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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
GTRA

Miss d. Bird Watrman has return
81 - e1cala after d pleasant visit WITH
her brothers
Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison has guHe p
0caIa where she vii racezFa traafa1eaa
AZ tie Marion Caunfv Hospital
Mr.. pave CrosbE and sister Mss
E.shei. are spending > few days af
Lake IaanaInska. y. g
MISS Mary Erwin has returned e 81
Petersburg after j ten Jar ! vIslr VII
har aunt Miss Erasma ErvfH.
Miss Frances SsanseT = sna1i lllz 4
faw weeks At Fasse Grille
M ana Mrs. StanIaE and saagi
s,ev we're visitors ts aaekse me
last week
Mrsr william Harrison VII Fs-A- Z
s. Jacksonville this week
Mr. clark Be Poystar. waes ressn7-
~ received his DISCHARGES 8ron SAe
arrsF IS visiting rs pareElss
w. Me lister AMI daughter y iss
rnaln,a spenf the earIE pal S. ssas
$50 VIII, mrs. y. " Melton = 0eala-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
Note

FL the e-irZuiE caaIrr af the Ffssa Judi
efaI Circuit gI Ezarfsia- IN amt fer
Marion f-aun ~. In NiKzxnE4r5z
Szer0 sfEesszs. G.an1r E1EnanF rs bI1 Mink
ms. Defendant
Order FAR Constructive Service
e IS ordered that Ele Defendant herein
nsz4lI,ets- 1s1-s 1N4 EsIa 5Eicxfnszbe aas1 sire
Is Assreby ra9EfEett to appear - tie ban
ut complaint Sled in tais cause On OF
Before
s8a7eay Ssfs 5ss1 day ar SepkeEncer ~.
& IS F1rssssr ordered zl1a- = copy " 1nIs
ar4gss4r % wtsl ElSkett aEsee q week tar EE1Ur
fSstIr etsIrss4s slrIve wees II the ess.1t-E
Essl1zzers a new zna2er pgl1IsnksI iE sAaf
eaa1tv 1ntf state
Tffs srd daw If Aagusr Ta
s@4sEsa p E-14Sss x -
gTerx GfrctlE Court Morrison EaszuEy
EfaEisIss-
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L. g. EETE1 E09ap i4lEEzsAE1e s Snifs1r9r.
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NOTICE

Notice az A5rifcatIcn far Tax Deed un-
der Section q. c-ac-er 43Ga. laws
CT florida
EEavnes. purchaser Of Tax Certificate
Na. 6zz- daratf the 4Eh daE ct june. IL
u. III. has fled said certificate IN uIE
office. and has made application for Tax
Deed to issue III accordance with E1I.
said Ear-ifcase embraces the fall0wrzg
described property situated N Marion
County, EIar5Ga. r1-MtE.
- sf sA4 Of syg OF section 70. town
ss5fp "a south Eauga Il east
Tfse said Land being assessed 1t the
date Of issuance ct SJ1en cerrIfIeskEE In
f1a name Of Unknown
TruIesS said certificate shall be redeemed
according tg lnH Tx Deed wsII issue
Ehare0F tie sHth day OF August, ~ y.
I92I
Witness my official signature AMI seal
sllis me sarn lay OF Iaix A q. 14I
seal T. n LANE SsTE1E- IE-.
f-ssr31 g-freuIE Court Marion go Fla
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aMgNlsTa4T7fx NOTICE

