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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-30

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
OTTAWA LODGE Of
ELKS PAYS TRIBUTE
TO DEAD BROTHERS
FIVE MEMBERS WHO PASSED
AWAY DURING PAST YEAR EU-
LOGIZED AT LODGE or SOR-
ROW" CONDUCTED YESTERDAY
ERNOON.

Fitting memorial EXERCISES were
held yesterday afternoon BY the OF
tawa E.ks in tribute to those Of their
members who have passed 10 the
Great Beyond during the year just
closing. Those whose chairs are
now vacant because OF the grim reap
er are +. J. Kelly, c. {. Duny, u. j.
Breen. Milton Pope ana VI. J. Fidhef-
ty.
rhe lodge OF sorroW was held al )
O'Clock ri he E.ths home, on Jelfef'
son street, Bert Bailey in The char
a. exalted ruler and Robert carr OIL
aclating as chaplain The p4auJiTnl
ceremony prescribed by the ritual OF
the order for occasions OF TINS chaf-
acter was followed and was rendered
uv the officers OF Ottawa lodge, NO
JSS. in a most touching manner
Adding an increased interest Tor
b0,h members and friend and
there were many Of these in attend
ance friends of the members or de
ceased brethren there was an eX-
ceIcnt and sympathetic program nIt-
sented. The musical features OF TINS
program consisted Oi piano SOLO
by William Gordon. three solos ny
Mrs f. {. Basselt. sololst OF 81
,lohn's UnNersalist church OF Jotleb
accompanied by Mrs. Il. Il. Lewis, Il
the same tit,, Il tenor Soto. IN" va
calu Chair" by Arthur Halllgan, an"
"A baritone solo. Face 10 Face, hy
t.,rgr Sillah The Numbers pre-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
FROM DEATH LATE:
LAST NIGHT
AUTO IS WRECKED
MACHINE KNOCKED FROM PA n
OF ONE TRAIN DIRECTLY Be
FORE ANOTHER, But OCCU-
PANTS ESCAPE UNiNJU RED
SMASH OCCURRED WEST or
TOWN.


TO be struck by two last moving
freight trains have the 1ivver in
..,., .,.,. ,,..r, ridin. o,,onl.,cI,,
wiz - ''''' ,
o~ih"'iShed an" 'N'"'' N''"'"' "
single scratch as result OF Tue a'cl
dent was tue luck which kdIph Ton
ard. $40 West Main street; RIthdFI
Clark, Of Ottawa avenue. ana Ernest
D0uvia can boast OF Tie a'cid"hj
which was honestly genu'n" ana NOT
2 moving picture plot occurred al
1880 O'Clock last night al the FIRST
street crossing Of The Rock Island raIl-
road,
The trio We're returning to town,
after little ride in the country in
the Ford touring car owned by Matt
White Of South Ottawa township,
Only Il heap of junk remains of the
f0rmer Nltle rodd ealrt ~ N"FiN
the hair raising tale OF the trio This
morning the young men ave being
congra' 'ulated by their friends upon
their escape from death. All three
We're able to walk to their homes al
ter the accident
AhoW no O'Clock Last night the
bows were riding about town and
decided to take spin in tn" country.
They returned ON tn" parhiuG com
panY road According TO the men,
two large strings OF freight cars
which were standing on either sid" ot
the crossing obstruJ ted their view
and made il impossible to sec any
; a In In %
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
WILSON NOT TO READ
MESSAGE IN PERSON

Washington, Dec. & President
Wilson has not yet made known
whether he will deliver his last an
nual message TO congress tomorrow
in person but arrangements have
been made at the capitol to receive
him should be decide to resume the
custom interrupted by his illness.
Today when committee of sena.
tors and congressman was sent to
notify the President Of congress OPP.
ening. the members. Senators Borah
and Underwood and Representative
Fordney and Clark. returned with the
impression the President would not
deliver his speech in person but
would send It to the joint assembly
to be read by II clerk,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
COMMITTEE FAVORS
BAN ON IMMIGRATION

Washington, Dec. Favorable
report ON the Johnson bin, prohibit.
ng immigration into the United
States for period of two years
was ordered today by the house inn
migration committee The measure
would become effective sixty days
after It's enactment The prohibition
would exempt blood relatives Of nat
uruliZed citizens,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
within the Law.

