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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
This Week at the
THEATERS
NInicrtlc.

Majestic.
Usitv Compson. the pretty hero
ioo ~ The Miracle Man and
ono OF the screens leading emotion
Al actresses is again In the limelight
this time as a Paramount star, and
r her initial production under that
banner. AT the End OF tho World "
which opens today at the Majestic,
sbt achieves veritablo triumph by
her artistic portrayal.
This new picture 10 from tho play
D., Ernst Klein adapted b. Adelaide
u..lurUn and sccnarizcd by Edfrld
bingham. Milton Sills, Mitch,ll
I,vla. CaRson Ferguson. Spottis-
vooda Aiken, Joseph Kilgour and
goru klno render adequate support.
Palace.
Bobo Daniels, The Good Little
p,i 4irl.' makes another debut 20
Tulsl movie fans Sunday at the Pal
a.e BOO her latest picture. The Speed
gieI" This charming little star has
ra.rr played a better role The
story is % dnshing romance that gives
iar ulonty Of opportunity TO display
Hrr ,,raltl'c ability, Walter Hlera
md splendid cast are IN support OF
Miss Daniels.
Strand.
Following the sensational success
NG Passion" in America comes n
Ar.Uul foreign production starring
Qpoh Ncgu ana called Gypsy
Blood" screen adaptation or
Prosper Morimec's original French
story. Carmen" which will be the
First National attraction at the
strand thoater, starting Sunday.
"Gypsy Blood" according to re-
=.
been filmed IN the same pretentious
and Impressive manner AZ Passion"
and promises 20 achieve an equally
astounding success IL was produced
under the direction OF Ernst Lub-
Nsrh, who was also responsible for
Passion
Orphcum.
THE Sunshine Girls" headline a
fyc-act bin at the Orphcum Sunday.
This quartet OF sOngsters are well
named for they are certainly dispen-
eers OF sunshine and in their act, "A
Rrocze From the West" they scat
Il it far and wide. Othcr acts on
thr program are. THE Rectors." So
Cisty entertainers; Adelaide Bell. in
an extraordinary dancing act. Max
Junior and Norma Tcrris. In Gay
New York" and Harry Ellis, the
American songster.
Broadway
4 week OF high-class fun is prom
scd by the Broadway management
following the announcement that
THE Merry Madcaps' musical com
edy company opens there Sunday for
a weeks engagement. The opening
bill Is Fun in a Pullman" a scenic
musical melange.
Alice Calhoun stars on the screen
Sunday and Monday In CLOSED
Doors,' a picture marked by its
dramatic climax. A Pathe Comedy.
con Their Way" completes the pro-
gram.
Lyric.
Have YOU ever visualized the
devil2 The popular Conccption OF
His Satanic Majesty is, Of course. the
gentleman with the red suit. horns.
tail and pitchfork. But ]. G.
Hawkes. who wrote "The Devils
Double" for william s, Hart. was in
spirod with the idea that the devil
turks In the souls of men. Illustrat-
ing his theory, Hawkes. wrote n
drama of love and suppressed hate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

ana eleven separate tosts ot the homo
OF MIR. Johnson, Tho photography
was done by operators OF film CON
corn located In Pasadena.
The films were produced In a room
Of ordinary size IN daylight, Mr..
Johnson. the medium. was seated
outside OF cabinet. Tho room was
carefully sealed on all sides and aft
er each one Of the tests the seals
were carefully examined to sec that
they remained unbrokcn.
There were about 60 spirits ma
torinlizod in tho films. These includ
ed spirits OF men. women and chill
dren. Besides Europeans and Ameri-
cans. there was the spirit Of a
Hindu and those OF few American
Indians. The yisualized forms were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

spirit nave been produced mere Tor
the first time.
According to the Rev Inez Wag-
nor, pastor OF the Peoples spiritual
ist church OF Los Angeles: Mrs. Min
ME Sayers pastor OF the Spiritual
ist Church of Revelation OF Los An
COLES, II. Reading and Prof. u. ID.
Reese u psychological investigator.
the motion pictures were successfully
made al the home OF j. E Johnson,
n Los Angeles medium Of forty years
experience.
Minister'S Statement
In . statement concerning the
films tine Rev. lnez Wagner said:
Motion picture films OF material
lied spirits were made after sever
months OF tho hardest kind OF worl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

