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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Some people are continually
wondering why there is 50
much contraband booze float.
ing around a country that has
adopted national prohibition,
They shouldn't wonder. The
answer is very simple.
Money-influence human
nature.
The world was not made in
an hour. and neither can il be
revolutionized in a day.
Since the infantile days of
the republic the warfare be-
tween the vets and the drys
has been waging with undimi-
nished fury. II will continue
to be waged for many years TO
come.
Millions of men have become
accustomed from long habit to
their daily drink of intoxicating
liquor. Oftimes il has been
many drinks day. To de-
prive them of i, is like taking
opium away from a dope fiend.
Many men will go To any
lengths or expense in order to
secure the liquor their system
Graves. and others will run any
risk in order TO get rich quick
~ in supplying il.
Some officials are honestly
endeavoring To enforce the
law. while Others are amenable
to influence" are more polit-
ically polite. and are plain
ly side stepping their sworn
duty.
To completely suppress the
contraband liquor traffic would
REQUIRE an army of prohibition
agents as large as the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Force. and
army TO watch the
agents.
A lot of little fellows in the
Illicit trade will be convicted
and punished. but the really
big fellows-the brains and
top-notchers-will more likely
20 free. at least as long as a
certain stamp of public ofTici-
ais place the value of the vote
above that of country.
Human nature-thats all.
|
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Baptist Church Notes.

Rev. Elmo Royalty, Of Lawrence
burg, Ky, will preach at the Bap,is,
Church Sunday. both morning and
evening Rev. Royalty comes high
~ recommended and il Is sincerely
hoped that large audiences will hear
him. At the evening service those
recently baptised will be welcomed
into the church. II is urged that all
be present. G. ID. Stro,her.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28

Contentment exists when WEST
PETRO is used. Oils that penetrate.
gas that vibrates, gives power untold.
Get the best and see the difference. /"
Watch for the RED TRUCK"
Sold exclusively by W. :. Carrier
9-2-tf. Phone 50
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
Many Boy Babies.

The r.t theory tia; mature pro
NIc' taI 90, .os. iu man power after
a great var by producing more boys
than SRI. babies BE- borne out IN PARIS
birth statistics During the present
year nearly so per cent Of the infant.
born IN the French capital have been
boys The same thing was observed
IN Germany after the Napoleonic
war
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-28
sympathy we might extend.

II Is a long trail we must take
some day, and our degree OF
comfort or discomfort will be
decided before we start.
For man may not reap the
pleasures of the next world
without earning them while in
the land of mortality.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
~-irE eLuFF :TEMa

Mr.. " d R,dtord has returned
10 Nrwhum
Mrs K {. Ho~sli i. visiting tsls.
uyes In Natseks, Ill
Mrs G II williams Ia visiting
in fanleer
Mrs J A lenabir has returned
from visiting in Nashville
Mics Mary Lee Ms,hsld and Mise
X stheryn Mattamore have returned
10 Nashville. after spending the
7e-k end with the former, cousin
Miss Beulah Graham
Mrs K. y Woods~urlh visited
the school one day lsst week and
compllmsn,ed our high school de-.
parlmtnt
Mrs Belle Brown has returned
from Nashville,
Mrs &, W Deal has moved to
Nashville.
Mrs W. N. Adeock aud daughter.
Rachel. have returned from Nanleef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Lou Ca,hey
Maade PACK, et als

10 Chsucery a, Dlc kson. Tennfs-es
In this csuse il appear 10 ""
Clerk and Master from the ~vort
bill that the defendants Nslts
Pack, Msuds Csthsy Cora Hot
and Melissa Johnson, are u0n.r"sl-
dsn,s OF the state snd canhG' he
served with process, II : ordered BY
the Clerk and Master that non.fesE.
dent notice be published Tor them,
,hst they appear a, the CoDr'house
in Dickson. Tenn, on ~ heiare
Thursday after ,he Fou1tb Monday
in October, 1897. and plead. sn-~"'
O, demur to the bill fled SCANS
the 10 in this cause. o. the same ~lii
be taken for confessed and The esu"e
~, tot bearing expsrte-,bAt tbs
notice be published in the pick"ot
County Herald for four ~sesa, a:
required by lsw In such csses
Witness ny hand Al ofics, ihi,
Sept, II. 1870
J. ] Taylor. & 4 N
II. c. Richardson, Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

