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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15

ton of the cheek-off system by
which dues and Initiation fees of
the miners union and deducted by
operators and RENTED to union
treasurers was demanded by the
operators before the coal commits
sion in connection with series Of
demands.
The move aims vital blow at
the Unions as self sustaining or.
ganizations.
The operators asserted that the
check off system has been used 20
create strong miners organizations
which have retaliated by refusing
to respect wage contracts, made a
farce" of collective bargaining, and
called unlawful and usiutified strik
At perions when the public suffer-
ed most and the operators sustain.
ed the heaviest losses.
Read the Martinsbure Journal.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15
BRUTAL MURDERER
SAVED FROM MOB
Officers FruStrate Lynching
In Webster County.

BY means Of q ruse, attempts of
snraged mountaineers 10 ayenge
the staying OF Deputy Sheriff Den.
MS Morton, of Webster county. late
Monday were frustrated when De.
wey Bragg. Is, the alleged murder.
er. was spirited under heavy guard
In carriage from hotel at Cam.
den-on-Gauley to the county Jail
here, where he is now imprisoned
under protection of a heavy guard.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15

shortly afterward and Bragg barri-
caded himself at his sisters home.
where he was captured several
hours afterward by ~ armed
posse. Morton had been deputy
sheriff for four years ana was pop
ular throughout Nicholas and Web
ster counties. He leaves 3 widow
and three children.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15
DYE IMPORTATION
MAY BE STOPPED
nv international News servlce.)

Washington, I5l. 15,-An embar-
20 against the import of all dyes
similar to those manufactured in
this country Is provided in the fin
nj draft Of the dye control bill as
approved today by the suh-commit-
tee. The license feature is ellmin'
ated.
Provision is made In the bill that
dyes which are not manufactured
can he Imported only to the amount
needed for American consumers
for period OF six months.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15

BILE lot and large stable
6-Room Dwelling like new Porter Avenue
Cheap.
Three Lots on Raleigh street
broom House on Liberty street
Broom House and four lots on Avery street.
Double House with thirteen lots on North
Queen street
7-R0om Dwelling with Il acres of land and
thlrty-siX lots Cherry Run, W. Va.
A Cheap Lot in Rothwell 4 Lovett Addition
12-Room Brick House on Tenn Ave- with
BATH steam heat and electric lights, very large lot
$4,000, beautiful home, pavement to door.
7-Room House with bath, electric lights and
garage, on west side of Faulkner avenue between
South and Stephen streets.
Lot lOx2S0 ON west side of Winchester Ave y
Groom Dwelling, two lots good we'll on Ber-
kelley Place. Cheap
Two Lots corner of Virginia avenue and
Berry street.
7-Room Dwelling, lot 52xl0S on southeast
corner of Maple avenue AMI Race street, fine To-
cation for store.
7-Room Dwelling, 829 Virginia avenue.
S-ROom Dwelling situated on southeast cor
ner of South Queen and South streets
Groom Dwelling with water and electric
lights 429 South Kentucky avenue. Cheap.
Large Double House, Is foot vacant lot, 558
\ North Queen street.
Large Double House on New York avenue.
Two Large Double Brick Dwellings situated
324 to $50 South Church street. will sell by sides as
/ house has brick wall through middle good home
/ 1T small price
Groom Dwelling, very large lot, 224 Boyd
street.
Double House. six rooms side on Virginia
/ venue near Addition street.
Double Dwelling on South Kentucky avenue,
ust off King street.
S-Room Brick Dwelling, thoroughly modern,
5team heat, bath, gas, electric lights and hard
wood floors, one of the best built houses in city, 726
| Winchester avenue
SRoom Dwelling, bath, electric lights gas,
city and cistern water lot 60x125 feet, large out
buildings, 327 Boyd avenue.
Fine Double Dwelling, bath, electric lights and
gas, Winchester avenue.
6Room Dwelling with large lot 1O7 Water
street.
Two FourRoom Dwellings on East John
street. Cheap.
Two Dwellings at Pikeside Cheap
1917 Acre Farm, splendid six room dwelling,
good barn, crib, sheds and all necessary
buildings nice young orchard two miles from city
ON the HedgesyIe road
$50 Acre Farm, improved by good 8 room
dwelling new bank barn. large store room, land
lays we'll and is ali smooth ten miles from Mar
tnsburg
80 Acre Farm, room dwelling, good barn,
tine spring OF water plenty Of fruit and very best
fruit land. Very cheap.
81 Acre Farm, dwelling, good barn pen-
y fruit, ga9d land, about five miles from town
Larg double Dwelling, situated on corner of
Faulkner avenue and Second street, thoroughly
modern, city and cstern water. good investment
and fine home
Good 6-Room House with three 40 foot lots,
on West Virginia avenue near Dunn'S store Very
cheap
4-Room Dwelling and one-half block, good sta
bic, city and cstern water, New York avenue
60 Acres of Apple Pie Ridge fruit land adjoin-
ing Gold Orchard.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15

