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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05

$1,000. 90 six years after date OF is
suance, 49,. 20 J..
100000 eight years after date of is
100000 nine years after date of is
suance. s. so.o 80 =.
suanoe, -.
ss's0O.oO twelve years after date Of
$4,000. 90 thirteen years after date Of
''S 100000 fourteen years after date Of
100000 fifteen years after date Of
$4,000 90 sixteen years after date of
$4,000 90 seventeen years after date
81 0O0. 90 eighteen years after date
of issuance.
" 100000 nineteen years after date
of issuance,
100000 twenty years after date Of
issuance.
VI 100000 twenty-five years after date
of issuance,
s6,000.00 twenty-three years after
date of issuance.
Said bonds shall bear interest, from
date of issuance at the rate of six per
cent per annum, the interest to be due
and payable semi and repre-
srnted by interest coupons, and each
bond shall be for the principal sum OF
The places designated for holding
said election in said territory and the
inspcctors and clerks appointed for
said election are as follows:
Election District No. 10, DR.. 2. Brant-
Jev's office, Grandin-P. D. Watkins, I.
B, Tyre and r. E. Weeks, Inspectors;
and Y. Brantley, Clerk.
Election District No. 20: Bannerville
School House,. N. Hall, M. Bohannon
and J. G. Minton, Inspectors; and II,
Election District No. 90, Bohannon's
store. Springside-J. w: Conway, D.
Rohannon and L. NJ. Upchurch, lnspec-
tors: and L. NJ. Upchurch, Clerk,
Election District No. 27, Palmetto
Hall. Florahome-Fred Hubner, G. w.
TYRE and W. NJ. Harrison, Inspectors;
and G. C. Hardy, Clerk.
Published by order of the Board OF
County Commissioners of Putnam
county Florida, this September 11th'
~ - CHAs. f. ROwTON,
Chairman.
(SeaN r. J. HANCOCK,
Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on
inc 10Th day of February, A. D. 1918
or as soon thereafter as can be
heard, | shall make a settlement of
my accounts as surviving Executor, of
the last viii and Testament, of H. G.
Loper deceased, and present my ac-
counts and vouchers to the Court of
the County Judge of Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida, for approval.
&. LOPER BAILEY,
~, as surviving Executor, aforesaid.
ms 18th day of August. A. D., 1917.
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Nntlce of Application for Tax Deed
huer section OF Chapter 4sss,
Laws of Florida


NOTICE Is hereby given that
- F.ONter purchaser of Tax Certificate No,
.''' ""''H the 'th day of July A. D., 1918
mas mas sIed said certificate in my office
.nq q, mas made application for tax deed
|" issue IN accordance with law.
oa'G Certlhcate embraces the fellow
5IG PI1, described property. situated In
utham county, Florida, to-wit:
~, OF NNs4 and NJ of SWi.. Section 2s,
low hNhlp'' :. Range 2i r.. si0'Acres.
ne said land being assessed at the
u''e 81 lssuanse of such certificate in
IN. name of New South Farm & Home Co.
mess said certificate shall b. re.
eu according to law, tax deed vRl
iS9ue II Ha, thereon on the 2ath day of October A.
- ''ness I', my official signature and
1917. "aS vi september A, d.,
tSEALD u.>-oo
NierK circuit Court, Putnam Co, Fla
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
Sour StOmash.

Eat slowly, matsicate your food
thoroughly, abstain from meat for a
few days and in most cases the sour
stomach will disappear. If it does
not, take one of Chamberlain Tab
let's Immediately after supper. Red
meats are most likely to cause sour
stomach and you may find it best to
cut them out. Alderman Stewart
Drug Co.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That a
Special Election will be held on
OCTOBER 10th, A. D. 1917,


