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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-09-13

Ray and Arthur Perry and Willard
Perkins, three Of our soldier BOYS, are
home on three-weeks vacation. They
look well and say they have enjoyed
the training thus far
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-09-13

Miss Hazel Bauer, one of the Coop.
clerks, is taking a vacation and Miss
Nellie Brown Of HamiIton's Fort is
assisting in her place.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
LEAVES HOTEL ON AC.
COUNT @. RACIAL DIS
CRlMINATIO>

Washington. ID C.-Mrs. l1o
ward Gould, the brave little mill
ionalre white lady Of New York,
who espoused the cause of the
Rev. Reyerdy { Ransom, Tor
Congress, was here last week stop
ing at the Raleigh Hotel When
Prof Kelley Miller called to see
her, he VAS refused permission 10
r de up on the elevator. Mrs
Gould on learning OF the refusal
Immediately gave UP her suite I
rooms. for which she was raying
Si4z per week Mr. Gould has
declared her intention to make a
determined fight for justice and
political representation for the
race.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
BELGRADE SCHOOL
CLOSED FRIDAY.

Frid y afternoon. Prof McC Il
land Smllh. closed very success
iil term OF Shool in Belgrode vii h
a Program ard basket dim r.
Several Of the patrc rs witne' O
the affair and expressed II emsel
YES as being well pleased i bthe
instructor ard his metht DIS.
The pupils did credit 10 i he
+ cher and than yes in the
rendition of The ptoet; m.
This was Prof Smith 5, ninth
year and he is now being urged
by the parents to teach his tenth
term We congragulateil e frof.
on his success and wish him much
more success in the school room
There we're five to graduate from
the h Grade. T. y took he
final examination, unuer the 60.
Supt., OF Schools Thursday
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
ALDERMANIC
ELECTION OVER
Jno. S. Anderson Reelected

Tuesday after long heated con-
test between John s. Anderson,
Edgar Orington ard Ontrue Cow
per the election closed and after
the smoke had cleared away, and
the ballots were counted the clerks
announ ed that Mr. Anderson was
Re elected over his closest oPpon
ent by good vote OF Io5 and over
Mr. Cowper, by a vote OF 40.
Mr.. Anderson, has served two
years in the council before and we
are sure that the business Of tlae
First Ward is intrusted in safe
hands. He, with his many friends
are rejoicing over his victory.
The other two young men put
up very strong and brave fight
but. must say like all others who
are defeated "aIl OF MS could not
be the victor when there was only
one to be elected. .
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
Shin of the Desert,

I Because OF Its peculiar swaying,mo-
tIon In walking, the camel has been
called the "ship of the desert." This
title may also have some reference to
the extreme stupidity and passivity of
the animal, says Popular Science
Monthly, which submits to great
loads, which II viii often carry for
days at a time without stopping FOR
food or drink, with no more urgag
than a ship would require from the
hands of Its pilot.
The manner in which the drivers
hobole the eansels ~hen they stop for
a rest Is interesting. They do not de-
pend upDn stakes driven In the deep,
yielding sand, turt siuapiy double back
and tie -ne esd of tine for~legs Of the
animal. 30 that II can lie down or rise
sp, but eannet apose from che spot.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
Gone to Her Reward.

Mrs. Eliza Hollinsworth, an old
and respected citizen, died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie
Collins, on ". 9th. S.
Mrs. Hollinswortb, was loved
and respected by al who knew
h,r She was . member o. the
St. Paul \. NJ l.. Church The
funeral was attended Wednesday
afternoon from the church OF which
she was member Rev. L s.
Stone, officiating. Peace to hcr
ashes. We extend sympathy to
the family
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
Among the Churches.

