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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
St. ANTHONYS
WIN, s TO 4
Down the colors of No. Am
boy Sporting Club -Game
Was Well Played.

The Saint Anthonys downed the
colors Of the North Amboy Sport
ing Club on the Harlan Copper
works field yesterday afternoon by
a score of Ga, In the second game
of the series to decide the light
senior championship Of the city.
Willie Flynn who was sent to the
mound to relieve Art Young in the
first inning, pitched masterful ball
throughout the remaining innings
of the game. allowing six widely
scattered hits. striking out twelve
batters and not walking a man.
Young was sent to the mound for
the Saints to start the game, ana
stanton was sent back against the
Saints O'Hara the first man to
face the Saint pitcher worked him
for a two and three count, and then
singled. Seiboth famed, and
Springer followed with a single.
With one strike on Jacobs, the for
mer Saint clouted the pill over the
right field fence for a homer. scor-
ing O'Hara and Springer ahead of
him. Flynn was brought in from
center field and Bradley went to
that position. The first two batters
TO oppose Flynn secured hits. and
the third man was safe on an error,
the fourth man famed and the last
out was a pop ny.
In the Saint half of the round,
Warner singled after Leahy was out
Flynn also went out, but Silver
singled sending Warner to second.
Warner scored on Burke's double,
Silver going to third, where he
was left when Kochek made the
third out.
The score was tied in the last
half of the second after n was
down. Tague was hit by a pitched
ball, Bradley doubled to center
| scoring Tague, and Bradley scored
on Leahy's hit. The Saints went
into the lead on Flynn's single and
Silver's double in the fourth, and
| added another run to their score in
| the sixth, Brownmiller walked, was
| sacrificed to second by Tague and
scored on Bradley's second hit
| Eilver's home run in the seventh &C
counted for the Saints last run.
The North Amboy team scored
| their final run in the eighth after
two were down, Springer singled.
went to second on Simon's second
hit, and Springer made god his at
tempt to go to third, reaching home
when Bradley's throw went to the
stands. Pick" Mullen and Mike
| Schicker umpired the contest.
Saint Anthony5
ABB r H E
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
TMORGAHS WIN
| EASY VICTORY
Bridgeport A. c. Team Taken
Into Camp and Badly Beat
en- by So. Amboy Tossers
By special Correspondent.

SOUTH AMBoY, Aug. s.-The
Morgan. A. c.. OF this city scored an
other easy victory yesterday after
noon at the expense OF the Bridge
port A. c., of New York City. The
lMorgan's started the onslaught early
in the game making five counters in
the first inning OF play. Young, the
visiting pitcher. lasted but three in
nings being replaced by Fredrickson.
This is the second victory this season
over this combination. The former
game was one of the most interesting
OF the season being Sd. contest going
ten innings. The visitors would have
been held scoreless yesterday but for
10 foolish and avoidable error by
Let's on Third.
Palmer the new twirler of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
PERTH AMBOYS
WIN 10 CAME
Woodbridge Team is Beaten
in Pitching Duel W
Apologize and neider.
ery Applegate shaded Butch

