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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02
Thankssivins Dance

Under the direction of Mr..
Haskiil Tidman. The Coltilllon
CLUB gaye 4 Thanksgiving dance
Mon|!ay evening a. the Dixie.
y music fssrsthe stsning was
|qriisheds BY an Orcl,estfx from
4 9ffreesboro md SsMsst M one
lunarel guests enjoyed The
lccasions
j After the younger set had
lponstrated their ability as
pers of the fashionable Fam
lei IA number Of older
les.present called for some
8Id Fashioned music and
ahhort time dreamed dreams
ESee days as they danced
Ql tlkssaances Of former days.
kpf town guests present,
I1ss Margaret Ward and
Nrt Sheron of Mufreea'
$ts of Margerete Orick,
sBessies Campbelt. .of
alest of Miss Esther
supper was served
the evening. TIE.
9oss Bask|lub wishesto thank
! aT3l for the use Of The
yfxie fQf ls occasion.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

Miss Bess Mankin, of Mont
eagle, attended the Dance at the
Dixie Theatre Monday night.
Fred Brookman spent Thanks
giving in Nashville.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02
Singing School

A singing school IS in progress
this week at the Ohristion
Church. Elder Clarence Cook
conducting same. All are es-
pecially invited to come and
learn how to sing. Its free to all.
Miss Dola Handy has returned
from Murfreesboro after spend
ing few days with her sister,
Mrs. Cora.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

Having purchased from Henry Wood
lee his entire stock of merchandise, |
wish to say to the public that | will ap-
preciate the patronage given me and
do my best to please you.
Mr. Woodee also wishes to thank his patrons
while in business for their liberal patronage
Yours Truly,
Bass Overturff
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02
JollI Wilson

(! pave will he found
sala lTpe Af af .fohns n wilson !
lise N fssssifs sltsAE of Tnll,slsonl.,
xd \ 4 ElSs Spsing printer,
ipls giving the
81 fsfalllay I County and
Tracy spiile ptiozla|
Barga ins and il WiI BAY sou &
80 and see his line.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

Grady Payne of Chattanooga
was here this week.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

From Bureau ton
Washington, u
To Mr.. Jay RI n q u
Coalmont, Tenn.
Subjects: Transl1f \
Gross aud Citatiolt 6S) 4 \
Enclosures Na5 III W
Citation. n
/. The Bureau tak |6
iu forwarding herey} b &
Gross and Citation
on you in accordal
Act of February q
2. A copy OF the
be made a part 0f q d -
record. /. E ||
3. Please acknow IN
of the cross and cits @
W, D. CHAN
By directioiI
THE sECRETAf
NAVY. WASI
il sNdxSIahef e2o
Sir:- 7ss 1 81 q s :sl
The President bl III; ;tetI|
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02
80, 967 Ford Cars
Made In North
Z. nv f1H8 1I7 IN w ~ 8 80 nv .4FT77
One Every 1912 Seconds-t)neS
Days Record

During October 30 967s Ford
cars we're made i'll the Ford
| factory at Detroit and shipped
Iout tofjoin the four and lone,haH
million already in service. This,
Is thehjghestrecor,l ever reach
led by The ForI company, or any
Eother company Thirty.three
more cars would have brought
production up to the 100000
markssfor the month. ~
Il October 26 was the bannerd dav,a
haySng brought forth 4, ,GSS cars.
This was also q record breaker.
It means that one car was eonl-s
rpleted every eighteen and one
half seconds for the entire twens,
Fts,four hour day. The Ford en-
Innate for this year is one and
.onesquarter million cars and
trucks.
It,was during the'fatk Of 1900
that Henry Ford placed on the
market his now famous Model
! tthecar that brought Ford unques-
ftioned supremacy in The motor
car industry. To date, more than
four and one-half million Of this
| one model have been built and
distributed to the four, orners of
1.-THE world. OF mode il prior tos
I tie thirty thousand we're illAflgl-
i afactured.ss nnripg III u. .G4 \.
4 Ford cars Mere a5Siiits I B y Il
fouspont-put for those days. Yet
in ten years from that time Ford
production has grown to more
than one million a year. Almost
| h If of the motor cars in the
world are Ford cars. In the
| United States and Canada, a
little better than one half are
Fords
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