"a Whom & Lay C8naarn
Notice Is Earei2E gwen thai al Der-
sons having claims against or n H.
1899 - n.1Tr lss..arsas Distributes.
ey.asffrars ar any atter claim agIuES
49, assars Or RfenargE Niles Perry de-
- ICED wsIf please sse9sE tie sIE1e 90
sea- ,-asls.r-s5gnssE zEssz 1z.s-TsE1x within
r9-s wears f-s54I EIra a4AEaaI ar the 5azAE
uf1I ~ barred 9T LIS
FazaE az ezen.a Igrtasa ts.zS tie AE1t
sFe 81 Ale--sf Is
- NTSTTE EsxE CORK AkfTssIfstrsK-
trx af the estate as RseESrtt 3tsaaS
perYw deceased s-7~sE
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Notice IS hers1E zEeu "a al F-afiIE5rs.
Essa Gees alsErs sls1fsass. a@fsl al aE1seE nsir-
sons hawiEr< aEs1sgEs 81 <SasuAaftz 1sgr iItzs
EG1a s.sfs1rs ST GAs2sk- A. Etxtsis-rs ffss
sE Is crescent lie 81 nze DIS 5rgve1 - IRE
sssss Essx.sls-zass a SINS E#1 E-1-s EEegn Ezsis
ssaze. r1w tbs EstA aay aE Angst
1nS
e rs zze.szscrs sf tie ss-1sa sf s4gE-
-s.Snr sE<ss.EEzasS- --S~I5-5k
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NOTICE
II tse Circuit caaxrz AZ ere EffSa .lzEfEcszT
SErclIir ~ E7urida-in ara far Mz-
r5rr Co0uey-fu Ehancssy

p II Sugene and the Eanninr Land
Improvement Company. Inc. q CORPORA
s1gu af View E8Fx- Complainant vs.
sseaFgR j <6sfeSz ard the y F EFler1z<ry<
Company. = corporation OF Florida De-
nsizu1S-sJrSfer for Constructive SszrvIce-
x Is ordered thar the Defendants
herein named. EG-WiL- Gs.8rgH J. St1ezz.
BE- anu he Is hereby required 20 appear u
the SUI sF complaint fled in rAIs cause
On or hefNre
Monday. n1e Z4tit day q August fqZT-
r Is further ordered that 4 CODY az
tnts order be published g1ee a WzEE for
t0ur consecutive weeks IN the QE1za
Banner. 4 newspaper published II said
County and Stare
This 18th DAY or JaIv 1871
T. =. LASE~ASTElR-IR-. Clerk CirEnfk
Court Marion County Florida
By E3fna~ Walker. Deputy Clerk
H a EzEuEtnz CampIainanes Salief-
r.lr.--l-sst-5E-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
No--

N9Flea iS narnE ga1 f1 at ger
-ous vsrag claims agains tie as~aE4
Sc SzuuaE FluEnS- aseasait. 70 present
s-.f - sss1.s WI ma az mn 9sEErs ss
50 saygrt house Celfa. Eariesn essair,
-rsr;.7s p- 81 hsFara ri1a STD aaw
september. s. D 1
aa4stf this March sEf I9-
Is E
Country Juice. Marion Co. En-
SIS m0.
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HEADQUARTERS
End Florida Brigade
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
OCAL4. FLORIDA


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events ne a enenzx ne andv ra.ouza
buf
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this spirit pr u Al @ aE the d
nbdng b omn them to rAznan aa eham
% H an - = o y worthy OF u high en-
e1man pad nnora RaHrsb ~ cure eme aszarez
. enmzn last huha
tire = m d e san place Ca as On n penur HswRh
a azg ag the Ben ga Hg o med
may be brugnbe before it
aseuE azpssba
xsuAH.aps c.nn.aaz
81 $50
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