Sunday was an ideal day for
church going people. The First
baptist chutch was we'll attended
II both services Rev. q w
RoWleu, filled ,he pulpit at the
II o o'clock service. in nthe absence
OF the pastor. Much interest was
manifested
500 r. NJ The pastor Rev.
Nm. Moody. was with his con-
cregation. 4 large crowd was
out To hear h,m. lie preaohe d .
s'rong gospel sermon 10 has hrar-
crs which brought many tears and
hearty am~ps. Rev M. y Me-
Cauley, Sr. was oresent ard Off
cred . iervent prayer. sskiug that
vstory may be woi l,n the SIDE OF
right in this Great Worlds War.
The Silver Leaf Club. OF which
Mss V Ford. is Presidept. was
in rally which resulted in So I. 90
More than $500 was the days
collection.
The Ant ocb Bspiist chai ch
enjoyed spiritual feast all day.
In the absence of the pastor. Rev.
Thomas Mosfis. Bro. Porter held
the services. Collection good.
Rev. + Snges. the pastor
OF the Free Baptist church preack-
ed two strong sermons Sunday to
his people foil OF the spirit and
truth. Many we're out to hear
this man OF God.
The A. M. F.. church held in
ieresting services all day, The
pastor preaci ed at 10th coming
together.
3:P NJ. The Aliens Chris
tian Endssvof, OF which Miss J.
zora Rodgsr 5 is the wide awake
president. rendered most excel
lent program before an .fppreei,I
ative audience which pleased all
{ s;aa'i,,, Mary "o@. OF. 'ihsok'Nst
isapdisl, pa /, qbbMRsssh took a" ACTIVE
gait On the program Collection
!srssAbd N'i
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
CARD OF THANKS.

To the voters OF the First Ward
oil tbe city OF Metropolis. !, the
undersigned take. this method TO
thank you for your support and
the large vote you gave ror re c
lection To the Office OF Alderman
on Tuesday the 10th.
appre eiate your kindness and
will endcavor as did before to
10 all that IS within my power to
j nprove, Rot only the First Ward
but the city OF Metropolis.
Thanking YOU again, and wish
ING ono and all success.
beg TO remain,
lohn s. Anderson.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
CAPTAIN PUT
UNDER ARREST
CAPTAIN E. c. Rowan Is On
Trial by Court-Martial as
Result of Drawing Color
Line at Camp Pike, Ark,

Washington Captain / { Ro
wan, OF Atlanta. who is command
ef Of the sd company OF the lo1d
Depot Brigade National army. at
Camp Pike. Ark is under arrest
at that camp awaiting trial by
court martial fer refusal to obey
orders. il vas learned in Wash
ington tonight
The incidents leading to the
arrest Of Captain Rowan arc sen
sa,ional IN that he Is perhaps the
hrst company commander in A
merica who has drawn the color
line, declaring this step neces sary
in the interest Of the pride and
morale oi his own men. The out
como OF the tnal viii be watched
closely by army men throughout
the country.
Colonel B +. Shaw. commander
OF the regiment 10 which Captain
Rowan company belongs. issued
an order II is said. yesterday. 10
tho effect that bcg'nnins immedi-
ately after roll cali would be for
nation ON the drill area. the for
nation 10 he line OF battilions in
numerical order from leit 10 right
Regiments having both white and
soiofcd men. /. was ordered
shoald TORN with the colorcd on
their left. ali organizations TO be
marched 10 their positions and be
ready - iail ia promptly at tho
assembly
To this order it is alleged that
Captain Rowan replied IN writing
thar IL the white men and the ne
grocs were put together N the
same organizations as prisates
aad forced 10 stand retreat. max
ing reports 10 the same officers. IT
would he IN his opinion. a violation
IF the spirit ul military law. lie
declared further. II is said. the Tor
nation would embarras his men
and II the order vas held As lssued
his men would stand retreat IN the
company streets. Ihereupon the
Colonel Shaw ordered the arrest
OF the Atlanta commander and
placed the first lieutenant 10 COM
mand Of the company.
The case viii probsly develop
into . national issue on the ques-
ton OF handling white and coIored
soldiers in the same formation in
the training oamps.--Atlanta Con
stitution, Saturday Morning. Mar.
20, 1918
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19

The Commission Form CT Gov
ernment that was before the peo-
pie on a separate ballot won in
every ward in the city, but the
First and tho majority IN the First
was so great that it could not be
overcome, t. hcrefore. it was lost
by 81 votes and we still have the
sarne iorW OF government in this
the city of Metropolis.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
Asenp the war saerinees.