Tw1 eas~ti Of smallpox sss report
sd 10 Sau r-f, one belngNa serious
cate
4 series oi meetings have Just
ctossd At Beech Grows. The ser-
moo. delivered by Rsss. ". u.
Rollins snd W ). G.Giry ~sis ell
sI yoyssi. there being several coz.
vsrsinne.
Mrs. q. T. Coosasy has returned
home, altar q ssy~sal days visit
b-rs si,h frisnds.
A large crowd attended the Pie
SUPPER al 0a.dale Oh lar; Friday
alght
Mise Bsrhs bro~rlns, d Char
lotte has been vlsi.ing trieusis hear
bet old hnms on Chiidrss. bfancb
Als. Ida Ps.ro.,. hA, ,stvfned
from Nashville,
Born, 70 NJ. asd Nj. A n
Robettsoa, Oct SAD saap
This s.ction reports ~ serious
damage troul The irost. lsst week
Mrs May Foster and hllle daugh-
ter, Willis Lee, are visiting her
parents, Nj, aud Mr.. A. \ Dltx.
500.
Misses Vera and Bethel Collier
.,e sisi,lns ,sxlssasae rsat ssas-.ey -
Nashville
Misses Cordia tias.sll and fhirsa
Dickson spea, las. Saturday III
Clafs-siile.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Non. Resident Notice

Be.rie Rogers W Nspoiesn Roger"
la Chsncety Court 10 Ihckson
County Tenn
La lAl. cause, u appears ~ 'hr
Clerk and Master, irom the sworn
hill, ,thAl. ll4s dstandSat, AwpaIeAia
Rogers. ia non resident II the
State Of tennessee aud cannot be
served with process. II 10 therefore
ordered that the defendant. Sspcs
lean Rogers. appear At the oeur'"
house in Dickson, Tennessee 90 ~
before Thursday after the 4th Mon
day In October 1920, aud pad.
Ans7sf or demur 10 the hlh .
divorce filed against him IA the
above csuse. or the came ALL hf
taken ios confessed spd the esu"s
s4t for hearing expsrte
/, IL further ordered tbs, iuis
notice be published 10 th. nicssnN
County Herald Tor four consecutive
weeks az required hy Iss ~ ine b
cases
Witness my hand Al. hCe the
September li ls2
J Taylor { and "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Girls Bridge Club Entertained

Miss Wrsna Hopkins entertained
the Girls Bridge Club last Saturday
afternoon at her home On Cnlseae
Street, = compliment 10 her at,tac.
tive visitor. Mise Helen Hsth-rina
ton, oil Nashville Autumn leaves
and TALL flowers ornamentri the
home Throughout. Al-4 Hopkin.
was assisted bv her uist-, Mrs q
l.. Bouldin. 10 serving a delicious
salad course.
The Climb members playing IN
cluded Misses Wreuo Hopkins. Be--
Moran, Elizabeth Watson. Winnie
Mclaughlin. Lorraine and Mary bar'
nett. Hishes. score Tell to Eliza
beth Watson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
PROFIT By TINS; DON'T
WASTE ANOTHER DAT

When you are worried BY back.
aebs. by lamsnsss and uriaar'' dis
osdsfs--tIoa'i experiment sith al
unuist medicine.
Follow Diekson people asHinpse
--uss Dosns kidDey Pills
Hsrs's Dickson testimony verify
il Il yon sish:
Mrs. l. Taylor. y Main IT ssys,
II have usrd Dean. kidnry Pile
"a aud Oh fot dive OF six year, aud
they have never Jailed TO relieve me
Ny Kidney. at titDs- get sluggish
10 action and | .uf'.f irotu bsekachs
| have 10 lst my house~ork 10 an-
dors al such times owing 10 the
misery in my hack | have al"sy-
used Doans kidnsy Pill, astsln2
them at the Mysit Drug Co and
they have given me tne reliti
Prie. e0c. al al dealers. Don +,
simply ash Tor kidney remedy
get l,oan Kidney PiIls--Ihr same
that Mrs. Taylor bad Foster Nil.
burn 10 Mrs Buffalo \ \
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