shown in the filmR in most cases An
rising upward from the floor.
Spirits RccogniLcd
THE motion pictures we're shown
in the Peoples Spiritualist church
and the spiritualist Church OF the
Revelation. and "a number OF Los
Angeles persons recognized the fig
urcs shown ON the screen as those
In some instances OF friends or rela-
tiyea VINO have passed on.
Among the spirits m9terialized
was that OF Miss Miller, nurse,
who formerly resided In Los Angeles,
and who died abroad during the
war. There was also a soldier lad
from London. who. II appears, had
been nuraed at one time by Miss
Miller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

around Hart, the intense interest Of
which can be measured only by tho
most impressive pictures you have
seen. The Devils Double" plays
at the Lyric Monday and Tuesday"
Wonderland
Frank Mayo stars in THE Fight
ing Lover" at the Wonderland sun
day. Mayo has appeared In many
other pictures which have been OK
hibited here and is well known. lie
Is well above the average in good
looks and usually puts lots OF action
into his pictures. Critics say that
The Fighting Lover" is no excep-
tion, being veritably filled with act
ion and excitement. Several other
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Merry Ha dC0 pS
DROADN/AT#

Blood" western thriller and
Shorty Hamilton I'm comedy. sun
day; william $ Hart in The Devils
Double" Monday and Tuesday. mi
raclcs of the JunElos," wild ami
mai serial, starts Wednesday and
Thursday; Tom SantsChl is featured
in "The SaGcbrush Muskotocrs,"
which plays Friday and Saturday
Besides the Frank Mayo picture
the Wonderland has the following
pictures booked for the week. Sossuc
Hayakawa I'm The First Born"
Monday; Elsie Ferguson I'm The
Counterfeit" Tuesday. Carmel
Myers In THE KISS" Wednesday,
Marguerite Clark In The Girl
Named Mary" Thursday; Harry
Carey in "Sundown Slim" Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

features arc also on Sundays pro-
gram.
For the latter half Of the week
Rider OF the King Log featuring
Richard Travers Is booked Ht the
Strand. This picture is adapted
from William Allen Whites novel OF
the same name.
The picture program at the Broad
way. Mothers of Men an Edward
Jose production, Tuesday and
Wednesday. THE Road 20 London" -"
Pathe feature, Thursday and Fri
day: "The Velvet Paw" one Of the
most recent Peacock productions,
Saturday.
Bookings for the week at the Ly-
ric: Art Accord I'm THE Call OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Shown
in the Movies

Los ANGELES.-Pe idcrt,-
fled with the activities Of spiritual
ists In southern California are au-
thority for tho claim that following
long efforts and considerable eN-
penae motion pictures OF matoriallzed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

and Wallace Reid in The LOTTERY
Man" Saturday.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
In Honor,of Miss Sue Moore :

