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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30
HELIX MATRON GUEST
OF HONOR AT PARTY
CEast Oresonian Specially

HELIX, April 3O.--A number OF
local Eastern Stan members were
guests of Bushee Chapter of Pendle-
ton Tuesday evening, at which time
Mrs, Ida NJ Umbach, worthy matron
of Oregon, paid her official visit to
Bushee chapter. Those present from
Helix We're Mr.. and Mrs. George
Piper, Mr.. and Mrs 4. F. Mcintyre
Mesdanes l. L. Tozier VIM. Albee.
IN I. Morrison, Leola Eheler and Miss
tl4la Ault.
/ Mrs. Harry Rose and Mrs Clifford
KenIaii were hostesses Thursday even
ling when they entertained in honor of
their mother, Mrs. y. Kendall. The
affair was in the nature of surprise
Mrs. Kendall's' birthday. The even
ing was spent most pleasantly in
games and music and later refresh
ments which included large BIRTH
day cake, were served.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Thomas and
Mrs. Chas. Alspach were Walla Wal
la visitors Thursday.
The L. ID. Clark home was the
scene Of pleasant gathering Sunday
when they entertained number of
guests at dinner. Those present were
s. o, Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. /. +. John
son and daughters, Viola and Doris,
Mr. and Mrs Russell Harvey and
daughter Pauline Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. CLARK
Jr., and daughter Airline, Miss Iva
Xerba, Leslie DoIlarhide and Ebert
Clark.
On Wednesday evening Ionic Chap
ter, o. +. s., Held a special meeting to
receive Mrs. Ida UInDach, worthy
grand matron of Oregon, who came
to pay the local chapter her official
visit.
Fred Noes and Ebert Tate of the
Helix Bank. were Pendleton visitors
Thursday evening.
On Monday afternoon the members
of the grades Of tho Helix school
held tryout for the county declama
tory contest which is to be held in
Peudleton May 9Th. Those chosen
were MabIe Davidson and Marvin
.Albee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30

The school principal, in turn, pub
fishes the lists in school papers and
bulletins so that many school children
In that city have the opportunity of
taking home each week the list of en-
dorsed films soon to be played in near
by theatres, This gives the family the
power of selection. If this service
were extended to all school boards in
the country, the demand for this type
OF film would be almost overwhelming,
There is no doubt that producers
would then turn their attention to the
production of wholesome films be.
cause of their increased popularity
and consequent increased profit
The muvies are worthy Of our at
tention. 1t is possible to reconstruct
them so that they will be an aid to
civilization rather than menace.
The American public is urged to
sseek ont and support by its patron.
age, wholesome motion pictures, many
of which are being shown in the thea
tres of the country.
NQke--PQrents may obtain informa-
ton about endorsed motion picture
films by writing to the National Mo-
tion Picture League, 3S1 Fourth Ave,
New York City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30

his parents We're persuaded to pur-
chase one for him. The chief ambition
of the little fellow is to learn to play,
and the violin when it is not in use, is
being carefully guarded, wrapped
tenderly and placed upon high shelf,
He will probably become a musician
but If he doesn't he is better and finer
for having experienced that longing TO
be better than his environment.
1t is necessary for thinking people
TO exert every energy to turn this
potent medium of entertainment,
amusement and education into chan
lelS for good
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30
Positive Teaching Superior to Negative Teaching
d, Ndc Il M,oda rcnt. Natlona Motion rcnre Icngue.

permitted 10 see a carefully prepared
phOtuplay of a very fond mother whose
craving for a son who should have the
soul of music was AT last realized one
OF her children showed an intense
longing for a violin With a delicacy
aud fresse rarely found in motion pic.
tHres. the struggle and final triumph
of this musician was portrayed ana
a desire to be something other than
commonplace was the deep impression
made upon the audience. This inn
preston upon the child of seven took
definite shape in an intense desire for
"a violin too,--So great that at last
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30

Advance information on worth while
films in the form Of current weekly
lists. coming into the home each week,
assiss parents in their selection of
motion picture recreation for them
selves and their children. The lists
of films should be selected by persons
having no financial connection With
the motion picture industry, who have
a wide knowledge in psychology, ana
definite experience in social work,
In one of our largest cities the
school hoard has contracted for spec
tally prepared weekly lists of endorsed
films for every principal in the city
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-30

"Why Aston said his mother, ~
40 believe that you are teaching your
parrot To swear
mo. I'm not, Mother Aston re-
piled I'm just teuIng it what It
mlstn't say
And 40 do many moyies' They tr
TO teach what not ta do, instead of
presenting stories Of descent, whole
rome living. with its thrills and laugh
ter and yigur
Negative teaching does harm, rath-
rr than good Positive stories which
entertain, amuse and educate, are be-
coming the much-soueht-out movie ot
today
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CHAIN of three stores Tor sale; all well
established and bringing splendid incomes
owner forced 10 change climate, otherwise
would not consider selling; unusual oppor-
tunity for person WITH capital and executive
ability. Address =. o. Box 66o. schenectady,
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wANTED-BRANcH MANAGER.