cry Applegate snaueu Dueen
Ter in a pitching duel at n
k1tnn Copper works field yester-
<y3v afternoon, and h Perth AM
bow Baseball Club added another
win to their string at the hands OF
fhe woodbridge Field Club, and an
other contender for the county
championship was given q setback
Applegate allowed seven hits, struck
out ten en n walked none. while
Neider allowed five hits, struck out
nine, walked n batter and hit n
man.
Amboy scored their only run in
Che fourth session, when three OF
their hits were secured on Neider.
Reean singled to right, went to sec
ond on Stinson's bunt which the
Amboy shortstop beat out, but Re-
Stinson stole second on Bader's
double to right enter and scored
The fielding of Stinson for the
locals and Cutter for the visitors
were the added features Of the
game. Both Apologize and Neider
stitched q brand of ball that usually
rings victory. but Neider
as unable to pull out OF . hole in
. fourth without the Amboyans
Exiting the platter. At other stages
4 the game both pitchers pulled
: out of holes with colors flying.
woodbridge got n man on the
paths due to an error in the Sec
ond, but this was after two men
were down and he was left strand
ed. In the fourth inning after APP
pfe,s famed the first two batters,
the next three men secured singles
but fast fielding prevented a score,
and the third out was secured by
a strikeout. In the sixth inning
after one man was retired Cutter
doubled and went to third on Pen
der's single, but Apologize again
famed the last two batters.
In the eighth inning the visitors
placed the first two men on the bases
as a result of inield errors of the
locals. but the Amboy pitcher made
Cutter who had previously secured
two hits. pop to Egan, and then
famed the last two batters. In the
ninth after two were retired Neider
singled TO left but he was forced
by the following batter for h third
out
Amboy had various chances in adj
dition to the fourth inning. Loeser,
the first man up in the initial inning,
was safe on an error, but he was
left die. Christopherson walked to
start the third, but the next three
batters on the Amboy team walked
the strike out plank. The first two
men to bat in the seventh were safe,
one on a hit. and the second hit by
pitcher. They were sacrificed along
but with one down, the squeeze play
failed. Romer was out between home
and third, and the last man famed.
Two were down in the eighth ses-
sion when Pfeiffer beat out an infieid
hit, but the next batter flied to the
Woodbridge right fielder. Pick
ziullen nmpired the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
CALL OFF GAME;
WET GROUNDS
Impossible to Play Game 80
Any One Who Saw Grounds
Saturday Aware of Fact

The game between the Raritan
Copper works and the Michelin Tire
company OF Midtown scheduled for
the local grounds on Saturday after
noon was cancelled because Of the
condition OF the grounds. In 4
county Newspaper the Michelin team
expressed the belief that the Copper
Works cancelled the game because
they were afraid Of the Mfllown
clan. Anyone who visited the field
~ $3.50 on Saturday afternoon the
time set for the start Of the game.
is wei aware OF the fact that
Manager Harry Apologize was right
in cancelling the game.
1t Is probable that the game will
be played in this city In the very
near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
FEDS OF KEASBEY BEATEN
BY COUNTY SEAT OUTFIT

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, August 9-The Keas-
hey Feds met defeat at New Bruins
wick by the Hungarian Athletic
Club. The score was IA. Blanch-
ard. the Feds southpaw hurler, held
the opponents to two runs until the
sixth and seventh innings. when he
weakened and allowed five runs.
The Feds made a hard attempt to
tie the score in the eight inning,
but the rally only netted them two
runs.
Although the Feds outhit their
opponents 1917. they were unable to
get the hits in the pinches. Sulli-
a and Dolina led the local batters
with two hits each, while Hens and
Bohen were the best for the oppon-
ents.
The teams lined up as follows:
Keasbey Feds, Sullivan. third base:
A. Blanchard. shortstop: Smalley.
center Held: Parsler. catcher Maier.
left fieldI Gloff. second base: Doll
ma. first base; G. Blanchard, pitcher:
\ VI. Romer, right field.
hungarian A. c., Bohen. first
Re; Varga. second base; Hens,
Inter field; Karol, catcher; Roeta,
third base; Browan. left field: Cam
boke. right field: Pekete, shortstop;
Patty, pitcher.
Score by innings:
Keasbey .......... o. 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Hungarian ........ 1100O230x
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
81 1 s
Woodbrid

Score by innings:
Woodbridge 20 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 90
Perth Amboy 0 o 0 1 0 o 0 0 XII
Two base hits, Bader Cutler; left
on bases, Woodbridge 10, Perth Am
boy z: bases on balls. off. Neider 1;
struck out, by Applegate 10, by
Neider 8. Umpire, Mullen. Time
OF game, 1:45. Attendance. 1900.
Hit by pitcher. Neider (Bader).
Sacrifice hit-Egan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
KEASDEYF.C.
BADLY BEATEN
Landings of New Brunswick
Shut Out Keasbey Team
BY 30 Score.