There are many varieties Of human
beings IN New York city. mostly be-
y0nd the draft sfe. who, If Uncle Sam
had TO depend upon them for assist
snce. would never have TO take an
obesity c1re. They aA however, be-
Iie,e themselves patriotic because they
are sfibtins on their hobbies. For in
stance. there is the psilld yonny man
with The chicken breast, who is doing
his hit by eating down his smoking
TO ten packs sf cigarettes . day. He
csB't wear khaki because they can't
make a uaiform small enough L. fit
him. Then there Is the stanch patriot
who gives everything good will
and moral support. He has paddock
an every pocket and he helps the Red
Gross and other charities by bestow-
ing an encouraging smile on The so-.
ilcitors. He is tighter than = clam
with lockjaw. The last. hut not the
least. 10 the hckle young girl who just
cant knit and who cant bear to look
sf Red Cross and recruiting posters
heca use they remind her Of the strug-
gie on fhe other side. Goodness. II
giyl must have some pleasure these
tirnes," she says TO forget the war
she cabRrets every night with rhe
chicken.breasted young man who aids
the cause of democracy by conserving
ON cigarettes. 4,#gn
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
CHARACTER

AhNiN - 5Ai btAbfS Hiltii
every body is building young and
old each one Tor himself.
1t is called character. and ev' ~
act OF life is stone. II day by
day we be careful to build our
lives with pure, noble upright
deeds, at the end will stand a fair
temple honored by God and man.
But as one leak will sink a ship
and one flaw break a chain so one
mean dishonest untsuthful act,
or word will forever leave its
impress and work its influence cn
our character.
Then let the several deeds unite
to form a day and one by one
the days grow into noble years
and the years as they slowly pass
will raise at last a beautiful edilicc
enduring forever 10 our prai {.
There are as master workmen
in you As there are separate iacul-
ties and there are As many blow s
struck rs there are separate acts
OF emotions or volition. Every
single day these myriad forces
are building, building, building
Here Is a great struotue gong up
point by point. story by story.
although you are not conscious OF
il. IL is a building o1 character.
IL Is a building that must stand
and the world OF inspiration warns
yoa to take heed how you build
It TO see 20 it that you have
foundation, that shall endure. and
oialse sure that yoa are bu,ld,pg
ca 4. not for the hour In which
you live, but for the hour es reve-
aztion vixen You shall be- seen just
rs you arc.
Our msnds are given r. but onr
Sharactes we msA- plaat the seed
and tend them uell and they will
Gake ~ orchaod. cul,;eate the
power and harmonic tkom we'll.
zod they will make nobse charao-l
ter, a good charoscr is a precious
thing above rubces. god, crowG'
or Kingdom and the work si maxi
ing it is the noblcst labor on earth
Character is foroaed by course
Ct action asad not action !,y char
acteT. A person can haze no
character before he has had ac
ton Every persoa is bound to
aim at the possession OF a good
character as one Of the high st
objects OF his life.
Character is power, iu influence
it makes friends. creates funds.
draws patronage and support and
opens sure and easy way to hon
or, Wealth and happiness.
Mrs. Ben Riefs.
Cenfral;a Ill ,t,.y ,1t ~
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
GeOqre Grace Announces.

