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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Sister Strikes Sister;
One Sentenced to Jail

Ruby Sehlosser. "a. waitress nj the
New Richmond cafe. living at the
Nehan hotel. was sentenced TO aorve
two days In tho county jail by Justice
Otis w. Brinker Monday. as the re-,
suit OF an assault complaint sworn
10 by her sister, Mrs. Alta Johns. 81,
waitress. $40 Pine st
on appeal bail was act at $50
which she furnished
The two sisters quarroied over pos
session of Mrs Schloaser'n one.year
old baby girl, which Mrs. Johns was
caring for on November 10. Mrs
sohlosser wanted to take the baby 10
the Rchan hotel despite It's Hickly
condition. and the quarrel resulted.
according 10 Mira Johns The baby
is now cared for by Mrs. Johns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
PAY AS HIGH AS
$4,000 A SEAT
Actors Fund Benefits viii
Be Nationwide

Acts from every theatre In Seat.
tic will be assembled at the Metro.
poii,an Sheatrs Friday for the mon.
sier benefit performance to help
swell IN. Actors Fund.
And the Actors Fund-afier next
Fridays expected 90 solve the
trlalh and fluctuations % the many
an AGED and INDECENT member OF
the theatrical profession who will b.
taken care OF In old agc at tn.
home onSstafsn Island.
Harry Lander--or Sir Harry. 10
be sccurate-~ill be on the Seattle
bin. which IL one OF many benefit
performances TO be staged thruou,
America.
In New York philan,hropic friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

DRo-wooLLEY. Dec. a.
Harry Grove. logger. Is held In jail
here pending investigation OF the
shooting Of Carl Leslie, another
logger. The day before the shoot
Ing Grove had been discharged and
Leslie took his place. according to
officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

from their theatre 10 present a
complete act from their current OF.
fcring.
Every play house IN the city will
supply an act or two.
The blil viii be the biggest and
best variety offering ever arranged
IN Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

OF the theatre as an institution. are
paying as high an 5000 for a ain.
gle seat
The Seattle benefit VIII begin at
iisso q. m. and will continue thru
the room hour.
The Wilkes Players win take
scenery and the entire company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

JAN sentence was imposed by Jus
tice iirinker on request ~ Mrs. Johns
at conclusion 81 The trial Mrs. Johns
says she IL the oldest ~ sven chi
drcn. and blames Ruby for being
tho maynard one"
Loves n Dearly"
How ! love tho baby Mra Johns
told the court ~ seems almost 20
be my own when II was sin weeks
old. Ruby brought II 90 me. threw
II In my arms and told me 20 care for
n And I've cared for u and nufHfd
~ and now love u with all ms
heart
II am sorry this ever happened.
Judge. but Il cant b. worse The
only thing that can ever conquer
Ruby is day or two In Jail And IT,
her sister who has mothersd her who
In saying II. your honor. I've not only
put the bottle In her baby'a mouth.
but IN her mouth too. when she was
"a wee little thing"
The baby was sick with tonsiiitis
November 10 Ruby wanted 20 take
II 10 the hotel Mrs Johns objected
ser showed Mrs. Johns against the
wall. and hit her five times. Then
Mrs. Johns got the upper hand and
threw her younger sister 10 the floor.
Ruby promised 10 be good and was
let up.
she grabbed several apples and
threatened 10 throw them az me,
Mrs. Johns said ON the stand.
Il prevailed on her 90 drop them.
but she picked up an umbrella and
hit mo over the head A. she left
the room she hit me n terrible wal
Top Ia tho eye"
ibid l hit you first7" the younger
sister demanded
Yes. Ruby. you did" Mrs. Johns
answered.
Well must have been out OF my
head
Il really believe you were insane
! didn't think tho sister | had done
no much for could strike me"
Harry Landerr. roomer at Mrn
Johns house. told Of tho quarrel.
II came in rom the bathroom
when heard the scrap" he testified
'and found Mrs. schlorscr under
meath. ! stood there and watched M
long as Mrs. Johns didn't hit her. II
was family bra~i and II was no,
for me To be butting In"
lie verified the repentance OF Mrs
sehlosser. tho apple and umbrella
Incident.
So She Popped" Her
As hhe was leaving. ahe Just
hanged Mrs. Johns in the eye and
flew" he said.
"she pulled a whole handful Of my
hair out Mrs. Bchlosscr said In her
defense. and I've knob on my head
where she hit me. was nervous
and when she ic, me up I grabbed
The umbrella and HIT az her She put
her arm up and go, hit A. left
tho room she moved toward me. and
J popped her ana fled"
Il am unfortunate. enough 20 run
boarding house where all my rela.
uvcs come and stay with me-" Mira
Johns said In conclusion.
Justie. nrinker pronounced sen.
trncc without hesitation and strongly
censured Mrs. Schiozser for no, pay.
ing more attention 20 her child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Believe il or not its a fact.