German Lines Took part III
several combats with enemy
planes. ~
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

Advertisements must have
merits or they will not be
accepted. Mrs. Grundy has
a large and increasing cir
culation.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-12-02

For distlngulsli' d
service in the Ink
fession as an ohSers
s. NayaI Ayiatids
Is l.e.rll f,f fsaa Ills1I
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

A. Baker is confined to his home by
illness.
THE Lost City" at Library Theatre
tomorrow. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs John Burns spent the
weekend in Troy.
Fresh Arlington sausage and frank
forts at Estes ADV.
Oysters, clans, fresh fish for Wed.
nesday at Estes ADV,
Coming Mary Plckford in Heart
Of the Hills"-I4ibrary Theatre. Adv.
Lester B. Vail Of New York is spend
ing a week at Vail Homestead in the
West part OF town.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swain, Millers
Falls, Mass, are guests Of his mother
Mrs. Walter D. Plumb.
Buck Jones in Sunset Sprague" a
big western drama with stunts and
thrills at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
Aui
LOST-Small brown purse Saturday
night on Dewey street. Fined will
please return to 1O2 County street.
Adv.
Ralph F. Niles Is moving from
Maple street to the house on Putnam
street which he recently purchased of
Mrs. M. Il .Buss
The first 100 children may see
Huckleberry Finn by paying one
cent war tax admission free Opera
he use tomorrow. Adv.
II is expected that the laying of the
concrete highway on East Main be.
tween Branch street and the Cooper
bridge will be completed some time
4 tplnQi raw e.ssa1 ssa.s.. ,,...s...,
From Now or by tie autfor Il
4,S5The Miracle Man, Prizma, Scenes
II Hawaii in noturaI colofs, a Pathe
fNewsqand a Rolin comedy Harte The
atre today. Adv ges eoo
The annual district meeting OF the
Masonic lodges OF this. district is. in
progress this AFTERNOON and evening al
the Masonic Temple. Supper will be
served at $50. M, '@s'F'
MI. and Mrs Paul Baker and da1gh.
| ter Marion Of Oneonta, ~ ". are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Scarey OF Spring street Mr..
Baker Is brother OF Mrs. Scarey.
THE VIII te Mol" by the same au
thor as The Miracle Man stirring
story Of a souls redemption carrying
a powerful heart appeal to every man
and woman at Opera house tonight
! Ad;.
Contractor Robert E. Piil'ng expects
to complete the new store for Chris
Savas ON West Main street early In
November. The concrete walls were
finished some time ago and the roof
has been put on. Just now the steel
ceiling is being put in place. The
tile floor and the plate glass front
viii follow.
Rev and MS J, ELMER Mckee enter.
tanned a lew OF their friends at the
Hill Hollow camp of the Green Noun.
tain club. J. After the gathering assem-
bled 1t was announced that Mr.. and
Mrs Mckee were celebrating the fifth
anniversary OF their marriage. Dinner
was served out of doors and sports.
intellectural and otherwise were in
dulgcd in by those present.
At the present time hundreds OF
people in Bennington are aft cted with
bronchial colds that In many cases
have developed intestinal trouble OF
Il mild form. Otherwise the comhiuhi.
ty is in an exceptionally healthy con
dition, For more than month not
q single case OF contagious disease has
been reported to Health Officer j. NJ.
Ayres,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-19
EATS EVERYTHING THAT
COMES ALONG, NO
Hr 4.eJ
MORE DIET

AS you have been Godsend TO
me. that is a friend IN need is a
friend indeed will write and tel
you about the value OF your medicine
DR.. True's Elix'r has for me- believe
me 1t did me good. eat everything
that comes along. no more Diet. even
tried raw onions for test. Is that
not luck after nine long years only
milk and eggs?' Mrs. j. b. (Nutley
~ - fs" 81 ul
Here IS one Of thosuands Of cases
where Dir, Trues Elixir has helped
Sufferers Of constipation and indiges.
ton must have a Laxative is es.
sential to good heath. Try DR..
Truels Elixir and have no more re.
grets; IL will surely win your
thanks, Easy to take-mild no harm
fui drugs Bau rou,al ttstr. re
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village To-
Briefly for Busy Readers