Mrs. Evelyn Grim is returning to
Chicago where she will take up
her position with McLean's Central
Drug Store. Her mother. Mrs. & w.
Dick, accompanied her.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-15

Read the Martinsbure Journal.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26
IITES MERCANTILE

Billie Mary going
isn't m of u
We haytfg fglpdrre
fn huedfn a
shoes ~fo the
the t
Narrow for sensible
he et arr a
before buy We will find want
sre will mighty reasonable
Letw III oEyourwh m will PAY
Boy Regular 25 a s.lo
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

UT g"dft " ffN N.lfHfil ANftitlAa
house viii Basement nicely located
ci.trrn. garage nirn aud other out.
buildings mr,uilua storm cellar
For price term, r'r apply tu c K
Esrrs. Marhlr iliIl Mo
Riand Limbaugh of near Sedte.
wickvilIc hIi m.nes, 1t 'H' county
TUESDAY
We ar fr1Irinl eur stock ui
trunks. ,ulr at-r. and travelling bags
at cut prices lINlor Mercantile Co
SamueI J N Nun Jr ~ho had
hrcu ont 10 tha Hrm At Burhau n
q couple o' weeks returned home q
fr~ days H-u
Taylor Mercantile. company Just
received lt-rr dozen ladies collars
80 " ''''"
Nos. Ema.rtp1 or near Patton
49, - FRIENDLY visitor 81 iul> U'''r
whll, at thw county >'atpu buSIne>,
Tuesday
When ,.r feel Iay, nur .s .srts
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Rev I r kIncgfd ls-rondurfInE
revival services AT Gra.pl.Hi.l ant
the s.rp.s of meetings are ta continue
W. "''As N'' ''.'' ''i' y '''s '''''' =
= ">>'>.'.'N ''''''
TaNIur Mercantile company has
macllur needles. shuttle, aud bob.
bins a.. YOUR machine
Na..n..ls.h,..f.r.f y,t.,.,..,.,
.....! tt..-. p.,,h ..4 NJ.
,I""t' '''t StEel'' u'yS. 'e'"'' 'nk
h""'7N "'Ss Nd'li''d'e' ''>''eu
MISS ; ..' 'eieF tIle I'FS' OF Ias' week
ana MISS >'haeIeF accompanied heF
nome
# yoar thimhIe or spindIe neeGs
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Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

FOR Saie-Elieh grade Aberdeen
Anau> bull old enough for service,
cheap If sold sooA +. 6 Lu,es,
Marble Hill
Prof a F Hendricks made trip
10 st Loni> the first Of the week on
business,
Our pants came ut last We have
a beautiful line for young men aud
old men. little men and big men, in
brown, blue, gray and mixed coIors.
Taylor Mercantile company
Peter BesS OF Sank was in town
Tuesday and made this office vel
come visit, renewing his subscrip-
ton.
Let Taylor Mercantile company
sell YOU fertilizer We handle the
old dependableib ibrand, Swift's Well
appreciate your order Get our
price and place Your order early
Rev T II Jenkins. who moved
from here to Texas some wears ago
has he, Il chosen a member OF the
faculty Of Win Naytield College and
pastor of the Baptist church here
and is expected to arrive some time
this week. He and his family have
a host of friends have a host OF
friends who vii, be pleased to know
| that they are coming back and viii
most heartily welcome them,
| MIR and Yrs. George Weltch ant
children Of Grisham Spur visited a,
the home of ef Mis-, Weitch's sit2r
Mrs :. G. Sarjec, II Ncrtle Hi!
Sualty.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

