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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
With the Film Folk
Nr.sue IIaynknMn Eurm, Cumnnn,.

SeSsue iiayaknwn Forms Cvmpuny.
Win the announcement that hc
VIII make no more program pictures.
comes tie sta. emcr> from SesSuv
llayakawa. Japanese him star. .hat
ne is seNcrinS his present connections
with flaworth to produce on his own
right -four stories year by his own
company.
His new company, capitalized at
Sl."0o.o 600 by Los Angeles business in
ttcrcsts. is 10 he known as the SHssic
llayakawa Feature Play Company
ilayakawa will probably produc" a,
the llaworth Studio. his prss...t To-
cation. Production is 30 start tune
|. .,fter iavak AVA has completed his
current play. and one more stor:
slated on His present contract.
The s,ar will receive a sa!.:y IN
excess OF $4,000 a week. in addition
to one third gross receipts OF eIch
production. He states that ne will
MAKE four pictures ~ wear. all OF
which are 10 bc released by Robert
son Cole as special productions. His
ii!s. : DRY is TO be- II Him version Of
the stag" play. First Morn His
own play Mans Name" which he
mas played on ne : age. VIII hc his
second production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Ane, dotcs ef tn, Famous

II is recorded INA; T"nuyson once
say" at hi,.s inn IN scotland.
innLr.per:
Do you know vino YOU had WI
you the other night"
N"a.. hut he WAS pheasant shcn-
ticman'
II was Tcnnyso,.. ,hr poet
IN WI" may he be- asked the
landlord
"@ % s he is "a. T n 9 verses sieh
Mo-. 10 think q that. luis; a
run.ic writer and siei him my
best bedroom"
l'recsden,s set hy Abraham
10 In these days OF block ides that
cc!al interest attaches to replies
given ~ tho famous President to
;wo d"puiaiois he re. e!ved They
mis- book, Tile Everyday Life OF
Abraham Lincoln"
Among The numerous delegations
ihai ihr"nged Washington in the
from Ncw York. which urged very
Sircnucus!y ;h- sending OF =. Meet
- the southern cities - Charleston.
Mobile ami Ssvanuaa--wi:h the oh
leet Of drawing OF the rebei army
from Washington Lincoln said the
object reminded him o. the case OF
girl in New Salem who was greatly
troubled with a singing in her head
Various remedies were suggested by
the ne.enoorS. bu; nothing seemed to
AFFORD amy relief
\, icmGth mlu came along -,
comm n-scrS, sort Of man. said ne.
mcl;nimg his head toward his callers
pleasantly was asked to pre-
scribe for the di'ncul;y. After due
inquiry and examination. he said the
III. Was very simple.
What Is IT. they asked.
Mnhs a nlAster Of l'saim tunes
singing down" replied ',he man
- Il! better was II : reply Ia an
other delegation of New York mil
lionaircs who waited upon him in
rebel ran. Merrimac. and represented
10 him INIT they were Very uncaSs
about the unprotected situation OF
their city whi,h was exposed 10 at
rams: and they requested him 10 de-
tail 9unboat TO defend the city.
The gentlemen were nifty in num-
Der. very dignificd and respectable
represented in their own right $780,
100000 Lincoln did not wish 20 Of
Tend these gentlemen. and yet he in
tended TO give them "a little lesson.
lie replied very deliberately:
. Gentlemen. | am. 10y the consti-
tuition. cOmmaudevin- chief OF the
army and navy Of the United States.
ana as matter o. law. can order
anything done that il practicable To
he done. But /; j. impossible FOR
me, in ihe present condition OF
things. to furnish YOU Il eunboat.
The credit OF the government * at
very low eOb. and IL | was WORTH
half as mu II az you gentlemen are
represented Ia IL" and AS BADLY scared
Hs YOU seem to be. | would bald a
gunhoit and give IL 10 the govern
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Brevi;ies CT the Screen

Cecil de Mile dcvotes mos. % his
spare time 20 flying.
j Barney Shcrry has recovered
from !. recent illness.
John =. Gilbert, Maurice Tour
near :eadsnG man, wants TO lie a di-
rector.
Mary Miles Minter" mex, picture
VIII he under the detection OF Charles
Mai:ue.
so! Lesser producer and disiribu-
tor. VIII handle the product OF the
Special Pictures Corporation re-
Gently organized by Los Angeles cap
iia!ists.
When the n-Nt theatrical season
opens In New YORK there Will be
nine tnea;srs exclusively devoted TO
moving p:cturs IN the heart of the
city The Times square district. Mar
Gus l.ocw - bui.diL- an entirely new
house to he called the State: Famous
- erS-l.isNy wiIl hav. the New
YORK. and Criterion theaterS operating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
TIL, Rhyming Optinnist
BY ALINE MICHAELIs.