Investigations about all ,bi-, at
300, 900 per Investigate. but lGyes.
rigatfon win NOT raise corn of po,a.
toes. food is high priced mainly
because the gro~th d the popu'
ls.lon IL getting ahead OF the pro-
daetioa. There may be autos 10 the
garage, books on the shelves aud
money In bank. but nothing brings
contsnlmrnt when the lardsr is
empty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
ST A rs M E n T

OF the Ownership andManage.
mrn, Of the DICKSON pUNlI
HERALD, published weekly a,
Dickson. Tenn. a. required by
Aet Of Congress oi August l4th
1919
fl,,ass fresm.n a Hsnsies.
Managing tdi,os r.. A. Freeman.
Beane.. Manager r. A. Freeman
pabh.A~,. freeman h fieaslse.
N me. u STOCKHOLDERS holding ! pet
ese, o, more ii total smeu"I oil stock ~
Pm tlsn,les. r. A. Ff.smsn, a. Mysn
II. 1 Bsvan,
Swo,n 10 and .sbssnbed before ma
,Als let day Of Oct. 1870,
(s..D r. CROSBY. Ne'As, pabh'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

This rpuedy !. Intended iof
c,,ogh. cold. croup and shopping
cough Ffom snsn 5sx'fn'cs
~ sAis ard Use has efisLded 10 81!
~.s.,. "A rs. I ni,ed States And 10
Dan, !ostss1 countries. Tins alone
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Bring Land And Man Together

The problem oil bringing together
the manless land aud the lAadless
man 10 q big one, but worthy, and
mus. bs solved. Il 10 one the govern
men, should GET behiad and solve. II
should spsnd billions less on othrI
things less important and more In
looking ai.er.ths future supply OF
home. grown food loo the people u
this great nation who are multiply
insa aud growing In number by thu
III 'usands every day.
W. have everything 10 proiuse
abundance except food We arr
spreading mili,ous tor army and
navy. Tor education. Tor religion and
shorter working hours than any
other counuy on the globe We arr
building magnificent libraries IN
ivossitiss olubs. homrs. but isfmr
are bsing. more and more neglected
every war. Entirs sections have
been sbsnd oned although capable
OF producing wonderful crops u The
government would s,ors up tn,
water 10 the mountains and then
pipe II ql1bn to the land Of ID,
W. b made the lille u ,h'
soldier u fortune, the politician and
NJ parasitic SCI profitable and Pleas
4 that tsrmius 10 getting taboo
api the country IL running owe
y III hall baked ar,stoc1ats scream
ing for mere liberty. more leisure
n, wv luxury and nor. rss'ima rh'
y ain msa who raises fooi Is rrfef
M 10 as \ ruhe and 81 bis a.,
/, kes 10 college. enters lsw AM
runs iur the Legislature while ,h'
weeds sto~ rank in the fields
We have lot u ccnste.etons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

IOSr--W educ siny NJ last week
while Ia Dickson ur between Dick
son and sylvia black folding
purse with my nsme "a II and
toutsin,ns g. dollar gold piece,
sw0 S. biii. aid also iinpit-i
Dn''sr dvpo-i, slip on the Bank
Of Charlotte, Liberal reward Tor It,
return 10 me
Earle shelley Sylvia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Cars Of Thanks

We wiah to cxprsss sur appfrciA
ton OF every kindness shown Us r.
every one tia, csme to ~. spoke |
word OF sympathy. gave flowers
used 4 car 90 In any other ws!
showed lh-ir sympa nv sui 10
,rre-t. we are indeed grateful
Mrs. Mamie Martin and fainii'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

FOR sALE-Hsv No. . Oliver
typt~ris.', In perfect eonditson will
~TT ., q brsaic sa psstisuIary,
phone or address Herald cities.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

il erous, 10 rouvrurs one thst II 10
q medicine NJ moes ,hss osdinksy
merit. Give il . usai and yoa tiii
find shis 10 he The case.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
REnrRREgE.,AsrATiHE

lARktsS-Ws are authorized " Al,
avanee A. LAIkihs AZ the Demo-
cratic nouias@ Tor kspresestatlsr iruin
iyscasoff oansy h, ihs tt,~sS Hous~ u
ehs nsss ,ssassxi xssemG1y. Election,
NV 4 1870.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