An opportunity is offered an experienced,
with n national selling organization TO man.
age New York branch; energy. good person.
aiity, initiative. ability 20 employ and handle
automobile accessories or tools are essential
qualifications. Position requires ability 20
finance own operations. This In real OPEN
Ing for man with small amount OF capital
10 get into n high grade business under his
own control, with an income Of $1,000 10
SIC. 600 per year assured. Give phone number.
O 24i Herald. Herald 50.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

DOUBLE and small room for couple and
child (6). desirable: board included; refer
ences. G a13 Herald. Fulton st.
wANTED-Adioining rooms. west side. for
$40 month"; gentleman and sister; refer
ences. Q 234 Herald. Herald square.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.


HARBOR VIEW HALL,
90 Daniel Law terrace, St. George S. I.
Three rooms private BATH hotel service re-
fined atmosphere: excellent meals; Is minutes
TO down town. Phone Tompkinsville l429.
Long Island.
ROOM and board for gentlemen: excellent
home cooking; refined surroundings: two
minutes from Broadway station. FLUSHING
GARAGE. Phone Flushing 04S9.
sUBLEASE ROOM IN EXCLUSIVE BOARD
ING HOUSE TO COUPLE OR TWO GEN
TLEMEN. TELEPHONE FAR ROCISAwAY
westchester.
GLENwooD LODGE.
Two splendid mansions linked together: UP
to date plumbing. decorations, eectrification,
furnishings; delightfully."- overlooking PAIL
sades. Hudson; garage; half hour Grand
Central; street car close; airy rooms; pri-
forts best Service II years exnersncn nonr so
single. $50 to $40; double. $40 to s75 per
week week., references so and interview required.
ers. Telephone Yonkers 5414.
MAPLEHURST FARM.
Croton Falls. N. Y. Build yourself up in the
country; all improvements. heat; SIS
Phone Croton Falls. 81
private family: VIII rent to married couple.
234 n. Regent St. Port Chester. N. Y. Phone
FORT Chester 1915.
ROCKLAND MANOR.
ROCKLAND Av.. NIAMARONECK. N. Y.
Ideal winter nome; electricity. hot water
heating. baths s15 per week. upward.
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINING.
Excellent table; cows. chickens and
garage; good committing distance.
TELEPHONE MAMARONECK 665.
THE GREENRIDGE INN.
high class. exclusive little inn In the heart
of beautiful Westchester; particular place
for particular people. accustomed to prices
consistent with the comforts and refinements
of residential life: ideal environment: ex-
press trains every 10 minutes: 81 minutes
from Grand Central. without stop; commut-
er,s ticket only $40 monthly. Address
avs. White Plains. N. Y. or telephone 1914.
TWO large. well heated rooms; also single
room; three minutes from two stations;
residential section: best home cooking; rea-
sonable. 12G Sickels av., New Rochelle,
N. Y Phone so6oJ.
THE VAN V.lLEN sANAToRIUNI, Yonkers.
N acknowledgements treatment for
mental. nervous. functional disorders and
addictions; also receive patients needing
care. with or without treatment; booklet
upon request. Telephone 3a21 YonlSors.
THE .PEPPERDAY.
Main st. and Echo av., New Rochelle.
Superior family hotel; open year round:
steam heated; 35 minutes Grand Central
Terminal. Phone New Rochelle 2064
VALHALLA MOUNTAIN HOUSE,.
valhalla. N. Y. westchester county: Nele-
phone White Plains 1865; 45 minutes from
Grand Central; excellent board: warm
rooms mountain air: outdoor skating spe-
cial rates for commuters, week enders.
WEEKLY RATE $20-$25.
DAY RATE. 50 and SO.
New York.
CHILDRENS COUNTRY HOME.
Near New York City.
II through business domestic difficulties
you are unable TO give your children essen
tial attention and training. they can find
the happiness and health they so need amid
beautiful surroundings and away from city
dangers
Mothers care, breathing exercises, training
of temper and proper food. Reasonable rates.
Unlike institution.
DR. FAUST,
Valley Cottage, n. Y.
Phone Congprs
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pRESSMAI<ER. thoroughly competent. day,
week: private; fine filter. remodeller; city,
country: best references. 20o Herald.
Herald So
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WANTED Ep.-Tnformation Of tho whereabou'
of MIR. Jack Phillips, the auctioneer. who
vas IN Los Angeles In 1904 and was n per.
onal friend OF Mr.. william n. McElroy
. Providence, ". T. Any news OF his where
pbouts. for purely personal reasons. viii L.
gratefully received by Mrs. WILLIAM y
McELROY. i5i Central Park West, Ne,
YORK city. N Y
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New Jersey.