Believe il or not its fact.
That simple. soft foil Fatima
package is today Americas most
fashionable package for cigarettes.
Most fashionable because most
widely used by those men who
know What's what" in smokes.
AT the big hotels and clubs. at
smart resorts such as Palm Beach
and Atlantic City even at New
port itself - the Fatima package
now holds the prestige formerly
held by the fancy. expensive paste
board box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Me@fsal5nq
as sure as you dOe

The reason for Fatima's popu'
larity is JUST ENOUGH
TURKISH"
Instead of containing TOO much
Turkish as do the expensive straight
Turkish cigarettes, Fatima contains
just enough Turkish Just enough
to TASTE right and just enough to
leave a man feeling right. even
when he smokes more than usual.
You. too. will be proud Of
Fatimas package as soon as you
test Fatimas quality.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
MPTETs 70 TAKE =.
Ton on 4 {. collEeE

The Tsnnsse~~ Baptist cmvsn.
tier ut Cleveland passed 4 s~snlsi,.
ton rvqueslins the Home MissioA
Board u .s.r southern Baptist Con.
vention 10 purchase Rl&kin Cave
College iu the ass al aAs dsHolni.
natioa ~ a college and sammss
sehool, pr Alien faFs el Nash.
vile. M Rslsnd kniyh, ai Nash.
vile aud " u, Hadsins. State
Sunday School Secfetasy sers ap.
pointed ~ eammisisa tn present
the matter 10 ihe Home Missioa
hoard koti tisn~ats oi nickson
has secured ga option on ths psup.
tsis aHd siil hahi |, psndsas the
d-cisson 'etehta by the Home
M,sss.sa boata II The Home Mis.
riaa Board shsol,l lnl 10 acquire
the property II 10 probable that the
iiapitstr vi ffsnt.r s.~v will purchase
/. Tor school purposes TIE sue.
cess ei the Bapi,.t T6 Million Cam
paisn will make this added sda.
caticnAl feature ios Dickson couaty
an assured TACT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
CENTRAL HIGH LITER
ART SOCIETIES DEBATE

Las. Friday eyeasns ths Geosss
W ashingtnn and MQodr1w Wilson
Literary Societies vi Dtcxsnn Gra.
nal High Schsol rendered very
sn,srtainieg rsogrsmms Ia the
College auditoriuan, large aud.
ience icing pr~seLt. Tire program
ms was featured By a rous.ng de,
bate. and vas rsp!e.e With uayscai
numbers. instrumental aud vocal,
readings. deciama,aons. etc.
The onestioa los debate was
Resolved. TIA, ihs United States
Should Adop, Compulsory System
oi Universal Military Training. !"
the question being ably deieadrd
by Walter kuanton and Frank
Gatsxood. from the Washington
Society. while the uHrnee, or nes
Atiys side ai the question MAS also
strongly presented by Horace Gray
and Jewell Smith from the Wilson
Society. Some very strong points
were presented by representatives
OF both Societies. sud ,h. judges
we're several minutes In arriving at
decision. However. alter deli.
beration. II WAS announced that
the question had hrsn won by the
Wilson Society Members 81 both
Societies we're in good spirits hos
evsr--even II ths losing socists
was compelled 10 listen to tho H.
teen 'rah's" for Wilsnn following
the announcement, oi the decision
ot Judges. This was t.e inius
public debate oi the sessou for
ihis institutions Societies. aud
deuhtlers many other strong de-
bates will follow during the coming
school months,
Others taking past IN the exet.
c...,ss aside irnm ihs. debate, were
PROT c. p Cw,chield, Halle
slop+. Cornet aud Piano. Read.
ings iuih Harris Emms Cats
wood Piano Hester k-~le; Oeela.
matt n.---tjlsrk Leach aud Walton
ahelry The opening and closing
numbers ot the program we're the
ehorous by twenty girls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