For good shoes At lowest prices
visit the New York store. Adv.
Collins NJ. Graves is in Montpelier
to attend hearing in supreme court
Mrs. T. p. Braley OF Bottom Land
ne, N Y is guest OF her son, DR..
f. s. Braley.
John Carrier and wife have purchas.
ed OF Assistant Postmaster II. f..
Robinson. building lot or Mccall St
Three men arrested Sunday for in.
toxicaton at North Bennington were
arraigned in municipal court Monday
afternoon and Sl6.35 each including
costs, The arrests Yera made by
Deputy Sheriff Ralph H. Nhite.
Fred c. Martin, democratic noml-
nee for governor, returned durdg
the Right frc m Bethel where he spoke
at . political rally lie Leaves stomor.
row on campaign tour which viii in.
clude. a number OF the larger towns
on tile eastern side OF the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-19
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" in
stantIy relieves STIFFNESS
and distress

Don't stay sfuffed-up!l Quit blowing
and snuffling! A dose of "Papa's Cold
compound taken every two hours un-
u three doses are taken usually
breaks up a severe cod and ends all
grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
ged-up nostrils and the air passages OF
the head: stops nose running. relieves
the headache, dulness. ieverishness.
aneezing soreness and stiffness.
"Papes Cold Compound" Is the
gu ckest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
II acts without assistance tastes nice
contains no Qulnihs-Insist upon
Pape'sl - st1 tF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-19

JUNK DEALER
Highest cash prices paid for old
papers, magazineg brass. copper. rub.
Der. etc WIN pAy extra for stun
brought to me. open evenings and all
day Saturday
JOE coNNEL
$50 Main 81. Tel. iS2-R
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
STATE o. LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-pu.
ish Of st. Mary.
Philip We.lein, Ltd vs. Viucs.,
Marsh. No 14.7l3

Under ard by virtue of a wri, Of
heri facias, issued OF. of The Honor
able 23rd Judicial District Court Of
the State OF Louisiana 10 and for the
Parish Of 1t. Mary. and to ma di.
rected, | have seized and taken Into
my possession, and shall expose At
public sale, for cash, to the las. and
highest bidder. according to Law, 1t
the principal front door of the Court
House in Franklin. ST. Mary Parish
State of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY. THE 2isr DAY or
FEBRUARY. 1920,
between the hours of IL o'clock .. N,
and I O'clock p. N, the following
described property, to-wit:
One Piano, made by Weriein, style
Nj ah.. No. $500, with S. S.
Sherif's Office, Franklin. St. May
Parish. State of Louisiana, this
3oth day of January. 1923.
CHAS. PEC0T,
Sheriff
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07

Total receipts .s44e4. .43
The report Of the Finance Committee
was read. and on motion of Il. B
kimbrough, seconded by Arthur Oil
vier and carried, it was received, led
and made part Of the minutes. and
the Secretary was authorized 70 issue
warrants for all claims listed thereon
on approval by the Finance Commit
tee.
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Frank in. LA, Febru1ry 4, 1920
20 the President and Members Of the Police
Jury:
Gentlemen We. your Finance COMMITTEES,
beg leave TO report that We have examinee
he following bills, and finding them car>
'ect sceonaasend that they BE- registered and
paid.
OFFICERS sALARIES-NorEMB n n
Charles L. Pecot. Sheriff. ...... sfa5. %
Or. Beverly W. Smith. Coroae~ 49,. sass
r. En'net o. Nell. Secretary ry........ $500
X. L. SiGar, Treasurer w saan
W. H. Latham, Pu6lie Printer .., cs.D
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
Respectfully subus,.,S
I Nhalfman Fipanoa ooEp \