refund a,l over charges
Mrs K { Allen aud '~u cmllru
of lIlm1 came ~, the latter pau q
last wrrk - visit At the home 81 her
mo,hcr.lu.tN ur, Ellen Alien. ant
other relatives here
Charley fir snd family of Nrl
Greek came dpNu last Saturday 20
visit his parents. Nr and.Nfs q J..
Tate. and other relatives 10 this SD.
Clnity
school supplies can be.gnuru 8t
Taylor Nerran' le company >uch
as rlnEham dresses. mitilr, .rms-
ers, bIoomrr>. drawers. blouse, ,lua
pants for boy, and GlrIs
The animal meeting of the stock.
holder, II thr Farmers Supply store
wa, held Noniap aa3 laaonnre'sle
election of Dr. & \ Sander DGC
Bailey v D Allen Wm B Yuuu,
aud J Il. Nlrecarvrr as.directnrs
Dr C. 4 Sander president ..aui j
h Nlcer8tyrr. manager
1.-THE b1hl suffer, from.~InI .rar.
darrhptaor ,uumer.compIalut -Nt
IL Nr1ee., Baby Ehxf Itis!a pure
harmless end effective remedy Pr.t
35c and go Sold by all. druggists
Re, aud Nr, Adolph Chu>man
"hu have been IN evangelist worn
IN s. Efanrul> county the last -four
or five weeks came .home Monday
TO rest few DAYS before the open.
ing of school al the college here
when Mr. Chr~mau viii enter tu'
the term tie tells Us Jnat Rev 4
J johnson was With him and thai
thrv had splendid results fin tueil
work
Woman friend IS a LARGE frla
bottle OF Sanol prescription Fin,
for black heads. eczema and al
rough SKIN and clear complexion
A real skin tonic Get a 35c tria
bottle at the drug store
NaHfed-A glrl to DO house work
No outside work Will pay gooC
price for right girl J. F. Winters
Latin. Mo.
Mr., and Mrs. r. H. Phcm, and
daughter went to Lutesy.Ie SAT.
urd3y to visit relative, froden
ichtown Dcmocrat-NoW>.
viii you need a newsstraw stici
this winter Taylor Mercantile com
pany can furnish the tick if YOU cal
get the straw.
" NJ Dunkin who has been
visiting his family at Patton re.
turned to his work at EIvins
| Tuesday ~ Frcdericktovn Demo
crat News
Rit or dye can be found at Taylo
Mercantile company any color eN
cept white and speckled
Il, l.. Henderson Of Bolhngel
county went to St Louis to work
| Tuesday, Fredericktown Demo
! crat News,
Boys blue shirts for school
Regular S1.25 values gong al
| $l.l0 at Lutes Mercantile.
Mrs, Maud Limbaugh and child
rem left Saturday for Marble Hill
to visit relatives. From ther
they will 60 to Patton and Scopw
| for an extended visit before re
| turning home, FredcmIktowi
/ Democrat M
The 4r,sS, 81 i>sges, 81. 50. -.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

There will he preaching services
At Hahn Chapel neat SUNDAY
morning At the H,ual hour hy
The pastor Al are invited 80 Al.
tend
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Fancy Santos peahcffy Coffee this
week 3ic Don't lei this bargain
slip Better buy 5 of 10 pounds
X 7 Jones
Rr ChHs Wtrtr has rented
and moved iH'n u"us ~ y l.
elm na.miths u, b. arranging
to hc student u VII Mnh,ii
college fH- fumfHE term
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Hay H.. Shine, |
Regular sl-- slu.. aaa- 10
sI1D % IHs. Mercantile,
r. Sli kafd Nh t.anbIH. {
Bs, willie -ur laH IN4p Arb
Of li> noy up.-r~o bH tHs uauc
ll Ion. ulE- lhr. aN"u.- aa.s
Inst Fudly fuiits, >alt''r sd
up >Fn>af' pretty hnf'v trom
Nn#f Nc fasa here's a.I- on .amu
ann.rlf there >"rW. 20 hit" cen
at ud-r>lalaIn- "t~rs rn' boys
gHf fury wnu|a ot be- wh.pp"t.
tue when #t >iu.a'a uu e-luok
H. 90 ai>s uH. ~ them re agut
stuffed ud m, or lsr no py. vent
rl.'ar a>st>'tn 20 t.r hrs' aud II
t. sand a bloody hgl' ENSURED IN
which Suuhar Nr- ba Is used up.
and If II had U' cen f1r re fact
that the aIlru " S live hv some
ut rAr other .B ynlrH brought
q couple of men u; 'ue usilhbn-hoOd
To- utr assist H.s 90, teacher. Il
might have b u worse SuperIu-
s...s...t El..L ......F ... tU.r. fn.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26
NOTICE