"Look at that fellow In there With
a loaded revolver" said our waggish
friend at the beach yesterday--and
when, somewhat startled we gazed IN
through the doorway what we saw
was merely n hig mrrry.go run
OF young folks and IN the center the
proprietor thereof. - Eost0n Tran
6eI.pt, --.-.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
SometjnneS'

Sometimes "0hSence makes the henrt
grow rouder"--of absence. -tartoois
Magazine.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06

WilllIlS ~ ilioNC pCoCC H1
once, without waiting
for Christmas. Ireland always is Will
ing. What first step do you PROPOSE
The message was forwarded to Lor-
don, where it win be delivered 10
Premier Lloyd George at his uoNnin&
street home as soon as it reaches tn"
British capi al Sim Fein leaders
here are anxiously awaiting the p.c
mier's reply to Father O'Flanagan'a
query.
Dublin, Dee. Determined etfOrtb
to bring about an early peace in Ire
land are being made here. Conver-
sations have been in progress more
than a week. and hope was express
ed last night by some of those en-
gagged in the negotiations that with
in another week a tangible basis OF
settlement might be reached.
The chief intermediary at work il
the Rev Patrick Joseph Clune, bish-
op of North Australia, who, it is I'M
derstood, has been asked by Premier
Lloyd George to sound out Sim Feil
sentiment and prepare, if possible,
Inp pEOuUN OH WHICH 81 lOuliNdLlbH lot
the peace edfice can be reared.
Keep Hands Out Of Pockets.
! Dublin, Dec GA proclamation
/ said TO have been posted throughout
! the Macroom district by order o.
/ auxiliary constabuary. which, assert
| ing that as attacks have been mad
! by apparently peaceful persons, who
/ draw revovers from their pocket
orders that all male inhabitants OF
! MaCrCOm. or males passing throuah
the district, shall not appear in pub
| lie with their hands in their pockets;
/ otherwise they shall be liable to be
! shot at sight
Want Troops Removed.
London, Dec G.--Pleading for the
! withdrawal of the armed forces from
! ireland as the only chance of arriving
/ at a peaceful solution Of the Irish
! question, Joseph Detln Nationalist
member OF parliament for the Falls
| division Of Belfast speaking here
| tonight said the reason he was not
/ Sim Feiner was tha' he felt it to
| be impossible for little nation OF
-four and half millions. lacking mill
tarV equipment and great wealth ana
| with nothing but the iu~tice Of h"r
cause To stand up against the mig
/ of power
If there wore the slightest chauCn
OF success he declared he would
| shOulder eun AT once and be willing
to die for his country He wantr
the question settled on constitutional
lines.
Clear Un ki'Ii1r.
Dnblin Dec 6 The mvstery which
at he time surrounded the shooting
Of Joseph R0Wlev a prominent Sim
Fener. as he aliRhted from Gal
way express train at Broadstnne ste.
ton last nicht was cleared today by
an official statement
It saws the party which fred tha
shots was composed Of police on duiv
! In the vicinity of tho station. One
of the party recognized p0wlev rs tNe
man wanted in connection with the
shooting of chief constable and 9TH
er affairs
When an attemDt was made 70 ar
rest Rowlev he broke away. where.
upon the police fred Rowley's COM
naniOn also was fired at. but escaped
Powlpv. severely wounded, was To-
moved to a hospital where he died
. this morning
Arrest Dublin Officials.
Dublin Dec 6-Auxiii0rv noice
raided the Dublin city hail today an 1
arrested six members Of the corpor-
alton,
Arrest Towo Clerk.
g, London Dec. 6 Soldiers COuduc'.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
Optimistic Thouuht.

Troubles are but so many instruct.
Urs to teach men Wit.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
w FATHER.