Maudsne Is a charming young girl
who sets thc lads heads in a whirl:
she's Il Iavish.ne beauty, Il gay little
cutie, plHpin, peach and pearl.
she kEoNS how 80 sing and 10 dance
ill the other S.r.s haven't chance:
when Maudeu"s IN tn" oninG they all
go 10 scciiins ana .ook a, the lady
askanye. Eut She cops her "a dozen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Movie Calendar

= DlJOu-fuEenc O'Brien. Ina "a
Fool md It's Money"
:. DLutsDIRD - William Fnrnun,,
lin "Thc Adventures"
p BROADW'AI-"in the Lnnd of
The liuln lluin.''
q COLONIAL Ethel Clayton. In
"a Lud. In Love"
kt iSiS-Giorta swanson, In "Why
Change Your Wifct"
ODEON-Jnrk riCkford. In ,.rhr
Little Shepherd -. Kingdom Come"
h REM. Winning the franchise"
> and "ffis Royal SISnrs>.''
VICTOR = William =. Hart, in
"Shark Monroe" mud Junni,a liam
sen, In .!rhc Lost city"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Foreign I'InE< In 1. :. Ports.

u. NJ. H. Ashland Foreign YES
se!s entering United states ports are
The country to which they belong
II is customary. however. 10: steam
ers 10 carry 'h- United states Nag
at the forercak When entering United
states ports but this Is merely a mat
yer OF intarra tioHa! courtesy. and is
MOI thrn nulsnr,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Gambia, pIno>nnr rnn.on.

G Is. :. Petersburg Til. skeleton
~ tn" prehistoric animal. called the
driu"dcn. which was mounted recently
~ til" Amer can Museum OF Natural
History in New York. was found three
years ago by Charles IL Ste.nbers in
the great canyon OF The Red Deer
River in Alberta. Canada. This CON
yon is between the 1rovincirl districts
o; Hand HillS AMI t:r dio on the
north side of the river and Bon Ai:cv
and fcdci:nc on the south Re;ic Ne
is tn" district nor;n OF the Medicine
Hat district. which borders on The
United states. Iii. cIayon i about
l3o miles north Of the boundary line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Reader. R"auoEc.-An Official or
der ~ the War De artncnt. made
through the Secretary Of War No
rembcr IS, 1919, de Jared that the
war against the central powers o.:
had taken part. VIII thereafter he
designated in all official commiunica-
tlons and publications az the World
War. so that World War" is the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
GENERA, yyood wu> oy,r,c,,

d. p. I.CNWond. = Yes. Gc.tral
leonard Wood WAS overseas during
the winter %: l1l1-lsls with tn" COM
manders Of "ih"" divisions im train
ing in the United states He was
however. no; with nor In command
of any American troops overseas
The commanders We're taken on an
inspection trip along the British and
French fronts. and while STUDYING
trench warfare under fire General
Wood was wounded and was absen.
from the country about three months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Time 10 Plan, Gamma sect

Mfs O. 7: =. Kichmond.--I'AnMa
seed Should be PLANTED early n tn.
spring. as soon as the danger Of Trgs,
Is past. 20 get the bulbs p!au, ouc
inch deep In good garden soil l:afor.
planting the seed chip ont niece az
me very hard covering. about tn. size
Of pnhead. using shurp knit,
Then soak ;he seed over nigh, in
water. The Dcrforation in no she'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Believe IL or not: 3i,.ie Burke, hav-
in. missed her train TO Atlantic CITY.
Travelled by motor thirty miles to
Mineola. Long Island. and flew to
the seashore resort in the a!rplane
she VIII use in pre- icing AWAY Goes
Prudence" That's what the gang
cried when Miss Burke LEFT the Nine
ola aviation field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Inquirer. claremout The total
vote for prcsideHti3, electors in
1916 MAS ISj@>. 1ii TIL. Democratic
piuTai:t WAS 3al.SS5. The electoral
vote for President In 1915 was -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding nlmost my
topic. executing on legal md medical
Huhjccts. arc answered free. AZ Cli
inauirien nre answered directly by
perNOnnl letter. srif-nddr ed
stamped envelope IL required. Ad-
dress The Timrs-1lspntch Informal
lion bureau. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