M hunting ar ttespassing will
he allowed an our farms. ". n.
Chandler. Hosea Seabaugh.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26
~ LOCAL NEWS. -

The hcst is always the cheapest
buy National lisht coal col al
K + Jones
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

adoIph Iaers made this office nn
appreciated visit last SATURDAY
Taylor Mercantile COMPANY ~ill
save you money on fruit Jars
Berhoh .Sshrock Of near >oopo>
Vas in to~n Monday
No huntine or trrspassine viii bc
allowed ON our iarms J 4 I'Htos
vi. Ilrs and II " wNrrrs
JB Welkcf Of the vicinity of
Hurricane ~as In town NondaN
CotoR 5 ZONES for your ice
cream and cold drinks
Miss Hester Rafs vent 10 Charles.
ton last SATURDAY TO spend = few
days visiting relatives
Rnns ,uuf meat and lard 60 Ia,.
af Mercantile Co they bu> II
pF VI Masters irfl "Wednesday
n, Sednta TO atfcui the State fatr
He wiu return Friday PctN ''Iir
Republican
shaved From my place Na>
Y dars bay mare ahout 10
hands high 4 Srars old iliefal
rrwari fot Information lcsdlne sto
her rccu,rD John K Ahe'na'ha
2alma, Ho
Miss Else upchurrh OF Narhlr
HII Is visiting \ T. tr~hurrh and
family --lrad> ogi item IN ! atmint-
ton News
Don't forget ahou, Taypr Ncrran.
y1mpany aud Swift FrftIlzrt
SPRINGFIELD Business College pcs
nlyeIy guarantees beginning salaries
running from SIS to sl2o The new
cataIos |, ready to mail Il is free
You oueh, TO scr IL Write j \
Taylor
IDS quickly rciryes Colds and
laGnppc. Constipation, BiIiousness,
Loss Of Appetite aud Headaches
We understand that + ? Welch
has sold his iarm, about three miles
southeast OF town
!. Taylor Mercantile company ""'
Mree grades Of salt.
Sheriff Enoch Underwood bought
the Town property Of Ed I Caldwell
formerly Known as the Henry Berry
place occupied by Solomon Shanks
Forty years Of constant use Is 'he
hes, proof Of the effectiveness o'
Whites Cream Nermituse for e>pe''
LIND worms IN chlidren OF adults.
pr;c. &c Sold by all druggists
Rows, the jazz ties are the latest.
TAYLOR Mercantile company
Mrs Corneia Whitener was
callca 70 Marble Hin "Wednesday
breauS. Of the illness ot her SIS
Tor. ~ Fredericktown hNh'"'' az,
News,
Purity and healing power are 'ht
chief characteristics Of Liquid boFo'
zope II mends torn cut burned "'
sca,desi flesh with wonderful prompt
I1ess. Price, SOC, 6oc and $i,2O SOLD
by all druggists
Remember our grocery denart
men,--brins us your produce w
have the cash II you want IT lay
lor Mercantile company
rsMrs Otto Ally has a position II
c r. Hopkins store. Mrs. Lea
sliukard resigned to begin 'eae I'M
in the public schools here Mo"uas
C~.e.sxxtx,r II
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

for SaIe-FuIl stock r ! Red
chickens, hens. puIlets cockerelS
cheap Mrs b NJ Shacklette, Mar.
ble Hill Mo
Prof and Mrs Chas II Williams
expected to leave Columbia a short
time ago Tor trip to Europe and
were to he gone several weeks, ac-
cordine to q brief letter received al
this office in regard to addressing
his paper
Collar bands for mems shirts, dii-
fesent sizes, at Taylor Mercantile
companys.
FOR Saie-~jerscy COW, . years
old giving milk, fresh again the last
Of March. Sl00, Aathur Meyers
For Baled hay Call on
or phone Tom Grader, Marble fill'
! Mo. X + ID,
Losf-Lone cared pup, bird dog
six months old Reward,
Will IF. Wells, Marble Hill, Mo,
WHERE SHALL We COY
Let's 90, we say, then are at loss
as TO the place, We want a cool
comfortable place where..we can be
sure of $ s3methlns good to eat aud
drink. ami yet good service. II
doesn't take long TO answer the query
with to Jones's Ice Cream Parlof
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

