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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
z DETROIT, MICH.

w dOmu +. Gaiazk0w zdarzyl sic
niewytlomaczony dotad wypadek. Ga
lazkOwie cd lat zazywali peWnego ga
tunku l~eczniczego wilma. kiedy prZed
kilku dniami Gaiazkowa chCiaia sig
maple tego wilma, spostrzd?la, re "a
wiera ono jaka$ n~iewlaSciwa donnie
szke. MAJ jei wziawszy do ust wi
ma przyszedl do tego samcgo pre-
BONANZA. Galazkowa pOczuia sic cho-
RI i odw;eziCno ia do szpitala. Jako
podejrzanego o zatrucie wilma areszto
wano Jamesa Lamba, kt6remu Ga
lazkowie OdnajmOwali pCk6i. Ola
braku ttednak jakichkolwiek dowo--
dow wypuszczono go ma wolncst: Pc
kilku dniach. kiedy juz ~GalazhoWa
wr6cila re szpitala. Ia sama truciz-
ma z~nalazla sic w mleku pOZostawio-
mem pr7ez mieczarza pred domem.
Prokuratorya zainteresowaia sc II
sprawl i r~ozpoczeia do~chodzenia.
- Do mic%2iIaniH VI. DroSAcZa,
694 Russell ul., ZgiOsii sic J6zef no
walski. 3apytujac, cZy nie chcia!by on
kupiC w0dki. Drcs2c% Zgodzil sic ku-
pic wszyE thq w6IEe po Genie ~$142.50
"a II butelek. KowG!sk! zniGsi :
autemobilu vGdhe, k'Grci ryFo y bu
to.ek, poc2em zaGra' : rski Dvosz-
czowi przygotowane picniadze "
sumic $SIj GdiochH| " AUTOMOBILE.
Pv odjcl6z:a Kowal*kicgo Dros2o7
DrzekonaE sic. 10 " h~utclk'ch znai-
duje s:e woha. ZglnSil II sic ia pol;-
V I pro:ua u odSEnkapie Now&?--
ek'ego. Ter jcinak stawi! sic sam
m "tacyi ~Dolicyinci. gjZis nr1yz'lH'
sin do wing. p:cniadza jednak. jaE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
Gag daisy.
PoSuieS6 Hi1torYczna
o-SS H-A<S