nal,,Y5 The + following par,ie, ,'aaH ,aa'
with rice fumes: Farlevs s' plulbiss
Ba lG~!n, Adolph Ma,hao' uh'o'her
L!,s ia ldwin, GonsouIin and dd'1e'ne nSse
Matilda, A. Moresi Co 'ssscut
rear Jeanerette, L. X. Wi,1al's W a's d
w,1a " do,;na raaHtat'on' and Gra,' ,',a, 70,
Is mhrnogh, seconded d'l y" Of MI
and carried, the permits xa.. a., GIL
with the understanding tbs, as'e sfs
to be put in under the suuss.; ,ss, 'es
with the approval of the tb'Ip,s''s ps's
pervisor. '"e Roai NJ
o. On motion of 7, B, Kiub,o,,,
onded by A. L. Calm and nd'Ioash y !
Presiden twas aulborizadd ,arrlsi s
with ". Cooper and Nen%b,veo eoaA
for n 900 galIons Of cattle din pa''' u
Ga motion of T. Aucojpo
by Oscar B,udraaux d' aaa second,
Ls, Nee'y : ane va, placed on ,ns as'.s'
per's list at $500 per mon,1 "e D,
Ming with the month of Jauua",., eS
, On motion Of Gabriel Hsvdsls H.s' :.
ded by L B kimbr,lyb s. IeI' sEl
the President was aathorizsl ,1', ~ y
up with the Sheriff the m ,,,a, y, !" u
the Roal Sunsr,G;, y, W
Il deputy sheriff. '''ot
There being NJ furthar bns;.
tore the meeting, sams nm mo.; s'"
y seconded aad Carried, adioo,,' dion,
CH.S. N. FRosT, pre.ia.''
i. EMMETT O NELL, Secretarr ''u'
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
2ord Judicial Distric. Court-p,,.
ish of st. Mary.
Success ion OF John 0. Payne, D..
Ceseed. No. 37S7

Notice Is hereby given to the croa,,.
OF lbi, estate and to all oth.r sa'ON n...ap
berein interested to show C ,u,e wi,h' n, '.n' y.
days from the date Of this no,lfc,tionM .sa Iu
the hnal account, presented byE
warm, administrator of this estate ,hoaa
not tie approved and homoIogated and It N.
funds distributed in accordance tbs,s w.
with. 'A'''
In evidence whereof, witness nv ot,ci,,
signature and the impress Of the a.. ''s, !,
my Office this 9TH day OF February. A. n y
1870. a. w.
WILBUR II. KRAMER
Clerk Of Court
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
AvoCA. CHENE AND CHARENTON

I'D Cooper, salary and supplies. Avoca Go /
Gauthreaux, salary Chunc y :
A Feeder a sons, salary and supplies
Charenson IS ,
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
For Sale.

One large red Bull. Good ,,o,...,
st ok. 'oor vel
MoRElRA, SCHWAN 4 MoRr,v.
Centreville, La
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
$40;
POLICE JURORS.

Mileage aud Per Diem February
I. B. kimbrough. LIST ward. ........ $40
Gabriel Haydel. End ward ......... $50
Charles N. Fros,. Srd ward. ....... 500
Arthur Olivier, 3rd ward ............ $40
Oscar Boudreaux, 18th ward ...... 44o
w. N. Gooch, 5th ward ........... $50
+. Aucoin. 9th ward ............. $50
\. L. Calm, 7th ward ......... $40
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
January IL

10 Mrs. Alice B. Darnall. misc. AS
172 St. Mary Banner. miscellaneous 6.5
Road Construction:
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS CRIMINAL

Charles PecOt, for board of prisokers I5e
Robt. Maitland. conveying prisoners ~
Charles Prcof, trip to- Lafay elite to itlen.
tify prisoner
Charles PecOt. attendance at cauIt 20
Percy Saint, Dist Atty, 2b days in Jan, 100
The St. Mary banner., 1920-02-07
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.

Charles PecOt for Janitor SO 90
st Mary Hdw Co. lamps, etc, s 30
NJ Bell, Son, Ltd rope 40
Van Monroe, pipe in Jail %
Town OF Franklin, lights and water "a 10
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
June Brides Interested.

