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The Delta independent., 1920-08-27
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Sheriff Wilson went over to Pueblo
Tuesday on official business.
Orwell Taylor made a business trip
to Delta from Cedaredge Tuesday.
Mrs. A. NJ Sessions went to Hotch-
kiss Tuesday expecting to remain sew
eral days.
Up-to-date styles and reasonable
prices in fall hats at the Craig Mil
inery parlor. 35c
Miss Carrie Scott went to Paonia
Saturday and visited until Sunday
with friends.
The C. E. Blaine and G. II. Or fani-
lies were among those who enJcyed
the delights of Ouray Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Adams and son
Quincy, made business trip to Grand
Junction Saturday. returning Monday.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
ST1AND-"The Fighting Roose-
velts."

Drama founded on fact is presented
at Noore's Strand Theater this week,
starting today. The story OF a man
whose life the entire world has called
dynamic c. Theodore Roosevelt - Is
shown in picture form under the title
OF The Fighting Roosevsits." pre-
seuted to the world under the banner
Of the First National Exhibitors circuit
The interesting announcement is
made that one Of Theodore Roose-
velt's last acts was his final approval
Of the screen version OF his biography.
with the stipulation that any profits
accyuing from the sale of the picture
be donated to the Red Cross. The
yisualization shows a stirring Ameri-
can drama of adventure and achieve
meRt. 1t follows his strenuous ca
reeF IS the legislator fghting corrupt
politicians. his exciting experiences In
tho wild west. his return to politics
a. police commissioner of New York.
A. cast which took months to assem-
BILE II seen in the various roles de-
ptcted. The overture for the week is
descriptive selection, ''The Battle OF San
Juan Hill" Added features in keep
ing with the main attraction are
shown.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
GARDEN-"Huckleberry Finn"

''HuckIeberry Finn" Mark Twain's
immortal boy hero. is the leading figure
an elaborate motion picture at
ioore's Garden Theater. where the pro-
,uction opens a weeks engagement to-
'iay.
The cinema 'Huckleberry Finn is
declared to follow the text Of the o-igi-
nai version faithfully. talIin. up the
story when Huck and Tn Sawyer dis
cover the robbers treaEt,- II the cave
and following the adv. --y"cs Of Huck
through the efforts oi :, .,;p" Douglas
20 reform him to his abduction by his
no-account father and subsequent ad-
ventures with the broken-dovn actors.
Tho role Of Huck Finn is in the hands
of Lewis Sargent. a boy actor of un-
usual talent. Gordon Griffith plays Tom
sawyer and the supporting cast is thor
oughiy competent.
Interesting short subjects complete
the bill. together with special music.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Palace.

sPollyanna." starring Mary Pickford,
and the first photoplay to be released
by that star under her association with
.. VI. Griffith. Charles Chaplin and
Douglas Fairbanks, will be the chief
feature at Loew's Palace Theater all
this week, beginning this afternoon.
It is an adaptation of the famous
story of the same name by Eleanor H.
Porter-the story of Pollyanna. an un-
fortunate little girl. who frightened
her own lot by the philosophy Of glad
ness. and taught those about her the
philosophy of sunshine and happiness.
Miss Pickford. of course. assumes the
rofe Of the glad girl"
The management urges q division
of the attendance between the morn
ing. early afternoon and evening ex-
iIibitions of the picture. Supplemental
musical and screen attractions will be
provided.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

The PhotoPlay
HIALTO-"The Street Called
Straight"

Starting today. Moore's Rialto
heater presents a perturbation OF
gasil Kings celebrated novel. The
street Called Straight" produced py
Goldwyn and Rex Beach. II is
| ne second picture that the Eminent
=, .,uthors'" organization has made.
The story differs from that OF tne
average aim production in that It's
leme involves mental rather tnan
.hysical complications. To THE street
allied Straight" is ascribed a deep
Underlying thought and an appeal TO
re Intelligence as we'll as the emo
IONS.
Technically the picture is as close to
uerfectiOn as modern motion picture
Il can make it.
An all-star cast, including Milton
Ills. Naomi Chiiders, Charles Clary.
enc Rich, awson Eutt and many
,,.hers Of similar high standing IN
,eir profession. Is seen in the various
;3les.
y musical setting in keeping with
Inc picture has been arranged by
.,aniel Breeskin. conductor OF the
;;ialto Symphony Orchestra The over
IRE for the week is Puccinis NINE.
utterly" Subsidiary features OF an
oatertaininS nature close the program.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Columbia.