Kilku kontuszowych s~tarcow, jakoby ola orna-
mentu, AeczaAo pred ostarzen, nieco kapot "a MIMI
a W gtebi pod filarami tulily sic oberwane switSi, Ii
powe iapcie i posp6Stwo. a gdy jakowyS dziadyga,
postukujac kulami, part sic naprz6d, podtykajac pod
rosy kleczacych ~zebracza miseczke, przeor zmar-
szczyi groznie czo4o :Gziw go ME sklaI. Niecierpli-
WHY go tez swarliwe, chociaz Sciszone, rozmowy
mnichow, kt6rzy wraz z chfopietami, przybranerni
DO bernadynsku, stroll wielki oltarz W kwiaty dy-
wsny. Zdai sic bye cafy W gorqczcc ~czekania / dare
mnych nas~hEchiwaI.
Me szeptai Tasipski, pochylony mad roz-
}ozonym mo~dlitewnikiem Mowii mi Tegoborski
sekretarz sejrnowy, jake dzisiejsza sesya bedzie sol.
wowana ma jutro. Musza pierwej wygotowac pleni-
potencye Ola d~elegacyi, majacej traktowac Z Buch-
hoitzem. A przytem Sievers ley " iozku pc wczo-
rajszych fetowaniach. Inni tez radzi odpoczna.
Zareba wsparty lokciami 0 iawke Z twarza u
kryta W d3oniach, sluchaf chciwie.
- Dostaiem pima poczte z Wilma ! MUSIC "a
raz w~yjecha6. Powroce "a pare dni,.
ZabrzeczaIy jazgotiwie dzwonki, rozlegly sic
przeci4gle westchnienia wszyscy ~pochylili sic ku
ziemi. Rozpoczeio SIG podniesienie.
JasIaski przykleknal, podsuwajsc rownoczesnie
Zarebie jakiS szsry sekstern. -
,Wyjatii z dzief chihskiego filozofa Good
- zaszeptai ledwie doslyszalnie.
Dopiero gdy Scichiy rzegoty dzwonieh, a orga-
ny ciagneiy dalej swoja przejmujaca modlitwe, ia
sihssi, przysunawszy sic jeszcze blizej, zaszepta':
- To nasz konspiracyjny katechizm. w anek-
sach znajdziesz klucz do lego zrozunienia i plan
.rozkwaterowan wojsk rosyiskich W okoicach Gro
dna. Naucz sic ict ma pamieG i~szniszcz. Szpiegun6w
peho ma kaldym kroku, ME wiadomo 'juz komu "a
wierzyt. .Miej sic wiec ma bacznoSck. Zelantow uni
kai. DO "a mimi chodza ~czujne oczN Krzywousty
Skarzyhski pod dobrotliwa strata, ruszyt sic ME
moze bez anioIa stroza. Rob szalawre, pustaka / z
akimi tylko przestawaj. MIN podasz suplike, zioz
czo4obitnoSc Moszynskiemu by} i'll titulo wice-ko-
mendantem kadetow i tyle' lat objada} to moze ci
ME odr6wi swojej protekcyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
Ostatnia sposobnosG sly
szenia W Chicago i okolicy
~przem6wien lnzyniera
A. G~WiaZdOWskicSO

pred wyiazdcm do Pol>ki
z picrwszq partyQ r0botnikow ia
b~rycznych
Cheese wiedzict, co sic W Polsce
dziejc:
Cheese s}yszec czcgo w Polsce
potrzeba?
Cheese STAG sic uzytccznym
Polsce?
Cheese. jako zawodowv robotnik
po,n6dz Polsce i sobie.
Przyidz ma zebrania
Inzyniera A. Gwiazdowskiego,
prezesa Stow. Mechanikow Pol
skich, ktory przybyi Z Polski i do
Polski z pierwszq partya robot
nfkow niebawem wyiezdza.
1nzynier Gwiazdowski bedzie
przemawia&:
Wtorek, 27-go stycznia W sail
Stodoiy, PREY Columbia Ave-, Ham
mond, Ind, o godz. 7 wieczorem.
Czwartek 29go stycznia W Ken
sington w sail OBJ. lana Stanci-
ka, 2052N E. 115 I'll.
,Piatek, 30go stycznia, W S. Chi
cago, Ind, W sail Wagnera. -
1887 Brandon ave-, O godz. Tel
wieczorem.
Sobota Sligo stycznia w East Chi
cago, Ind, sala OBJ. Krupy, $50
i Rerring ave-, o godz, 7mej
wieczorem.
Okregowe biurO Stow.
Mechanik6W Polskich
1852 iIwaukeeAv ChicagO.I III
Og..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27