med z jaas green, witb ba4s $.
tunes she wore . large blaes xslvat
Warn sunshine out Il aoo.s. ro.a.
Fer1s- huge lars 81 goIaenroa ara
other wooasy flowers IN this n,attv
aonae ana happy guests gouned i
9rigas eolorea froeks made q,,as,ssv.s ),
bridge given ~ Mrs III II LIov5 f,r :
Miss su= Moore : real rsat d a.
guests
Brides am groouss adorned he
sRe alsies narsing the places for ia
seven tables of playess and the after
3noon passed all too spseday
/ When the scores were earataa II.
winner of the drss prize, two extreme
~ pretty handkerchiefs made 81 tha
( hostess proved 70 be Mrs. r An
I aeFsen. Jr- and the BOBBY. ( set of
card table markers fell Of kha lot of
Mss calIie eiisseudaner. Miss Moora
vas presented a Boa Of Cotys powder
Following the g4mes : delicious ice
course cake candies and coree was
served
Mrs Lloyd vas assisted bg Miss
Margaret Lloyd. sfrs. Wartnaanu and
Mrs. ?. s Woodrov.
Mrs Lloyd received her guests
/ wearing most ATTRACTIVE frock Of
black and white checks With an over.
dress of white organdie and Miss
Moore looked very stunning IA black
lace. Miss Lloyd's pretty frock was
Eof the palast pink organdie.
The other guests st this pretty
party were ali OF the a. club girls
and young ma5roas and also the fol-
loving Misses Elizabeth Coz, Cal
rs and Lucille Glsseaianer. Ethel
Horne. Mary BuFford, Alice Bullock,
Marian Dewey, Nettie Camp. Mes
danes Clarence Camp. Leon Mason.
r. 5. Hall, r 2. Drake. Harvey Clark.
paul Simmons. n. ?. Davis. r. T.
/ Boriand. r r Hooker. n NJ Moore.
[ pssia Ii etaoi tao etaoin etaofno
Charles Lloyd an6 H NJ Hampton
Though smaller than some OF the
parties being given in honor Of Miss
/ Sue Moore, tie bridge Iuneheaa
- 80 r,ra 80 -. .,,,a-tv - a.
s.~-aaa - s,,.r,,,,,s bor,s uticf
tt. go. s..,sssr I, e~sIa
-. a,,,saeas ia IL daintiness ia
u-a.t,a-,,ae 81 ustng Tia color
scheme 81 green and pink
I 81 ssnnTanea af n;nk viaa COM
s;,a,, u.ifi, asaarag,,s nlumosa vas
,.as ], - n.,,sic raa.n ws,ers ma
-, tahta1 far auetion we're placed
= t,,;s s4aliuhrfnt marty Mrs sim
,,ars anfarfai,s.a onlv those who are
= z, go agaara.a afauaanrs AZ her
.,s4;nr Z, 4ha fafh ana her sister
- , .,, rawsra,4A F.nfeh and
49,. 80. s. r-,isa.,at, car xho i the guest
S. a,..- u-,,.;s. Ha.-.v ona 81 the at
49, s;,,,,e,s was assisted ia her
a4;as q hostass hv her siaster-in-
s11i
80 - - 1,,a..s haH aIl
-, 80. - 80 .,teion hs4 soon com.
's-l',.s. -.s.t rhan, an.5 held
p1ses ss anFI ts..,va when
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

- detail was perfect at the two
.svt;es given last week for Miss
a.are who is 70 be married On
.;.steenth: the one given Taurs-
.,,arnoon by Mrs. Alison Wart-
!. .ua the one Saturday afternoon
Is. Hsrry Boriand-
81 Wartmanns pretty home on
r;nx Avenue was adorned with
s s;nk vine and other lowers
'sa 6xe tables of auction plasers
shier places at the card tables
4. id of exceedingly charming
..jana tally cards They we're
81 brides an1 groons. cIeEerly
Anasa of clothes pins and tied 90
ssns 1as ! score card ornamented
4 asides bouquets
1 .be conclusion ct four rounds.
anton the top score VAS found
IRE been made By Miss Onie
NuI and she was presented 4 copy
a, Fathers Daughter bg Gene
Porter All Of the guests
w the consolation a pretty hand
rbIsi and ii was Won by Mrs. Bor-
To Miss Moore Vas presented
dozen handsome mederia nap
sr tie games q sweet course vas
ssd hy the hostess She was as
ii bg Mrs. Milby w. Lloyd Mrs.
Borland and Mrs Hooker
kFng cards were the following
81 Misses Sue Moore. EIoIse
an Blair Woodrow, Mary Bur
Elizabeth Gof. of Spartenburg.
Lse Edwards. Mabel Menert. Cal
GIssenianer. Alice Bullock. Onie
nl Elizabeth Davis, Mrs. Norton
is Mrs Harry BorIand. Mrs.
rhk Hooker, Mrs. Harvey Clark.
Charles LLOYD. Mrs. MiIby Lloyd,
Paul simmons. Mrs. Harry Wal
Ms T P. Drake.
Eaed % Join the card players Tor
slneHts were the brides mother
Ms n M. Hampton and Mrs
A0reman. who are to furnish
nasis 4 the wedding Of Miss
i and DF. Nichols.
Ms Borland's party SATURDAY
znn she eaEertained seven tables
Y plsysrs and the brides mother
IS Hampton
pFetty home on OckIawaha
a vas made particularly lovely
very graceful arrangement Of
aHd white carnations, pink roses,
SIS pIam0sa and other lowers.
S hiding places at the seven
SUTTON was played until Ave
when very delicious two
supper was most dainty serv-
~ BoFland being assisted by
NJ
saflmanH, Mrs. Logan. Mrs.
= aad Misses Lucille Gissendaner
zaet Horne During the card
'eifeshing punch was passed
szses Lucille Gissendaner and
nsrns' each 81 the young girls
Asst attractive in peach color
aaie ffocks.
as cards were Misses sue.
ssella and Nettie Camp. Mar
Ivy Of Suffolk, Va, Elizabeth
spartanburg. Esloise Henry.
sseadaner Marion Deweg,
soodfoW, Mary Burford Mabel
a'lee Bullock. Elizabeth
Lee Edwards. Onie Chazal.
s'oh Davis. Mrs. Charles
= HaFvey Clark, Mrs. a. NJ.
s Z Il Drake. Mrs.
intel. Mrs Alison Wartmann
S Logan. Mrs Frederick
Ars r s han. Mrs. Paul
US mnby Lloyd. Mrs
Nalers
''e for TOP score vas ! pair
Alass and was won by Miss
- 'ae prize for Tow score. !
powder pun was won BY
sad g Miss Moore was given
Z attractive silk lingerie
'ef Of this very happy
afternoon Mis- Moore
'fulls prstty IN ! beaded
Eo1a and on SATURDAY
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
The Wonan's Club to Hold
First Meeting Of the Year
Saturday Afternoon