Unsettled tonight, with
probable rain; rain or
snow Tuesday tempera-
ture unchanged.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-06
ASKS lL0YQ. Q.GE0RGE
FOR ENGLAmD'S plan
To END H0STIl|TIES
Dublin, Dec 6---The Reverend Michael O'Flan-
nagan, acting president of the Slnn EN- has sent
the following telegram to Premier Lloyd George:

1Ou stale you are
willing to make peace at
once, without waiting
for Christmas. Ireland always is Will
ing. What first step do you propose %
The message was forwarded to Lor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30

The critic or the Daily News picked
up ono Of the missiles thrown at the
stage from the gallery. 1t was a box
labelled "poudre Internal" Qnfernal
POWDER
Regular first night galleryites and
the bulk of the people in the treatre
were indignant at the demonstra ton.
which provided one or the most sensa-
uonal evenings London theafre-goers
have ever seen. It was generally agreed
that the opposition did not come from
regular patrons
The facts are" said one. that
gang visited the theatre with the ex-
press intention Of creating a disturb
ance. The artists may rest assured til
the demonstration was not directed at
them, nor was il a protest against Amer
ican plays or players
The Daily Express said today.
ut vas indefensible. The British pub
lic viii wipe out the disgrace next sat
urday night when an attempt VIII be
made e reopen the play.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30
I LIQUID FIRE:

liquid fire to bedbugs. ants.
reaches and ffeas is what the new. chefni-
cal discovery really is. alth0u III Tiers II
no danger or no dana &c to BE done bv
using It 70 your springs. furniture Ill
as Pesky Devils Quietus. ~ is. q. cnsts
a9c. but this few. cents will have tire
power Of Kidding your house or bedhugs
ants, reaches and fieas If YOU purchase
= - g r. =. O. Is used ard reeom-
mended by The leading Hospitals ana
Railroad Companies as the safest and
quickest way Of Kidding the nesky bed
bugs. ants. reaches.
Special Hospital size 50 50-rnakes fvA
Ealtons-your druggist has il or ear pro-
cure II Tor YOU or sent PREPAID either
re % Your address on receipt Of price
~ The owl Chemical Co. Terre Haufe
ma The success of F. H. Q. has caused
lmitators to have been prosecuted. ned
never peddled.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30
HOOL|GANS
lombard
i. S. ACTRESS

LON DON April 30.-The British press
and public Joined today in severely con
demning the organized Hooliganism
which broke up Laurette Taylor's show
one Night in Rome" at the Garrick
theatre last night. Several newspapers
take particular pains 10 point out that
the demonstrations was not to he inter
preted as "anti-American feeling"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30
g0THER GRAY'S POWDERS
REkEflI MANY cHl n2EE

Thousands OF mothers have found
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an excel
lent remedy for children complaining or
headaches. colds. feverishness. stomach
troubles and other irregularities from
which children suffer during these DAYS
and excellent results are accommodated
by its use Used by mothers for over 80
years Sold by Druggists everywhere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30

i, HOMIE RUNS b. Paskert and Robin
son contributed to Jim Vaughn's nice
victory over the Cardinals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES

Austin. ); Crane, /.
Sem. "A; Waller. ..
Hyde Park. ~; Wendell Phillips :.
Marshall. /: Mckinley 4
Harrison Tech. 10; Lake View, o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30
TAGGING ALL THE BASES
By JACK VEIOCK
|. N. S. Sports Editor

HERO FOR 4 DAY-Ciaude Williams
Of tie White sox The little southpaw
pitched a two-hit game against the hard
hitting Cleveland Indians and won for
t'hics so.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-30

RIDING on the wings or gust Of
wind that toyed With II and tossed il
about, zack Wheat's Texas rangers over
Fleteber's head led to the three Brook
In luns and victory over the Giants.
WALTER JOHNSON is Not goirs
back The Yanks will testify that the
uncomfortable Walter is just as unhi
able Is ever
The TIGERS osght Il feel natural.
having lost eleven straight games. A.
50 Theron Of the Brownies banked d.
troit with fNe hits.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
father to demand justice for the
wrong done.