ME dostep wyiacznie tytko dun
ski Czerwony krzyz, co znowu
tSumaczy fakt, IL Ministerstwo
Spraw Zagranicznych W War
Szawie przedkiada W powyz-
Sym kablogramie prosbe dun
skiego a ME polskiego Czerwone-
go Krzyza.
Ma depesze te odpowiedziai
bezwlocznic Wydziai Narodo-
Wy Polski telegramem nastepuia
Gym:
LEGATION OF POLAND,
2417 Sixteenth St, n. W.,
Washington, D. {.
January End, 1920
You are authorized to turn o.
yer ten thousand dollars OF a.
mount appropriated by us for 81
berian Relief to Danish Red
Cross for relief Of Polish priso-
ners OF war in bolshevik part Of
Siberia.
National Polish Committee
Zychlinski, v~ice-prez;
DR.. SzwaJkart, sect'y.
\ wiec Wydziai Narodowy u
PolSkie PoSelstwo w
Waszyngtonie do przekazania
duhskiemu Czerwonemu Krzyzo
wi kwoty Slo,OoO.o0 z uchwalo--
nej przez Wydziai Narodowy su
my. ma specyalna pomoc ola pol
skich jencow w niewoli bolszewi
ckiej, W mySl przedstawienia Mi
nisterstwa Spraw Zagranicznych
W Warszawie. a jednoczeSnie
przesial Poselstwu GEEK ma $40,
10000.
Rzecz zrozunia}a, re wobec cia
'giego iozenia znacznych sum na
wazne potrzeby ratunkowe, "a
chodzi koniecznoSC piekaca w.
'datnego wzmozenia o~fiarnoSci
W'ychodztwa ia fundusz Ratun-
Ikowy WydEiaiu Narodowego
gdvz narodowe nasze zobowiaza
MIA sa rozliczne i ME cierpiacc
zwioki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
LISTY POLSKIE.

Ma o,6wnei noczc;e " ;r6Jmie-
sciu v~DaiJri, 90 if..y polsIje kl6re
o5ehro. mozna - ~zglcszcuiom sic
i .on,5o uoaoioo swo r,yyisko !
numer choI rceo3 umfc.zcyopv
r;o,r =, o,o.v.
40, r,,
49,, 49, D.,
's'N""
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
II UTICA, y. Y.

Nieiaki Fr. Bieruk, ~okradziony W
czerwcu 1919 roku nd sumo $6,O6'
przez O~rluwshiego j MuczkieWicza
iezdzil cd miasta do miasta j starai
sic winnych oinalezt. Oriowskiego
przy}apaI W Passaic. y. j., i oddat
W rece policyi, a Muczkiewicza "
Utica. y. Y. i r6wniez oddaf go po-
l;cyf pod opfeke. Bieruk oskarza lch'
ze ob;ecali sprzedaG mu Dopdy wei
no:c'0we. a gdy przygotowai on m
ME ui,a:2dlc, obrabowali go i zbie-
gil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
twierdzi, rozdzielii pomiedzy Tsp6l-

twierdzi, rozdzielil pomiedzy 7sp6l-
- Do Antoniny ZieIihskicj, 145
Campbell awe, przyszla pred kilku
tygoduiami jej ~przyjaci6lka i dora
dzila> jej, ably posiadane $400 wio-
zyIa do przeniesionego przez mia W.
reczka i ME zagladaia az pc trzech
tygodniach, a urosna n az do SEE
sciu tysiecy dolarow. Zielinska Sci
sic sic zastosowaia do polecen przyja
ci6}ki, tylko, re Pc trzech tygod-
mach zamiast spodziewanych $4,000
znalazla zw6j starych gazet. Policya
~poszukuje tajemniczei przyjaciolki i
pieniedzy.
- Teodor NieszcDOta, LEGACY lat
"a, Cd dlu5szego juz czasu przeslado
wal swoja miioscia Karoline Homl-
czowa i namawial JIG, ably uciekia z
MIN cd s.yego meza. Kobieta zgodzic
sic ME, chciaia, czem rozgniewany
Nieszczota strzalami rewolwerowy-
mi poiozyi trupem jej meza. a ia
cieako ranil. Rama kobiete odwie--
ziono do szpitala. Nieszczota usiio.
wal zbiedz, policya jednak pochwy-
ella go. Homicz osierocii troje die
ci.
- Try letni synel1 Gajewskich,
$50 - 13ta ul. zostawiony W domu
bez opieki, zapalii ma sobie sukien-:.
XII i zginal straszna Smiercia zanlm
ktokolwiek spostrzegl wypadek. -
Matka, po powrocie do doinu, zastata
luz martwe zwloki dziecka spoczy-
wallace we wtasnym poniele.
- Adwokata Eranciszka Dabrow-
skiego zamianowano sedzia poko1u
W Hamtramck ma mieisce zmariego
sedziego Michala Kluczyhskiego. w
Hamtramck mieszka wielu Polakow.
2 tego vice wzgledu sedzia Polak
lest tam ~koniecznie potrzebny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
" aga \. Y.

