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scene from 'Ine EscApEA en .Ne. FAST FREleHTs

fired, but she escaped injury. The con-
stable, passing. heard her shrek. The
tramps run. The constable followed.
They were too smart for him, how
ever. Reaching the railroad cut, they
waited for the train. Helen seeing
them board the train. swung over tho
edge of the railroad bridge and, shin
ming down n rope, landed on the roof
of the last freight car. The trainmen,
warned by her, ran forward to capture
the thieves. One escaping. was caught
by Helen in as pretty tackle as ever
came out of Harvard-Yale football
game. The two grappled, swayed--
and fell or. Into the river, too! Hell
en- did not mind a little thing like that,
however She went right on fighting.
The trainmen finally came to her res
cue and all was well.
+. S.-Shc got her job back.
This is the story Of ''The Dangerous
Expedient.' the last Of "The Hazards
of Helen series. Don't miss 1t. Lots
of fighting. Helen Holmes at her best.
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Great shubert Photoplay with
! Wilton Lackaye Showing
at the 0rpheum.

Wilton Lackaye, one OF Americas
foremost actors, is presented today at
the orphenm theater in picture play
OF his greatest stage triumph, THE
Pit" produced in five reels by Shu-
berts stars. 1t is seldom that an
original cast is pictured in as great
stage success as The Pit but in
this exciting Wall Street play, we see
Wilton Lackaye, leading the original
Broadway cast. including Gail Kane
and Milton Sills, real two dollar
show for ten cents. Watch for Shu.
bert day every Tuesday a delightful
keystone comedy is also shown today
In 'Hogan's MISSY job" =
Tomorrow the eighth installment of
the great Universal serial story will
be shown, entitled "The Master Key
The story was written by John Elem
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To show that she. had fully. recoys
cred from the long spell of illness
that kept her from the screen. Miss
Miss Nilsson appears as Anna, the
nerve and daring in "fhe Engineers
(Continued on page s,
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White Oak Four harmony singing
male quartet.
Z A packed house witnessed the open
ing performance of the Palace Play
ers in the great Sherlock Holmes
story, "The Sign Of the Four" last
night. This is considered the best
Sherlock Holmes story that Sir Conan
Doyle ever wrote and judging from
the performance last night every one
must agree that 1t is. The company
was splendidly cast. Mr.. Mayo as
Sherlock Holmes, Mr.. Dunseith as the
Scotland Yard detective, Mr.. Glanton
as Jonathan Small, the wooden legged
man. were all excellent. Miss Clan
ton as usual had the leading female
role and with the other ladies OF the
company appeared to their best ad-
vantage.
Two local boys made their theatre
cal debut last night and were heartily
applauded by their friends in the au-
dience. Fritz Cramer as Tonga and
Walter Miracle as Lal Chowdar and
afterwards as Jim Smith gave per-
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A single reel "Flying Az photoplay
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THE MAN WHO ONLY TOOK A
DRINK NOW and THEN

BE was compositor employed on a
daily newspaper. He admitted that he
drank. but always added. "only one or
two, now and them He was considered
the star" man of the place until drink
got the hest of him by gradually under
mining his nervous system. During a
political campaign, when everyone on the
sheet was worked 10 the limit, he took
4 drink more frequently.
For while the liquor seemed to lend
him renewed Sigor. but each time his
.dose'S Increased. and by the time the
campaign was over. he was no good TO
others or TO himself Alcohol might have
claimed another victim had not the editor
taken mn interest in the ease.
He was Immediately sent to the Kelley
Institute for treatment. Today he agaln
still the star man. il You arc arc Interested
and wish Information. address The Eccley
Institute. 4.4G Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh,
ia. Established ii years. lAdy).
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SICK Ecs,,aci,e,