i'm th. following territory tp-wit.
Eainr i'm Putnan1 ;r,,iintv rInrida
ana moro narticIlIat1v dnSrrihad as
fnIiows, Rt%tnnim" at thn Nnrtb.ast
rul'nar nf Sartion A TownSbin : south
pnnoa 90 East and tb"nrd rnnnin%
Sn,,tb ain,,o ~, East IinaN of SHrtinnSS
"nG a ~ H. Sonthoost nor1., Of Son9
ti "i" 'mo 49, 81 aI, n"' Il, EHrtt
~ Soti",' Io,.tt,, s
No"i'u"' ,ti',' t H','t o,,
''ip" r"' l.'t ~ ysn 81 LioiiS ~ anu 'nu
~ S"Gtli HI"al7 t''e qu'5t ~ 'ti t
l,un @ lnIC ot '2s''Iolas l'Ii 10 any - " 'ne
Iua[i 90 -SrC5l04 GoIIltr Dtt"eEn Stc- e.
tiohS : ana 'HrHCG NtSt atonN tne
SCUM BOUNDARY ot 0ectloh 10 lne
Noi tH'"St COZ I'I oI 0TCIIoI % tHehce
Houll alohE tmS EaSI puuI4dFH OF sec
uohS :. ana 8" OF IoWnShlp s. south
Na4Gr ~, East ana the East boundary
OF S'cti"nS L. j. ~ ana Il OF IoWnShlp
- Soulh' faHSe 20 East TO the North-
W"st corner of section ~ thence East
along tnr North boundary of section =
tionS - and 81 to the Township line
East. and 10. South, Range % East;
thence West. 4loms the South boundary
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Mrs. Smith Recommends Chamber
lain's Tablets.

Il have had more or less stomach
trouble for eight or ten years." writes
Mrs. G. H. Smith, Brewerton, N. Y.
"When suffering from attacks of in
digestion and heaviness after eating,
one or two of Chamberlain's Tablets
have always relieved me. have al
so found them a pleasant laxative" "
These tablets tone up the stomach and
enable it to perform its functions nat
urally. If you are troubled with in
digestion give them a trial, get well
and stay well. Ackerman-Stewart
Drug Co.
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Notice Of Applic.t,o,
Chder Section 8 Of cI i w
Laws of Rte5

Notice Of Applic.t,o,
Under Section 8 NJ rI lof u
non,uL Laws Of Flo,,s a,sspte1
HoIlCE y is hereby d..
b. F: Oster purchaser ~ p sNs|
Certihcate No. Q2. dated VI th r1cth|
A. D., 1913 " 'he Ith da|
has filed said certise,t.
and has made applicants apIinte IN nj
to issue In accordance .or ior
said certificate embrs"ca..n ".n li1
Ing described propertv ves the|
putnam county, Florida, tSlI sl,u|
81 OF NEH, 50 of NWr[ Nm, O,w|
~ OF SWH and NEH Of + swN a NNEA| 4
Township 9, s. Range "A + NJ AZ 4, y
The said land being as...N' v'|
date OF Issuance OF sncb cdb'sess.d a.,dj
the name OF New South Farm W., =. u
Unless said certificate ,S.
deemed according to law, tau susI \
d., 1917. u"! OF "
Witness my Official ,,s,,,l
1917. VI oep'elnbd
(SEAL)
Clerk Circuit Court, putn.n NJ ,,nNX
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05

OF the fable as distinguished from
the parable there are but two exam
ples In the Bible The first or these
Is that Of the trees choosing their KING
Judges tx, S-15; the second that OF
the cedar of Lebanon and the thistle
II Kings xiv, 9)
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
Notice of Application for T
Under Section = of Chapte
Laws OF Florida,
MOTTO,

NOTICE is hereby civ,
Q. I. Roberts purchaser of Tax
No. 7s. dated the jth day Of July
has filed said certificate in /
and has made application for
to Issue in accordance with Il
Said certificate embraces thI
Ing described property sitl
Putnam county, Florida, tow
NJ OF NW4, section is. Town
Range a F., VI Acres.
The said land being assesss
date of issuance of such cert
the name of Lucy Brooks.
Unless said certificate shal
deemed according to law, tax
issue thereon on the Ind day Of q
D., 1917.
: Witness my official signal
seal this the 2oth lIuy OF septeml
1917.
(SEAL0 R. J, HAN
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam
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V|N0L MAKES
GOOD BLOOD
Positixe-Convincing froot