Married-On Saturday June o.
in the clerks Office at the court
house, IA marriage was solemn
zed between Mr.. J. l., Fornea OF
Angie, and Miss Alma Brown OF
Varnadu, Mayor G. }. GAyer
officiating.
1t is reported by the witnesses
tina, at the conclusion of the cere-
mony orr young mayor um'oly
a sized the groom if this we're
his first experience in matrlmonS
and being assured that 1t was
| Mayor Gayer brightly respond
ed, "WeII, you havn't thing Cd
me in the way of embarrassment
as this is my first experience ID
officiating at the ceremony"
Friends declared however thai
the mayor otficiated like veter
an, ami promise the rolnatl'
younger set efficient service OF
the mayors part in tying tn
marriage knot.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
Petrie Edits New Journal

C. E. Petrie, formerly OF the
Rogalusa American, moved WIFI
his printing outfit to Cedar Grove
q newly established town near "a,
shrev eport, and in company with
the mayor of that town and others
organized a newspaper, Oeoaf
Grove Review.
A copy of the new 1ourna'
reached US this week with MT
petrie's salutation and while de-
voted chiefly to the oil and gaS
interests of that section and tue
upbuilding Of the new town. l
was newsy and interesting with
All and does credit to Mr.. Petri'
as editor.in-chief'
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
ErankIinton, La, June TO- WV.
Make Only One Plan for '"e
Fourth.

1t is hoped that only one plAn =
will be made for the FouF'h u
1u,v celebration Ivy the people,
old and young, Of this PARISH"
n,an to celebrate the day IN b"sa-
lusa. o
musempnts of every nature
are to be on the days program
and a united effort is beng maoe
to furnish pleasant aud satisfy
ing day for every one II Is my.
ed that every picnic and minor
entertainment that might nave
been thought of will be abandon
ID in order that the whole paris]
may gather on this day at B b ga
lusa in a big "Gpt Together" Gel
ebration and enjoy band music
choral singing, plays marches IS
parades, athletic contests puoll
speaking and in fact such a var
etv of amusements that ever
taste will be appealed to an
everybody will be sure OF a goo
time.
Be sure you plan to go to Bog
lusa for your Fourth of July III
which will be furnished on "a
urday, July 3rd'
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
Light.
(By S. K. Cozine.)

There are many kinds OF light:
Artificial light that commenced
with the tallow dip of our forbears
and has developed into the won
derful and mysterious electric
light that every municipal cor
poration that expects to be any,
thing on the map eagerly adopts.
Natural light: the moon that is
so compelling to the ocean tides,
80 curious with vegetation and 80
magical with lovers. The Sun
that is life to almost everything.
During the recent cyclone in Mer
idian, Miss, black darkness pre-.
vailed from II o'clock to 1880 in
the morning. Parents with child.
rem at schuol wept and wrung
their hands thinking they would
never see them again on earth as
they believed the Judgment was
; upon them. Scientists tell Us
that if the heat of the sun were
withdrawn from US for 80 kours
, that we would be frozen block
of ice. That coal covering tn
earth IA feet deep, all burning
brightly, would about give tn
heat of the great orb of fire.
4 God said, Let there be light
a and there was light! offsprin
d of heavenl first Born
: What magnitude! What infinit
o wisdom is displayed in this grea
=, orb that could swallow our cart
ii lana ask lot more.
~ Moral and physical light, tn
10 enables us to keep fit"
' Mental light that we all strl'
:. to obtain. Uncle Sam is no
no using unstinted amounts
r. money to enlighten the farmir
nie districts of our mutton. The pre-
10, ent age is far ahead of al
~ other lin spreading education
"a light.
ins Spiritual Light: 81 am t
ads light os the world Did y
ever mediate on how little
ieh know7 eve are but infal
his crying in the night" Thr
t of blessed is he that posses
i'm spiritual light. The soul t
nth soorns this light is surely dead
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
Clvde Varnad0 Accidently
Killed.

+ Lieutenant Clyde Varnado,
age % years, son of j. D. Var.
nado of Bolivar, was killed Mon
dav at Slidell when speeding
train struck the automobile IN
which he was crossing the rail
:oad.
| MIR. Varnado was we'll known
here and has many relatives II
| this section.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
Died.