The featured attraction at Loew's
Columbia Theater the nrst four days
Of this week, beginning this after
noon. will be "All of Sudden Peggy"
a romantic story of singular charm.
adapted from the original London and
New York stage success by Ernest
Denny. 1t Is the latest starring
vehicle for Marguerite Clark. who as
sumss the role of u daughter who
finds her own single state an obstacle
to q widowhood romance OF her
mother's.. In an effort to convince
her mother that the latteY's fespons-
ibilfxy has csased, the daughter uH
tru1hfully declares herself married to
the brother Of her mothers finance.
The complications which result from
this declaration are numerous and
banning.
For the last three days OF this
wDek, beginning Thursday. the
JAnanese star, Sessue Hayakawa, will
b0 seen In his latest photoplay. THE
BegGar Prince" The usual Columbia
ADDED attraction will supplement the
feature productions announced.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
stronger Than Death" /"

Owing to public demand, upon which
last weeks Indictment weather had NO
effect. Stronger Than Death" In
which Nine. Nazimova is the pictured
star. will be continued as the princi-
pal attraction at Crandalrs Metro
politan Theater throughout the cur
rent week.
The new supplementary Offering for
the week will be The Land Of OPP
pertunity." Lewis ]. Selznick's first
Americanization feature. This sub
ject, which is a gem of rhoto-dramatic
literature. is sponsored by the Ameri-
canization committee, OF which Secre-
fary of Interior Lane is chairman
The story unfoided is one of typica7
Americarism. and permits Ralph Ince
TO reveal with what complete mastery
he can impersonate Abraham Lincoln
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Circle.

Today. Marguerite Clark. in "A Girl
Named Mary; tomorrow. Charles
Ray. in Red Hot Dollars: Tuesday,
William Farnum. in wolves of the
North: Wednesday, Billie Burke. in
'IVanted. Husband: Thursday.
Gladys Brockwell, in 'Thieves'; FIJI
Gay. Hobart Bosworth, in Behind the
Door" and Saturday, Round Cn Of
1912" and Sunshine comedies, "a
Roaming Bathtub" and "A School
house Scandal"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Eve in Exile" I"

As Eve in exile. a winsome spirit.
set topsey-turvey the dull gray world
TO which she'was sent to vegetate, so
this 'rFlying A" feature is making sue
cessful appearances all over the coun-
try. Charlotte Walker. Santschi, Mel
bourne Mcdowell, Wheeler Oakman
and Harvey Clark are making their ap-
peal to the fans and the occasional
movie patron alike.
The story of CosIno Hamilton is full
OF oPportunities for splendid acting.
As Eve Ricardo. Charlotte Walkers
distinctive type Of beauty Is well suit.
ed to the role. The impress of her
personality IL on every foot of the pic
ture. Thomas Santschi and Melbourne
MaeDowell are in the cast, and SAINT
schi's Jealousy leads him into a lively
sparFing match with Mcdowell when
the climax Is reached. Wheeler Oak
man impersonates the idealist and
dreamer. Violet Palmer portrays the
selASh love-grasping woman with skill,
and character bits are supplied by
Martha Mattox, ~ cantakerous Aunt
Kek. and by Harvey Clark, as Easter
Monday. a typical backstairs friend.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Olympic.

Today. Cecil B. De Miles Male and
Female; tomorrow. William S. Hart,
in John Petticoats"; Tuesday, Fran
celia Ellington. in THE Day She
Paid; Wednesday. Eugene OBrien,
kuertte Clark, in "A Girl Named
Mary; Friday. Frank Mayo and
Edith Roberts. in "Lasca." and Sat-
urday Wallace Reid and Lila Lee, in
Hawthorne of tho U. 8. A."
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Lyric.

