty mistakes her
car for that Of the sheriff's and
tired of hiding, decides to give her
self up. Mrs. Wrandali decides to
protect her At the funeral. Leslie
Wrandall, Mrs. Wrandall's brother
in-law, takes great fancy to
Hetty Mrs. Wrandall, who the
naughty Wrandalls never approved
OFFS decides that she can further
humiliate them by making Hetty
marry Leslie. Hetty is in love with
Brandon Booth, a young artist. She
refuses to marry Leslie. Mrs.
Wrandall threatens to expose her
If she refuses to marry him. Mean
while, Mr.. Wrandall, Sr.. has had
detectives on the hunt for the
woman who murdered his son. The
detectives say they have found the
guilty woman. A meeting is ar
ranged at the home of Mrs. Wran-,
dali for the following daY. She is
accused of her husbands murder
by the detectives. She denies the
and Hetty then con-
fesses. She tells the whole story
and explains that she vas forced
to kill him in self-defense. When
she finishes telling her story old
Mr.. Wrandall declares that the law
shall not touch her. Brandon tells
Hetty that it makes no difference
and leads her from the house to
forget the past and begin anew
with him,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
At Brofman's RfaIt0.

World pictures announce thai
Lewis S. Stone, who was the star
Of Inside the Lines" the sensa
tiOnal New York hit, is now fea-
tured in the perturbation of this
play which will be shown at BrOt-
mans Rialto theatre today. Mr.
Stone played the stellar role in
this play when it ran a whole sea-
son at one of the biggest New York
theaters. Patrons of the drama
were astonished by the wonderful
dramatic ability of Mr. Stone and
never while in the city did the
show run to a small house. Inside
the Lines" is a great picture and
was grasped by World Pictures as
d sure winner for their patrons. To
make the success of the picture a
certainty the star of the original
stage production and members of
the original cost were engaged for
the film. Never before has Mr..
Stone appeared in motion pictures.
There are revelations galore in
this production and the thrills are
ten-fOld. This great spy drama was
the first of its kind to stir New
York City into realizing what
America had to contend with when
war was declared against German
kultur. 1t shows the wonderful
spy system the German secret
agents have woven around the
world There are very lew places
on the earth the German govern
ment does not covet and with this
point in view Germany established
secret agencies throughout the
world,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
At the Palace Theatre.

Proclaimed to be the most con-
%ncing as we'll as spectacular dra-
matte playlet of the season, mo
Mans Land" comes to the Palace
for four days starting tomorrow,
matinee. Headed by Lieutenant
Jack Cottreil, mo Mans Land" has
q supporting cast of seven people.
It has @ story that affords all OPP
portunity for action and dramatic
ability.
A strong and we'll balanced sup
porting show has also been ar
ranged for and which includes such
as Mabelle Phillips who, unlike
other condolences, uses all her
own exclusive songs and stories.
Harry and Eta Conley with their
own clever comedy skit entitled at
1.-THE Old Cross Roads" are known
for their clever little skits of the
past and their own delightful way
OF putting them over.
Stanley and Dale, the two nifty
steppers, offer something new IN
the way OF dancing that Is out of
the ordinary,
Rouble Sims, the man who is
equally proficient as a comedian
and cartoonist, will conclude the
vaudeville portion of the bill,
The Palace announces that start
ing Thursday maNnee it has booked
1.-The Rising Generation" with a
cast of ten OF Uncle Sans most 10y
al patriots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
I III EATRE

sketch called Behind the Future
clever satire on mind reading.
Among the other acts are. the Hall
trio in Great Moments" and ex-
cerpts from musical comedies, a
rare treat in the singing. talking
and dancing capers of clever ar
lists. Carletta is a man that is on
pleasure bent, he is a contortiOn-
list who makes no bones about it.
and presents an act called THE
Human Dragon" but when one
sees him the wonder is if he is
human or super-human. Miss La
Belle France is a singer of dainty
songs, a Juvenile opera star and
she is most charming creature tc
look at and has the sweet simple
ity of a child She sings songs of
the heart. popular dittie5. imper-
sonates Madame CALI CuTci. Harry
Lauder and others whose fame
lives in all parts of the world. She
is ably assisted by her own accom-
PIANIST and will meet with instant
favor. The Illinois now has a six
piece orchestra, and has secured
some dandy film bookings to sup
port this excellent program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
Ii the Majestic.

Photoplaygoers who are seeking
real entertainment had better be-
gin to set sail for the Majestic
theatre tonight and keep bearing
toward that theatre all of next
week for Manager Joe Quinn has
certainly assembled a weekly pro-
gram that recommends itself to all
classes of amusement seekers. On
Sunday and Monday the inimitable
John Barrymore, who has few
equals on either stage or screen
will appear here in a rollicking
comedy-drama, Here Comes the
Bride" 1t is story of such lively
character and has such g good cast
that 1t ought to prove capital en-
tertainment. One thing in connec-
ton with this picture as will be
found IN connection with all pro-
auctions at the Majestic, is that
the picture is Just being released
in the larger cities, a circumstance
in the entertainment world that
proves that Rock Island is getting
its entertainment on the film as
early as the people in New York
and Chicago are. Manager Quinn
has glowing reports on Here
Comes the Bride and many favor
able criticisms attest to its general
excellence as entertainment. Mr.
Barrymore is supported by a
splendid cast including Miss Faire
Binney. who was the Older sister
in Sporting Life" Miss Binney is
practically a newcomer to the
screen but her work is so excellent
and her appearance so strikingly
beautiful that she has leaped into
prominence as 1t were in one day.
Frank Losee is also one of the re
markable supporting cast In this
play. On Tuesday and Wednesday.
the Majestic will offer Vivian Mar
tin in a brand new picture, You
Never Saw Such a Girl" Miss
Martin. always a big favorite here.
is more than welcome In any pie
ture at all but the fact that she is
coming In an excellent vehicle
makes her welcome here one o.
double Importance, Tonight, Man
ager Quinn will offer George
Walsh in Luck and Pluck" The
handsome and athletic George was
never seen to better advantage
than he is in this most excellent
play, Anita Stewart, after a years
absence from the screen ON ac-
count of litigation in the courts t.
determine whose star she was. has
re-appeared in 'VirtuOus Wives
and will be seen in this big play at
the Majestic on Sunday, Monday
add Tuesday, Feb, IS, II and IS,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
War Leaders at Illinois.