father to demand justice for the
wrong done.
At the Inn Of the Dove. near
the old Gutierrez Rancho, Harry
meets Maruja, beautiful daughter
OF Donna Marta Gutierrez, whom
his father had cheated out of most
OF her land, and falls in love with
the senorita after she had rescued
him from death at the hands Of Pc
REQ. a superstitious retainer Of the
family. Pereo is a fanatic ON the
subject of an old Indian prophecy
that foretold disaster to the Gut
tierrez family if. a daughter Of the
house should marry one Of another
blood.
Harry's skinflint father is found
murdered and he is accused of the
crime by q jealous lover of Maru-
jas. Incited by the half-crazed
Pereo, the natives are about to
lynch Harry, when a strange and
unusual incident, which throws the
superstNious natives into a panic,
occurs. and Harry escapes and sue
ceeds in making his way to his riv-
ais cabin where Maruja is held
prisoner. In the cabin a desperate
fight ensues, which ends with the
rescue Of Maruja by Harry from his
rival.
Warner is given full scope for
his rare dramatic ability, playing
the double role of DR.. West and
Harry, and to each characterization
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

Colonial theatre, toeether With
thousands OF theatres the coun.
ny over. enter into drive for -.
ter motion pictures.
The whole week. beginning Sent
9. VIII be devoted exclusively b
Paramount productions, and Nan.
ager Slenker announces that ID
has secured the seasons greateat
successes and what 10 probably
the greatest program Of pictures
ever offered in any one theatre in
one week.
Starting tomorrow and continu.
Ing for two days George H. Mel.
ford's production, The Sea Wolf,'
will be shown.
The story is by Jack London
and needless to say is one of the
greatest stories ever brought to the
screen.
On Tuesday and Wednesday
Thomas Meighan, Gloria Swanson
Bebe Daniels, Theodore Koslof and
all-star cast will be seen in Cecil
=. DeMille's colossal spectacle
why Change Your Wife?' Staged
with all the beauty, luxury. ORA
matte fire and action characteristic
OF this great director.
Starting Thursday and continu-
ing two days, Adolph Zukor pre-.
sents Lionel Barrymore in Fred.
erick Lands celebrated story
1.-THE COpperhead." Powerful and
compelling, an inspiring story that
grips the heart.
Last but not least comes William
s. Hart, who will be seen on Sat
urday and Sunday in the delightful
comedy-drama, John Petticoats.
A play in which Bill Hart is seen
as burly lumberjack who inherits
a modiste shop. Can you imagine
Bill Hart selling lingerie? To miss
this production Is to miss Bill
Harris most enjoyable offering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
Bret Harte's Tale
Gray Wolfe Ghost
4 at Rialto Tonight

H. B. Warner, the famous Robert
son-Cole star, has virile and col
orful vehicle in "The Gray VOLTS
Ghost" a screen adaptation of Bret
Harris exciting tale Of early Cali
fornia days, which appears at the
Rialto theatre today.
The fascination and glamour of
Harte's characters are graphically
portrayed, and the story has lost
none Of its gripping intensity in its
screen adaptation.
The action of the play begins
when Harry West, whose father had
deserted him and his mother many
years before. foes in search of his
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04


number Of .songs but ~Dardanellas
il undoubtedly his biggest hit. In
vaudeville he u assisted ~ .
dainty da1suese whom he ha1
christened Miss Dardaaella. OAR
danellA WA the nickname he care
his partner and Il IL from this
nickname that - christened his
song. With IN elaborate setting
the two are Offering IN unusual rou-
tine Of song and dance. one that 10
cleverly and handsomely presented
and well executed.
Pep is the motive power used
by Bob Murphy and Elmofe White
to propel q load Of tunes and
laughs and there Is % much OF this
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04


pep In this pair tAat 80 af6sl
to carry their pack with sese -
with high speed. Thsoo bo59 AaN
cheerful personalities Their vcico4|
are better than good ard thsy hays
been careful and very fortunate tn
selecting their songs With the -
suit that there Il melody IN sh6lf
tunes and fun IN their 1aughes
Dewitt YOUNG 4 Sister, the college
boy juggler and fair coed: Panlin4
Saxon 4 Sis IN .rollies Of vsude.
Vile" and the usual late K1nO-I
grams and Topics Of tn Day.
There will be three shows MOO
day, Labor day, al we'll - Sunday
all seats being reserved. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