Sick headache is nearly always caused by
disorders of the stomach. Correct them and
the periodic attacks Of sick headache will
disappear. Mrs. John Bishop of Roseville.
Ohio, writes: "Aboul year ago / was trou.
bled with indigestion and had sick headache
that lasted for two or three days at time.
! doctored and tried a number Of remedies
but nothing helped me until during one Of
those sick spells q friend advised me to take
S..:amberlain's Tablets. This medicine re.
lieved me in short time" For sale by
all Observation-Disclosures
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and judging from the enthusiasm dis
played by the audience the company
made decided hit. The comedy is
clean, bright and very funny. The
chorus is. all that could be desired,
being good looking and also good
singers and dancers. The musical
numbers are late song hits. The big
feature of the show is The famous
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sorship so greatly that the body is
now endeavoring to ascertain what
the photoplay public thinks of the
drama. Miss HOLSTERS work in this
production is undoubtedly the best
she has ever done. An Edison drama
THE Girl at the Key" is also shown.
Crawford and Humphreys Bon Ton
Musical Comedy Company opened to a
capacity house yesterday afternoon
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to be released soon, under the title
of ''she Never Knew" was produced
under the personal direction Of Thom-
as Ricketts, at the American studios.
The leading part features Louise Les
ter as Mrs. Conway. faithful mother
who, waiting 70 her Maynard son,
shoots him by mistake, and, not know
ing, continues to wait.
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formances that were worthy of pro-
fessionals. Mr. Beaudoin was ably
assisted by his gang Of street urchins
and kept everybody in roars Of laugh
ter.
The play will be repeated twice to-
day and again tomorrow evening
Messenger Boy 40. 42r is the offef-
ing for the last half OF the week. Miss
Jean Wardley will entertain after the
matinee Thursday and will be pleased
to meet her new friends. q
War" is the title OF two part
vitagraph featured on the Bijou thea
ter screen today. This one is COM
edy showing mixup in two house
holds. Flora Finch. Hughie Mack and
a bunch of live ones do funny stunts.
George AIDES fable, "Highfaluton
Lille and the Plain Parent. is anus
ing. Pathe Daily News No. shows
worlds doing and 1.-THE Adventures Of
Sammy Orpheus" closes the program.
Wednesday Klaw and Erlanger will
present Miss Irene Hcwley in a two
part production, The Lady of
Dreams When Way West, a poor
goyerness, walking in the park, found
an invitation to Mrs Van Stuyvesant's
masquerade ball she had no idea that
here was the magic wand which would
transform Cinderella into a princess.
1t is one of the most enchanting stor-
les ever told in motion pictures.
Healst-Selig News No. 3 and "a Bold
Bad Burglar" Kalem. comedy, Will
make nice evenings entertainment.
s''Du Barry" George Kleine's $685.
600 motion picture. has been booked
for Tuesday, February l6 at the Biiou
theater. Mr.. Kleine. whose wonder
fut Quo Nadiss and :, more. recent
Julius Caesar" injected fresh ideals
into film manufacture, has handled
"Dn Barry" with the same character
istic thoroughness and lavish expen-
diture which made his famous classics
so new and popular among all classes
/ in this country.
I Ali of the one hundred and fifty odd
settings in "Du Barry" were made
from water-color sketches, an unheard
of studio detail in the more CONNER
cialized American-made features. Mrs.
Leslie Carter and a cast OF players
who supported her so successfully
during the run of the historic stage
success, are seen in the film version.
They were gathered together at the
big Kleine studio in Turin. Italy, and
spent six months in the manufacture
OF the negative. The cast includes
Hamilton Revelle, who plays his ia
miliar role of Captain of the Guards;
Richard Thornton, who handles the
difficult and thankless part Of King
Iouis XIV; and Campbell Gollan, the
original Jean Du Barry
Big guns that hurl 1,400 pounds Of
projectiles twenty-five miles from the
newest super-dreadnaughts of our new
United States navy. constitute one Of
the interesting films to be presented
at the Robinson Grand February "a
at both matinee and night perform
ance by Lyman H. Howe. They were
photographed by Howe's camera men
by the authority OF Secretary OF the
Navy Josephus Daniels.
A single reel "Flying Al photoplay
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ORIGINAL CAST IS
SEEN IN THE PIT
ing Wilson and features Robert Leon
ard and Ella Hall.