Saa- 7a1rs ksia =RsN Trz- yer
s7Ge As--. =HzEEw Eara8v 5aYz~
AfEzA1-f1 1aI.sraE - rrsEt. = 1ess-ssE
4 gas Essw q T--1S NJ Tire esu Nssav
es1nssasz rats Btzz EaSE-sSzss14E killed E n
Il Areess nj naya- MIEs1egFf E2T-s<zS 4 p
esssitF at raise chicks x5-tgszE r. EAT-
S.Sk e0snnS 81 gzizaa. Three sgzsa- Soc,
sse. Ssslfs 1ns1 gsaEaEstesft ~ t'5Tzrr
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
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s,...n IL WilllHt0n - nlsl1l.i
- q s. W. Ruslf while
g 7 j sew FORK
,.l,.es IL Ocala i . week
Z IL daughter Mrs Hen
.soaI ii Gainesville. hav-
roung peouie are return
puuneIIon was srepresent-
....s Rae sable, Miss Robin
NIblaek and Prot VII
So ,srs j T. sanIs were bust
.'iors d oeala Tuesday a. vas
Ensnt
Il paris Of Lakeland very
M sIlaa the Baptist pulpit
id Dr Il A. Mcdowell OF
80 s e.. VIII preach on the
unlay
Thompson has been a
Driia On j visit 70 home folks
i 80 week
& ptiest IS on a visit CO her
q. III " T. Goodwin and with
Il Rockwell
.nHT hacker was visiting
s.. i Inverness this week while
s.,ssr vas IN South Florida on
Turner and a party are on a
.r,rIsx aud prospective tour To
81 cast Tor a few days
~ WilIstt principal OF D. H S.
III ,oming term. accompanied By
IL arrived IN the CRY Tuesday
basr getting ready for house
i Sanders IS having an addi-
II an his lodge. where be
il daughter Miss Mamie Ruth,
i home to friends
aIsg BarksdaIe and wife are
nsasaing now IN a cottage IN
Il i the school house
lis Wired WiIes Of Archer is the
4 Ter cousin. Mrs. G. w Bell
~ Hath Thigpen and Mrs. Louise
RN Tampa are here having been
+ the illness Of their aunt.
q Bargainnier
& n Wells and her sister.
y lsa White entertained some
ssll trends very pleasantly on
g nght With a peanut boil
= Ingram Of Waycress. was q
al guest af Mrs O. G. William
y Charlie Bateman vas 4 guest
sisieF Ms 3. j. Benson. last
Hrs Benson also Is enioging
- ann ner niece. little Miss Es
emile 81 WaachuIa
q 8dnsnn was i business Wis
y Gainesville last week.
y aai1ia Feinherg and sister.
BIT RosenfaId have returned
Sslrz outing At Cedar Keys
Y Rush and wife left last
e Baltimore and New York
mehzsing trip
AAalller roadmaster for the
L railroad. accompanied By Mrs.
81 ana bahg are enjoy ing their
l y South Florida.
! Faarick and family are
.'lnn u South Carolina. where
= Visiting raIarves ana the.
s plaes
= Ms Bascnm King of Tam
= 2 Fizit to the runners BAR.
and hrs W W King
1sssne Eesfnar I4n On we'd
" 2 visit u the family VI
: EsNarasl az AsheziIIe. n
-'''s s eniosing 4 visit from
's Mrs Andrews AMI srs.
T Winter haven.
Ass Waiter Hoad oe ocaEa
guests Of ne Iatrars
3 4 Turner
Aaa H Black 0F Plant
psea the guests of Mrs.
lqf she naaF week
2 Anderson ant son VA
inverness. spaur Tuesday
.n : s'ls home Of Hrs r n
s Aasslir was week end
sstal River where size
ay Miss Sara LIS
~ anpaniets her home ana
= Tuesday
IS kostiinH ami family
ennfnrtahIg see1Ied in
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

II the CreuEr Court OF the Ffth
EzlfzeSaI Cfreuk oE FLeriEta n and tsr
Mzrs0n enaRgE n ehaaeery etTfa
PeHfteEs CanInIaznaak VS.. Horace 3
E4alrsEsyv Dese1EEazz- CIrsEer f5r con-
structure service
Is IS orderad that the deEaasisEnE
herein named u~wfr Eorxee b
purff0v Be ard aa hershv reauraz
Ia appeal u EsEe bl1l CT complaint dIsd
IN zaia eazSe CT or nak0rs Malay.
sae TzEh eaE of September 1871
e is favsaar ordered thas eapg ef
this order BE- psEsIlzhed aace week
ssr eight consecutive weeks Il TIE
E3s..zla Banner. ! newspaper published
II sid Ceu1sy AMI Ss4ts
This Isrh azv st J1zv- 1121
sea- Il LAGAS EElEz. II.
Ea1 grnEe 1a 3Earizu CT Pa
IS glrzeh. Car1 81 aaak's SaIlei-
r
II EaEl1 Erwin. 3 G I5-aE
p esl4s 81 FHsz $ --s-l9zz Il
49, -. -sx.~ 80 =nsa,nzssssr- SO ar
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