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, Aug. 9-The keas-
hey +. c. was showed under yes
terday afternoon at New Bruins
wick, when they were given a oad
beating by the Landings, of the
county seat. The o ended with
an SO defeat for Keasbey.
500. pitching for the Kessbey..es,
was hit hard in the pinches BY the
strong county seat team, while the
slants OF Stang, completely bafled
the local sluggers.
The Keasbeyites now stand even
with the New B~runswickers as they
defeated them earlier in the season
The score:
ALB. r. H. E.
r FULLERTON. Oh $3.50. 4 Q 4 y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

The Clover Juniors defeated the
Woodbridge Field Club al in hard
fought battle in Woodbridge yesser-
day. This Is the FIRST time the To-
cal team has eve played a light sen
Tor organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

Bridgeport ..0o1 600 Oo0-1 8 s
Morgan A.c. 502 1O2 o0x-1O Is 2
Struck out. by Palmer, 10: by
Young. /. Hits, on Young. 5 in 8
on balls. or Palmer. q: Young. .,
Fredrickson. o. Hit by pitcher. by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
'HTH AMBOYS BEAT WOODBRIDGE CLOSE GAMES PLAYED over The WEEKEND IN VC

Young, J.. Mits. of Young, S in 3
innings: Fredrickson, z in 5 innings;
Palmer, 3 in 3 innings. Umpire
Oufnlnn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

II the Government would insti-
tute a War Tax on Conversation and
charge n cent per thousand words
the war debt would soon be paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

NUTIIIHTNs IHTtE UdNF HIS
Spiele: two base hits. Herman ca,
ID. Harding: struck out by 500, q.
by stang, A. base on balls, OF 500,
part, Hogarty: sacrifice hits. Her
mann, Hoearty; stolen bases. Her
mann, Harkins, w. Harding: left
on bases, Keasbey. 4. Landings, s.:
double plays. Glof unassisted; Glof
to @. Fullerton to Maloney; O. Full
lerton to j. Fullerton TO Maloney;
Voorhees, to Harding: voorhees, 70
Hogarty to Harding.
Score by innings:
Keasbey ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Landings ..... 2 3 I 0 X
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

North Amboy 3 Q ooooo1o- %
Saints ......1s 2 0 1 1 0 ks
Home run, Silver. Jacobs; two base
hits. Silver. Leahy, Bradley; left on
bases, Saints 8, North Amboy 4;
bases on balls, of, Stanton 3, Burke
4: struck out. by Young 1, by Flynn
~, by Stanton 8. Umpire, Mullen.
Time of game. 1 hour so minutes.
Attendance 1000.
Sacrifice hit, Tague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

IMorgans is becoming one Of the idols
of the team, being more popular
every game.
The core.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

No matter how superstitious he
may be. a man will never refuse $40
for q $12 article.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09

Our idea of a hopeless mutt is a
man who goes to a Seeress and has
his fortune told.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-09
20 miles to the gallon of gasoli

The Franklin uses less fuel to 60 a given dis
tance because light weight and less friction
make it the easiest rolling-and therefore the
most easily controlled-car on the market.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

why buy cheap shoe Junk whom
you can buy the newest and bost
quality ut Forman's for less money 2
We are proving this every day. Spo-
cial for Christmas. mems and wo-
mems Tine 90 dress shoes Tor tbvJ.
Boys high cut shoes. chlldfon'H rub
Der boots. boys and girls extra wear
shoes for dross and school Special
perfume souvenirs with purchase of
81 and over. FOrman's. easy 90 IND
Fourth street between Market ant
king. open This uvoning.--AdN.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
STAGE
Az THE PLAYHOUSE