third annual Paramount
IN b. celebrated at the Ma
iS0atrs beginning Sunday.
s11ay. Monday and Tuesday
1879 viii b given I send Off
Horcthy Gish IN Little Miss
1ison~ and . Sunshine comedy,
Glxhts Without Z Bar Room. "
ssrdsy and Thursday brings
sssf Wsshburn In Mrs. Tenn
Telegram. On Friday and
S,1ay Robert Warwick will ap-
sss7 q Thou Art the Man." to-
.s1.e With q "Pathe Review" and
v1oa Holmes Travelogue.
sssilfIe Miss Rebellion" Is one Of
y 1900 pictures Paramount ever
.sxs 4or Miss Gish. 1T IL . sweep
- "A fast running romance Of q
~ municipality which has for its
-. character an alert young wo-
- vho fails a number Of revolu-
~ Ralph Graves. who had the
ssdine role in Sporting Life. as
~ Miss Gish and George Seig-
...r AZ "The Birth Of q Nation al
I - IN important role.
robert Warwick succeeds In max
- thoroughly appealing figure
z ne hero in Thou Art the Man. "
| ~ highly dramatic photoplay at
x. Majestic theatre Friday and
saturday.
The scene Of the film is South
africa, Myles Calthospe, q young
English soldier Of fortune, is con-
sected with Solomon and Brum-
nc. who are carrying on a bust
~ in stolen diamonds under the
mise Of ostrich raising. Suspecting
sbem. Calthorpe leaves and in Cape
Town meets and falls in love with
Ioan Farrant. She secures him q
Is with her brother. Farrant is
sl,o q diamond smugg1er and uses
hans attraction for Calthorpe to
make the latter his innocent agent.
Calthorpe is caught with the goods
and imprisoned for three years.
Keeping silent rather than betray
tho girl.
Meantime. her mind has been
uoisoned against him. Seeing CAL
horne after his release, she de-
nounces him as an ex-convict, but
later the truth comes out, and she
Il rlsd to confess her reborn love
NJ him. Lois Wilson plays the
heroine's role with skill and grace.
Clarence Burton, l.. M. Dumont
md c. H. Geldart are excellent in
heavy" parts. Margaret Turn
bull adapted the story from a novel
b. r. E. Mills Young. 1t is a Para
mount Aircraft picture and was d.
sected by Thomas Heffron.
mrs. Temples Telegram" is a
screen comedy about jealous wives,
innocent husbands, and a design
ing "vamp." As an added starter,
there is an Italian manicure artist
who wears his heart on his sleeve
and parades under the name of
John Brown. Bryant Washburn is
tho star at the Majestic Wednesday
end Thursday.
This Is the same famous farce
mat has amused stage patrons of
two generations. 1t is the work of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

manager ScharnDerg announces
anung and musical hfll Tor -
Palace starting Sunday mstinee ~
eoec1al Labor day program. and
1fOmises 70 b . sure dre ahov ali
~ way through |
me Melody Garden il . spectac-
musical Offering in which six
anractive young women dispor1
tneeneelves most effectively. This
sextet q loveliness is in reality {
band. They are all musicians and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04
Rock Island Joins in the third annual drive for better
motion pictures

Paramount has le@ even finer pictures in
store for you in the new season that opens on
September 5th. The theatres that will show
,h.,. ,.w Paramount p;ct,sres n III. twelve
months to come are inviting you to join \ the
celebration.
Paramount Week is the time when there is
proof q plenty that there is an abundance OF
good pictures. 1t marks the opening of the
fall season-the refreshing indication that the
hot weather is over and the best show-time
Of all the year is here again
All the best theatres are showing Paramount
Pictures this week. Celebrate by eoinEl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-04

he adds the distinction Of his mag
netic personality.
Rita Stanwood. In private life,
Mrs. Warner. plays opposite her
distinguished husband in the role
of Maruja. Others In an excellent
cast are Maxim Sais, Hector v, Sar-
no, Edward Piel, Violet Schram and
George Field.