ne AdN-NINrer, WI.IIam FON's
presentation OF Il -:iiiusul Sheldon's
story. oneu"d at ;h..-Eiu- The-
alter yesterday William Farnum is
the star OF this :ruiy huc phoi oplay.
one OF the features of which is the
most exciting and the best ducIiing
scene cEer thrown on the screen in
this city. William FIrnum is 4 per-
Zee; >swordsmaG. and the Skill with
which he handles his weapon in The
Adventurer' alone would assure that
phoioplay II successful run here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Sounds like photuplaying dog
show: Mae Murrdy's Russian wolf
hound. R .ao." and George Fitzmuu-
rcc'S Arcdalc. "ScOtty." are contest
lag for canine honors In THE Man
Who Killed" the Paramount Aircraft
ric,ur" which Mr.. 'itzmauricc Is now
directing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Shop Early In
the Day When
Possible

The morning hours be-
tween 9 and II o'clock are
the golden hours for shop
ping.
To help relieve the even
ing rush hours we ask that
those who find it convenient
please shop in the morning
and leave the afternoon
hours for those who cannot
possibly get away earlier in
the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

ia the liimncrStem y Olympia Bald
ing: the Capitol. Strs nd. Rivoli. Riul-
to. Broad"a. I'D the Stanley are all
strung aion. the great white way
Within 4 distance of ten blocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

s necessary 10 penn; the water to
enter With the hard shell intact IL
the water TO penetrate and induce
gcrmina ion. Iht la lbs wiz. 30
formed by fa.! IL yoI have 4 not
house In" seeds may lac antei "ny
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

I'm freshman was brought u, lie -
fore "a magistrate charged with be-
Ing drunk ard d!Sordrr.y. ASKED
whai Ic had Ia say for himself. lie
reE.icd that h. rad come up in II
train with bad company The mag
:strate asked VIII" We're his bad COM
Pour teetota,l.rS." Well" said
the magistrate. Il think that tee
to;al!crs are the best companions
you could have" Oh. they're not"
replied tn" freshman. ":or had a
bottle OF whisky with me. and ! had
20 drink it all myself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Weeks Picture Shows
offerings .. Local House,
>cw Dcuillc pho,o,,,,,

cecsi IL peM...c mas returned TO
- mood OF Don't Change Your
H.Sband" and For Better. Tor
NO Sc" and evolved "a striking pie
iure OF young mIrried lici in Why
char.'e Your Wife" his latest rara-
moun, 'rtyra.t reduction, which
viii b, = attraction al the ISIS
Theater HI t"!I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

II. Milton Ross. who plays la The
Little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come"
the Goldwyn picture, starring .lack
lnckford crossed tn. plains in i>5"
aud settled in California With his
father. ne raised live stock until
1909, when he Joined Western stock
organizations Fer some time ht.
nisyed with James Neil uid as ;h-
latter is also east i'm JiCG Il! kiord's
picture. the TWO old friends htve
enjoyed many "reminiscences ~
former days. This pic;ur" vii, bc
today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

Reader l.awrcnC.Vil .r.-ro remove
pain; STAINS from windows. og glass
o: any dcsCript ION dissolve common
washing soda in water Apply this
ito the glass and lot ii soak a while
If M; on thick. thirty mnutsS--lnd
then wash OF, IL the tirs; applica-
ton does not remove the stain give
1; InO; her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Tn, D. y. Good S.o,iss
4 Resemblance.

Eober; had mew brother about
three weeks old.
who does your Little brother look
like" asked one OF the ne.Ehbors.
II don't know that h" looks much
Ike anybody" replied Robert. He
looks little like cN-president Taft
in the back ot his neck"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Acted nnd Directed.

In William : Harris new photo
picture. directed by himsei! under
the supervision % Thomas II incc.
and written by c iarducr Sullivan.
At the Victor. there arc some re.
markah!c storm scenes Mr. Hart
plays the part o: shark" Monroe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
News Today Is That
This Great Sale
Still Goes On

1t is growing tremendously and sweeping over
the whole nation
It's peoples sale, accommodating momentum
value and enthusiasm as it goes
Bankers and big business men of Richmond say:
GO to it, it will help to break the iron backbone of
high prices and bring them down."
There is no let-up here. We are going right
ahead with it. Everything you need for yourself,
for your family, for the household-everything
with few exceptions Of standard price goods
which cannot honorably change.
The 20 per cent is deducted at the time of the
sale-ITS GENUINE MONEY SAVING RIGHT
ON THE SPOT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
I.'"r I,irtinn I.nNcrs.