zofia T~rawinska, 13-letnia ucze-
MICA s8koly Sw. Trolley, zagineta
pred paru tygodniami dotychczas
lei ME ~odnaleEiono. Wyszia z domu
do szkoly we wtorek 80 grudnia' /
Old tel chwiii vaginal slad po ntej. -
Ubrana bySs W niebieski potnik
czarna czapke. Dziewczynka jest wy
soka i smukia, ma czarne oczy, car
ne wlosy.
rSunxt~ HHat - CVtaj VIfnaS
&NwxaR pod rubr1Aa ,,PRACA" ~
0ANs1A DEIEENIXA Chicago
SKIH0a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-27
Wydziai Narodowy ola
Je1cow Polskich W Boil
szewickiej Niewoli.
(Komanikat Crzedu Prasowo In
fornacyjnego Wydziaiu n, P.

lax olbrzymie sa korzySci 2 obec
nego syStemu centralizowania W
Wydziale Narodowym wszyst-
kich zbieranych tutaj ma cele ma
rodowe skladek. a TO zarowno ola
podniesienia powagi Wychodzt-
wa naszego. jak i dla dobra caiej
naSzej ratunkowej dziaialnoSci
narodowej. many tego wciaz
Swieze dowody W owocnej akcyi
Wydzialu. Wekazuja zaS one je-
dnoczeSnie. re wszelkie rozpra-
szanie wychodzczych funduszy
sk,adkowych pomiedzy rome
mniej hub wiecej do tego powoAa
nc ciaia musiaiyby Z natury RE
czy tylko rozdrabaiat / osiabiac
nasze zabiegi ratunkowc.
Oto "a po5rednictwem Posel--
silva Polskiego " Waszyngtonie
otrzvrnai Wvdzial Narodowy P.
nastepujaca depesze Z Warszawy
Cd polskiego Ministerstwa Spraw
Zagranicznych:
.,Czerwony Krzyz Durrski
prosi o 100000 ma zorgani-
zowanie opieki mad jencami
Polakami pozostafymi W cze--
sci Syberyi zajetej przez bolsze
wikow. Prose- teiegrafowac,
cry MONA bedzie udzielic tego
funduszu z pieniedzy ofiarowa
nych przez Wydziat Narodo--
WV. -. -.
podpis: Ministerstwo Spraw "a
granicznych.
Ola wyjasnienia przypomina-
my, ze chodzl tutaJ o uchwalona
niestawno przez Wydziai Narodo
wy Potski sumo stu tysiecy do
Iarow CS1Oo.o 10000 ma ratunek
Polak6w ma Syberyi, z czego wy
psscono iuz 100000 specyalnej
Misyi PolSkiego Czermonego
Krzyza, udajacej sic ma Syberye,
podczas gdy drugs polowe tel
kwoty. t. ]. s5o,OooyOO zobowis--
zal sic Wydziat Narodowy pre-
sIac majacemu powstaG we VIA
dywostoku oddziaiowi Polskiego
Czerwonego Krzyza, skoro tylko
zwieksza sic nTeco finanse wy
dziaiowe.
Do jencow znaifujacych sic W
niewoli bolszewickiej ma obec-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
NEMyNOIES qELAND|
~ -. 6YnAISYDEAN ~