10 .
A splendid Kalcm two part feature
is on today nj the odeon. 1t is THE
Scorpions Sting" featuring Miss Alice
Hollister. Probably no role portrayed
by Miss Hollister since "'The Vampire"
has afforded the Kalem leading lady
such a splendid opportunity as that
OF LYDIA Marston. in this splendid pic
ture. This is the production which
interested the National Board of Cen
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
NO SPECIAL IERn or COURT
Jstt. hia Will Net PIT Cmlty 7, EIrln
OF Sp:sy Trial OF Bandit

When shown the item in last
weeks Times relative to a special
term Of court at Evening Shade
some time in May or June for the
purpose Of trying l. A. Wilson, the
bandit, as was suggested by Prose-
cutting H, A. Northcutt, Judge J. B.
Baker said; Il will not call a spec.
ial term Of court to try Wilson. |
understand he is safe In the Mis-
souri, penitentiary, and II would be
too expensive to call a special term
Of court In May or June when the
regular term will convene in the
month Of August"
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
BRIDGE NOTICE

Ne;ies n ksFtby gives ;sA' ne saSrTns
Cssa;y is4gs q Sha;P css.I. AisiaHh y
rtcsirs fsalai bids fsr rssaa--s ias frraf' Us
sprinE river al wiliits-5 Arfi-sIS q; iis Vsil
ct5cs a, Hardy. u-iil AFrt = .EArA' 'nA'
Al tie ssorihE ps~ c. ~ srl.s' ass
moved as3 the Ee.d s5s ssa=i is ss Teiir'S y
Fvp laced With s;ssl e5s ssi=h Nr9'n =
On tie Sss,h si4s AID is'ty 'ssi C isa NraS
apprvshea 70 bs ,orn 60; AL ftslitrs va =
eye beams. and asproasses -sss ''ir'a =
ard eon,rae;or 10 bald p'sri Z e'oSv'' 6 =
and approaehes And ea;iFv tr1.r a'fr
oak lumber trs inehes. ;sa i'ssi ssisif'
tend across entire apprgasssa Kss sflsr
ss4et nth ,~o fstt Of sol rtih g go
With ,ro rsns Of s;ssl rsit C stts ~
The approaehes ard entire sr'ar' "
,rae, 10 BE- awarded the kves, res''''il~
who viii be required to give ses! 'a g.
suffsish, security foF the FtF!sFsia's ssH :
tract Work to bssia MAJ sSA l,s =
b. July iss. 1915 All The material % y
ed on the Efoand. except The iissA ~.
contractor will bs required 70 os''' d"
depo, a, WnRiord TO the bridge si's
VT Hofn. Cesau JAZZ
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
Local News

Mrs. VI. o. Smith is suffering
from al sttack d p1eJmo1ia.
A force d hands is engaged in
placing a De~ roof % the oOut
house
Nr. and Mrs. }. r Edwards enter
tsiDed d Dumber u the young
people Saturday night
Id Grady Vas a sufferer from Ia
grippe for several days this week,
but is able 10 be out again.
WANTED-We want to buy your
chickens and will pay highest mark
Il prices. Edwards Nero. CO.
The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs S. T. Barnett was i'll this week
Of tonsilitis, but is Dow improved
w. c. Snow returned Monday
from WillifOrd. where he lOoked
after business interests a few days.
Mrs. NJ. A. Coger was suffering
from Ia grippe the first part Of the
week, but is much improved at this
time.
Miss Kate Taylor returned Tues
day from Wiiliford. where she spent
several days with her sister Mrs.
Gus Orr
Ernest Wiles, good citizen Of
Davidson township, was here one
day this week attending 10 some
business.
j. j. Clayton was here Tuesday
and made final proof on his home.
stead near King Mills before Clerk
l.. A. BOyce.
Thomas HUtchisoD, q splendid
young man Of the Emery section
spent Sunday in Evening Shade
with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt Of
Davidson township were very
pleasant callers at the Record office
a few days ago
Allen Edwards returned 10 his
home at Batesyille Monday, after
having spent several days here with
his young friends
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
Jltn 4 SlIII,r 81. D,N