Lovers % good dcfion uhc read
anu enjoyed George Barr Mccutche-
on's novel. "A Fool And His Moncv.' -
may View the screen version Of this
nleasnG comedy drama -; the Eiiou
Theater. where the picture. with !.u-
gene O'Bri-n. SclsuirE star. in the
ieadirs role. viii remain cs tho :ea =
turc attraction through tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
DodIinr IL Proposal.

DpdEinE Prupu>ai.
- Avoiding q m.,n hcv.,us. Sh" is
afraid H. Will propose "a her is one
OF prett! Ethci Cls.tous experiences
n her new picture. a Lady in
:.ove." which viii DC seen a. tn. CO.
'onill again today sni tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
We Are Not Letting Our
Stocks Run Down

Since the sale began last week we
have taken in thousands of dollars
Of new merchandise. Goods we
have placed on sale just as they
would be marked were no such sale
going on-and offered at 2C2o dis
count.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

airy. He said the Premier had stated
tnat 1t was not for Great Britain to
ADVISE Poland. out the British govern
ment did not wish to give Poland the
slghtest encouragement to pursue a
policy of war.
Turning to the question of why the
League of nations had not been called
IN, Mr.. Bonar Law said it was the view
OF the government that the league
should take action only when action
could be effective. How could any one
suggest that the league could have in
terefered successfully in a matter of
TINS kind, he asked. 1t was utterly i'm
possible that the Allied councils should
malt and the whole thing be handed
over to the league of nations.
The government spokesman said that
both the Premier and he strongly be-
lleved the only real hope of avoiding
the terrible possibilities of war in the
future vas that the league should be-
come effective. But if an attempt were
nauS "a get me league involved with
the conclusion Of the recent war, neu-
tral countries would not ioin.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
British Told to
Heed Criticism
Of Oil Policy
Manchester Guardian Says
This Question Tends to
Overshadow Nearly All
international Problems
Three Elements Involved
Turkish Treaty, Mexican
Revolution and American
Discomfort Are Cited
From The T'ribune's Europcan Bureau

From The Tribune's European Bureau
Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, May 20.-Discreet and al
most complete silence regarding the
oil situation rules in most Of the Brit
ish press. "The Manchester Guardian, "
former Liberal paper, however, stresses
the Importance of the subject in an
editorial to day, declaring:
To-day this question tends to over
shadow nearly all other international
problems, and this by virtue of three
fold occason-the Turkish treaty, the
Mexican revolution and the discomfort
in America. The questions raised by
the Washington report are worldwide.
The report of Under Secretary of State
Polk, we hope and believe, states the
case regarding British exclusiveness
more strongly than the facts warrant,
but the government and British people
must be urged to take very seriously
indeed the judgment of the world upon
the Cabinets Eastern schemes which
is implied in Mr.. Folks criticism Of
the British oil policy.
This country cannot, upon the facts
as they now stand, refuse to recognize
the force of the complaint. Critics
of Great Britain-and not those in
America only-will continue to ask
why the league of nations covenant
should be treated as if it were OF no
account; why, at San Reno or else
where, we should make a private bar
gain over oil with France.
/ 81 o1oti 70 i'm.
portant matter as this, they will
| underline the principle of the manda
/ tory section of the league which guar
antees to all nations equality of eco
nomic opportunity with the mandatory
of the league
Refers to Bedford Speech
The editorial refers to speech b!
Alfred c. Bedford, of the Standard Oh
Company of New Jersey, made IN Cali
fornia. and adds:
"In the one political statement OIL
which the Standard Oil president ven
tured we may see a sharp indication
of the perious course along which tn
Washington government is being urged
This was a demand for frankly ag
gressive foreign policy on the part o
the United States-a policy the firs
step in which would clearly have to b
an invasion Of Mexico for the purpos
of establishing protectorate, thu
placing the Standard Oil Company an
its allies in absolute command of wha
is believed to be the richest oil region
in the world
ut is very serious commentary OF
the revolution of last week, which, b.
displacing Carranza. was said to have
removed the one great obstacle to peac
between Mexico and the United States
And, on the other hand, it impels we'll
wshers of America to ask whether thu
outlook might not have been infinitel.
better for America and the world j
President Wilson's policy of conciha
ton and encouragement had been con
sistently upheld by the oil corporation;
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Madrid Women,
In Bread Riot.
Tie Up Traffic
Mothers Throw Selves ON
Tracks to Halt Streetcars:
Thousands Call on the
GOVERNOR for Helm
1--WE Are Hungry Is Cry
Demands Are Written on
Broomstick Placards:
Provinces Promise Relief