Many so.called remedies tor anse- a,nss.
mia are only so in name. Their n,aE, hv
ers are afraid to prove their claims uS
telling what their medicines contain. con, n, .
The only way to be honest with ~ tae :,
neople is to let them know what 1ney
are paving for. Here is the Vinos a
formula. When the doctor knows ss
what a medicine contains, it ceases
to be a patent" medicine
u Cod Liver ard Teef Peptones' Iron ana
R Manganese Peptonates, Iron @ aho an
rnonium Citrate, Lime and Soda eiSee'o
phosphates, Cascarin.
ANY doctor will tell you that the M
eredients of Vinol, as named ABOVE
will enrich the blood and Danish amaze
mia and create strength. When the m
blood is pure and rich and red' the
body is strong and robust.
You can prove this at our expense
because your money will be returned
if Vinol does not improve your health
ACKERMA STEWART DRUG co.
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Equal Riuhts.

.Wifey-Henry. If you didn't smoke |
could have new hat. Hubby-And
If you would live on stewed prunes |
could have a steam yacht.-Pittsburgh
Press.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
Eetters.

The use of fetters goes back to an
cient times. Fctters were usually made
Of brass and also in pairs, the word be-
ing In the dual number. Iron was oc-
casionally employed for the purpose
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
Notice Of Application fo, n
Under Section s OF Ch.,.J
- Laws OF Florids
NOVICE Is her.hy

NOTICE Is hereby riv.
b. f. Oster purchaser of frsctior.1
tificate No "a. dated the 7tb dsv @ "
D., 1913 '' y
has filed said certificate in j
and has made application for
to issue in accordance with NJ
Said certificate embraces IN
Ing described property, sit,l
Putnam county. Florida tO.wj
VIZ of NE4, NW4 and ywIl
Section p, Township9 ., :. Ranre
Acres.
The said land icing as,e,,.I
date OF issuance OF such certJ
the name of New South Farm 4 n
Unless said certificate sbsli
deemed according to law, taI
issue thereon on the 2gth day o, al
D., 1917.
Witness my official signat}
seal this the 27th day Of septemt
1917.
(SEAL) R. j. HAN
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam |
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05

When a darkey was told that he
could secure exemption from the army
by getting married, he wagged his
head and said: "Huh! No, sab, boss,
eff l has ter fight, heap druther fight
err man. n."-EX.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
QUALIFIED VOTERS.

List of qualified voters who are free
holders residing within the territory
described in the petition for special
road and bridge district filed with the
Board of County Commissioners of Put
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,ot The net, tsleorist is often Avn,
not very instructive. Sa'l

Don't forget your 49,,
$1.OO a year in advorSSo" S"scril
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-05
In the Circuit Court, Eight
Circuit of Florida, in al and .,
nam County-IN CHANCl

Liilic R. Campbell, sole
residuary lcgatee and
devisec under the last
will aid testament Of .,
Robert L. Campbell
deceased,
Complainant
VS..
Irwin d. Vincent, NJ L.
Rogers, James A.
Rich. F. a. Simmons
F. A. Simmons, Trus-
tee, S. p, Churcn6' !
]. P. Messer, John B,
Jones, John H, will
Jams, l.. F. Young n n
A. Mathews, J, Il; l., bS- a
CLARK. and all persons
interested in the prop, ,2.
erty involved in TINS MS
suit whose names are
tka rnnl-
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Don't forget your subscription is
S1.00 a yea" in advance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04

So Kansan Proposes TO Use the Money
In Founding a College for Teach
ing Of fiobos.