sirs,ed From my place Friday
June I three milk cows. one tuan
With hnfUs. haa ,usc ou when Inst
seen Ouc roam. unmarked. mulsy
Onr black isadrd Jersey with good
sized bell on. marked swallow tnfk
In npht err hole in left Anyone
giving valuable information also
their nErfrdhnuls. viii b. literally
rewarded Emery Eakcr
Grassy Mo
NJ aud Mr. John SOagtc II
Wbtruatsr and Nj and Mr
Harrison Saglc If Care Gfuar
dean matowd e. Marble lllIl last
SUNDAY and visited at she h.mc
~ fh,ff eur' hu- sp.ug,r
Bu, Nout liafne>. supplies rom
{ II Noltef = No the plicr
where sou can do better
ID & Uu'uy ua. m Marn.. OIL.
NonJay 20 attend th curstlns ~
che .t.,sh..d,r. uf tN, Fam,s
>#b .u aaH nn,un .H
fumts arH acquaintance. ~. s
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

The lr,sS, 81 ,>sgeS, 81 so. -
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Buy your coffee NJ Ia, lor Nrrcsn'
tile companys Fresh ease Of Old
judge Just IN
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26
f0r safe High grade Shropshire
buck IHmp, Ai.n a high grade
Hereford bal. .liy for hight service
pr.,uell & Shmm.
Marble llll Nu

~ ant ufs sanford X Rul!Iu Il
liuu,fs.I.ls ,puounce the tiuh 70. a
Hpuut SON. William Walter Idbs
is thcs Hrt bufn and ffiends here
will rnnHfatui IT, and ~ish for them
lhnt b. nay lriur au abundance oi
.nu,tn, .ufo their home Ni, Rul.
hn as Mss rHla Dayault hrfnfe
her mufltay
BOYS eoH sur. m iatgr sizes
and small pnr-, at Taylor Nefrm-
tile COMPANY
last >wutty. August = 8
camer bfua.n between the Herf,
mau aru mi 81 Blooms store Re-
turn fu bauL Loul Glen Allen
No and frr,Ikr reward
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Mrs. Maud Limbaugh and child
rem left Saturday for Marble Hill
to visit relatives. From there
they will 60 to Patton and Scopus
for an extended visit before re-
turning home, Frcdcnlktown
1>..,.,,..,-.4 ~,
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Rev and Mrs Adolph Chusnan
vent To Charleston IucSiay on q
visit
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

. Messrs Ler NanAmhute and
Adolph Iaers made this office an
apptr,ialed visit last Saturday
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Boys blue shirts for school
Regular Sl25 values gong at
$l,l0 at Lutes Mercantile,
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Purity and healing power are Tue
chief characteristics Of Liquid boF'-
zone. 1t mends torn cut burned OF
sea,aed flesh with wonderful prompt,
I1Ass. Price, SOC. e0c and SlW So'o
hy all druggists.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Remember our grocery denaf'-
men,--brins us your produce. We
have the cash II you want IT. lay
lor Mercantile company.
tsMrs. Otto Ally has a position IN
c r. Hopkins store. Mrs. Lean
sliukard resigned to begin teas ing
in the public school-here Monday
September O
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Taylor Mercantile company ~lll
save ,ou none, on fruit Jars
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Delightful weather these days,
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

We understand that 7 7 "rlch
has sold his tarm about three miles
southeast OF town
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

s8 quickly relieves Colds and
lsCnppe Constipation, Biliousness,
Loss Of Appetite aud Headaches
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Always remember Taylor com.
pany. Do not get us crossed with
some other firm and cone IN ana
say. Show me that $3.50 shoe you
have adverti - when we only
ask S40l fn- a. all ! alter shoe.
-s---as
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Rit or dye can be found at Taylor
Mercantile company, any color eN.
cept white and speckled.
B l.. Henderson Of Bolhnger
county went to St. Louis to work
Tuesday. Fredericktown Demo
crat News.
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Betthold .Sshruck Of near Soopu>
~as in tosn Monday
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Boys going
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