New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE-Very high class boarding
house: single and connecting rooms. ex-
elusive section. Inquire GA East Park ST..
East Orange. N. J.
GRAY GABLES,
Lakewood. n. j.; homelike. cheerful: for
refined people.
Z. ]. GROVER.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases also for AGED PEOPLE,
CHRONIC INVALIDS, with weakened mem
tality, requiring more attention than can be
given at home, offer pleasant. cheerful
sanatorium, large modern house. spacious
grounds, automobile. wheel chairs, attentive
nurses. experienced physicians.
LYNwOOD LODGE. ENGLEWOOD, n. ].
ORANGE, n j.. Central Av.. 44G-Large.
light double rooms; home privileges; home
cooking. ideal for couples or gentlemen; fine
location convenient to trolley and railroad.
Phone Orange 3S02J
PINE VIEW,
Lakewood, ". J.-Dletary laws. Tel. Lake
wood 1908. l.. LEINWAND.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOARDERS WANTED.


BEAUTIFUL private house, one floor or
rooms to bachelors or business couple;
meals If desired; splendid cook, valet In
house. Tel. Schuyler 56o1
BOARDERS wanted or 3 gentlemen. Call
Sunday. 21o +. 95th St
CHRISTIAN child taken on board: mother ;
care: private home. Phone Woodlawn 1852.
MANHATTAN Av.. $50 tfi5th) Warm front
parlor. running water, with board, reason
able: references.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 500 corner 104th.-Mn-
lionaire's mansion remodelled. family
hotel: elevator: every room bath and tele-
phone: hotel service; refined Hebrew sur
ioundings Hungarian chef.
SECLUSIVE. The Blue Gate, have no sign,
342 Lexington; best lunch In town. Csc. :
dinner. 81 open Sunday.
53D ST, 64 W.-Large room, with bath;
also slngle room: references.
lent cuisine, convenlences. Schy. 1888. JAY.
sgd. I24 w.-spacious parlors. lounge; steam
heat; rooms. single. en- suite.
10TH ST. 1G6 w.-Comfortable single room.
with board. Telephone Academy 2511.
122D. 15o w.-Comfortable furnished room;
conveniences. electricity: excellent table:
private; Jewish.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
FORT GREENE PL.. 12s-one minute Gen.
tral Y. NJ. G. A. and all subways: nice.
large room cozy and warm good table: also
room for few table guests. Tel. Pros. 9130.
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Valley Cottage. n. J
Phone Congers 81.

WOMAN wishing to live in country with mid
die aged woman VIII find modern improve
ments, beautiful surroundings, IN Ellenville.
\. Y; rate reasonable. For particulars
write box % 1915 Sd ay,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER wanted, with or without services
to enter established concern with great pos
siblities; experienced salesman with cap
ital preferred; references exchanged. X 1856
Herald Herald so.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED TO market through our established
clientele large issue OF first class stock
bonds; funds must be for legitimate
treasury purposes. LEGITIMATE, Box $40
Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

lin apartment, West Nineties, parloT one
or two bedrooms; attractive, refined sur
roundingsi all conveniences; southern ex-
posure; business gentlemen or married
couple; references required. o 200 Herald.
Herald so.
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Connecticut.

NEW CANAAN, CONN,
(the Ardsley) open year round; rooms with
or without bath. hone MRS. J. NJ. SILL
MAN.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

A-HOTEL HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK.
100 East f15th ST.. o02 East S4th ST.; Brook
lyn. % Smith st.--Gentlemen only: newly fur
nished; weekly transients: 81 up; also Park
Hotel. 1920 Park av.. at 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

MANHATTAN AV.. 372-2 front connecting
rooms and smaller room; all Gonveniences
business men preferred. FERGUSON.
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HAHBOH Nv HALL,
20 Daniel Law terrace, st. George S. I.
Three rooms. private bath. hotel service: re-
fined atmosphere: excellent meals: 25 minutes
to down town. Phone Tompkinsville 1929.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

MI. NORRIS PARK, "a W.-Large double
room. heat. electricity; refined surrounding.
PARLOR and bedroom, kitchen. single beds (:
homeiife; references. Telephone 0946 River
side
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
HOTEL NOAlIs.