DR. Il. Il. Sonnanstine Of Girard
Kan, who possesses half million dol
lars and ''hates them everyone" Is In
st. Louis to found hobo college, says
the St Louis Star.
The hobo college win teach man
his A B C's if he doesn't know them. II
will also teach a number of useful
trades. The founder is an ardent dis
clple oil James Eads Howe Of st. Louis,
the original millionaire hobo"
Sonnanstne grows quite indignant
when he attacks the popular associa-
tlon of the hobo with the 'panhandler, p
the ''moocher," the professional tramp
or the "barrel house denIzen.
Tramps he characterizes as ire
trievables who have been outlawed by
the hoboes.
Hobo" he told q reporter, lis de.
rived from 'bo a word used In Austria,
meaning worker travelling to and
from his work 'HOp Is a universal
salutatlon Of one man to his fellow
the hail Of CHEEKY man. Thus hobo
IS nothing more nor less than a whole.
some, life1oving workman, infected
with wanderlust that leads him along
the highways working at his trade
from place to place. Isn't he to be ad
mlred rather than condemned?'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04

regarding his pitching wing No
player win start the American league
race with more friends pulling for him
than Wood.
Ban Johnson is great admlrer Of
Smoky Joe. When the Federal
league was formed Jim Gilmore's
agents attempted to persuade Wood
to take the hurdles from organized
ball, and he was offered two-year
contract calling for $4,000. But he
turned it down cold, and he also lost
years salary by refusing to join
the Red Sox. A player who shows
such principles deserves consideration
The trouble with Woods arm lay
IN the smaller pitching muscles and
the nerves leading to the arm. He
consulted a chiropractor and took a
series of massage treatments that re,
moved the trouble. Since dicovering
that Woods lingering arm has been
pronounced sound as ever many pitch
ers who are nursing their soupers
along from year to year have de-
cided to try the same remedy Wood
has apparently found successful. It
Is said that Christy Mathewson has
announced his intention of taking the
treatment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
Sc --- 1Oc
PUTS BAN ON HIS RELATIVES
Sufferer From Sins Of His Poor Kin
Decided to Start New Family
Tree Of His own.

We are going to secede from our
family and hers, and Start a new fam
lily of our own. Martha and the chill
dren and ourself win be an independ-
ent family tree. We may not gain much
by making this move, but we are GER
tain to lose nothing. The few members
of the old families Who have anything
except children pay little or no atten-
ton to us. We have Dragged on our
better-to-d0 relatives for the last time,
Claude Callan writeslin the Fort Worth
Star-Telegram. One of them is worth
$1,000, and never again viii we tell
folks that he Is worth $4,000 If one
of them comes to our home, to which
he will not be invited, we shall not
send Bryan to the store on a run after
some steak and a can Of peaches. He
can eat just what we eat all the time,
and we shall not worry if he doesn't
take the best Of everything on the
table.
Our poor but honest kinfolks are all
right, In a way, but we are going to
have nothing to do with them. They
win be thrown out along with the bet
ter-to-do relatives. The older ones
among the poor set are partly to blame
for our troubles. Years ago, when we
were too young to borrow money, they
commenced borrowing from the better
tO-do relatives. They didn't pay back
anything, and now we are suffering for
a. ~ hra
the $50 that we tried to borrow last
week, we would have paid back every
cent of 1t. We don't know how we
would have raised the money to pay Il
back, of course, but we had no inten-
ti0n Of beating anyone.
A friend viii lend you money with
which to buy a few gallons Of much
needed gasoline, while relative will
advise you to sell the car.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
his CONFIDENCE MISPLACED
Virginia Negro Has No Trouble lr
Finding Explanation for Dlsap-
pearanco OK His Bottle

''Some folk in Virginia will do al.
most anything to get a drink Of liquor"
observed a resident of Richmond. 'The
colored population particularly miss
their drinks. Recently an old Negro
persuaded the conductor of a train tC
take him back a quart. The conductor
refused at first, but after he had lis.
tened to the negro's pleading he sai0
he would send 1t down by a friend OF
the colored man. The latter waited
patiently, but the quart didn't come
When at last the darky saw .he CON
ductor he asked the latter what hac
become OF his bottle.
"'Why, didn't you get itr said the
conductor, stalllng, Of course.
"''Cose didn't get It. was the
reply.
"I surely sent It down by youi
friend Johnson, said the trainman.
"'You SEN It by JohnslngT answered
the eolored man. AIought jes' as wei
sen a clover lenf by rabbit was the
inegro's rejoinder as he walked away In
disgust"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
DID NOT SIGN FOR BRAVERY
Third Baseman, Worried by Opposing
5atsmen Driving Hot Liners at
Him, Replies tc FANS.