Go cares 5fsaausaess-
S*e~ 49,
p,earv Bsargains S. F'ESsi n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

rssn slas 81 E --s-Ei-zr
zs.a-ssz- rs. fsr znsaruzsss.n- s-ra-n<
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

Aaasfir was week end
1Sstal River wnera slla
a ag KISS SARA Las
npaniel her homa and
Il Tuesday
& AastlinH AMI family
enlnfnrtaIlY sektIesf In
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28
FLORIDA MAN WAS HARDLY ABLE
TO WALK At TIMES

Benjamin Hasn't Trace OF Rheuma-
tism Since Taking Tanisc
This is the medicine that relieved
my rheumatism and built me up to
where can now work as well as
ever could. and I don't intend to be
without it, said John Benjamin, R. F..
ID. No. 2. Jacksonville, Fla. as he pur-
chased bottle of Tanlac at Williams
Pharmacy few days ago.
about two years ago I began hav-
ing rheumatism, my knees and ankles
sweIied up and suffered no end OF
pain. At that time + was working on
the river, loading and unloading barg-
es. and often when night came I could
hardly walk to the car line My left
side from my shoulder down to my
waist finally got in such bad shape
i could hardly do any work at all my
legs hurt so bad I could scarcely walk
and my ankles were swollen to almost
twice their natural size.
We'll. + worried along for quite a
while. trying medicine after medicine.
but nothing helped me until / gor
Tanlac The first bottle helped me.
so I got another and then another.
and kept on taking it until now I feel
like brand new man
The pains have disappeared from
nv side and shoulder. my knees and
ankles have gotten all right and IN
fact. / haven't trace of rheumatic
pains. and can do as much work as
ever could Tanlac certainly pulled
me out OF a bad fix and am glad to
say good word for it.
Tanlae is sold in Ocala by Gerig's
Drug Store, in 0ckIawaha By John r.
Lewis e sons. and in Mcintosh By L
T. dickson Drug Co. adv.
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Miami is building a nine story
hoteI It Is destined to become
great city.
Arch Osteen. who had been married
t,,t j week. killed his wife by cutting
her throat with q pocket knife. Win
5 number of young people the newly
married couple were taking stroll
and when the wife took the arm OF
one of the young men the Infatuated
husband rushed upon and cut ner
throat. Plant City also records q sim
mar tragedy. Nathan Drawdy became
angered because he failed to find MS
wife al home when he returned ear
1ier than unual ii the afternoon, A
auarrel ensured which ended in Draw
dv shooting his wife and then killing
himself ~
Billy Sunday may go to Orlando
next month.
The idle in Jacksonville is put down
ii 6.52S. Ranks as fourth in the
south in point of unemployment.
i sailor was jailed in Jacksonville
because ne kissed a pretty girl.
The seIznicks have arrived in Jack
sonvilIe to make inspection tour OF
motion picture outlook.
President elect Harding IS ENJOYING
the baImy climate Of Florida by play
ing golf, surf-bathing, fishing and in
other ways.
Palmer claims that Uatermyer act
ed in German interests.
4 woman will be speaker Of the
House OF the British Columbian
Parliament
In tE,e recount Of the Michigan sen
atorial vote Henry Ford led Newber-
nv PASS votes. This theft gave the
Republicans control of the senate and
defeated the ratification of the league
of natiors and brought on the deDres
sion which is now causing SO much
distress.
Two persons are dead and three
others were reported dying Tuesday
others were reported dying Tuesday
preserved spinach.
Athens, Ca, had a s4.ooo.oOo fire
Tuesday
Creation of the Office of tax COM
missioner by the Florida legislature.
which meets in April. and the equali-
zation of the basis of assessment in
all 81 counties of the state. preferably
30 per cent. were among the recon.
mendati0ns made BY Gov. Cary A.
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to collision with a train at an obscure
crossing. Three others in the car
with him were either killed or fatally
injured. One only escaped.
A former lieutenant at Camp Gordan
is facing trial for using the mails
10 defraud
Jews of Palestine ask fer s125, 000.-
900 for the restoration Of the old lew
ish capital in order to invite immi-
grafton.
In the Miami election the city man
ager ticket was triumphant. The Her
AIDS ticket was defeated
Fred. Van Roy. founder Of the
Baum and Van Roy Crate Company at
Crystal River, has sold the entire hold
ings to the Root boys of Plant City.
A schooner from Cuba. loaded with
booze. wrecked on Fort Myers. while
the officers were ashore. seeking
help. the boat was raided and thou
sand cases Of liquor secured A num-
Der are under arrest.
VIM. r Hanger. on trial in Tampa
for the murder o fDaniel w. Hall. was
found guilty in the second degree.
Mr.. Root thinks that discussion Of
disarmament should be deferred until
after the Inauguration of Mr.. Harding
while Senator Borah thinks it should
be pressed forthwith
s&@s
Robt Lawler. prominent lawyer OF
st. Augustine met a tragic death on
Anastasia Island BY coming In con-
tact with live electric wires. was buri-
ed Tuesday and his funeral in the
Cathedral was largely attended.
.es@
r. G. NorfIeet resident manager Of
the Otis Phosphate company at Bon
etc. Taylor county committed sui
k - $3.50
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28