MANHATTAN Av., 40S, apt. 52-Comfort-
able furnished room, bath adjoining; no
other roomers; private entrances elevator:
gentleman; Sc.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


BORG buys diamonds, old gold. silver. piati-
mum, antiques. bronzes, pawn tickets: es
'stes pougm. i46 West 23d St
I pay es% more than any one for your fur
niture. rugs. pianos. paintings. BAfSLEY.
tia University place fStuyvesant 22psD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

OMPLETE factory. located in Manhattan,
thoroughly equipped with modern precision
iachines for tool instrument and machine
roductton; established good will 2h years.
roprietor retiring, will sell for 10000. op-
portunity 20 secure exceptional facilities
use v Pei Herald. Fulton a.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ARTIST Qady) wants warm, light room,
housekeeping, 10Th to Washington square.
east 96th. av. preferred: terms, references.
A. MCCALL. care Crowell. 3S1 4th
QUIET. comfortable room, heated. running
water, for professional. responsible couple;
downtown preferred. X 173 Herald Her
aid so.
WANTED-By refined young English couple
two furnished rooms or one large one and
bath and kitchenette; elevator or not more
than flights of stairs; must be in vicinity
Of Lexington to 9th avs, Add to 59th SITS.
IS Herald, Herald 50.
WANTED by business man, furnished room
modern conveniences, private family. West
Side, below Doth ST.. state price. X 1872 Her
aid. Herald 80.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

PARTNER wanted with 5000 in
hardwood timber business; excep-
tional opportunity Address SOUTH
AMERICA, X 175 Herald, Herald SO.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

IF Mr.. n. ~ Metal who formerly lived at
253 Washington st, Hrooklyn, will com
way, he will learn something to his ad-
vantage.
INFORMATION wanted OF NJ Wicker. la~'
heard % YEAR, ago, Hanover ffousc. Brook
ivn. Q 243 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

PARTNER for old established insurance
business capable to take full charge as Of
flee manager and cashier. Address p. o.
box 10, Station J.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks 20.

COOk.-Young. refined colored woman d.
sires position. cook or working house,
Keeper; experienced. intelligent: excellent
@ @suuh-Waitre references. G. W., care A.
Nllllams. 21o w. 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

REFORE organizing under stock corpora
tion act write me: have broader plan; bot
ter protection. Particulars. HAIGHT, us
iHl Broadway.
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Long Island.

ROOM and board for gentlemen; excellent
home cooking: refined surroundings; two
minutes from Broadway station. FLUSHING
GARAGE. Phone Flushing 04S9.
sUBLEASE ROOM IN EXCLUSIVE BOARD
ING HOUSE TO COUPLE OR TWO GEN
TLEMEN. TELEPHONE FAR ROCISAWAY
1851.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

PROMOTER wanted at once; private office
with corporation at 42d ST.. now manufac-
turing big assets. large profits. X l03 Her
aid. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-16

wANTED-rnformation M 10 the heirs o.
tsaac ~. Underhili, OF whom wa
named John r. Underhill another Daniel X.
underhili. and another, Mrs Abby =. Skin
ner. Said Isaac n. Underhili was alive In
Sow YORK IN fe45. Address CHARLES y
lRowNE. 100 Broadway. Room sos. Nee
York city. IN
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Dressn.aKers. seamstresses s. MilIiners.

ARTISTIC, by day. pretty gowns quickly
gotten up with Partisan smartness. evening
frocks, wraps. tailored dresses. chic fit,
hand work remodel like new; clothes for
the South also reasonable. Phone S67 Acad-
emy, evenings after o.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Nue.

Wtst Sfdt.
SAITH ST. 11a E.-Light sitting room an,
bedroom. suitable for business couple. Cal
sunday. ROTH.
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dressmaker's helper Call Circle 2730, Sun
day from 2 to 3 =. NJ. and Monday 10 to
IL A. NJ. 141 West SD ST., city,
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West Side.

FAMILY OF two. occupying select private
house. will rent suite of two large rooms
and bath. suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Audubon 4317.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
CAN REMEMBER
ALL BUT NAMES
rnnsuaI Loss of Memory Of Dav-
export Man After Undergoing
Operation.