During the summer months the
Ocala Woman's Club has had a
thorough house cleaning and doing
over. and so on Saturday. when they
viii hold their first meeting Of the
club year everything will look spic
and span and as bright as new PIN
Mrs. Walter Hood. the newly elect
ed president. of the club will preside
at this meeting. and needless 70 say
she will preside with grace and ease
Saturdays meeting will be recep-
tion 70 the Marion County and ocala
school teachers and It IS hoped that
as many as can viii be present on
this occasion
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

vile Tor fortnight longer. returning
to their home in this city the last
OF October
IN Honor Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Norton Davis
Mrs Norton Davis. wearing
blue gown trimmed IN white. was
beautiful picture on "Wednesday
evening. and sharing the honors with
her. at four table auction party was
her husband. Miss Burford was the
charming hostess of this enjoyable
party
The Burford home on Fort King
looked unusually pretty with its
many soft shaded lights and vases
OF pretty Wild flowers.
Auction was played and thorough
" enjoyed for couple Of rounds
Mr. Robert L Anderson. Jr.. proved
himself the lucky player OF the
evening and was presented the prize.
Miss Burford assisted by her
brother, Mr. Sam Bafford served a
very tempting refreshment course
after the games
Present % enjoy this pleasant
evening at cards with Miss Burfcrd
and Dir. and Mrs Davis were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert l. Anderson. Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs r s. Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hooker. Misses Nettie Camp.
Margaret Lloyd Blair Woodrow. Mr..
Joe Borden. Mr. Clarence Mefert,
Mr. Robert MaeKay. Mr. James Tay-
lor and Mr.. BarsfeId
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
Mr. Francis Wenb.r WEEDS Mrs
Ruth McReynoIds

hr. Francis Weober Weds Mrs
Ruth McSeynoids
Mr.. John Francis Webber. OF this
city. better known as Red" Webber
Is receiving the cordial good wishes
and congratulations OF his ocala
friends this week. the reason being his
recent marriage,
Mr. Webber vas married last sun
day 10 Mrs. Ruth MeReynolds. OF
Tampa. the wedding taking place
quietly at the home OF the bride in
tnat city
Immediately after their marriage
Mr.. Webber and his bride left for
this city and for the present they are
making their home at the home OF
MIR. ana Mrs II 3. Barnes on the
DunnefIon road.
Mr. Webber il q well known me
ehanic. being head OF the mechanical
department Of the automobile garage
Of Messrs. Tucker u Simmons.
This paper unites with the other
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webber in
Offering organizations and good
wishes to them for a very happy mar
rIea iife.
Mr. AMI Mrs Lester Lucas and Mr..
and Mrs r. E Yonge have returned
horse from Jacksonville. where they
enjoyed short but pleasant visit
relatives They went Gp especially to
attend the Lsssie White minstreis at
the DuvaI theateT. Mr. Lucas having
a number q friends in this splendid
company
Mrs G A Harris ami chiIaren. Les
liz aad Beth, returned home last Fsri-
day afternoon frozn I.ynehburg. Va.
where theg speat i few weeks with
sIrs Harris mosher and other rela-
fIves
Or ant Ms e. e. YaHeey and two
little girls. WHO hare been residing
Il Brazil Tor the past few years hare
returned 70 FlorSda TAR = yEsiE and
ars ssse g8esss of Mrs Taaceys par
enss sfr ana Ms. Il. Mathews at
Gambler
Mrs. Alice van Julian Darts wh0I
-. hxssv. xs4z I-frex fsaw Fsxszwn IA frrmn
bertan. = 81. far the past year lazs
returned to 0eaIa ana sned her
nsotsler. sErs e Juhau. having
anrIEaa Taesdz
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
Marriase Of Mr.. Neil Ferguson
and snsss frankie HambIin