The First Baptist Church oi
Dickson hss ersanised i.s forces and
although Victory week does not
basin until nexl Sunday ye, mare
than one.Iousth oi iu quota. has
been pledged. saturday mo"ning
the Juisoa Association oi baptists
will inert Ia n great Msssiea. Rally
al Walnut Grove Church J h.
Mathis, T. W. Luther, II M Hast.
inss, X. choste and wilson Weed
cock will be the speakers.
sunday al the Fini hsp.ist
church. tbs Asst aAy oi Victory
Week viii be opened with = san.
xiss sfAxss. .nssuns, ,At eG:SQ. suns
day School at e:ta.
Sermon II o'clock BY the pastor.
sub,ect--"Min your P's Aud us'
sermon 7 O'Clock by the pAsios.
sub,sct--' 'whsn God 0oes on
Strike" The public IL extended :
cordial welcome 10 thsss services.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Don't Fail to See "tous Wives With Anita Stewart at the Patriot No l

wS,h cultured mils. hr*s hsysng
seesa saseaFia%d. When il lsavss
she eeern IL il worked and saitesl
tae came ~ esr& snesy tuitrr
Saco. 10 t0nnd on tables where
ANIMAL ossosaAfsarsns would Mud
nn wslcoms. 1ht manufactures
ceas al. paAlinnsAtp wah thai
product Naeoa ia whits rapaniss
containing exactly the s&me vegs-
tsbiv color Ne IL us~a in every
pOand a creamery butter.
Naeoa d,splaoss cos butter and
does IL ~thoas q single apology.
Try IL Just 0nev then yes w.ll
take oa something III aas sis~
point. II 10 not an imitation oi
snyihlns. IL 10 !ast iss pure sell,
DO no, confuse |, with animal
Oi~omsFgafine, a. there il ne poe.
-lbl% relationship. We have NO wish
10 make a target oi the animal ist
foods. use them II you want 10.
We compete wl,h creamery bat.
ter on quality lees snj save yoa a
los oi alnsey, We do n,ofs .r alsr
yoa n pure rich spread Tor your
bread tina, you will find more sa,is.
bina every DAY IN the year than
sny butter you have ever used, II
never ge,s old, Oar sales have
increased until we can now order
IN large quantities aud sell |, Al,
4oc per- pound W. also carry a
tuIl line u NeGhnsis meats hsh
and oysters
Respectively
I.uan Meat Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

On December the fi,h aud sixth,
the missionary society will hsvs u
hsts1 Quite a number oi pretty
and useful articles will be on dis.
play. Da0 lsil to see. them before
doing your Christmas shopping.
The place has not ys, been decided
on, hui viii be sniittnnswl.srr iii IT'D
has,nsss section oi the town.
We will also bald cur annual
week N prayer service a, tha resi-.
deuce ni Ars J 7. Hollsy. Friday
Nov ~. Al 2;s0 o'clock. Every.
body invited TO come. There IL =
living nnd. Heavenly Father
He ia near At hand waiting to
listen 10 His eh.ld'- voice aud
ready 10 snsweF The minds 81
mcn receive from tod thoughts AZ
we'll ~ feeling ia snswef to prayer
Supt OF Study aud Publicity
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Nucoa-<ut, or Coca.
Nut Butter 4Oc Per. t.b,

Nucoa. M, az Cocsnut Butter is
the finest spfead Tor bread ~ know
anything about. For cooking or
baking /, csnno, be best Lei ~
tell you how it IL made. The meat
OF the cocanut 10 imported from
Cyloo and the PHILIPPINE Island
Thi. i. crushed aud sehaed into
cream white butter and il dves
no, contain q trace of wster---ii 10
Just pure cacsnut butter. highly
refined. R,eh peanut all Ia added
The richness and mellowness of
peanut oil makes II very valuable
These two products are churned
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
SPECIAL AGENT here
INVESTIGATING PRICES