In this issue OF the Gazette will
be found the announcement OF
George l. Grace, in our ammo. nee
ment column for Police Magistrate
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death OF Judge Robt.. N. Smith.
Election May 9TH.
MIR. Grace. is we'll and favor
ably known to most OF the older
citizens OF Metropolis. as he for
many years was an agent for the
Metropoli an Insurance Co. and
collected among our people. Hei
is by profession a lawyer. is
J 0 ing ilnan. and very deseryingg
II he is elec ed'to " Said Office we,
believe y persons 'Naili receive .
iair deal. should ,they havc 5eea-
SION to be tried in his coH1f' We.
iHVfte the vo'erSto consider us
claims nd, Investigate RiJi ratbfd
and Jf,itSk tohhd to be clean as to
the rights Of the colered peop11rr' 's's'' II
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19

Wm. Wright. well known in
Metropolis. and Massac County,
as Squire Wright. announces him
self as a candidate Tor Police Mag
istrate to fill the unexpired term OF
the late Judge Smith.
Mr. Wright. is at this time q
Justice OF the Peace and has served
in this capacity many years axis
your vote and influence il you feel
that he has qualified for and earn
ed the advance. by in iustrions,
conscientious service as Justice OF
the Peace.
MIR. Wright, believes in giving
Justice to every one and the Ga
zette asks that you give his clam
fair and impartial considerati.q1ln}
before casting your vote MaI,x1n
so'y,'
70. 10
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
Bazaar Club Rally

The Bazaar Club OF Unity Rap
tist church Brookporf, with Mrs
Eliza Baker as pre- sident, pulle c
off a 2sct. rally Sunday night
The rally was a success financial.
ly. This club has done much
constructive work for the church
Without this band of faithful work
ers the officers and pastor would
have failed in meeting some OF
their obliga,io MS. Thesb bov c
named church is preparing for the
Baptist Ministers Alliance, and
we hope the Ministers will not
dissppoint the m by failing to at
tend. The Pastor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
w. L. Krone, Announces.

= a, qsgalishui ., nsssi f'a'''a 20
Judge. w l.. kronep aanognces' .''sssi' g
this week through tife'coiuqYps 81, H. .,sei..
the Gazette asa candidate for .sdi 7l.s'
Police Magistrate ,DpI e a. atRSs yarstass5
cancy caused by, tbs sd4teatb si,Rpatu, ~ Y.
n. Smith. o,d g,a sgf&biDra ssa es'sa''
MTp Kroneaislz 'pfaetcia!gn = ''.'' !.
t0fney ihis .iins,susa ,s,iiaus,,'t:s'
khoWnto every voter and ncaos'9 9i47fisni' ~
no introdut,ion Henislmnlbquaii isaiu' -
fed tof,le ofiocar1d is'lsefsY inf
will giye justlfs t fgfrs6, s ~ s'''ea''
enainfiscourt Regardless saresn''s' s'T'''s''''
or ssned. sitIhe GazertestaySslfofi''' .s"'
Mr. Krone,s, iar .rDr,s4defatioai s - So,
beiore voting. May. 7t.' .,,as,"@ ,ne, ts
80. ,,s .ssss r.sics9HFs =
Remember. 'hf, psps.hisJsl so 80 y ~
esr nsarH s'nhe pfpsF h4,soaaken4a@' 'ar 9 !
an her .rs;se. PoS1ageuHsli ebossnxs9s sif's :
osDfHtamps spdiszo, iosHon -"
post essds Is5lease pay up f1sf 7f7'
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
"CtiICKEN JOE SAVED FROM GALLOWS BY GOV. LONDEN
OFFER REWARD FOR MFA
WHO fXILFD NEGROES.