On Monday. at his home near
Kentwood, La, Wickliff Booty,
brother Of Dyson Booty, died
after a long illness, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyson Booty and family at
tended the funeral Tuesday, the
ceremonies being CONDUCTED by
Rev. Early Corkern. Mr.. Booty
was IS years of age, was
strong christian character and
valued citizen in his community
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10

it's progress.
Rev. Walter Tynes will preach
his fiftieth anniversary Sermon
in the old Mt. Hermon Baptist
church next Sunday at II o'clock
Just fifty years ago he deliver
Cd his first gospel message to the
members of that congregation
here will be dinner on the
Leland.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-06-10
Mt. HermOn Notes.
June 6, 1920.

Uuuo ", IO-O'
It's very dull at our house now,
for last Sunday the youngest OF
the family, Nell, and the lie e ana N
sunshine of the homes left the
abode of her girlhood to make o..
Glad the home Of another. This
breaking up of the dear home ne
ties is pretty hard on the old
folks, as they see their loved ones
a 90, one by one, away iuto Their
own homes. We try hard to
control our feelings on these oc'
casions so as to leave no unhap'
piness to their going, and IN TINS
ones departure the music an@
songs OF the home went with her
and :.
1.-The harp that once on Tara, 8
hall,
The soul Of music shed
Now hanesas mute on Tara
walls
AS if that soul had fled
But these things have to be an
we will not complain but b.
happy in their happiness, and bi
Our little girl, Nell, and her hus
band God speed on their way t
perfect happiness. We remem
Der we once did the same thin
long ago, persuaded a beautif'
yeung girl to leave her hapE
home to come into one we mac
together and neither one OF
regretted it.
The community is being stri
Of its young folks, the follow
leaving today to attend the NO
NAL at Amite: Misses MINI
Miller, Mabel and Ida Varna'
Agnes Dixon Roxle Al'oFo 7"
Fannie Tate.
Misses Rose and Blanche Alit
are spending few days visit
Miss Allie Gam and other frle'
in Varnado and Bogalusa.
uon D T., Guilbeau, the h
School inspector, was in town
week looking after the lnte !, :
the school. He expressed d J.
self as being well pleased '
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
At THE RIALTO

Just before Dorothy Dalton became
famous as a phot0play star, Thomas
II Ince made a picture called lhe
Flame OF The Yukon and advertised
10 as featuring Dorothy Dalton
This picture. according 20 the YER
naouar Of the studio made Miss
Dalton +rhe Flame Of the Yukon
has already been shown In This city
once before. but the hlaltO has
brought % back aeain and will eN-
hibit 80 for three days beginning To-
day. The story Is one OF Alaska and
the dance hall AS "The Flame Miss
Dalton Is a dancer. with the ability
VI .deaco ANYONE OF wealth and pos
u SONS Her reformation and hei
y subsequent sacrifice OF self for uhl
sake 0f the man she loved, Is tht
theme Of the story.
Evening journal., 1920-06-15
.THE RLoOp RARRIER.v

Th1re's not a dull moment In "Tne
Blood Barrier the Rev. DR. Cyrus
TC~nsend Brady's last story prior 10
his receni death. ~The Blood Bar
rierr is The featured attraction at
Tie Savoy Theatre and Will have It's
last shoWings today and tomorrow.
II opens on a girl-beautlfu dark
eyed sylvia Breamer-siruggling with
q man and then falling down an em-
bankment The man turns out 10 BE-
The girls husband Hes so Jealous
that he might be the green-oyed
nonster himself. From the Opning
scene % the bang-up surprise climax
the picture keeps you on pins and
needles. A form OF torture those
who fancy melodrama lare them any
who do not?l ind enjoyable Orazed
with envy he made her life a living
hell. She could not divorce him 10
marry her childhood ohum. There
was one other way out, but there
stood the barrier.
y The added attraction consists OF
funny Joe Montgomery. in "a parcel
pOst Husband" IA Vtagaph. Spe-
cial Big Y Comedy.