Serial fans and those who follow
Antonio Moren0's picture work all
know Don Juan, but those who
have not yet seen either MIR. Mo-
reno or his famous dog will please
meet them both in this snapshot.
which was taken in Los Angeles
recently between scenes" or rath-
er between shots. Antonio Garrido
Monteagudo Moreno was born in
Madrid, Spain, and is full-blood-
ed Spaniard, but his dog. Don Juan,
is a mixed breed bull who was
brought to this country about a
year ago. Being a well trained dog
he showed promise for screen act
ing and soon became greatly in
demand at salary that would sat-
isfy many Of the heroes and her
ines in his pictures.
When precOcious dog was
needed to play part in the Vita
graph serial Antonio Moreno fig
ured it would be cheaper to pur-
chase the dog outright than to put
him on salary for the six months
he would be needed. So Antonio
bought Don Juan.
Now" says Mr.. Moreno, Il can
retire when l want to and let the
dog do the work. With Don Juan
in the family l shall not need to
worry about being penniless old
bachelor. Why, that dog could sup
port any star in the style to which
he has been accustomed"
Don Juan's only rivals in the
films are Teddy Whack the crippled
dog, and Teddy of the Sennett COM
edies.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
CHILDREN PLANT
SCHOOL GARDENS
ON NINTH STREET

Rock Island school children are
today planting there school gar.
dens, under the direction OF W G.
Croxton, garden supervisor. at the
/ plot at Twenty-fifth avenue and
Ninth street. Varieties Of vegetables
chosen by the gardeners are being
put in today by about one hundred
OF the children from schools OF the
west end.
The ground was plowed free of
charge by the Rock Island Plow
company last week. This is an an
nual contribution Of the company
to the project OF the school chill
dren. Funds were provided By the
Red Cross, which gave $500 for the
purpose. Seeds were partly pur-
chased and partly furnished free by
the government.
The school garden is about three
acres in area, and each child's plot
is 20 by 40 feet in dimension. The
students are displaying much en-
thusiasm in the project according
to the directors, and their efforts
promise worth while results.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
/ HEAT r T.

what IL said BY many TO be his best.
musical comedy effort will be the
headline attraction at the Palace
theatre, for four days, starting to-
morrow matinee. Those who re-
member the crowds who stormed
the doors OF the Palace theatre last
season, to see his Pretty Baby" re-
view will be wise and get seats
early for his latest laugh provoker.
He has provided a steiler cast for
this company, featuring Jim Bou-
gard, the popular eccentric coined
ian, assisted by such sterling per-
formers of the musical comedy
stage as Flo Nichols, Rafe Poul-
lott, Verna Elliott, The Jimmie
Hodges Trio, and his ever popular
Dixie chorus. As an added attrac-
ton to the above, Amedio, the
wizard Of the accordion. has been
added. Lovers Of music will well
come this as Amedio is considered
one OF the leaders in accordion
playing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
GENERAL MEETING
OF ROCK ISLAND
CLUB POSTPO NED

The membership meeting of the
Rock Island club, to have been held
Monday, May II. has been post
poned subject to call. The meeting
was cancelled by request Of the
committee of the club now at work
securing memberships for the new
organization, who desire time in
which to carry on their campaign
and prepare to submit reports to
the members.
At a meeting of the committee
Yesterday at the club, encouraging
reports for the future OF the club
we're turned in and the campaign
for members was reported as stead
lily advancing toward the desired
goal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
Screen Daredevil
Tom Mix Performs
Thrilling Stunts