FOR SAIE-FM car 10 arsi.
class .hsp~ Can be hocgh, cfes .
Nav be seen AT Anderson H!w 10,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

FOR SALE BABY susky esll CT
zee Mra c {. Halbgoot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE SENATOR

COLLIER We are austoi4sd to ~.
aouaes 4 @. COLLECT, Of Humphreys
county, ~ the Democratic nofnlns~ 10
state Senator from this Senatorial Disr
u.st. Election, Nov I. islO.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Election Notice.
KfSNl.l TON.


I've il resolved BY the Mayor and hoard
II Aldermen u The Town u Dickson,
that IA pursuance II snOtjinAnee passed
b, the City louncii " Dickson. shat al
election be. and the same 10 hereby cad
q, 10 be hclJ IN the four wards of the
Town oi Dickson, Tenn between the
hours II va M and D. IN. 90 the
18th DAY OF OCTOBER is-v
Tor the purpose ol submitting the qaes.
t4ssnst the ISSUANCE 81 zen year serial
coupon bonds IA the sum VI ten thousand
$40 90 o. dollars, 10 part or Ia Whole,
u either 50 M, tloooO. 500 10 .oI
1 .ua 10 denominations Tor Dickson City
~chooI- Improvement purpyes. s~d
bonds IA bear not exceeding ! pet cent
per snuum. said interest b. be paid setai.
annually. January |. cod July /, re
p.cuy ely
BE Il further resolved. that the CITY
NAt-hAl shsil have sufficient namhsr
u tickets printed to supply all the voters
u tLe tolr sards aud upon half Of wh.eh
there shall be- printed The word "bopLs
aud upan the other bali shall lie printed
tho words No Roads
w il further resolved that the ioiios
,ns ett,r~as are hereby appointed to bold
ssrA stsctraa
Ward No T Wsrren, Receiver
t. " Slaughter, ! II sylv,s. u o Page
lu,is =. { T. Warren and l. " S.e~Aa
Clerk tlec,,oa 10 bs held IN on near
St Jam tsotsE
WsrJ NJ ) 4 T,d~ell, ReveIyer
, lra VI C,s%stt, J. : NUrrei A. l..
: OIL, 1adsns q l., Scott. " frvr.
mao, clerks tlect4oa H. he helt Ia 81
near VI Co-sett stora
ward So Wv II Parrish, receiver
Ia Ethernisr. ". " Petty, FINEST
.iexabdcr, Judges, J. N Thompson and
\ l.. White clerks Elcctson to bc held
~ near " \ ham hers 90. store
Ward W. ~. N. Seay, receivrr G
u WINS, K n ueAl,sts,, l. shs~l
nigrs Dallas Petty and W Y. nsus.
Ierks EIr'tios 10 he beli IN OF near
Vii Cox buildlns
pss.ci snd Approvei thr til day 81
t'ctobe, .@M J T HOlLEf,
Mayor
tEtesi IL. " boAts~S
Recorder,
pua ruil cell the following Aldermen
rcted s,e J II Pasr. & AalAss.
Il I ' Al.lr Harry DAVIS, A l..
White, | fsrtsh. 6 {; Redaen, W
Z hrc~a
In carsaaace al R~s,lutson psssesi
BY the l0~a Coancii ~ the Tawn Of
tAeksaa, Tenn October I, 1870. eAliiaS
al slectos g. he head tes she purpose o.:
voting upon Tee ThonsAnd IAstiars
$1,000 ien year (s,y schools lnpsove-
Tfens poads for lscksca. Team.
81 virtue OF ,ae Sasaonty 10 us vested
A. LECTION commissioners Aos Iackson
county. Tenn IA cicetsoa h hereby
cal.ed 60 Ia htsd 10 ia~ four wxr6s oi tire
tpsn 4 Dickson between the aoar OF =
= or and ~ IL on ocsoS~r -, 1922
Tor The parp~ Il submitting the qurs-
tr u .~sslax Sia,asl tsu veH IArksoa
city schools linpevvcrsen, Roads.
TIE shevs named essiaeas u tae cs.y
. lA.ks arr hereby spcetns@d - ho.i
49,! electsoa 7 c Hs,bsrx
T. h Williams,
f1ectao1 ccG. ss fos Dsckson county
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

poa -ull csl the following A!dermsn
rCtct sye J IL PaSe. q Auihss.
Il I AHler Harp DAVIS, A l..
White, =! / rsu,sl,, 6 {; Red3en. W
n hruxa. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

