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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
'ADf0IsI MAJ GEL
A JAIL Sentence
Young Man Arrested Last
Night to Have Hearing
Tuesday.

The first man to be caught In the
DRAG net OF the new city traffic ofdi-
nance was placed In JUL this morning
nj 2:3O. Dick Dental we'll known
young man here Is the offender and
Benta! was found driving a car on
Main street in the wee snail hours ana
according to report Of an ot7tcsf was
given O chance to sober up when DC
was twice laken to his holntr--io no
avail. This morning there waE much
speculation at police court az to Just
what co1!d be dcde for BoatA as the
enicrcsnisLn Of the law as It now
st;asAa :cIans 10 days In Jail ut the
nir:ineaa AID in addition u hne OF 100
o. .as least ttne possible. JAN sem
Cracc MAJ be extenGed as may also
TIC fine but both alc imperative.
Mayor Cooaway gaid he was yA.y
ycc.y D haa t2Spsr.G bit tlsG;o re-
snalaei nothing at al for htra - 90
In fact since the law went Into effect
lie is rowerlcss 70 do anything hut see
that It 10 enforced. There rcmatre-
but ono alternative and that was &C.
cAated By y,,ung Dental who will have
"a trial on Tuesday afternoon next at
three o'clock with Frank Raymond as
attorney representing him. The case
may bo appealed II the charge is
proved and thin would grant still fur
Their respite. bond was furnished for
the Young man about ten this morn
ing and he was released from custody.
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WHEN A MAN IS DOWN
AND OUT.

With a miserable cold. he just can,
do his work properly ana feels SO cv yn,
temptibly unhappy. SlM'CO sALNE
is guaranteed to relieve cold ~ the
head or on the lungs almost imme.
diately because 1t is an anusepuc
salve, that gives on refreshing anu,
septic vapors for Inhalation, tnua
reaching the innermost parts OF tne
lungs at the same time that 1t ls re-
lieving the throat or chest by appll.
cation. Just get SOC jar at Fairnont
Pharmacy and apply 1t at night, sleep
well with the air passages Of the head
opened and get up feeling fresh anu
relieved in the morning.
Millions OF germs breed IN these
colds It Is reasonable to suppose
you can't kill la grippe germs and cure
the disease quickly without an anti
septic, so why not try the new rem
edy SINCE SALVE?
1t is mighty good ointment t.
have on hand for cuts, sores, bruises,
burns, itching piles. eczema, letter,
rash or other similar affections. 1t
is so soft and pliable that 1t is espe'
cially adapted for rubbing and soon
dispells your agonizing aches from
sore muscles, stiff neck, neuralgia and
sprains.
FaIrmont Pharmacy which is the
agent in Fairmont, is authorized to
refund the purchase price II SINCE
SALVE does not do all that Is claimed
for it; can you expect. a more gener.
bus offer?
Get a jar today aud be prepared.
3Oc, 60c and $1.00 per jar. II your
druggist does not keep It, order from
VIM. M. Simpson Drug Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Williamsburg Station,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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meeting, All bit four members hAIi1l
LETT ne room, bl,lotc I quorum N.Y.
Ebttn declared b9 d . cnnikMieu. AnQ
even Il had been ~ stNo sn1ss'
HQlient me- tihSs were held ~ gliie1
.thn committed By furtllef elton -:
seindt any thing that had been aone
on January 81.
One 81 these meetings was held on
February 10, when seven elected
members Of the committee, includine
three whose seats were questioned
later by the county court accepted
the resignation OF one Of these mem
bers and named his successor. pro
ceeding then to Gust McGinnis Hat.
field as chairman. he having refused
TO preside over the committee. ahmed
N. 81. Franklin as chairman.
Later then the other meeting 81 the
committee was held on o call signed
by nine members OF the committee
and action was taken confirming that
Of the February Is meeting.
Former Judge j. NJ. Sanders, OF
Bluetield, George W.. McClinuc, OF
Charleston and Arthur Froe, OF
Welch. appeared as counsel Tor the
county court and Captain 8. 3. Avs,
OF Charleston, and ]. D. Crockett, 81
WEIGH, representated the county COM
mittee before the Supreme court.
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| Massage Chapped Hands|
| With a Bit Of MentA a-
| Soothaline
| Wind and Cold Weathsf Cara
| Hands and Face 70 Become Rough
| Chapped and Parched. Large jar
Costs Little. il