MADRID. May 2O.-Thousands of
women and children yesterday after
noon carried out food demonstration
in front Of the home of the Civil Gov
ernor of Madrird. 1--WE want bread !.
we are hungry" was the cry raised
by the crowds. The same words,
roughly written on newspapers pinned
to broomsticks, were held aloft by
many groups of women, infurated by
lack of bread.
The police endeavored, by argu-
ments, to get the throng to dsperse.
The women, however, became enraged
and finally stopped traffic in one of
the chief arteries Of the capital, the
Calle Mayor, by throwing themselves
in front Of streetcars. Other vehicles,
which attempted to penetrate the ave
nue., were turned back by the demon
strators. Two motor cars, the drivers
of which insisted on traversing the
thoroughfare, were stoned.
About 6 o'clock in the evening the
crowds dispersed after the civil Gov
ernor had promised that better sup
plies Of bread would be available to-
morrow. Quantities are being forward
ed here from provincial cities.
The total amount baked yesterday in
the capital amounted to only $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
SI35, ZOO, 900 Decrease
In Exports for April
Imports Fell Off s3O.OOO,OOO;
Gold Received Last Month
Sets Record

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-Exnrts
for April decreased s135 100000, while
imports fell off s3o,ooo,Oo it was an
nounced to-day by the Department OF
Commerce.
Exports were approximately 1854.
000,000 against SS20,000,000 in Marcr
and s7l5,000.0 600 in April last year. I'm
ports amounted to approximately s495.
100000, compared with s524. 100000 for
the preceding month, and $273 200 ,O0O
for April. 1919
Imports of gold during April, amount.
ing to $4,000 900. were the largest fo,
any month in several years. exceeding
the March figure by $33,00O.OOO Gold
exports of S44O00.000 were approx
mately the same as for previous months
of this year, and comparing with $4,000
600 in April. 1919
Imports of silver in April were Sill
100000, and exports s17,o00,OOO closely
approximating figures for each of the
preceding months of this year.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
119 Hunger Strikers
In Spain Also Refuse
Medical Inspection

BARCELONA, Spain, May 20.-Pris-
oners to the number of 119 who have
been participating since yesterday in a
hunger strike are refusing to take ex-
ercise or undergo medical inspection.
The staff of wardens in the prison has
been increased.
The Minister of the Interior, in a
speech at Madrid to-day, declared he
was astonished when he learned that
the number of persons being detained
by order of the Civil Governor of Bar
celona without a specific,charge against
them was 900
"The government is resolved. and has
communicated it's decision to the Civil
Governor" said the Minister, that ali
persons detained on definite charges
shall imme ediately be interrogated anG
tried, while those against whom moth
ing is charged shall be released"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21

during the four years Of the Carranza
regime.
"The London Times" owned by Lord
Northcliffe, only mentions the oil sit
uation incid dlntally to general criticism
OF Premier Lloyd Georges policy in the
Near East. 1t says:
1--WE are not at present desirous Of
expressing any definite view upon the
peculiarly sordid squabbles about Meso-
potamian oil which appear to be de-
veloping with various Dutch and Amer
lean interests. Our only purpose is tc
lay down the principle that whoever
gets oil must pay the bill, for this
heavily taxed nation can never con.
sent to maintain big garrison in
Mesopotamia for the benefit of partly
foreign oil companies"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-21
Jury Finds for Second
Wife in Alienation Suit
Mrs. Henry Jackson, No. l, Who
Began Action, Also Named
in Divorce Litigation

The jury in the Bronx Supreme
Court which has been trying an action
for alleged alienation Of affections
brought by Mrs. Edna NJ. Jackson,
first wife of Henry M. Jackson, fur
salesman, against his second wife, Mrs
Agnes Ennis Jackson, Washington
high school teacher, yesterday brought
in a verdict for the defendant The
suit was for $4,000. The jury was ou,
an hour.
According to the evidence Mrs
jackson No. I, married the salesman
in 1906 and divorced him in 1919, nam
ing an unknown woman" She ther
commenced action for alienation against
Miss Ennis, who later married Jack.
SON. 1t was revealed at the trial that
Mrs. Edna Jackson was named as CO.
respondent in q divorce action brought
by Mrs. George Scheppler against he1
husband. known as "the handsome cop
Mrs. Scheppler also is suing for $4,000
alienation. Her policeman husband
testified for Mrs. Jackson No. |.