Today. Pauline Frederick. in One
Week of Life; tomorrow. Olive
Thomas, in THE Glorious Lady;
Tuesday. Gladys Huelette, in High
Speed; Wednesday, Norma Tai
madge, in 1.-The Isle of Conquest" {:
Thursday, Francelia Ellington, in
THE Day She Paid; Friday, Ann
Little and Jack Hcxie. in Lightning
Bryce" also Counterfeit Trail: Sat
urday. Frank Mayo and Edith Rob
erto, in "Lasca."
Evening star., 1920-02-08
New Navy.

Today, William Farnum. in Last
of the Duanes"; tomorrow, Frank
day. Mary MacLaren. in 1.-The Pointing
Finger: Wednesday, special produc-
ton, '"The Under Current; Thursday.
Peggy Hyland. in '"The Girl in Bohe-
mia: Friday. Jack Gardner. in "Open
Places and Saturday. all-comedy
night.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Empire.

The Empire will offer today and to-
morrow, William Farnum. in wolves
Of the Night: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Doris Kenyon. in The Band
Box; Thursday, William Russell. in
'When a Man Rides Alone: Friday,
Harry Carey, in Marked Men," also
l. 10 comedy, "An Tor the Dough Bag :"
and Saturday. Sylvia. Dreamer and
Robert Gordon. in My Husbands
Otker> Wife"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Elite.

Today. Anita Stewart and Earle Will
iiams in THE Sins of the Mother"
tomorrow, William Russell, in THE
Lincoln Highwayman"; Tuesday. Frank
Keenan,, in "fhe False Code; We'd
Petticoats"; Thursday, Robert War
wick, in IAN Adventure in Hearts";
Friday, Sessue Hsyakawa, In The
Tong Man." and Saturday. Ethel Gay.
ton, in More Deadly Than the Male"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Apollo.
Eugene

Today and tomorrow, Eugene
O'Erien. in THE Broken Melody; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Billie Burke,
in Wanted, a Husband; Thursday.
Bryant Washburn. in TOO Much
Johnson: J Friday. Alice Joyce, in
Slaves of Pride; Saturday, J. War
rem Kerrigan, in Live Sparks"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Billie Burke.
in Wanted. a Husband; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson and
Thomas AIeighan. in Male and Fe-
male; Thursday, J. Warren Kerrigan.
in Live Sparks; Friday, Bryant
Washburn, in TOO Much Johnson:
Saturday, Mabel Nofmand, in pinto"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Princess.

Today, William Russell. in Sacred
Silence: tomorrow. Rex Beach,s
"Giri From Outside: Tuesday. Will
Rodgers, in Almost Husbands";
Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayne.
in Daring Hearts; Friday and Sat
urday. Alice Brady. in The Fear
Market"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Pleasure" and Fatty Arbuckle. in
Back Stage"
Revere.

Today, Dustin Farnum. in "A Mans
Might: tomorrow. Montagu Love and
June Elvidge. in The Steel King:
Tuesday. May Marsh. in Bondage Of
Barbara; Wednesday. Douglas Fair
banks. in Flirting with Fate; Thurs
day. star cast in "The Hidden Truth: {:
Friday. star cast in The Lone Wolf"
and Saturday. all-comedy night.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
York.

Today. Mabel Normand. in Pinto;
tomorrow. Marion Davies, in THE
in "soldiers Of Fortune: Wednes-
day, Hobart Bosworth. in Behind
the Door,: Thursday Gloria Swan
son and Thomas Meighan, in Male
and Female: Friday, Alice Brady, in
THE Fear Market; Saturday. Mar
guerite Clark. in "A Girl Named
Mary"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Carolina.

Today. Rex Beach's '"The Girl From
Outside: tomorrow, William Russell.
in Sacred Silence; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Clara Kimbali Young, In
Eyes of Youth; Thursday. win
Rodgers, in Almost Husbands; Fri
day. High Speed; Saturday, Francis
Rushman and Beverly Bayne. in OAR
ing Hearts"
Evening star., 1920-02-08