Three Of the most remarkable
death-defying stunts ever tried be-
fore the camera will be done by
) Tom Mix, the screens daredevil, in
his latest William Fox production,
1.-The Terror" which Is coming to
the Majestic theatre Sunday. Be-
cause he was required to risk his
life in the performance of the
stunts Mix determined to get him
self into first class physical condi-
ton by training every day for two
weeks previous to the beginning OF
work on the picture.
In his first stunt Mix falls down
upon a wagon pole between two
rear horses of fOur-horse coach
during a runaway scene. He was
forced to hang beneath the pole
his body Just Q few inches above
the rOadway-as the horses dashed
Inadly on. Mix hung SC low that
a camera following him in an auto
mobile at breakneck speed could
photograph him below the bellies
Of the horses. There was no driver
while the scene was being taken,
and the fact that instant death
would have been the result had the
horses dashed off the roadway
makes the feat all the more remark
able.
After this scene Mix swung
about to the top side Of the pole,
climbed to the back OF one of the
hnrenc yrahhoJ with opa oru IN q
girl he had rescued from the out
laws. lifted her to his side and
y cutting the traces, gelloped on
I. while the abandoned coach went tC
destruction down the hillside.
The second stunt endangered the
lives of two, and followed the res
\ cue of the girl. Mix had to climb
rs feet up the rope of crane in a
: quarry filled with water. with the
girl clinging to his back. Lucille
Younge. an accomplished actress
and quite an athlete, is the girl Mix
carried on his back. and in view OF
her weight-135 pounds -Mix's task
was the more difficult
The final big stunt OF the picture
X takes place in the Odeon dance
hall. and before it had been accom-
plished ION location" five extras
were injured and furniture and
other property to the extent Of
$4,000 was damaged. The set in
which the scene was made was 25S
feet in length and 80 feet in width
Five hundred people were in the
scene and at the time the stunt
was done by Mix a regular Jazz Or
rhestra was playing popular airs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
STUDENTS FROLIC AT
HIGH SCHOOL EVENT

The Rock Island high school
student council frolic given last
night in the school auditorium was
success in every way. The money
raised from this performance goes
to pay off the piano debt that the
school has carried for some time
and almost $50 was realized al
though the exact total is not known
as yet.
The frolic was in the form of a
vaudeville followed by a dance in
the Manual Arts. One of the acts
in the show was a playiet, Rooms
to Let" which made a big hit. The
cast was coached by Miss Hiles,
public speaking department. Bertha
Baker in "Society's Entertainer
was a scream from start to finish
with her clever songs and jokes.
Every year it has been customary
to give some sort of a mixer or
show for the benefit Of the whole
school. This year two have been
given, the HiY mixer in the winter
and the frolic given last night. Last
nights party is the last on the
social calendar to which al, stud
ents can attend. Next Friday even
| ing the juniors will give their an-
nual reception to the seniors but
only members of the two upper
classes are admitted
Following is the program Of last
nights frolic:
Mighty Melodious Monstrosities'
...... McCollister and Stewart
Solo dance FLORENCE Levenstine
Reading ....... Margaret Sears
{, ".Society's Entertainer ........
| Bertha Baker
l"Rooms to Let"-Playlet.
I Dancing in Manual Arts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
- From The Argus Files Of 1895 -

nuptials which will be celebrated
Wednesday evening.
The Clintons took the last two
games of the series. the doctors
youngsters being unable to stand
the prosperity of defeating the In
dams in the opening contest Satur-
day and yesterday. The scores
were s to 10 and 6 to Is.
Delegations from the Rock Is
land and Moline corps OF G. A. r
and W. r. c. go over the Peoria
road tomorrow morning to attend
the state encampment at Blooming
ton.
May 1.-THE ladies of the First
Methodist church will give straw
berry supper Friday evening, May
II. A good musical program will
be rendered during the evening, to
which all are invited.
May 15-Mesdames c. H. Stod-
dard and c. l.. Walker have re-
turned from a two months visit in
the east.
The tri-city team was defeated
at Clinton by score of II to s.
Excursion to Muscatine Sunday
afternoon Nav % on yOur favorite
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
'sThe Silver Horde" and
Geraldine Farrar at
Spencer Next Week