Bill Donovan of the Yankees told
this yarn recently. Bill swears that it
is true.
"An old-time Buffalo player" began
Wild William, "was having quite a
strenuous afternoon at third base. The
visiting p1a5eks wers constantly driv-
ing the bali down the third base line
at a mile-a-minute gait. This player
aelded several of the drives. one of
which nearly knocked him off his pins.
and then he decided that he would let
any others that came his way go by.
"The opposing batters kept driving
them down, but the third baseman
made no apparent effort to stop the
bali.
''When he came to bat in the next
inning the crowd booed and Missed him
without regard to his feelings. He
was game. however, and. after turn.
ing around and taking OF his cap,
shouted:
al signed with this club for my
skill, not for my bravery" -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
WOULD NEVER FINISH HIM
Tommy Issues ultlmatum When he
Discovers His Sacrifice Is
All In Vain.

Tommy dlslikes to be washed, but he
loves cookies. To obtain cookies he
has only to present himself at his
neighbor's, Mrs. M, and though the
scrubblng he has to undergo is terri
bic, the cookies given as a reward are
very much worth while.
A few days ago Tommy became un,
usually hungry. and finding nothing at
home worth eating he hurried over to
Mrs. No.
'Tm terribly hungry, wash me
quick ~ he exclaimed and Mrs. NJ
scrubbed and secured until Tommy's
face only emphasized his dirty hands.
"Now give me some cookies" {"
Tommy requested impatiently. unable
to wait for her to finish the opera
tlons.
The cookie supply was exhausted,
but she had nice bread and butter, she
Informed Tommy.
Tommy seemed ready to burst into
tears. He disliked bread and butter.
Then a bright idea struck him.
"Show me the jar" he asked.
Mrs. NJ displayed the empty
cookie jar and Tommy ran from the
house IN an effort to stifie his tears.
you'll never finish washing me-"
he screamed as ne fed.-IndianRpolis
q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
"C0ME BACK" OF WOOD.
Smoky Joe" Says His Salary
"Souper" Is Right.
Manager FohIs6f clevsfshd iHdians BE.
lieves He Has strenothsned HE
Team by Purchase Of Fa-
nous Red sox Twlrler.

(By JACK VEIOcK. International News
Sports Ilditor)
II Joe Wood proves himself the
"Smoky Joe" Of yore the American
League race this yenr is going to be
tighter than It could possibly be with
out him.
Joe says the good old salary
"souper" is right once again. and II It
Is Lee Foh's Cleveland Indians, with
Wood in the box, may be expected to
win many game Of bah that they
might otherwise lose.
Woods arm was terror to the
batters OF The Ban Johnsonian circuit
several years ago. His bulIetlike
speed drove many a good hitter to the
shelter OF the bucket" and the part
he took in worlds series is baseball
history now.
In purchasing Wood from Presi-
dent Frazee Of the Boston Red Sox,
Manager Fohl Of the Indians believes
that he has greatly strengthened his
club and its chances in the coming
race, for, If Guy Morton's arm is
really fit for yeoman service again
he and Wood will be terrors on the
mound. They ought to be good for
total Of SO victories between them
at the lowest estimate. But, Of course
they VIII have to pitch bang-up ball.
Last year Smoky Joe did no work
on the mound. He laid OFF TO give his
arm long rest, and ne refused to
report to the Red Sox despite all man
ner Of entreatles on the part of Man
ager Carrigan and President Joe Ian
min during the winter of 1915--18 1t
has been said that Wood and Lannin
were on the outs, but friends of Wood
claim that he felt 1t would be unjust
to accept salary unless he could
pitch for it, and if this report is true
Wood Is certainly an extraordinary ball
player.
Friends of the famous pitcher in
major league baseball are convinced
that he would not consent to try a
"come back" if he had any misgivings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
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Cochran's Bill of Fare