No hunting or trespassing will be
allowed on our farms, JoHN H.
DALTON. l.. +. DALTON, O. A. DALTON,
G. F. IouNr G. W. SrArLEs. J. "
STArLER, A. J, SrArLER, H. ]. BAHNER +
HY. F. BolLNGER. ELvr Q. and LErrlf
GRACE BolLlNGER
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Nj +. ChoStner, who IS spending a
few weeks at the home Of his son,
DR. n r, at Dutchtown, was in
Marble Hill a short time yesterday,
Marble Hill press., 1920-08-26

Boys. the jazz ties are Tue '"''''
TayIor Mercantile company
Mrs CorncIia Wh'!shtr Was was
called 10 Marble Hill Wednesday
hrcauS. Of the illness ot her sly
,sr Fredericktown Democrat
News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-25

night. Bessie Barriscale is the star O,
this Robertson-Cole Superior picture
which was directed by William Parke
The quaint crooked streets, the tea
rooms and restaurants, and typical
studio in the upper part of one Of the
Old remodelled houses are shown in
picturesque detail.
Madge Graham is a girl who has
heen drawn to New York, and to
Greenwich Village, as are thousands.
by the desire to make an artistic sue
cess. Her means are limited, and she
decides to open tea room so that she
may be better able financially to fol-
low her chosen artistic line which is
sulpture. So she is making friends Of
the uptown people who come down
to see "the village and finding mod
els among the street boys about when
something startling happens.
Drifting Apart
Looking across court she sees
young man with revolver pointed
at himself. evidently about to take
his own life. She gives a cry, and
throws a dish through his window
He is startled, and saved from his
dangerous intention. Then he tells
the girl his troubles. and she goes to
the front for him, winning back the
job which he lot IN an orchestra.
despair over which caused him to!
plan suicide.
Inc man and girl are drawn to-
gether. He wooes her and they have
a village marriage" Then they take
an apartment where, in the course OF
time, there are two babies. Busy with
them the wife cannot give her hus-
band the time she once could, and
they seem to be drifting apart, es-
pecially as the husband has grown
interested in wealthy pupil Of his
named Mrs. Alden.
Great Crisis Comes
The latter is a selfish. narrow
visioned woman, bored with her very
worthy husband, and seeking some
one who understands her" Such a
man she thinks sse has found in the
young musician. or at least so she
tells him. But in the big crisis when
ne sorely needs the devotion and sac
rifce OF a woman she does not rise
to the occasion It is the wife who
gloriously proves herself.
Miss Barriscale is supported BY
Forret Stanley as her husband, Dor
cthy Cumming as the "other woman"
Thomas Holding as the latter's hus
band and BY number of children in.
Guiding Gloria Holt Mary Jane Irv-
ing, Stanton Williams and Joe But
terworth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-25

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND
FOR POLK C0UNTY-A W. Gordon, vs.
Stella Gordon.
NOTICE TO STELLA GORDON
You are hereby required 10 appear 10 a Bill
o; Complaint filed in the above entitled cause
by the complainant. A. W. Gordon, al the Of.
fee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court in Bar
Tow, Polk County, Florida. on or before the
fourth day Of October, A. D. 1920, Rule Day
Of this Court and answer the Bill Of Com.
plant in the said cause, otherwise the allie.
cations therein contained win be taken as true
and confessed by you.
It Is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Lakeland Evening Telegram,
newspaper Of general circulation published
IL Lakeland. Polk County. Florida for fous
consecutive weeks before The said Rule day.
Dated At Barlow, Polk county, Florida. this
the zstb dsy Of August, A. D., 1920
J. 4. JOHNSON.
eel Clerk q the Clrenit Court
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-25
RESCUES A MAN;
THEN WEBS HIM
Ressje Barriseale Has Heroic Part In
Al Woman Who Understood
Robertson. Cole Picture

Greenwich Village life as it really
exists is the background for "A Wo.
man who Understood which viii be
seen at the Auditorium theater to-