David Belasco will present call
the Doctor" for the last time in VII
mington this evening at the play
house. Unusual entertainment is
afforded the public through the
medium OF this comedy. faithfully
and artistically offered by q splendid
company with Janet Beecher. Char
lotte Walker, Philip Merivale and
William Morris as principals.
THE GHOST BETWEEN
The author who expresses in a play
any new ray OF illumination, wheth-
or, though OF sympathetic under
standing up0l a subject that has a
tendency TO or a bearing upon the
betterment OF mankind, no matter
how hum0rously or bluntly the les
son may be presented, so long as
there is a harmonizing In the con-
flicts II purpose: a logical and con-
sisteat reason for advancing these
complications and there IS a signiil-
cant and constructive conclusion TO
The theme; has play OF purpose
and the story Is worthy Of Tie most
serious consideration. whether 10 be
comedy OF tragedy.
such a play is announced at the
Playhouse for three night, cOmmenc-
ing tomorrow evening with a mail
nee on Christmas Day, when mat
delightful comedian, Taylor Holmes
will appear in Vincent Lawrence !
play OF contradictions, "The Ghosl
Between" a composition said TO- be
decidedly novel In conception, unique
in construction and brilliantly writ
ten.
Because Of the authors and pro
ducer's supp0sition that the play
holds greater appeal when the story
Is not too intimately known. nothing
In the way OF detail will be announc-
ed in advance OF The engagement.
Mr. Holmes supporting company is
headed by Laura Walker
CENTURY MIDNIGHT wHIRL."
The public VIII welcome the oner'
ing at the Playhouse leNt Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday nights ant
no the Wednesday matinee. when ul,
famous century Midnight Whirl.
the show that ran on The Centur,
Roof New York. FOR three years. vii
be the attraction. IL Is a genuine
roof show. popular with New Norl
and AN the knowing visitors 10 ul'
big city. 10 is more than a revue. ]
has an The features ~ revue al'
many more. The notable cast Is mad
up on famous stars. headed by hlch
ard earle and including Blanche hns
Charles Winninger. Jay Gould win
Ona Winter and many more.
Tomorrow morning the seats To-
the engagement will go on sale
AT THE CARmCK.
Mabel Tallaferro, the stage am
movie star, who is appearing at lh
Garrick Theatre This week, IN ne
work there confirms an the good i'm
pressions that have preceded her com
Ing. She is a charming young woman
with a pleasing personality, fuH o
life and with marked dramatic abil
ity. In the present instance she ]
Featured IN Tom Barry's new coined,
Connie" a bit Of fun, which Is pro
duced by a company OF three. unde
me direction OF Joseph Hart. Mis-
Taliaferrn is ably assisted by MI
Movies and Mr.. Hart.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
I TYT'he |
NNClr1pGlIlQ
aTnE LAsr 0F THE MOUNTAINS.