4 QuieE wedding OF interest to q
large circle OF friends. was the mar
riags Wednesday at high noon. of Miss
Frankie Hannbiin of this city. and
Col d. Nell Ferguson. of OcaIa. which
took place at the home Of the brides
parents. DR. and Mrs A C. HambIin
on Grove Street. the ceremony being
performed BIZ Rev. + u Nixon. pre-
siding elder tor the Tampa district os
The bride was most attractive in a
south. ana a lifelong friend Of both
families
The bride was most attractive in d
gown of taupa colored ducytine. worn
with hat and other accessories to
match Her flowers were a shower
boquat OF American Beauty roses
and valley lilies
TIE house was prettily decorated for
the occasion in quantities OF lovely
palms and cut lowers, and the nup-
tial music was in charge OF Mrs.
Doyle Carlton
The bride Is popular and accom-
piished goung wonsr. having been
helpful III club work and taking spe-
cial Interest in the Students Art
Club os which she IS an aetiFe mem
Der.
Colonel Ferguson enjoys a success
fuI practice Of Law in Ocafa which is
his nattFe city, and the young people
viii ba at home in 0ea.4 after Nov.
II.
The many Tampa friends OF The
bride. regret that her marriage takes
her elsewhere to reside
Among the oute-of-town guests at
the welding was Mrs Ferguson
0caIa, mother Of the groom. and his
b1yhood friend. Mr.. Laurie T. IzIar
and Efr Bethel Gallagher. both Of
0cala
The large number of friends Of
Colonel ana Mrs. Ferguson viii join
IN eSsendfng 20 them all good wishes
TOR much future happiness Tampa
Tribune The news OF the marriage
.of Mr.. Ferguson and Miss Hamblin
came a. eonplete surprise to near
II all Of the friends Of the groom as
It mas Kent . perfect secret until
after the ceremony was performed
Mr. Ferguson who IS one of the best
known and most popular Of OcaIa's
younger lawyers. and prominent
member OF the Baptist church has the
best wishes and hearty congratulations
OF all his friends and his charming
bride win be accorded warm wei
come here when they return from
their wedding trip Mrs Ferguson is
IA handsome woman and has visited
in Ocala a number OF times As the
guest Of Miss Margurite Porter.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
Next Weeks Attractions at the
Temple

Next Weeks Attractions at the
Temple
There are several extra good aterae-
tions on the Temple theateg bill for
next week beginning on Monday with
AConroge a First National release
featuring Naomi childers. On Tues
day there will be a Fox feature, the
Face at Your Window and on We'd
nesday Gsareth Hughes. who has made
. big reputation in the movies viii
be seen IN Garments Of Truth
This IS his first starring vehicle and
Is said to be most charming pic
ture
Thursdays picture viii be Margue-
rite Clark in Easy to Get: Friday,
the Western favorite. Tom Mix. IN the
Road Demon. his most thrilling
photoplay viii be the attraction and
pretty Anita Stewart in VIrtuous
Wives viii wind up the week To-
morrows picture viii be Wanda
EawIey. in Her sturdy oak +
one night last week Mr. " E.
Bolles gave a dinner At oldsmar in
honor OF Mayor and Mrs. Robert L.
Anderson. Jr.. OF Ocala and Nr. and
Mrs. c. l. Anderson and children Of
oldsmar
Mrs VI 4 Coin. after = months
Yisit in OcaIa at the home 0f her
aunt, Mrs " C. Jenords. has returned
70 her home in Eustis
Mrs. f. j. Reading after two
weeks pleasant visit IN Tampa the
guest OF her grandson. has returned
home
Misses Margaret and Mamie Taylor
ami their small niece. Martha Taylor,
returned home the latter part Of last
week from a very delightful visit OF a
month IN North Carolina
Mr. r B. coogIer. well known
Brooksville lawyer was N Oeala We'd
nesdag On professional business and
shopping. He Was accompanied bg his
Foung son
The visits OF two very charming
visiting girls in Ocsia IS giving much
pleasure % the young society set Oae
Of them, Miss Margaret Lloyd. of Suf-
folk, Va who IS at the home Of her
brother Ar. Mslby Lloyd. Tor : faw
weeks has visited IN OeaIa several
Einses before and il S : great pleasure
tor her friends 70 rehew their ac-
anaintanee With 50 IoyeEy yeaug
woman The other visitor IS Miss
Elizabeth Con of spsrtanbarg : G..
who S the grest Of her cousin. Hiss
Eioise Henry This Is her frsf visit
sars bat already II las
ssaae gEsaE many ff ~ is
ag . VERY popular e.a as.Ishs.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mrs Emanuel H Martin. who was
quite I'll the first OF the week and
taken to the hospital for treatment. is
much better and viii shortly be able
to return home Her friends wish for
.aer a complete and speedy recovery.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14
NOTICE