Henryetta, April, "A reward
Of $500 was posted this morning
for the arrest and conviction oi the
men or any number of them who,
late on the night OF March 3fd,
caused the proprie tors OF a negro
restaurant to abandon their place
OF business and leave the city hnr-
riedly, leaving behind them all
personal effects, it is alleged An
Investigation by the/ police and
county authorities has been placed
under way and developments are
expected to come to light some
time today or before the expiration
OF the week The reward is offer
ed by the Chamber OF Con merce.,
in whose employ the negroes were
at the tine they were uriyen from
The city.
According to the story told by
the two negroes, who were en-
ployed by the Chamber OF Com
me,ce to conduct colored res
taurant on West Tfudgeou street
! for the purpose OF accommodating.
colored farmers who traded in aba
city, a mob OF not less sthAa 50
men called upon them at then
Iplace OF business sometinle after
il2 o clock Sunday night and de-
manded that they leave the ertY.
when the negroes asked iof tJme
to consult friends regarding what
faction they should take, tllsX Were
threatened, it is said, whers upon
they lett Immediately for Bcoke'
\ tee, negro village seYn l2'fc
E south OF the city.
t The Chamber OF Commerce We.
E terday evening reopened the ne
/ gro cafe and have. moyed it, ts
e East Main street, whessathe. nj
) gro proprietors wili'be sI#sif pe
lice protection. Officials II lRs
organization declared las, pis1s,i
that the $500 reward had been
placed at local la, k,and mea1d
be promptly paid .laitcreehVittidh
OF any man or men eonnected, VIII
the mob who drove the .pe2roes
from the city last SUNDAY .nighp,
| b
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19
LOWDEN SAVES
"CHICKDN JOE
FROM GALLOWS

Springfield, Ill. Apr. H. On
recommendation of the State
division of Pardons and Par
oles, Gov. Lowden committed
the sentence of "Chicken
Joe" Campbell to life impris-
onment. Campbell was sem
fenced to hang at Joliet.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19

In this issue will be found aifhe''A' ''l''
announcement of'efifeds R1s7hgEf5, gE5s'ss'
Tor County. ClenkauiAe weFtedfj' ~ S
will follow rnext week > i-ohIi's -.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19

as thiSsesnise S4.oSouIhascol-
lection foh.Fhs day was good. p-
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-19

American CITIZENS then cast ypqEst nclts'E
vote for him. .,.,.,,,4,,,. est, ~.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25

IL
over for a year or two. until ii wa T. ~
enough to operate school 'l4'H u
been added to by contributions
The history OF the open alr > h'''' S,9s =.
that after pubic spirited c'iH,'> -
shown its efficiency school h''''''' o| n'
Of health are senefi1f ~
ing 10 maintain it. Tue aurhoatit'
be. shown" first. Seal lnon'y lNr'e''
is being used for demonstration pu'
There are three types 81 l',S"
classes. The first is for l'4'fp
tuberculosis, who are sesrc@"'' "a
healthy children. II is rcurIa"'
nected with hospital nt sara ''''"
The second is for anaemic Child" ut e""'s
otherwise p,edisposed to HE dl>'as'' "D
study in the open air, are obtEf" 10
at certain periods and are eve" p'N FL.
food at the school. 1-ns .hifd type " .'
open window scnool rip @i'ch NO. ''
children are kept well AID s'rons
Communities whicn dc n@al va" 'p'
red sehoollQuse g"
,titute an open air schoe are pe''' "'' ".
4 patriotic service. They are he'N'ns
make strong, capable citizens d go
sh!,irep and to stamp out 'uosfeu'S
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25
/ EkGUE FORMED TO
CARE FOR TUGERCs

The Eerseley Comfy Anti-Trber
culo,sis League has been organized
with the following officers: Chair
man-Rey. r. l.. Wright, Vice Chair
Jnan-sirs. ". r. Henshaw, Sec
s2Treas.-Mrs. A. b. Noli. Chairman
membership Committee Mrs. w. X.
Kline. Board Of Directors DIR. w. r..
11enshaw. county medical direction
DR. A. p. Eagle. city medical direc-
nor; DR.. M g. Hoffman, OF Bunker
Hill; Mrs. William Harlan, Falling
Waters District, AIRS, George w. D.
Folk. opequon district, and Miss Mar
aaret Beard. community nurse. The
annual dues are 800; associate mem
bership. $500, and sustaining mem
bership. s25.
The league is to work in conjunc
ton with the Home Service Section
and the local Chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross. The Government
now expects these three organiza-
cations 70 look after returned or re-
lected soldier particularly those who
zse tubesculas Should II be neeeg
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25