II. c. Richardson, Sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

NsteI II e, Thompson
Ne-s,r,3x,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
LONG LIST
OF SYMPTOMS
3
North Carolina Lady Was Nerv
Gus, Weak and Suffered Great
ly, but Relief Soon Came
After She Took Cardm.

Ashcyillr. y. C.-Mrs. J. \. Sludcr' or
As Woodrow Avenue. this city. recently
made the following statement:
Il was in very rundown condition
after =. wasn't able to GO.
Il was nervous. weak and couldn't do
my work
Il felt like. at times. no matter what
happened. couldn't get up a spark Of
interest.
Il was depressed, blue. and continu-
ally on the lookout for something to
happen.
Il couldn't sleep to do any good. and
had to force myself 10 eat when meal
time came.
Il suffered some pain in my back and
sides, but the worst trouble was weak
ness and depression.
II decided 10 try a tonic.
my sister had gotten such fine results
form Cardui I began using It.
Soon l noticed l would get hungry
and sleep At night. and this, of course,
was a great help.
Il grew less nervous.
The depression left me and soon
was we'll and strong.
II enjoy good health. thanks TO Car
dui." Ask your druggist about il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
.GRAF TON HEADS
c. A. R. Of ". Va.
WHEELING MAN NAMED DEPART
MENT COMMANDERS AT
SISTERSVuLE.
Capt. T. v. Salisbury Gets Important
office-lS2l Encampment
at Warrington.

w s. Grafton. OF Wheeling. member
Of J. w. Holiday Post No. II. G. A. X.
was elected department COMMANDER OIL
Department West Virginia Grand Army
Of the Republic. at the closing session
of the Grand Encampment at Sisters
Vile Yesterday afternoon. He was elect
ed without opposition. The election re-
suited as follows:
Commander-W. S. Grafton, Wheeling.
Senior Vice Commander-H. S. White
Matewan.
Junior Vice Commander-Peter 10y.
Chapiain-C. f. Woodruff. Buckhan-
non.
solidate the offices OF Quartermaster
general and adjutant general and that
Of assistant quartermaster general ana
assistant adjutant general captain
Thomas V. Salisbury, OF Wheehns. was
appointed by the new department com,
mandcr TO be assistant adJutant general
and quartcrmaster general. and was IN
stalled with the elective officers yester-
day. H.
final business session Of the grand en-
campmcnt, voted 10 dispense with the
offices of inspector, judge advocate
chief mastering officer. patriotic In
structor and medical director.
Grand Commander Grafton Will name
the other appOlntive officers in gen.
Richard Robertson. of Wheeling. Past
Department Commander. installed the
department officers yesterday.
The next session of the grand en-
campmont will be held Mt Warrington,
Moundsvillc and Warrington were the
two cities voted upon. Warrington win
ming by a vote of AZ to So.
Delegates elected 10 represent West
Virginia III the annual national en-
campment are Peter 10y, Of Sisters
Vile: Thomas Carter. OF Ravenswood.
and S. Henderson, of Meadville. Alter.
mates are Captain w. A, Beagle. OF
Friendly: F. L. Hersey, Of Huntington:
and Colonel f. W. II. Baldwin. Of
Moundsyile.
Upon his return to Wheeling last
night, Captain Thomas V. Salisbury
stated that the headquarters of Depart
ment West Virginia Grand Army Of the
Republic will be moved to-day to the
office of the new department comman-
der. w. s. Grafton. In the Masonic
building In this city.
Many Of the Wheeling G. A. r. MEM
bers remained at Sistersville last night
to attend the camp fire session. DR.. j.
A. Bennett. former pastor Of the Sis-
tcrsville Baptist church, and J H.
Thornton. commander of Coe-Thorn
Post American Legion. addressed the
camp fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
Uric Acid Treatment
75c Bottle (32 doses) Free