John A. Sullivan was born ApriI
~. 1851. in the state Of Georgia
He was married to RiIda Quarels
March Is, 1879. They moved to
Texas in 1890, and to Arkansas in
1903. To this union vas born six
children, four Of whom survive bin
They are Enoch, John Jr, JEFF, and
one daughter Mrs. Amelia East Of
POwhatan.
Uncle John was stricken with
paralysis March "a, 1915, and de-.
parted this life April 2, at his home
near Center lie was a good cid.
zen, one loved by all who knew
him, and one who will be Greatly
missed. Burial occurred at the
Center cemetery Sunday, April 4.
The bereayed wife and children
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the
entire community
A Friend
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
RAILROAD PROPOSITION FLUkD
GHs,l HxtiIt At NsMnk atEi,I Wa
Att.ri.i By suI D,aita

A large number Of delegates as.
sembled at Nelsonyille Saturday. at
which time it was proposed, &C.
cordine to previous statements
made by J. W. Myers, the alleged
promoter, TO perfect On organization
preliminary to the incorporation Of
a stock company, which company
was to construct and own an cleo
tric line through the counties OF
Lawrence, Sharp and lizard. A
large number Of delegates were
present, representing different sec.
tions Of these three counties.
The meeting ended in fiat failure,
at least 50 far as railroad prospects
are concerned. To make a long
story short, Promoter Myers at this
meeting asked that something like
$4,000 in cash be raised 10 be
used In the purposes Of incorpora-
ton, preliminary surveys, etc. and
that's where the proposed electric
line died quick and easy death.
Up until the NelsonyilIe meeting
1t had all along been Myers propo-
sition that the only thing the people
of the three counties had to do to
secure the road was to subscribe
mineral rights into the company,
and he would secure ample funds
to complete the line, Myers in
formed the Record week before last
that different capitalists and com.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09

panies were falling all over them
selves in their anXiousness to ad-
vance him the money TO build the
road as soon as the organization
should be perfected. Anyhow, when
Myers wanted money the delegates
wanted to 90 home.
So far as We know but very few
people in this section Of country
are really disappointed al the result
Of the NelsonyilIe meeting. because
il is only fair to say that very few
Of our people could see their way
clear to believe the line could be
built under the proposition advanc-
ed or TO place confidence in the
promoter.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
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When yc1 hsya : I'd. v,p v,..
the o1S na1icl= .i-csE-.sy,,,. :. :.
TO est nd q il III liz lsaz rs
zoas delay Ib=cs ~ narr n,
consider C1alte-.-E CsnT
Remedy UNSURPASSED NJ,
81-u4 Eliia 01ja. ssyx fus- s,,,.
NY da1ghtsr, R-.h rs sr-.s #
severe oold All o.-la n C,,.-.
beriai1's Cough Rzoa5y ~, pssr
aeo. ! have felt tD-T 5s.,sas :.
"ard the mao1:s.c-s,z If t,s
preparation lo.E .t -,rii,s =
quick 10 relieys Z c.lG n c1z
odd 70. sale 3! 4 3s,:lt.-s
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09