First we want to loan 100000 on
city property and the same amount on
farms.
Don't wait an hour about buying this
bargain. and I don't believe You will.
Corner Of 4th and Idaho, 1875 #. corner
'ot, two large houses for $4,000; terms
If you want it.
5 room modern house close in; easy
terms.
5 room modern house on South Hill,
$3.50 on easy terms.
4 room house on Chickasha Ave,
sl25e; terms on half.
Look If you want the best resi-
denoe lot IN Chickasha close in see
that 65x165 corner Iot at 7th and Colo
RADIO win trade it for auto or sell
cheap.
100 foot corner lot. east front. nth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04

and Oregon, price $780,
You'll have to hurry If you hEy this
8 room splendid home with trees, fruit,
barn, in fact complete place in just
the right location, and on terms If you
want it. The number is 1927 Dakota
avenue.
How about that FORD? We have
team Of young mules and good wagon
and harness to trade for a car or sell
cheap if sold by Wednesday OF this
week.
20 acres Of land close in to sell or
trade for city property.
10 acres of land we'll improved, good
orchards, vineyards. berry patches,
just the place to make an easy living
and some money.
Phone S6 or 376. 4
Office rear OF Farmers State Bank. /
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
RECOMMENDS FEMlroNE

Dear Sirs: Y
want to thank you for all Femitone
has done for me.
For over five years have suffered
from female trouble. Doctors told me
that ] could not be cured without an
operation. I tried every remdy and
others knew Of but nothing did me
any good | got so weak and was in
such misery / was tired Of life, wish
ing to die, until my husband heard Of
Femitone. He brought home two sam
pie bottles. After had taken them
felt relieved, so l got a $1.0O bottle
and when / had taken it the sharp
pains in my back and ovaries had left
and was able to do some Of my work,
and now after taking three more bot
ties | am well and happy, and able to
do all my work and take care of my
four boys.
gladly recommend Femitone as the
best remedy for suffering women.
Yours truly.
Mrs. w. L. CASH,
7l0 w. 7th Street, Oklahoma City,
For Sale by all druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
RECOMMENDS
PO-DO-TONE
Dear sir:

Dear Sir:
Having been sufferer from kidney
and bladder diseases for some years,
owing to my avocation as painter,
have tried many remedies with little
results. My head ached continually,
also severe pain in back and limbs, but
after taking half a bottle of PO-DO-
TONE the effects were so wonderful
as to remove all pain. and / gladly rec
ommend the same to y like sufferers.
Yours truly,
copy John H. Hulse,
25 East 2nd ST., Oklahoma City Okla.
For sale by all druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-04
uggTheatre
EEATUDG UnIIcE
HLlAA UNI UVUDE

Today and Tomorrow,
"THB LIBERTINE"

With John Mason and Alma Hanlon.
Tho Lbertlne" 10 forceful drama
which presents a lesson in human
manner and hammers II home without
seeming TO preach an dthen gives the
proper relief on the finish by a twist
which is old time construction but,
nevertheless, welcome by the way it
is handled
The producers have given us several
bits OF excellent camera work in this
with number Of exceptionally good
"dissolves" and the lightings were very
distinctive Also giving us unusual at
mosphere which will be of decided in
terest, particularly outside Of New
York city. The presentation Of doz-
en- or more of famous paintings was
nicely planed into the story, these be-
ing shown, as II they were part Of an
art collection in Mr.. Mason's home
Alma Hanlon made decided impress
sion. Her work was easily the best she
has yet given US in any of her screen
and will easily hold the SYM
pathy Of any audience John Mason
was sufficiently repulslye to make his
character distinctive. Others in the
cast We're Marie Alexander, Edward
Jean Stuart and Doris Saw
yer.