serenty-fine per cent Of the men who
falied 10 PASS physical examinations for
We arhs gan attrl0ate their failure to
nrsaniIary and neglected conditions Of the
.r'ral schools IN wLith they were educated
ny statement was made recently by
Dt J 4 Syaegaer Of Baltimore. Nd
Tie iitlIs red 5, lighthouse has bsen. The
slse"i q fieqgfnfsl alhns arralgnnifnts
II q ArGiiiiai. no seyer.if any. other crili-
'is;o VS. lsspsnt its shortcomings SO
sanaftlythofae i.is public
'rt Aatat.;ll Association for the Study
aht 1'rcsri.ttoa ~ Tuberculosis in calling
itieullai 70 tfis statement urges rural
& r'i.signilas iostld themselves u mem
r. Nlir!i Inns sadersnined the health Of
e"nNify " points out that instead
= isHit for STATE departments Of health
aipi pS:p >'hoI boMls the community
,ts' 4 ~ take ihr initiative by creatins
u es~ tyne y scnoolhouse which viii con
a.fs md eG' 'esiroy the health u tuture
dsfs1a'Gs 81 tho n.tioA
rsi ~ I;issns I,fdyiac IN immediate
stfwy.l' Ha snf;riofs arising from thel
.i:s aId hcaife{sd fuisi school. !
'@->----s 49, -t-s4~ : : :
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25
POPULAR PASTOR TO
LEAVE FOR ILLINOIS

Much sesret is being expressed by
the numerous friends in the county
and city OF Rev Isaac Summers and
family, Of Jones Spring, that they
VIII leave the bounds of Virginia
Conference, United Brethren Church,
OF which he has been member for
the pas ten years. Rev. Mr.. SUM-
mars, after due consideration, has
accepted a call to the pastorate Eof
the church at Ridott, H., fourteen
mics west OF Chicago. and the family
viii leave for their new home Octo-
Der 3. Rev Mr.. Summers came to
Jones Spring four years ago and his
administration OF AFFAIRS at the Unit
ed Brethren Church of that section
has been eminently successful, both
as to membership and finances. He
came to Virginia conference from
Ohio ten yearssago. The family left
today for a week. visit through the
Shenandoah valley.
.NUf
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25
Blame Placed for Three.
Quarters of Unfit Army Re-
cruits-Open Air Class
Rooms to the Rescue.

Any community can have these freiA ali
Classes.
The nucleus for fund to start such
classes can he raised this Christmas Nv
the sale Of Red Cross Christmas seals
The American Red Cross ana the National
Association for the Study and Prevention
q tuberculosis, which conduct the sale
believe that open air schools should be
instituted as a war measure to aid 10 the
effort TO stamp out tuberculosis The
disease is enc Of the most insidious Of our
enemies within" There can be no sound.
er basis for a campaign against it, they
declare, than the care Of tuberculous and
anaemic children.
The open air school has been supported
~ its early stages almost entirely by the
sale OF Christmas seals. Most commn-
nIties where these schools exist have start
"a them with money thus raised. Some
times 4 an Insufficient sum has been carried
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25

drab waste to him. Then he heard
that John Heindimayer was also an
active disciple of preparedness and
had nine barrels Of whisney stored
in his garage. James transferred the
whisskey to shed at some distance
and then sat back to contemplate the
sweetness of existence with about
$1,000 worth q whiskey put away
for tie coming of the Sahara days.
But the police got into the affair
somehow, and Walsh is dry before
the country is, as he is lodged in jail
on charge Of burglary and larceny
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-25
CENTRAL OPERA HOUSE

LAWLESS LOVE AT the Central
tomorrow stirring melodrama OF
Western life. entitled "Lawlcss Love
which furnishes d powerful vehicle
for Jewel Carmens talents. In this
photoplay the famous star is the
leading lady Of a theatrical company
which is stranded among road ag-
ents.
AS result she is captured by a
desperate bandit named Black Jim,
and carried off to his stronghold.
How she saves her life and honor,
and finally escapes, forms a most in
teresting sequence of events.