THE LAST or THE MOHICANS"
One comes away from viewing THE
Last OF the Mohicans," at the Queen
Theatre with the mixed feeling OF
admiration and enjoyment. Admlra-
ton is for the great direction, Maui
rice TouIuour, VINO has accomplish
ed such great work In the screen
phOtOplay, who has given life and
face and figure 10 the great his
torical romance OF James Fenim0re
Cooper. Enjoyment concerns the faith
ful Interpretation Of fhe original
story and the work OF the exceptional
company
In speaking Of the cast OF players,
the work OF Albert Roscoe and Bar
bara Beresford stand out most prOmi-
nently. Mr.. Roscoe interprets the
role OF uncas, the Indian. The last
prince Of the Mohican tribe. One
finds 10 hard 10 reconcile the stern.
brave, tender-hearted Indian with all
his feathers and adornments with the
matinee Albert Roscoe but the fact
is none the less true. Barbara Beres-
ford as Cora Munro, is a real sur
prise. She is a clever actress whose
face is new TO the audiences who
! hope soon 10 see more Of her.
"Edgar's Hamlet" Is The name OF
the added comedy Offering
AT THE MAJESTIC.
Today Wanda Hawley Is playing for
/ the last time as party OF the first
part TO Her First ElOpement," on eX-
hihition at the Majestic Theatre.
The fluffy young star is pleasing
In her Characterization Of the indie
/ pendent little hoiress who took 10
| upon herself TO elope and startle her
/ guardian and a few others.
| jerome Patrick Is The part OF me
second part 90 the el0pement
! Tomorrow Billie Burke viii appear
I'm The Frlsky Mr.. Johnson" the
| pbOtOplay version OF Grace George s
stage Success OF The same name. Mr.
/ Clyde Fitch. well-kn0wn playwright.
has written the original work for Miss
George. Billie Burke's characterize
ton is that of a rich American widow
who cuts the capers In gay paree
and gives meat for the gOssips OF the
American colony there.
At THE RIALTO.
Today Alice Brady is playing at
the RialtO Theatre for this day only
in her phoiOplay Maternity one OF
The first OF her stellar vehicles. Miss
Brady is very versatile and confines
her particular talents 10 the dra-
matte Interpretation OF an interesting
character In Maternity
Tomorrow the special Drury Lane
melOdrama. THE White Heather. %
produced under the personal dlrec-
tiOn Of Mr.. Maurice TOurneur. who Is
also responsible FOR THE Last Of the
Mohicans." on exhibition at the Queen
Will be the feature.
This Is an amazing melodrama with
lis most dramatic scenes taking place
on the bed OF the ocean on the wreck
OF the good ship 1.-THE White
Heather"
At THE SAVOY.
Warren kerrigan In his latest pro.
duction. 1.-THE House OF Whispers,
will have its last showing at the
savoy Theater today Mr.. Kerrigan /,
b. evidently one star who Is not con
tent 10 draw the crowds by his name
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
proved AGAIN!
SANTA'S real
Laura V, o. II. Douglass
to be Remembered by
Mothers Friend
WILLIE O'NEILL
AMONG WRONG
m. r.. A. stan Specially

NEW YORK. boo. gi.--Laura Wr-
ginie oHanlon Douglas has rcoclvcd a
loitur nom Santa Claus.
She Is tho little girl u the little girl
who Just twonty-tnroo years ago
wrote a letter 10 tho editor Of tho
New York sun asking, rs there a
santa CLAUSE"
This little girl was Laura Virginia
.Ollanlon. she received a reply wrli
ten by one OF tho sun editors which
nomforlcd the hearts OF thousands OF
little Leuras all over the land. This
reply has become regarded a. a classic
and has been published throughout
the world. Mono who read II can
doubt there's a Santa.
Laura O1lanlon now II Laura Doug
las mother.
Little Laura was having a party on
her sixth birthday a while ago, She
wanted 10 invite Santa, but granddad
suggested she should write The Sun,
lust as her mother had done, She
did. The letter said:
Mr.. Editor Please send me Santa
Claus address this minute. Honest
truly. ! don't want 10 ask him FOR
anything / want 90 do something for
him, because ho has been nice 10 mo
and my family.
I've got a piece OF birthday cake
saved for him II ho Will call at i2i
West Nlnoiy-nflh street and ask for
me, Laura Virginia DOuglos. Tell him
10 be sure and ask FOR me
The Sun printed the letter
But Santa didn't come 90 IA,
party said Laura today. 81 guess hi
was too busy getting ready FOR Christ
mas. But l have heard from him Ill
rect. " She produced the letter
read:
Dear Virginia. received YOU
, card ana VIII bring YOU the thing
( you want Tor Christmas n you are
good little girl ] think ] can get "a
: bobsled through the back window
not the fireplace. and ! will brln
lMlcky's sweater IL can find one
g no such a big dog. Merry Christina
from your friend,
\ SANTA CLAUS.
so you see. Sc said. triumphant
willie ONeill was wrong.
who's Willie O'Neill2"
Hes boy who lived near us Ia,
b. summer. he said there is no SAINT
He's 10 and thought be knew moi
Z than me But / was rightw
And Mrs. Douglas said. "Of cOure
\ you are right Never doubt SAM
Claus '
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
STOUT Plane
IS STOUT, CHEAP
"BatwIng" is Called the
Furerunner of Com
mercial Plane
HAS SPEED UP TO
100 MILES HOUR

Chicago, Dec. PO-The new Stout
monoplano, shaped like a bat and
known as the "nalwlne," IL The fore
runner of Tho commercial hlrplano OF
the future. Ia tho opinion uf aviation
experts Who saw tests lust COM
pletcd.
Tho inventor Is William d. Stout.
government aircraft expert, During
lhu war, The Stout plane was known
IN eocrcl government circles az the
Mystery ship Confidential plans OF
u wuro CA route 90 Washington, and
70 IN said That famous German war
plano was built from tho lost Stout
plans,
The Stout plano Ia Stout 10 has a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

At THE SAVOY.