Walter X. McAdasy, Special
Agent OF the Depastsnsat Of I1s-
sice vi the United States Govern
meat. vas 10 Dleksoa the first ol
the week investigating prices the
groosss ase receiving ior sngaf. and
butchers are receiving Tor meat.
Mr.. MeAdory advises us To pub.
iish ths, after Investigation, he
found that the merchants oi Die b.
son had been paying In the last les
days trom l0se 10 2le per poasd
ios sussr, and that they we're selling
this .ugsf a. BIC per pound. Mr.,
McAdosy states that hs Ia intoTned
that the Wholesale grocsrs are sol.
linz merchants suga. on = basis og
one sack Tor l0ie per pound and
one sack Tor 2lc per pound. making
the saSsr cost All average Ia the
merchant o! about i5ic per pound
He states that IL 10 q positive
violation OF the United States law
against protiteering tw these msr.
chants 10 cell this suaar for more
than 2ie per pound profit.
He requests w. a. newspaper,
TO publish the above facts. ssking
that the consumers of sugar write
United States Attorney. General
Lee Douglas. ut Nashville. advising
him Il any sugar dealers In Dickson
County violate the law by charging
an excessive price Nj. McAdoFy
states ths, he will return to Dick
snn in a fsw days, aud expects 10
sppoint Committee. ssRsesenting
The farmers, lshoring men. pro.
sreesive men and business men,
and have this Commits hx . fa'r
price OF reasonable profit basis ios
shoes, dry goods, groceries hard.
ware and cs2ssr ssssessssss. NJ
McAdory s.sies that the came rules
aud ,~se~-Gasay by, the >iAr price
Committee ol Davidson County,
which is beaded by Colonel Lee
Brock, vail apply and regulate
prices In Dieksoa County. and he
advises the public TO pos, them.
selves oa lair prices by reading the
announcements made from day to
day through the Nashville pap~rs
by Coloasl Lee Brooks Committee.
and II there are any violations in
Dickson County that II in the duty
ni the public To report these yialat.
ors with names and proof to Atty,
Gen. lse Douglas at Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

Mrs. Pit Henslee will be hostess
oi the Twentieth. Century Club or
Dec. oh The following program
~ uanY,,ttysst"@ % .A''",''+ a@~.- ,@aas.
paper~-lhc Practical Value ol
Humane Education In Teaching
Lessons oi sympathy, Kindness
and Obedience. Mrs. Weems.
Why Children i.ike knsrns1s ~-
Mira Rouliin.
Southern Wfit1 Jsss3 "Ctswnaac'
Harris. Discussion oi his Tile ---
Quiis Mrs. Msulsy Wsnns. Dis'
cussion oi Hi. Works. Mrs J. A.
Clement; Mrs, l.. A. MeCaul,
Story Mrs, Pope
Uncle k.mus' Tale Mrs. PIT
Henslee,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

a bat. irosa liz a3ot.
"Huntin2 10 Ore dYwn hsr-. rs-
p4clsily ds~r and Wild ducks.
The temperature 10 asYer below
~ ic winter and they say that in
summer the Lsa. ID something sw-
.tul. ~ you se% l'm anticipating a
pleasant summef.
Im kind oi Lonesome tonight
with no ons in tkis Dig old Inhrm.
arg but myseit Nv room mate 10
oil on u Through, | safe mise him,
Tor | have all DTS work and mice
too. All ths responsibilities NJ the
lahrmary are in my hands, IL Tel.
low comes 10 siek. | have TO ind
out the trouble aud give him nsdi.
cine accordingly. think tha. In
The course oi year ! will know
something about medicine.
We live in a Dolby shaek. lis
made u som. kiad II mud. With a
Hat top. lt's vary comfortable. eE.
espt when trains We have 10 spread
tent over "a. We eat on . mar.
row table; tt@ Kitchen Police watts
on us. And believe me, he has
.otne Job
Well, 1t IL about time TO hit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Reward