with Antonio Moreno az the hero,
which is now current.
Tho Fortune Hunter" Earl Will
li1ms' new feature, based on Win
chell Smiths successful comedy, IS
soon to be released and will be shown
in seven reels.
Pauline Stark and Niles WEIGH will
have the leading roles in the big
special production. THE Courage OF
Marge O'Doone," n story Of the Cana
dian northwest. by James Oliver Cur
wood.
Gareth Hughes. Juvenile man. has
been loaned to Mildred Harris Chap
lin for appearance in 'Taelma. After
his work at the Mayer studio he viii
again appear in support OF Miss
Young.
A number of Anzacs. veterans of
the war. who got no farther than
California on their way home to Aus
tralian bush scenes which occur IN
the prologue Of Capt. Swift" Earle
Williams next feature.
and vaudeville, is now a permanent
member of the film colony at Holly
wood and a constant visitor at the
Clara Kimball Young studio-her nus
band being Conway Tearle.
Clara Kimoall Young is to play
the leading role in huge dramatic
pageant at Riverside, Calf, Easter
Sunday morning. following religlous
services atop Mount Rub;doux at
the foot of Miller's Cross, which is
an annual manifestation.
'"rhe Grocery Clerk" has been Sc
lected as the title of the next Larry
Semon comedy. The title suggests
the nature Of it's fun and it is con-
| Of "The Head Waiter" in which Larry
made his greatest hit.
Helene Sullivan. known from her
as The Bird Of Paradise" The Brat"
and "Peg O. My Heart, will essay
the role Of Angela Bryton in THE
Soul of Rafael" in support OF Clara
Kimbalf Young.
Harry T. Morey and his director.
Edwin Hollywood. are taking things
easy on the old Taylor estate near
Bayside. Long Island. waiting for the
snow to melt away SO that they may
make the final scenes for The Flam-
ing Clue"
William Farnum. has purchased a
ltwenty-room mansion in Hollywood
|
on top of the Santa Monica mountains.
commands a view in panorama OF
| Hollywood, Los Angeles, the Pacific
| ocean and Tacalina.
Eric Won Stroheim. who produced
| Blind Husbands" is now cutting his
latest wondcrplay, The Devils Pass
KEY" The last named story features
Clyde Fillmore. Sam de Grasse. Una
Trevelyn and other widely known IA.
IEorites of the screen. 1t is a story OF
| Partisan life and hits close on the
Elinor Fair one Of the daintiest in
genue leads on the screen, has been
engaged to support Frank Mayo In his
! forthcoming photodrama. rhe Girl In
the Mirror" Miss Fair has Just re-
piete wardrobe Of the newest design:
and many Of her exquisite frocks VIII
| be worn in the forthcoming produc-
ton.
The attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater the first four days of next
week win be Bryant Washburn Ir IN an
"The Six Best Celiars.' The attrac-
tion for the last three days Of next
week will be Bessie Barriscale. in
Geraldine Laird"
The attraction at Loew's Palace
Speed" the latest starring vehicle for
Wallace Reid.
vitasraph has four well known
| stars who never appeared under any
| other nanagement-Easle Williams.
William Duncan, Corinne Griffith and
Jean Paige. Another star. Harry T.
/
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. star cast in
"soldiers Of Fortune: Tuesday, Con-
stance Talmadge, in "The Vamp";
wednesday, Nazimova, in War
Brides"; Thursday, william Desmond.
in "The Blue Bandanna"; Friday,
Ethel Clayton. in "More Deadly Than
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Home.

Young, in Eyes of Youth: Tuesday.
William Russell. in Sacred Silence"
"Wednesday. Will Rodgers, in Almost
Husbands; Thursday. High Speed
Friday, Francis Bushman and Beverly
Bayne, in Daring Hearts: Saturday
Anita Stewart, in ''The Juggernaut.
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Enid Bennett.
in "The Woman in the Suitcase; /;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Eugene
O'Brien, in 1.-The Broken Melody:
Thursday. Dorothy Dalton. in His
Wife's Friend: Friday. J. Warren
Kerrigan. in Tive Sparks: Satur-
day, Bryant Wsshburn, in TOO Much
Johnson"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Raphael.

Today. Hobart Bosworth. in Behind
the Door; tomorrow. Charles Ray.
in "Red-hot Dollars": Tuesday. H B.
warner, in "A Fugitive From Matri-
mony"; Wednesday. William Farnun
in evolves Of the Night: Thursday
George Walsh, in THE Beast; Satur-
day, Charlie >Chaplin. in "A Days
Evening star., 1920-02-08
DANCING.