"The Silver Horde the new
Goldwyn offering which will be
shown at the Spencer for four days
beginning tomorrow, is a glowing
tribute to the ability of the author,
Rex Beach. 1t is an Eminent Au-
thors' production, and meets the
high standar dior pictures set by
this brand.
The story fairly pulsates with the
spirit of indomitable courage and
daring which mark those who defy
the ruggedness of the north and the
vicious elements it breeds in the
struggle for existence. The cast is
made up of players of excellent
types, all equal in ability to present
true characterizations.
Most of the action revolyes about
the parts played by Myrtle Sted-
man, Robert McKim, Betty Blythe,
Curtis Cooksey and Frederick Stan
ton, players popular with lovers of
the screen, who put many thrills
and a great deal of romance into
the fight waged by the trust inter
ests against the independent fac
ton for monopoly of the salmon
canning industry in Alaska.
THE Woman and the Puppet,
adapted from the stage success by
the celebrated French authors
Pierre Louys and Pierre Frandaie
, is Geraldine Farrar's latest Gold
wyn starring vehicle, coming
Thursday for three days. The plot
is laid in Spain and centers around
+; Concha, beautiful and wilful
Spanish cigaret girl A rich mar
! brides her mother and endeavors
| to use Concha as toy for his
whims, but the girl uses her owr
initiative and leaves her home tt
dance in wharf cafe. When the
rich man at length discovers her
it is to find her dancing. half dress
ed, for some English travelling gen
tleman. Don Mateo can no Longer
believe her to be the virtuous maid
en- who repulsed his advances. Sh,
cOnvinces him that his suspicion il
wrong and unwarranted. Jealousies
lquarrels and tricks of within carr,
the lovers through a series o
clashes until real understanding
is reached.
The scenario for this colorful pic
ture was written by no less a per.
son than J. W. Hawkes., Goodwin.
scenario editor. who would no
trust the adoption of this famou!
stage play to anyone else The sup
porting cast for THE Woman ant
the Puppet" includes Lou Tellegen
Geraldine Farrar's husband; Girls
tina Pereda, the well known Span
ish dancer; Macy Harlan, Milton
Ross and Nine. Rose Dion, a pupi
OF the famous Sarah Bernhard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

May 9--Mr. and Mrs. E. 6. Frazer
and children moved yesterday to
their delightful summer home on
Aiken street, which they have leas-
ed Of T. r. Harper.
The Rock Island high school has
gone to the Tower this afternoon
for May day picnic.
Do you pay $3.50 for your shoes
If so, save 81 cents by getting a
pair of our $1.S9 shoes at Dolly
Bros.-Adv.
All officers. ward managers and
assistants of the Ladies Relief So
ciety are requested to be present
at a meeting to be held at the res
idence of Mrs. W. B. Ferguson Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock.
Nav 10-Mrs. C. H. Deere gave a
pretty luncheon yesterday after
noon in honor of her niece, Miss
Mabel Cady. Among the guests
was Miss Grace Henderson of Chi
cago, who is visiting Mrs. William
ButterwOrth. --,t..-1 ----....-
May 11-Sage's youngsters made
good beginning yesterday in TAX
ing the seasons first game from
Clinton. The score was 8 to Z.
About thirty-five members OF
Trio and Rock Island lodges, A. F
& A. NJ. paid fraternal visit tc
Eureka lodge at Milan last even
ing.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Babcock
whose baby won the prize at the
Milan church festivities this week
had the good fortune to win a prize
at a baby show in Rock Island
few years ago when their little
daughter, now past the baby age
! captured the coveted medal.
May 13.-Mrs. George c. Weber
accompanied by her little son Viii
lie, arrived this morning from New
| York to attend the Gansert-Ile
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15

Charles Ray and will be shown on
the screen. Ray is not the first
one to think of this richly humor-
Gus material. but he came across
with the heavy sum that the estate
of the late playwright has been
holding out for The Hoyt farces
are conceded to be as group the
funniest thing written for the stage
They can be wonderfully treated
with the cameras ability to put
atmosphere" and types on the
screen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-15
Murray SRetains" Job.

Charlie Murray. celebrated COM
edian of stage and screen, and one
of Mack Sennett's favorite players,
has signed up with Mr.. Sennett for
another year of comedy service.
This will be the seventh consecu-
tive season wherein the Mack Sem
nett comedies have monopolized
Murray's genius as mirthmaker.