Warren Kerrigan in his latest pro-
ductiOn. 1.-THE House OF Whispers. "
will have its last showing at the
Savoy Theater today. Mr.. kerrigan is
tent TO draw the crowds by his name
alone. He believes that II "the play $
the thing" Is not as true as 10 was
before the present "star' system was
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Green peas and fresh salmon arc
excellent served together.
Slice cold plum pudding. Try in
melted butter and serve hot.
Large. heavy picture frames tend
20 make a room look smaller
Cucumbors in some style should al
ways be served with salmon
Potato shells filled with crab meat
and baked is a novel idea.
Sprinkle caulinOWcr soup with
grated cheese Just before serving
Plain dOughnuls served with maple
syrup make nice dessert
Before stunlng duck sprinkle lightly
inside with black pepper.
Delicate collars of lace are best
bound around The lncr edge With net
An OilclOih luncheon set painted ir
fruit design makes an attractive gift
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

single thick wooden wing, with no
wires or braces 20 slnw up the kr,H9
hy Offering wind resistance lHfft
phcan plane, With speed Bl 20 fos ~
mills nm h0iir. The body Is erhAsste
Win nonbrcakable glass, enabling oc-
cupanls 10 converse while living <The
navy has contracted f0f The nf%f six
Stout planes. now being bullt ~ The
inventor In Detroit.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

The Want Ads VIII Offer good op-
portunltics for domcsiics, Mattresses
cooks. goyernesses and nurses FOR tht
coming month
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

Subscriptions stll being roceIybd
until ne 27th Of unls month foT new
series Of stock In ihp Wilmington
Building and Loan Ass0claben. Fef
particulars phone 1sJ6. or sec Young A
Company. Tenth at King Sisr--Adyl
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22

built up, the fact that the public does
appreciate a good plot still holds good.
THE House OF Whispers" presents the
ideal form OF photopiay entertain
ment 10 combines a popular star
with an excellent plot. kerrigan Is
seen as "Spaulding Nelson" young
adventure seeker who takes posses
sion of his uncIe's apartment and I'M
dertakes 90 solve the mystery of the
whispers" FRITZ Brunette plays Op-
pOsite Mr.. kerrigan, and Joseph j..
bowling, Marjorie Wilson and others
make up a line supporting cast
Jimmy Aubrey In "Ihe Back Yard. -
a special tWO-reel comedy, cOnVuIscs
the audiences with laughter and is
full OF unusual comedy stunts.
The Want Ads offer many excellent
bargains in real estate and homes for
rent or 10 sell This month
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-22
sEnNIcE CIrIEENg MAG TREH.

A preillly decorated Christmas tres
has been set up and trimmed by INA
young women uf the stan Of The sers-
Ice Citizens, Ia The main oillee OF we
organization, second noor, Public
Library building, Eighth and Market
Streets
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-01-24
Christian Science Society
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and
for Marion County, in Chancery.
A. S. Jacobs, Complainant, VS.. Irene
Jacobs, Defendant-Order for
Constructive Service.
1t is ordered that the defendant
herein named, to-wit: Irene Jacobs,
be and she is hereby required to APP
pear to the bill of complaint filed in
this cause on or before
Monday, the I'd day of February, 1920
1t is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Evening Star, newspaper pub
lisned in said county and state.
This 3rd day of January, 1920.
(SeaD P. H Nugent,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion County
Florida. By Ruth Erwin, d. c.
VIM. A. Jeffcoat,
Compliments Solicitor. 1-3-sat