HOWARD LESLEY HOLT Res.ne.
His exclusive teaching Of exclusive pespls At
lie NEW Dalea Of Daaee. No. DupQHt eis.
eie. CbiIlsea sAd adults cipss ard private
1ederl. shyth4 and STAR AlaellG. IN. 2. esN!.
PROF. WYNDHAM fss.: e =. +. ~; ~
UP.ro-THLxINurE. ALL DANCES. sun.
NER RATEA GET TIE BExr. PupIls gusr
PROF. AND MRS. AcHEn, STUDIO, ll:7
10Th st. u.w.-Class Monday and Friday. 9 to
ii p.a.i privsse Lessons By appointment. Phone
North 61es. Established 1900. To-
DAVISON'S,H,SS..:. 1929 M nw.c',s':' cssn''
A STANDARD SCHOOL.
Teach yev to daaee correctly to few les
scas Strictly private. Any time. teacher
for each pupil. Normal eoursc for teaching or
eyer. dsne;.s Ne" T 1.s.g se"efs S:nse,;
foI trot Latest stsps. Clsss- daYes Sat.
eve. 6 to II. Orchestra. Phone u. i73e.
ARCADE sTuDIO.
18th and fa.k lad. Phone Col laee.
Ds~einI Lessons, 10 an. TO 10 pm. Pri-
yste,y and in class 70 exclusive and particular
people. Special caN takeR with childreA. Po-
lite and competent tsacbsfs, with the added
adysatSrs acsass tbs lobby Of the
ARCADE AUDITORIUM.
~ PERFECT PLACE TO DAN0B"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
American.

Today. Norma Talmadge. in The
Probation Wife: tomorrow. Earle
Williams. in when a Man Loves;
Tuesday. Eugene O'Brien. in Sealed
Hearts: Wednesday, Elsie Ferguson,
in "Counterfeit": Thursday. Florence
HilungA in wit Wins; Friday.
Chay3es Chaplin. In Carmen" and
Eae9Tday. william g. Hart. in John
Petticoats."
Evening star., 1920-02-08

vitaSraph has four well known
stars who never appeared under any
other nanagement-Earl Williams
william Duncan. Corinne Griffith and
Jean Paige. Another star. Harry T.
Morey, has been associated with Vita
graph continuously for more than
ten years. Alice Joyce has been a
years.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

the Male" and Saturday, Robert War
wick. in "An Adventure in Hearts"
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Tom Mix will begin work in the near
future on "Desert Love-" tale OF the
west. under the direction OF Jacques
Jacoafd. The story was formerly
known 81 "One-QuateP Apache"
Evening star., 1920-02-08
Filnograns.

Richard Harding Davis brother,
Charles Belmont Davis. also an au
thor. has been signed for the seiznicl
Pictures forces.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Metro is to distribute "A Modern
Salome." Hope Ha,npton's drst pro-
duction, based on the Oscar Wilde
poem. Wyndham Standing will be
Miss Hampton's leading man.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

William Duncan's new million
dollar serial will be the next chapter
play to follow "The Invisible Hand"
Evening star., 1920-02-08

The attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater next week will be Double
Speed" the latest starring vehicle for
wallace Reid.
Evening star., 1920-02-08

Cissy Fitzgerald Is making a comedy
flm, to be called "See America Thirst"
Evening star., 1920-02-08

The attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater the first four days of next
week win be Bryant Washburn in an
adaptation Of Holworthy Halls story.
"The Six Best Cellars" The attrac-
tion for the last three days Of next
week will be Bessie Barriscale. in
Laird"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-15
A GOOD INVESTMENT