The face and hands are the two
bodily members that are most ex.
posed to the rough wind and dis
agreeable weather. They are The
first to feel it's effects, becoming
chapped and rough, often crack;
ing open. Red, chapped hands
especially offend the beholder and
overwhelm their owner with self,
consciousness and mortifcat ton.
The plea that ri have my house
work to do" Is no longer en- exc
cuse. The chief cause Of the sHn.
becoming rough and parchsd Sis'
due to the atmospheric changes
drying the natural oil out Of Il.
For this reason it is necessary to
massage the skin each night fcr q
short time, with . little Mentha-.
SoothaIne, a lovely cream dis
pensed by the famous Dr. iexce!
Of Buffalo, N. Y, known IN every
nook and corner Of the country dS|
. physician of great repute.
Any reliable druggist will turn
ish or can get for you 9 large jar
Of Mentha-S oothaline at o tfihing
cost. Massage this cream well.
into the hands and face before ~
firing and you will noticein 9 feE
DAYS, . difference in the snooths
ness and wilderness Of the skin.
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New; Yori ana baltimore: wnRais ~
Lawson, Carroll Hendrickson, Rossst
Hayly, r. N. Armistead. and T. Stocs-
or Matthews Of Robert Grant 4arl
Sons. Baiamors. I'D: r. Owen Do
sey ana L.yJ. worthen. OF the Fidel:,y
and Securities Coropration, Baltimore
Ma, Richard Hanson Of the Fidelity
Trust co. and Roland BENJAMIN OF
the Fidelity and Deposit Co., Bait :
niI y B. Moore. General Manager o.
the Traction co. was In charge OF to-
DAYS trfp accompanied by q number
O femploycs Of the traction ana coal
interests and several local visitors.
Following Is the list Of local men
who won't along ana explained the OBJ
;ects of interest to the fasteners:
q. M. Alexander, q. B. Moore, G.
F. Lough, w. G. Kline, D. Il, blemrs.
II, u. Lamar, r. 3. Pryor, !. 2. En-
haeen. ]. o. Watson, ] q. Watsorl,
jr. y. II. Smith, W. D.. stockiey,
Brooks Wem4ng, Jr, NJ. I: HutShn-
son. Walton Miller, g. McQuhliI,
Gecrse T. watson. F. r. Lyon: Q; Il:
Tsrieton, q. e. Swaftz, MAJOR Earl II.
Smith, Ed. Bowman.
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clarksburr-Eyery hour on the hour from
6.a. m. to 10 .. m.
Manninrton-Every hour on the hour from
S q. m. to 10 p. m.
Fairyiew-Eyery hour on the hour from
8 4, m. to 10 p. N. :.
Riyesyille- Montana-r every hour on The Atalt
harr from $50 q. m. to 10 p. m. Cars
eyeyJ half hour between Fairmonf and
Rivesviile Junction.
Locust Avc.-From Adams and Madison
Sts. evciy fifteen minutes from 6:4s q.
m. to 1880 .. m
every fifteen minutes from q. N. 70
East ParE-From Adams and Madison Sta.
every fifteen minutes from $50 q. m. 70
Norwood via speedway)-.From Adam,
and Madison Sta. every thirty minutes
rs and IS minutes after each hour frum
1886 q. m. until S:25 q m. and from
2;65 D. m. until :25 p. m: daily except
Sunday. Schedule extended each Satur-
day until 11:66 .. m. =
NOTE-An cars except ClarksburK begin
running one hour Later on SnndaU.
q. 8. MAIL DISPATCHED.
Fairmont Postoffiee dispatches mai for
the following points at time specified: .
North, Northwest. via PittsbwGh-S:1b
q, m: 1:I5 .. m: IL p. m
East via Grattun-s a h: II D N; S:ze
p. m: S:Go p. N.
west, via WheeIng-S q M: S:tS .. mt
South sii. p Il, x c,.rt,hurr-s a n: an m.
S:3e D. m,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
SUPREME COURT HAS
MCDOWELL CO. CASE
Must Decide Who Are the
Legal Primary Officers
There.