How would you like to meet face
to face the great men that made
democracy out Of chaos? How
would you feel were you to walk
right up to Marshal Foch and say
hello? What would you do If
Marshal Joffre were to look you In
the eye and say good evening?
What do you suppose your feelings
would be If General Pershing were
TO slap you on the back and say.
well here l ann Then let us go
a little farther on and see Just
what you would do were President
Wilson. Lloyd George, King Albert
of Belgium. King George of Great
Britain, and many of the great mel
that were in the worlds eye for
the last few years to drop in your
home for visit, just what would
your feelings be? Well here is
your chance to face these men in
your own town. here they are for
you to look them in the eye and
feel the great satisfaction that
comes but once in u lifetime
Willie Zimmerman, the great I'M
psRsonator of celebrated men, ap-
fears at the Illinois theatre next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
In conjunction with the regular
vaudeville program and in his act
poFtrays these great men, in dress.
IN speech, and in the little and big
naaaeFisms that distinguish these
great men from the passing
EhFsHg Mn. Zimmerman has been
and talked with all these people
and knows their style and there
little pesuiiarties. On the same
program will be, Harry OATS and
semRany, vino is famed aa great
laIiReataF Of the rural type of
rHbe. He is ably supported by
deveF assistants in a very funny !
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
At the Columbia.

Ten Of Uncle Sans most loyal
little patriots appear in Maud
Daniels sensational Juvenile nov
city THE Rising Generation"
feature extraordinary to be seen at
the Columbia theatre, Davenport,
starting tomorrow matinee. The
Riddles are clever. They have been
one of the big vaudeville hits of
the season in every city IN the cir
cult. They sing, dance and drill in
way that causes the grown folks
to look on in envy. AS a novelty
it is in class by itself while as
entertainment THE Rising Gen
Grafton" is 100 per cent perfect.
Laughter will be the keynote of
the supporting bill. Prominent
among the fun makers are the
Creightons, Blanche and Jimmie,
in their famous ''rube" melange,
Midtown Vaudeville" Rural fun
is always good and the CIeighton5
are the very best delineators of
this type of theatricals. at Hap
pened in Arizona" is the attractive
title of the wild and woolly playlet
offered by House and Lavelle To
be lost in the wilds of Arizona is
no JOY fest for a native OF that
state but when it happens to
couple of 'tenderfeet" you can
imagine what occurs. Davis and
Rich, the girl they all copy and the
boy who knows how, present their
own idea of lyrical melody under
the caption OF Songs a Ia Carte"
In a sensational novelty that is
built along spectacular lines Mar
velOus De ONO and company COM
plete the vaudeville section of the
program. which includes of course
the usual movies. Thursdays fea-
ture is BOganny's troupe of "Lun-
attic Bakers" a mfsfit aggregation
of funsters who are among the
best known 'assassins Of sorrow"
Starting Sunday, Feb. 10,
the Columbia will present the we'll
known motion picture director.
Tom Ford, in Making Movies"
something brand new in the realm
of the varieties. In this act actual
motion pictures will be taken on
the Columbia stage. All the char
acters in the production will be
played by local people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Best TheOtcr
SUNDAY-"TME BARRIER

The wonderfully vivid and
picturesque A ! a k an ro-
mances of Rex Beach have
been read by so many mil
lions of our people that Mr..
Beach is today the most pop
ular OF American authors.
His most widely read story
is "The Barrier" showing in
film form at the Best theatre.
featuring Mitchell Lewis. The
picture closely follows the
: swift action and striking sit
uations of the book and is
faithful portrayal of adven-
: ture, of romance, of life in
Alaska in the days when tina.
land was the haven of hunt
ed men and the last frontier
OF civilization. Better. than
The Spoilers" See it; also
Harold Lloyd comedy, @Why
Pick on MeE-COme early
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08

of the forestry service. Believing
herself to be madly in love with
him she begs her husband to give
her a divorce in order that she
may become Adhemar's wife. This
he apparently consents to do, but
with the aid of his sister, Yvonne,
he plots to destroy her infatuation
for Adhemar and win her more
firmly for himself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-02-08
At The Snencer.

The program at he Spencer for
next week presents some bookings
that can hardly be duplicated
Alice Brady cmes Sunday and
Monday followed by Geraldine
Farrar for three days. Friday anG
Saturday popular Wallace Reid
will appear in his newest play
THE Dub" As an added attraction
for these two days Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Drew have been booked in
their latest Paramount comedy,
Romance and Rings" The Drews
are now playing in Chicago and
are duplicating the great success
they scored in New York City
Alice Brady in I'm the Hollow of
Her Hand" reveals the story of a
young girl who in self defense
murders another woman's husband
and is later protected from the law
by the wife of the man she muir
dered Hetty Castleton comes of
a good English family, but luck
has been against her and after
trying to earn her living in Eng
land in several different ways she
finally decides to come to America
where a position is offered her
there as a goFerness On the
steamer she meets and falls in love
with Chailis Wrandall. d wealthy
libertine and has a wife in New
York. Hetty knows nothing about
all this. When her position does