Davenport physicians and out
of-town specialists are discussing
Ia leading medical journals, the
remarkable case of z. ]. Carthey,
2125 LeClaire street, Davenport,
who after an operation at a Dav-
export hospital two weeks ago. in
which his tonsiis. adenoids and
turbinates were removed, has man
Tested a total loss of memory.
He cannot recall his own name,
that of his wife and son, nor the
name of the corporation for which
/ he is a salesman, the Standard Oil
company.
Taken out for a ride in friends
machine, he knew the car was
something to ride in, but did not
remember it was called an automo-
bile.
He uses adverbs and preposi-
tons. but noun or a proper name
Is beyond him Before the opera
ton he had been troubled with
rheumatism and tonsiiids. These
have disappeared but the name
cell" in his brain refuses to func-
ton
Physicians say a blood clot is in
process of absorption, and when II
has disappeared Carthey will re-
member names as well as for
merry.
His business record shows that
be is a man of exceptionally strong
and active mind.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

The story deals with a novelist
VINO makes wealthy marriage anu.
finding himself on Easy street. his
ambition wanes and he develops
into a drone. His wife quits him
and he sinks into the depths, but Is
finally regenerated after a series OF
interesting events. Gladys George.
a beautiful and talented actress. IS
the leading woman and heads a
capable supporting cast, including
Lila Lee. The picture was directed
by Tom Forman and it is in every
respect one well worth seeing
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

The scenes of this play move
back to the days before the Civil
war, and II is a plot that is enacted
BY well talented people. Mr.. Lehr,
as a blackface, is even more OF a
riot than in the role of silly
country boy. Much praise is due
Miss Ruth Mack. playing a colonial
maid back in the colonial days.
She will bring tear and then
smile.
Mrs. Ina Lehr depicts the part OF
the old black nanny and deserves
much credit for her capability IN
this particular part. Bill Elliott is
the old colonel and also deserves
much credit. George Hunter,
sweet young lover from the north,
displays his talents in a very cap
able manner. The Right Now
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
ADJUSTMENTS
At the C0lum bia.

''Tarzan,- the sensational mys-
terry act of the season, has the pre-
mier position on the Columbia bill
starting tomorrow. The origin Of
man is still more or less scientifi-
cally in doubt. The "Tarzan" spe
cies is a decided doubt. There is,
however. no doubt about the super
fine quality of amusement he Of
fers nor of the sensation he Gre
ates.
Other acts on the bill are Hugh
Herbert G. Co., presenting a com
edy Mind Your Business" Zuhn
& Dreis billed as "Dementus Amer
icanos Habitat North America" Ed
and Berdie Conrad in Honey
Songs" Billy Aloha with his as
sistant. Gladys Vailea, presenting
Hawaiian melodies and dances.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

how many men will buy Is suits of
clothes at one time? AS far as can
be learned, Wallace Reid is the only
man who enjoys this unique distinc-
ton. His mark of 16 suits AT one
order is said to be the record in this
respect 1t was just part of the
preparatory work in connection
with the filming OF Cecil B. De
Miles latest Paramount picture.
THE Affairs OF Anatol," now play
ing at the Fort Armstrong.
Mr.. Reid plays the role of Ana
toll in the all-star cast which in
cludes Gloria Swanson. Elliott DIX
ter, Wanda Hawley, Bebe Daniels,
Monte Blue. Theodore Roberts,
Agnes Ayres. Theodore Kosloff.
Raymond Hatton, Julia Faye and
Polly Moran. "Anatol' is a Young
maa-about-town, of considerable
means and carelessly fashionable in
his attire The screen wardrobe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
n The Rial,o.

Notable casts have always been
features of productions by Cecil B.
DeMille, but in Male and Female, =
the aramount-Aftcrart screen YER
sion of Sir James VI. Berries fam
Gus play, The Admirable Crich-
ton." the master director has fairly
outdone himself For the important
roles in this picture. which will be
at the Rialto theatre on Thursday,
some of the most prominent play
ers in filmdOm have been as
sembled. Thomas Meighan. lead
ing man for Billie Burke, Margue-
rite Clark, and other stars, has the
part of Crichton, the extraordinary
English butler who becomes prac-
tically a king. Gloria Swanson.
who scored SO decisiyely in For
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28
At The Spencer Square.

The good luck star, Thomas
Meighan. has another good luck
vehicle in The Easy Road" his
latest Paramount picture which
will be presented at the Spencer
Square for three days beginning to-
morrow The picture fairly bristles
with action and it may safely be as
sumed one of the best in which this
virile screen star has appeared in
several months.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-28

Better. For Worse" is Lady Mary.
the lords daughter who falls in love
with Criehton. Lila Lee, Paramount
Aircraft star. is her servant-maid
rival Theodore Roberts has
characteristic role. Others in the
cast are Raymond Hatton. Bebc
Daniels, Mildred Reardon, Robert
Cain, Edna Mae Cooper, and Guy
Oliver.