81 reward will be paid Tor the
arrest and conviction al any ons
,rest sssins. hunting M mutIIstlns
fences on property owned by the
undersigned
J. Black.
kruest iafkin%
+, Won Bergen,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Sale Postponed.

osing ,o ,hs heavy rain last
Tuesday the II y Hsrhison tsi~
on t,n-y we. postponed entii ne1t
Thursday. Dec. l.. ., which time
the He-b,son farm oi 2i4 acres will
sold q, public auction and also
so.1e horse stock cattle. nog.. feed.
stuff. isrm implements household
and Kitchen furniture.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
For Sale. Trade or Trafiic.

Nee sale buggy mare; two young
dlli8 hrcke 10 harness. A lev \. c,
Road lslsnd puilets beginning 10 lay,
sons extra nice s,ock Ewes. several
youts mules, some extra nice mils
shor horn hsii<rs Good vslo-
Pace night and t.tms good. Call
at ny place Oh bartons Greek and
let me shos you aud tell you more
A. l.. Miller
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Presbyterian Church Notes

Regular services will be held in
this church on November 30. with
preaching by the pastor 4. | | =. m
A meeting At y. m. will be
conducted by the Woman's Ms
sionary Socis.y ~ their annual
praise service. Ii will bs q most
entertaining program and everyone
10 invited t. heat the songs and
speeial features
All are invited. not only 10 these
two meetings. but also TO the
sabbath school At a.+5, the Christ
ian Endeavor meeting at q p, IN,
and the mid.we-k prayer. meeting
Wednesday evening a, $50.
A iour.to'one" campaign il
urged IN order 10 &c, 25 pu cent
increase IN the Sabbath school Ell.
iollmeni
-----------------------------~*
e W. CuIlum il here from Jack.
sonviils kia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
Card Of Thanks.

We desire to thank our friends
and neighbour, who have % kindly
and willingly rendered M aasissanoe
during the illness and desth oi cur
dear loved ons. and ~ our friends
sending tho beautiful horai ,ib.
utes, We extend our warmsst appfe.
citation, ..''
G. n. Lowell.
Mrs.. Sarah Wishart.
Nm. Jsnnis Hassy.
-
Jobs T. Moore has sDns 10 AbitA
sprinrs, La ios his hsslth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

wAs wFitten 10 mis- uncle. j. ".
Dsaslsy:
"prrsidio. Texas.
Medical corps u. y.
9th Cavalry.
Nov. Ia. 1913
Dear Uncle
I would have written you sooner.
but don't Aavs much time TO write.
these dsys viii try To tell you
something Of my trip aud this
Border country.
Il was ssnt from Nashville to VI.
Osieshofpe, Tia. which Ia about IL
miles IRON Chattanooga. Was
there about ten days aud was sen,
to Maria. Texas. a town u about
1900 Inhabitants. 1900 ot which
are Msxicsns. Maria has an alu.
,uds oi about 1900 feet. and was
quite breezy Maria 10 about 70
miles from the Rio Grand~ River
We had q nics trip, via New Or.
leans. | vas Ia charge oi two ,nsn
who we're in the Medical Corps
The scenery on the way WAS besati-
iul until WI began nearing the
Border. then everything was very
desolate-lookins no srras. grass
nothing but 4 sandy desert stretch
Ing ~ tar as the eye could SER.
We arrived II Maila about /
o clock 4, III and didn know tbs
way to Camp, so had 10 sleep al
the station. There we're several
Msxieans slsepiug here also. and
! didn't like their looks at all |
held my eyes open Il. long ~
ooaidi but had hesa aa the s,.aJ o.
long ! finally weu, to sleep.
~ bad only been ln Maria about
\ week when | was sent 10 Prrsidlo,
Texas. with a Machine Gun Dctach.
ment. pfssidio il All outpos, on
ths banks M the Rio Gsande River
about 10 mile. from Maria
We came In an Army supply
truck that runs between the two
campo.
There " a little Mexican villag.
just on the outside oi camps which
has 4 picture show with Aims so old
they're about worn out We all
carry pistols everywhere we ~ $3.50
automatic IA
The conditions here seem to be
strained all the time, aud W. ~ al
ways ready Tor sct,on, The M-xi.
cans look like they would delight il
putting a lev Of us to sleep at any
time They ilys in iittis mnd huss
eigh. or ten to the hut. and you
can always tell when YOU are near
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