CHARLESTON, May SIT is now
up to the Supreme Court of Appeals
to decide whether the primary cleo
ton officials in Mcdowell county
shall be a list Of men favorable to the
candidacy of Colonel Fred Paul Gross
cup or Judge d. F.: Morgan, or equally
divided between them, or divided in
three ways to give representation also
to Samuel B. Montgomery, the third
candidate for the Republican nominT
alton for governor.
Arguments on the petition Of the
Mcdowell county Republican commit,
tee for writ of mandamus to compe!
the county court to appoint q list OF
names favorable to Judge Morgan,
instead of the Grosscup list which 1t
originally approved, were heard yes
terday.
According to the facts admitted by
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man Of the committee. and that the
list of names presented BY him was
the list legally authorized by the COM
mittee.
The county court, 1t was further
shown and admitted by both sides, re-
fused to recognize the list offered by
Mr.. Franklin, on the grounds that
two of the seven memebsr Of the COM
mittee woh had signed the certitica-
ton to the Franklin list were not le-
gal members of the committee.
Counsel for the county court-the
Grosscup side of the case-contended
that the court had a right to go into
the question of facts relating to these
members rights as members Of the
committee, and right to pass upon
the legality Of the meeting Of January
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81, at which McGinnis Hatfield had
been authorized to make up and pre-
sent the list.
4 Counsel for the county committee
the Morgan side Of the case-con-
tended taht the county court had no
right to go behind the records of the
county committee when those records
did not show that any question har
been raised by the committee itself
regarding the rights Of any Of its
members to their seats.
Counsel for the county court con-
tended that the meeting Of the COM
mittee on January 81, at which Hat
field was authorized by resolution to
appoint the election officers to be sub
mitted to the county court, was the
only legal meeting held by the com
mittee on the question.
On teh other hand, counsel for the
county committee sinsisted taht the
January 81 meeting avs not a legal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
Wooden settle tax es place of Pullman breakfast in

top. Finger marks will show less read.
ily II the doors be stained mahogany
providing they are made OF new
birch-or painted dark gray or dull
red.
Delft Blue and White.
The appearance Of the room will
be wholesome and clearly II the wood
work and furniture be enameled white
or light gray, with the walls and cell.
ing painted cream color II distribute
the light to the best advantage. A
check design In delft blue on the walls
and furniture, as shown, would be an
additional decorative note and har.
monize with the linoleum In blue and
white on the floor. The scheme Of the
room could be made still more pleas
ing with the porcelain and pottery In
blue and white.
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quickly available when needed. A con.
nection socket for the electric iron
cord shonld be provided in the wall
and the iron may be placed on a small
shelf, as shown, when not in use.
Many Of the new homes are pro-
viding an ingle-nook or pullman, cor.
ner In the kitchen, where breakfast
may be served. In the apartment
kitchen this need may be supplied by
means Of wooden settle such as
shown. During the working hours In
the preparation of food this article
serves as bench with broad back.
At meal time this broad back Is let
down in horizontal position forming
table top, at either side OF which
long, low bench or stools may be
placed. A work table, enameled white,
may have white oil cloth covered
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08

both sides, the county court Of Nc
Dowell county, when 1t met to name
teh election officials, had placed be-
fore it two lists of names, each pur-
porting to be the legal recommends
ton of the county committee.
One of these lists was signed by
McGinnis Hatfield as committee
chairman, and proof was offered to
show that he had been authorized by
the committee at meeting held jan
uary 81 to prepare the list and sub
init 1t to the county court.
Another list was presented, sigend
by N. H. Franklin as chairman of the
committee, and the minutes OF the
committee from the beginning OF the
controversy were offered to show that
Mr.. Franklin was the rightful chair
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TRAVELLERS glide.
B. go. RAILRoAp.