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Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that n F'i'.
a certain deed Of ,rus, 10 secure 'he " -.
a promissory note In sAid deed o. u.N ~, =.
executed b. c. c. Stewart ard L 4 S,'
wife. 10 Jasper Jgs,gi. sal DEED o. ".
dated March ). 1914. ard rseofdsa 10 -. ~, 4
~" a, page sl7 in the Re<otdsfi u ,a,
Southern District Of SHARP Cehnu, ,'a'.sI :
sA.d deed Of fus, conveying 'Ss wv
seribsd lands, to-wl,i 49,. q
The sou,hwes. part Of he sss" ~
Of the southwest, quarter Of set'''a
IS, North Range West more P'i'a. 49,, Il
seribed as follows, teswiii bet~. b.,.,, 4
southeas, corner Of the southeast ''A' I -
southwest quarter Of iad 'e''9h ~ ',s,.st
cas-, - yards thence north 90 y'I0. \, ~
a yards. thence south 40 ysFl' 70 y, :,
beginning, containing 3 acres ii''f,~ ',. ,,,,if
atei in the Southern District ei '''
state aforesaid. ,,,.., "
on account Of the absence oi ~ 8
grantee herein. being absent 'nd W.. - Y
ga, the object Of this trust the Sn'I. 4. N .
appointed I. J. Davidson a. 'fai't IA IN vsa
in accordance with the provision, =, =, '.,,se
Default having been made IN ". ,,,, d, n
said note amounting 10 the sum % =, :, - :
pal and interest, I, the undef'sn'1 m N
s,i,u,ei trustee, will offer for 's', ,.'.,,, vi
bidder a, public auction on sa' y. ,ral "
1915, for cash In hand, al the aou" QUIT, " :
the eour, house. in the district sos.1 .., ..l,s
aforesaid, the above described r ~ a. IN
tween the hours Of nine e'eloes :" Tnr,
and three o'clock In the sflerno0n ..ssl
Of said sale to bo applied TO the p,,iv 4, s.iv
costa and expenses Of sale 70 ", .,.i.s, :
said debt and interest and lhs '. 'as
" sa'' s''"' r j, pssidse'' y
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09

y. A Street Of Grange Was tran
sactina some business here t b e
latter part Of last week The Rec.
ord acknowledges pleasant visit
County Judge W. 7. Horn was
here from Cave City Wednesday
and Thursday attending to some
business affairs connected With bis
office.
Mack Thompson, one Of the Rec.
Ord's best friends in the POughkeeD.
sic section, was in 10 see us a feH
minutes lately while 10 town On
business.
Don't fail to bring your chickens
10 this store, where you are sure u
receive top prices. We have the
goods and want your chickens. I'd.
wards Nero. CO.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09