Florida Ia ON the threshold of de-
velopment greater than any state In
the Union ever knew.-Times- Union,
Of Nov. 18th.
Far seeing men throughout the
state realize this.
Bankers are watchful for signs in-
dicating the safest and quickest lines
Of investment covering this develop
ment.
The development of the. Cattle busi-
ness is one Of the most attractive at
the present time.
Bankers are thus far the largest
subscribers to the Cattle Loan Co
Stock. They pay the same for it that
the smallest investor does.
Read over the advertisement on
page four again and notify Mr.. Chase
how much you wish retained for your
self. The terms are easy. The op-
portunity viii not be open for an IN
definite time.
Florida men and Florida women
should receive the benefit. I'm New
England women hold nearly as much
bank stock as men. and this is q safer
investment thaa bank stock. 15-eod3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-15
DIESEL MOTORS
MAY be- SEIZED

Berlin, Oct. 25.-The alleged inten-
tion of the council of ambassadors TO
confiscate high speed Diesel motors in
Germany, whether they are in a fin
ished state and in use or in the pro-
cess Of construction, is to be made the
subject of a diplomatic inquiry.
This action follows the recent visit
of an entente commission to the big
Augsburg industrial plant for the
purpose of requisitioning motors
which are subsequently TO be dis
mantled or destroyed on the ground
that they are suitable for submarines
and therefore war material.
A message from Munich stated
that workers on these motors were
coming 70 Berlin to protest against
seizure of the Diesel stationary mo-
tors not unable for U-boat purposes.
A seni-official statement says that
the inhibition of the manufacture o1
the motors used for legitimate pur-
pose would mean a heavy loss to Ger
man industry and result in a large
number of workers being out OF en-
ployment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-15
TAKING GOOD CARE
AFTER THE TRAGEDY
Six Children Killed in a Panic in a
New York Theater Sunday
Afternoon
fAssocrated Presal

New York, Nov. 15.-The police are
enforcing rigidly the ordinance for
bidding motion picture theaters to
sell tickets to children unless accom-
panied by guardians This is the re-
suit of the death of six children caus-
ed by false alarm of fire.
ALSO MANY INJURED
New York, Nov. IA paper clog
ged furnace fiue which caused smoke
to fill the Catharine theater. motion
picture house in the East Side Italian
quarter, raised cry of Sire" late to-
day and IN the ensuing panic six tots,
between the ages of two to ten years,
were trampled to death. Twelve
others were seriously injured. The
little theater was crowded to capac-
ity. Children filed most of the 800
seats, for the hero of the picture was
an Italian lad who rose from humble
surroundings like theirs TO riches and
fame.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-15
PRoHIBITIONISTS WILL
REMAIN ON THE JOB
tAssociated Press,

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Notice that pro-
hibition viii continue in operation for
the next two years. at least for the
purpose of guaranteeing continue
ton of bone dry Congress two years
hence, is given by Virgil G. Hinshaw,
chairman of the prohibition national
committee here at national headquar-
ters.
eve have mission STILL" Mr.. Hin
shaw said. eff any one of the major
temperance organizations were to
stop now it would give a chance to the
wets to come back and possibly pass
a beer and wife amendment to the
Volstead law"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-15
BOLD ATTEMPT AA|
AT BURGLARY
Home of Mrs Martha Williams En-
tered and Robbed, and Mrs. villa
iams and Mrs. Long Stricken
Down

Mrs. Martha Williams. who lives
at PIP Orange avenue, and Mrs. James
+. Long, who is making her home
there, had cruel experience Sunday
evening; one that should be repaid
with heavy punishment.
Shortly after supper time. Mrs. VIII
liams started for her room. She was
about to enter when man. who seems
to have been searching the room,
rushed at her and struck her down.
The blow was heavy but fell on her
shoulder, so she was able to arise IN
a few seconds and give the alarm.
Mrs. Long. hearing Mrs. Williams call
out that there was a burglar IN the
house, ran to the telephone, but be-
fore she could say more than b few
words, she was also struck down. The
blow fell on her head and rendered
hez unconscious for some time. The
assailant made his getaway.
The officers were out after the
criminal in short time, but have no
clues to him yet. Mrs. Williams OBJ
tanned only brief glance at him. and
Mrs. Long did.not see him. Mrs. VII
liams misses sum of money and Mrs.
Long two valuable rings. one diamond
and one ruby. It is not known wheth-
er the man was white or coloreS, but
the ladies think he is white
The two ladies are up and around
today, but both sore and sick. The
indications are that the blows infiict-
ed on them were given with sand
bag.