Grafton. Cumberland. Wash. Bait. PhilA.
and N. Y.-Train SO. 6:S5 q. m: Train
66', 12 :ol p. m: Train 52', $50 p. N. !;
Train a., . :65 p. m.
wheeIingETrain IS. 6:55 q M: Train
AS. 9:l2 a. m.: Train 6l'. 6:17 p. m,
Clarksbure-Train ss'. 6:l6 .. m: Train
no ag tow ~ connellsvill.. Pittsburgh
Train 81. II :36 q. M; Train s.: 500
=. m; Train 65, $3.50 p. M: Train 81,
(Morrantown only, 7:16 p. N.
EIkins-Tfain So. :S6 .. M; Train b2.
40 D, m. Connection at Grafton.)
MONONGAHELA RAILWAY.
Train So, p. & L. E. 1915 s. M. arftvtn9
at P. & L. Z. Station. Pittsburgh At
Tain 81. Eononrahela Railway. 2:4o p.
m.. making connections at Browns
Vile, Pa, with P. & L. E. train s..
which arrives at Pittsburgh at Z 80 2. m.
Train 63 makes connections with T.
L, i. train Is for Cleveland and Chicago
out Of Pittsburgh at $500 ?. M and
P, l. E. train for Buffalo and Bos-
ton, out of Pittsburgh at II 100 p. m:
Train S33s, p. b R., 4:l2 ,. M. arrives
ct P. r. R. Station. Pittsburgh. at
ArriyslGFrom Pittsburxh-P. R. B. Train
s06, at 2:45 p. M; P. 3 L 3 Train
60, ut 9:46 p. m From broWnsVu'"-
uononyAhela Train "a, 6:2t p. -
sPullman Service
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TOpAY,s KWIZ


ID sisis ssscs eaca day, Tho West
WI iIan WI Es1Rf this novel edia'
r1.iaiiHi k6a RnA tan Quests1eat:
1thfdt s6fa iEn 1tifiexhy selected
q ~ ~ tgse1t II V6u1 fund ct ssa-
1..| fG0U ,hdkp, gAA taeA Is tn wr1le
OH f6aS ar6.ge1k b de questions 70
az. ma c6nlt1x4 ytHr answers VIII
(t5 e6f9es4 osssa n 40 space tomor-
fRex Pdg. e B. Pat on1
lf1sl6efs 10 Yesterdays XVIII
prairie cocktail Is an egg sea
s66ed with pepper. salt and vinegar
and taken raW.
Fhe popular name OF the city o.
r6ftIlnd Oregon, Is the sRose City.
and rs roses are famous the Worlt
Poultry includes all breeds o.
D|td6 that have been demonstrated
iot nets or use; hens, geese, ducks
n6S60elks, turkeys and others.
M0fEiana was the slave girl II
The story of All Bahia and the Forty
4biSveSe. IN the Arabian Nights
Ia legal terminology a Limitation
81 a6tion'. Is q limitation to the period
81 which actions at law may Of
a fhimble berry Is the black rasp
berry. also, the wilite-flowered rasp
berry, as grown in the United States
and Canada.
David Glasgow Farragut was al
ndi6irai Al the United States Navy
Who rendered distinguished service
dnfinR the Ctyn War. The capture OF
NeWS Orleans is one Of his notable e1
The largest diamond Of which
INVITING IS known was the amazing
C5iiian stone that was mined in the
teinfer Mines near Pretoria, Il
Weikhed So25 and three ofurths
daguerreotype Is a picture OF
nh6fograph on q silyered plate, tht
{oferunner Of modern photography.
The Aegean Sea lies between
Greece and Turkey.
z New Questions.
What Is hobby?
What is the horizon?
Who discovered Montreal, Can
iii and for whom was 1t originally
what Is q beil.wether?
What uniuue event In history
marked the foundation Of the State
b Connecticut?
What Is q pompano?
Who wrote Robert Nsmere"?
What Is the name Of the Japan
Use mountain seen in 80 many pic
ssWhsre are the Aleutian Is
% what Is the color Of the bald OF
American Eagle?
"a EHTo?E al taoinwlyupi
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
Dreaded sub.7roploal Spider.