vile for a fortnight longer. returning
to their home in this city the last
OF October
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mr.. Frank Drake returned from
Jacksonville Wednesday afternoon
bringing the pleasing information
that Mrs. Drake. who is in the River
side hospital in that city. is getting
along nfreIy Mrs Drake had TO
undergo very serious operation
from which she rallied nicely Her
many friends hope that she will soon
be well enough to return home.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mr. Guy B. zewadsEL OF Tampa.
spent the weekend in OcaIa. the guest
if his father. Mr.. W K Zewadski and
his uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs.
Walter Hood This was Mr.. ze-
wadskfs first visit TO his old home in
nearly year. Needless to say, his
many friends we're delighted to see
him.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mrs. Sarah Banks Weaver. OF Miami.
who has been quite i'll at the hospital
in this city. Is improving daily. which
will be pleasing news to her friends
here and In Miami
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mrs. Alice Van Jahan DaFis who
has been making her home il Luma-
berton. y. 81. far the past year laas
returned to 0eaIa ana I0sned her
masher. sErs = Jahan- having
arrived Taasd&
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Tax Collector Boswell and state
attorney G. W ScofeId were well
known Inverness citizens in Ocala
on business Wednesday.
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

Mr- and Mrs r -reer and
family WHO hare been living N Lynn
wosd Heights. IN the house recently
purchased By hrs. George Bitten, *
geet so move "a Tuesday into Mr
Lon Green house on the Anthony
read
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

AIRS C f Lloyd expects to return
0Eler home II Jacksonville today
after FIsiS Of ten days At the home
81 her parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harris
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-14

one night last week Mr. " E.
BolIes gave a dinner AZ oldsmar in
honor OF Mayor and Mrs Robert L.
Anderson. Jr-. OF Oeala and NJ and
Mrs c. l. Anderson and children Of
Oldsmar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Aged Woman and a
Boy on Crime book

A gray hatred. motherly woman.
perhaps go years old. and beardlesn
youth of n. were recorded In Seat.
tie police crime books Friday and
Saturday.
Snatching purse. II In alleged.
from Mrs. Hnzel pnschai, 1895 Kenny
st. in "a crowd at the Pike 81. mar.
kct. the woman ran. A small amount
OF change was In the purse.
The boy bandit stopped q. Bahia.
Jap. sic Alder st. at Seventh ave.
and Alder st.. early Saturday morn.
ing. by menaclng him with black
revolver. A dark hat wns pulled
down over his eyes and he appeared
very nervous. lie wore dark clothes
and was about feet inches In
height. He took 7sc from Baba's
purse and fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
WIDOWS HEART
FILLS WITH JOY
Mrs. Heva Thanks The Star
Readers for Help

MY heart In just too full for
words" said Mrs. Mary Hcva Friday.
when given the relief fund sub.
scribed by The Star readers.
Il haven't been able TO work yet.
and II II hadn't been for the help
given us. well. Z don't know what
would have become OF us.
II surely want 10 thank each and
every one OF the deqr people who
have been 30 good toNus."
Mrs. Heva Ia courageously start
ing a new home for her family. with
the donations OF cash and clothing
given her by Seattle residents
Burned out by an incendlar,'
burglar. who stole all her money.
early last Saturday morning. her two
boys crippled. the little widow h,
carrying on" with a new smile.
According to Mrs. q. ID. Dutton.
s39 w. s4th st.. Mrs. Heva II badly
IN need OF clothing for hcrself and
family. Extra bed clothes ara need
cd badly. and viii be appreciated az
much as cash. Donations should be
made to The star.