SrRAiED Three year old
black he,fer, shows considerable
Jersey, dehorned, marked under
bit in right and J Bush tax in
lei, eat Liberal reward Tor her
return or information as to her
whereabouts W ] Cox, Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

FOR SALE-Team oi good
mulpa wagon and harness 1850 W
cash or on time. t'ro i've g'ssei
wagons trum SO to 50
X. S,muu. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28

& W. CuIium IL here from Jack.
.onville, Fla
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-11-28
DICKSON BOY on
MEXICAN BORDER

Tbs feliowing letter is from Heas.
ley Smith, son oi Mi. Asd Mfs. 4.
L. snish. of this place. The letter
was written 10 mis- uncle. J. d.
Hsaslsy:
pfrsidio. Texas.
Medical corps u. y.
9th Cavalry.
Nov. ID. 1913
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-24
PURE BRED PLYMOUTH ROCK

eggs for setting at S1.OO pr
dozen, from the kind that know
when to lay.
2-22 MISS BESSIE FTTREII.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-24
CALOMEL DYEAMITES A SLUG
GISH LIVER

Calonal salivates. It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite Oh ,5as-
rish Erer. When calornel comes ;.-o
contac. with sour bile it crashes into Is.
causing cramning and nausea
II you feel bilious and ali kuo1-el
ont jus go n vour druggist ana 80 a
bottle. o. Dodson : Liver Tone.
s"n.ch Is 2 harmless vegetable sg.3stt-
tute for dangerous calomel tx q
spoonful AMI if If aoesn t start rGur
liver and straighten YOU up better and
quicker than nasty calolhel and without
making you sick. YOU just go back a1d
get your money. If YOU take ealonlei
today YOU Il fe sick and nauseate1 TO-
morrow: besides. i may salivate YOU.
while i YOU take Dodson 5 Liver Tone
you vii wake UP feeling great. full of
Of ambition and ready for work or plav
Il harmless, pleasing and safe to give
. children: they like it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-24
:1ha Brat Tomorrow Night

Oliver Moro>co 5 latest Ne"
York comedy success The Brat
written by Maude Fulton, and
with Cecil Spooner, that captlvat-
ing little personality OF mlrth and
nelriment IN the little role, Will
De the attraction at the Dixie
theatre tomorrow night.
1t IS a story Of d street walt
that Miss Fulton has put into her
play 1t is the product OF the
genial sunshine. the sunshine of
the Pacific Coast where the play
enjoyed great success three years
ago. The wait is taken into the
home Of a writer who needs he.'
type Of humanity for purposes OF
study. To him she IS only a spec
linen. She IS too young to have
fallen into the sordid degeneration
Of the streets vet old enough III
experience aS to be nncanny IN her
warlneSS Of hufaan motive. The
author calls her The Brat in
the spirit that is half affection
and half contempt In her graf
itude she believes that it is nat
ural OBJ cation under All the laws
0f romance for her to fall IN love
with him One Of her speeche,
addressed to d rival claimant for
the author 5 affections reveals. the
delightful touch al blended humOr
and sentiment. Love me :
says the Brat. of course he low
Q, me- Dldn t he save me from.
going 10 JAIL Did he eyer do
as much for you 1t is thi,
frank uncompromising logic Of an
unsophisticated mind that gives
the Brat her charm. But the
Brat does not marry the auth
or She dWakenS to the fact that
her heart has really gone out 10
h : brother. young ne er do we'll,
whose passion for strong drink
has brought ann into family dis
grace. The play closes with the
departure for d ranch in the far
west of the Brat and the Young
sea pc grace whom She has reform
ed.
The appearance Of Miss Spoon
er III the name role Of the play
should prove exceedingly interest
mo as II has been SomptiD,e. >in.a