?. r. Holt. O1e d the Record :
eDod friends In Davidson tO~-nsLip.
sas boxing after some bushes: Z,
the cy1rt hoGse Tuesday.
Jack HsldfoId returned 10 bis
hOme At Bste:Yille Wednesday
after having spent several days here
Nth his brother. VI. H. Handfoid.
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Ss.5eE Is hs-ssy T5rt- IA; VII me-. IA a.
payers e The rE-19ls :gE-i,i;s 4 StEJ -@nH
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Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING
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To= P51Ed has ra1=iysd : So
s--i,ti91 roensl trUu 4 I RoCe,:
q StUzr 0tIs4 Mr. RoterA III.
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e-zsssd Il tLe e=lGrsl DarczL= (
J1s.0-S 4 S-Is-
T1is sex t1e eiltor q this pa-E.
siteg Z lsps@ d seya-sl years. -
Ies5d lis acquaintance siih -1e
ellis Ne fod they have ba Dooe
q tl=r o45-tile VieE o. sEliry u
deiTer Z c5ea1-cl- knockout pu1-tl
4 2. Garoer. Gen. 4 Clark. J. Z.
DTg~n sod VI. }. Cgyp ot CaEu
ROck 1elt Saturday night be-e-
Ieayiog tie foIgsins mGnins 70,
tbeir bones Ihey had beea 10
NelsolyilIe to attend the railroad
meeting
!. ". hlks. sh0 lives neaf this
p.ace, received through the mails 4
fe~ days ago Ole hundred pound:
d neat sent to him from Benton
BY his sgl al that place The post
age and insurance amounted tl
about one cent 4 pound
Ebert G0drin Of Melbourne
Frank Sesrayes Of Driftwood. Spen-
CT Hutchisgl Of Emery, Sam Hen
dersgn Of Evening Shade. J. "
Bruce Of Sidney and Mrs Ida Holt
Of King Mills are among those who
have paid Record Subscriptions this
week
The Cave City and Ash Flat
school teams played a game d
basket ball at this place last Satur.
day afternoon The game e Vas
quite an interesting one and was
witnessed By a large crowd Of our
people. The score was % to 6 in
favor Of the Cave City team.
Attys. John Bledsoe and Ebert
Goodwin Of Melbourne spent SatUr.
day night in Evening Shade, return
ing home from NelsOnyille. where
they had been to attend the rail-
road meeting It is quite probable
that Atty. Goodwin will enter the
race for prosecuting attorney next
year
WANTED-An industrious man
who can earn 500 per month and
expenses retailing our products to
farmers. Must have some means
for starting expenses and furnish
bond signed BY 2 responsible men.
Address " 7. Rawleigh Company,
Freepor, ILL.,, giving age, occupation
aud references.
The Pouehkeepsie correspondent
Of the Arkansas Gazette says:
There will be 50 per cent reduc.
ton in the cotton acreage in this
part Of Sharp county this year The
land will be planted to corn In most
places. Last fall there was more
wheat sowed than usual and the
prospect for a fair yield is good"
Il enclose 81 for So copies Of the
Record ! can get more news from
all over old Sharp county and other
parts Of the state through the Rec
ord than can get any other way.
! have by no means lost interest In
mo naiivo etato and har ,anpl. Il,
Sharp County record., 1915-04-09
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Dr. B. R N.,J:ya,.. s,t -
hon Sia=y N=.-asagr -. :.
Is fia0ds ali I5cf5-E ia
business il-Gez ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

There we're many complaints from
the players against playing yesterday,
just as on Thursday. But the club
owners must have a whack at the
coin of the fans in tomorrow's game.
as by playing each game scheduled
the athletes are out of the melon cut
ting tonight. 1t. will be the small
est sum of money the players have
ever had to divide, and next season
there may me some of them who will
not care much whether there is a
series or not.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

So far as the resuTt was concerned
the first game of the worlds series
ran true to form. But the manner in
which it was won was surprise.
Shore for the Red Sox easily out
pitched Alexander and the Phils cop
ped through luck. Each of their five
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

.cerned
series
nner in
lrprise.
" out
lis cop
cir five
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-31
MUCH COLD FOUND
on ILLINOIS FARM
tTotal.of Sic, 600 Discovered in
Tin. Cans, Mattresses
and Boxes.

PA!NA, tIll.. Oct. so.-with the
finding OF SO 200, principally IN
gold, hidden in tin cans, mattresses
and boxes about. the home of Mrs.
Jean Deslarge. near here, a second
mystery has been thrown around the
fenced tract Of weeds and the crumb-
ling shack which for forty years has
been known locally as the mystery
farm" .a, ~
The money was found by Frank
Cakes. recently appointed conserve
tor for Mrs. Deslarge. on the petition
OF her daughter, now, Mrs. Edward
Ransford soE Evansville, Ind. Mr..
Oakes's visit to, the Deslarge home
and at the funerals of, Jean Deslarge
the head ofsthe house. a year ago,
were the only occasions In more
than q quarter of a century when
any one not a member OF the family
is known toahaye entered the gates
of mystery farm. u.
Thirty years ago Miss Ardel Des-
large married Edward Ransford and
moved. to Evansvilles Since then
Mrs. Deslarge, her son, Louis, so
years old. have secluded themselves
on the farm. Mrs. :Ransford would
not explain the reason for the seclud-
ed life Of her relatives.