The mygale is one Of tho best known
Of the large and heavy spiders. 1t 10
a native Of tropical and sub-tropical
America. It is said that 1t catches
and kills small birds with its poison.
GUS bite and then sucks the blood OF
it's victims. The body Of this spider
Is dead black and is covered with long
reddish.brown hair. 1t possesses
eight eyes, placed close together IN
the front Of Its head.
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ch, -,etsrlstlo o. Shaw.

A Young New zealander, who wrote
m Bernard Shaw begging for his a'l-
sop,5.,h to add to a collection, drew
forth tho Enthusiastically genial adj
yIce from the dramatist, ITO set fre
to the collection Of autographs and
lit on the top"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
BY VIOLA FLElscHMAN.
Interior Decorator.

CLEVELAND, May THE modern
kitchen is not a roomy place. Every
bit OF space must be utilized to the
best advantage.
Shelves built above the sink cup
boards afford an excellent place for
Jars, bowls and utensils which are
used frequently enough to avoid gath.
ering dust In such cupboard. A tall
stool is a great convenience for the
housewife, as is light suspended over
the sink.
Breakfast Table.
An ironing board protected with a
slip cover may be hinged onto the
wall SO that 1t can be swung out OF
the way when not in use and be
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice ia hereby given that the an.
nual meeting OF the stockholders o.
the Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Fairyiew, located at Fsirview, Marion
county. w. Va, will be held Of their
banking rooms in said town, on Tues
day. June /, 1920, at one o'clock p. ms
for the purpose OF transacting any and
ali business which may regularly come
before such meeting.
Given under my hand this lst gay
Of May, 1920. ..
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eoc,A,,srs ARE MUSICAL

SOCIALISTS ARE -MUSlCAL.
NEW YORK, May S.-The Soc1aiist
marty Of America opened Its 192O ma
tionai convention here today with sing
ing OF the internationally. the MAT
seillaise and the hymn Of Free RUSSIA.
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Memorial Window = The Eastern
3 ohF6cationof the Protestant Episco.
O6l chArchas Of West Virginia will
hold It's spring meeting at st. Steph
erS Episcopal church at Romney May
! "a and is. Bishop Gravatt ant
4 q deacon Chrisman will attend the
.6l10cation. On Wednesday morning
1 |tting the sessions a window placed to
y . 1n6fnory Of Rev. George A. Glib.
10hs, q former rector here, will be
I|6dicated.
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I EYENrs SUNDAY

HefVioea In the churches.
l0use Home Brotherhood Of Rail-
~ Tfainmen at 1880 P. M.
ftaots6h Park Monongah vs. Frost
dyK (basebaIl) at $3.50 P. NJ.
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10 Preach at Park.roburg = The
Raw r. j. Yoak, pastor Of the M. p.
church, south, left yesterday for Park
ofSbtfg where he will preach Sunday
Iof Rev. II. T. Webb who has gone to
r 6fhtHFilie, KY, where he will deliver
8 eftnon to the John G. Mayo college
aduatee, The Rev. A. o. Odell, H.
01ncfai agent for Morris Harvey col.
I6i6 at Barboursyille, will occupy the
local pulpit tomorrow at both services.
Rendered pinner--Members OF the
|.6ds team Of the Ladies Of the Gold
oI Eaxlo wh0 were defeated by the
||tle team entertained the former
Inst night ct dinner at the lodge
d. euperviaors-Postotfice nper-
cfs o. the state viii arrive in the
on May 20 and VIII have meet
I0 hete. The assistant postmaster
|IiI iparfn tendent OF mails Will be
ttie and with others will stay for the
postal CLERKS convention here on May
81 The inpsting Of supervisors Is
tor the Retirement OF the service.
fisip Cancelled Late this afternoon
50 Iof6i&hi0n was. received that e. En-
hes. Baltimore, general manager OF
|15 eAatef1 iiiies OF the Baltimore q
Ohio railroad would not como to
E1|tmdnk today over the F. NJ. & P.
Itgneh. Tho trip has been postponed
|1d61Initeis
FfIls Empty Run-0fflcia's Of the
b. 3 d. railroad said to-day. there
.tfld 81 ~ good run Of cars on the
0donfa IA division on Monday. This
rembeF gill nrohabiy be sufficient
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taoinwlyupi