Just because YOU start the day "ot-
ried and tired. with aching head purh-
ing and bearing down pains in the back
worn out before the day oeginE-do
not think you have to stay in that con-
dition.
Be strong and well. Get rid or the
pains. stiff joints. sore muscles rheu-
matte suffering. aching back or Kidney
trouble caused by Acids.
Get moro sleep. If your rest Is pro-
ken half dozen time a night. you
will appreciate the comfort and strength
this treatment gives.
Rhsumat1sm, kidney and bladder
troubles, and all other ailments due to
excessive acid. no matter how chronic
or stubborn. yield TO The Williams
Treatment.
Send this notice and 10 cents TO pay
part cost of postage. packing. etc. to
The Or. u. A. Williams Co. S-il2l'
p. o. Bldg. East Hampton Conn
You will receive 75c. bottle t3s doses)
free. by parcel post. No further ooii-
cation on your part. Only one Tree
bottle 10 any family or address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
.B|G AUDIENCE
| At 'kATCHA kOO'
Amateur Actors and Actresses Win APP.
plauss In Initial Performance
At Court Theatre,

"Katcha koo." happy combination OF
charming girls. clever young fellows:
attractive music, smart dancing anu
! good lines. given under the auspices or
the Catholic Women's league last night
At the Cour; theatre made tremendous
hit before the large audience that wit
, messed the performance.
Every seat in the house was sold at
an carly hour yesterday for both laSt
nights and tonight's performance. Tnc
show was undoubtedly ono OF the clever
est amateur performances that has
been presented here. Costumes or
! variety and bright Colors. scenery cf-
frctivcly used, lighting and all proper.
ties splendidly managed, "katcha Zoo.
moved easily and with a DECIDED iac%
| Of jcrkiness, and uncertainty with which
many amateur performances are PRO-
| duccd.
Voices were good. and many songs
! sung with clever understanding OF
/ the degrees Of infection and expression.
| testified to the very excellent training
] which the company, made up Of two
| hundred OF more young people, had re
Edward Kerfkoof as the fakir
"Katcha Koo." is clever, gives his lines
! clearly. and injects a keen sense Of the
| humor of the character.
! Clara Rose Coleman introduces a
! large share OF humor into the situation
as the American girl. in India, who odd
" fancics herself a widow. Her humor-
! Gus Interpretation of the part. and the
! delightful way In which she enters in,o
its Interpretation gets many laugh
! and makes hor an instant hit with tho
! audience.
| Little Miss Mary Hughes. Prudence,
: as the daughter OF her widowed mother:
| is altogether charming, brunette u.
most wtnsomc type. abe sings and dane
es her way through the part. with u
freedom from affection and natura!
ability which will earn for her well
deserved place in the list of talented
| young girls Of Wheeling.
->olly, the second daughter. with the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
DIAMONDS STOLEN;
SERVANT MISSING
Bellaire Family Visits Moving Picture
show and House IL Robbed During
Absence.

Police Of Bellairc. Ohio. nj midnight
were searching the city for Mary FLOYD.
-. who for some time has been EN-.
ploycd as n domestic Mt the home OF
~ G. Lynsky on Thrty-screnth street.
The family lot homo last night lor
an hour or so 10 attend moving pic,
ture show. and when they returned
found that the rooms in their home had
been thoroughly ranSuckcd ana that
number of valuable articles were miss
ing.
Among the valuables taken were two
rings with diamond settings. a set or
diamond earrings. two gold watches. one
skirt. part OF $3.50 suit, two razors.
one pair Of shoes and numerous other
articles. 49,.
The police were Of the opinion that
There were accompliCes In the thrtt, ana
Mr.. Lynsky was NOT NJ all certain NJ
late hour that ne had reported all or
the stun that was taken.
Police departments Of AL netghoortnE
cities were at once notified OF the rob.
hery. and a description Of the Floyd
girl was sent broadcast.