/ Fair tonight and
Sunday. little
change in temper
allure.
Local Readings
e. P. Hall, Obs.
Tenn. at 5 a. m.
today So. Yester-
days wea. clear;
temperature, max
.imui rs; mini
mum AZ; predlpi-
tation none. River
L5.2 feet; falling.
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According to the facts admitted by
Evening journal., 1920-05-20

This date will be strongly favored
for machinists. mercantile industries
and commercial interests. The Want
Ads viii be largely studied during the
coming week.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
Stomach Trouble and
Constipation Ended
Suffered So He Couldn't Work
for a Year, But Mr.. McCor-
mick Was Cured
Promptly.

Il had stomach trouble and constipa-
ton for hvc years. One year OF this time
was unable to work, suffering untold
agony. doctored with some Of the
best physicians also took many proprie-
tary medicines. but could not ind pcrma-
uent relief Finally friend recommend
ed Mnks Emulsion. The first few doses
relieved me greatly. and three bottles Of
It effected a permanent cure"-C. A. Ne
Cormick. Anderson. Ind.
Mr.. Mccormick Is only one Of many
hundreds who have endured torture for
years and then found that Milks Emul-
sion gives blessed relief and real, last
ing teneht. 10 costs nothing 10 try.
Minis Emulsion cleanses the stomach
and bowels Of all impurities, restoring
healthy. natural bowel action and doing
away with all need Of pills and physics.
It corrects the digestive organs and i'm
proves the appetite. Thus Il helps nature
10 build up the blood and tissue and 20
strengthen the throat. stomach and
bowels. As builder Of flesh and
strength. Milks Emulsion Is strongly
recommended 70 those whom sickness has
weakened. and is a powerful aid In re-
sisting and repairing the effects OF vast
ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually in one day.
This Is the only solid emulsion made,
and 90 palatable that It is eaten with a
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for weak. sickiy children.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantec-Take six bottles home
with you. use It according 10 directions
and II not Satisfied with the results your
money viii be promptly refunded Price
60c and $40 per bottle. The Milks
Emulsion Co.. Tcrre Haute. Ind. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20

given at the Garrick Theatre this
week by Emmett Moore. with Larry
Reilly and his Irish players, IS de-
cIdcdly interesting, as well as inform
ing. particularly 10 those who would
know about ireland and IT'S lght for
freedom. Aside from the historic
phase Of the subject. there is a prot-
IS little romance. which is i'm the
hands OF clever people. Included In
the cast are Larry Reilly. rOney VIII
liams. Grace Allen, Erba B0benson,
Lou Ripley. owen O'Brlen, Tom En-
mis- and others. The scenes are laid
in ireland. There Is some good Sing
ing and real Irish piping and dane
ing
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
l1I'he I
I(r1r1pGl6g.
aHuCKLERERRY liz. .

Youth, unaduIlerulod and sincere,
Just as it is and as Mark Twain first
wrote 10 from his knowledge and
heart, flls the picture Of "Huckle-
berry Finn" now showing at the
Queen Theatre
Those who are familiar with the
book as Twain wrote 10, ind In the
screen "Hucklcbgrry Finn" all those
essential qualities that has made him
an almost everlasting figure in liter
ature The lust FOR adventure, the
daring and the disregard that go with
masculine youth. are an there. Lewis
Sargent who plays huck, not only
looks the part, but iniects his own
apparent youth into the role His
portrait OF Huokleberry Finn would
delight even Mark Twain, were he
alive lOdaY.
Evening journal., 1920-05-20
raRK ATTRACTIONS

Band concerts at Shcllpot Park This
season are attracting more than thclr
usual share OF attention. This Is due
partly TO The excellent musicians who
have been secured and also 10 the fact
moro enjoyable than those previously
given. Tho band Is NO longer split
In order 10 furnish music for some
other attraction but tho concerts are
one OF The features or park onior-
talnmcnt.
Excellent trolley service h being
maintained 10 the park.