Cane grinding and syrup making
time Is here The Banner Is already
printing labels for the farmers Send
ii your order. 500 forss.75. 1000 for
SAFE adv.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28
!: News Of the Week :

TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

Hardee, to tax assessors from all
parts OF Florida. who met in Jackson
vile Tuesday.
An appropriation Of 800, 000, 900 for
federal aid in road building during the /
next fiscal year was approved by the
house roads committee in Congress
Tuesday.
1t is claimed that if Mr. Hughes ac-
cepts place in the cabinet he will
have to give up practice bringing
him s1.o0o,0oO year
$3.50
Overcome with emotion, Charles M /
Schwab wept on the witness stand as
he told the congressional committee
investigating the shipping board how
shocked he was by the insinuation
that he had collected 100000 from
the government for personal expenses
Representative Foster, one Of the
investigators declared he believed the
American people owed Schwab a great
debt of gratitude for this war work. At /
this the crowd in the room began /
cheering. Men jumped to their feet.
cheering for Schwab. and cIapping their
hands. The ovation lasted several
minutes.
Al woman pressed the muzzle of a
pistol to the side of William Wilson.
a negro, charged with assaulting her
at court hearing in Forest Hills
Borough near Pittsburgh. She pulled
the trigger but the pistol did not 20
off. Forty or fifty women assembled
in the court room, cried "lSill him,'' /
and ven stand BY you.
.se~
Immigrants from fourteen different
nationalities arrived in the United
States on one ship last Monday.
$3.50
Col. Joseph n. Brown, ranking Con-
federate officer in South Carolina,
died at bis home in Anderson. on Non
day at the age Of o.
Gov. and Mrs Jas. M. Cox were
visitors to Washington Monday. They
are planning a trip through Europe
and were in Washington to obtain
the necessary passports.
On January "a England paid into
the treasury of Uncle Sam debt Of
s100se00. 0ee
Marianne also was visited by a fire
doing damage to the amount of s20.-
600. The Times-C Courier, an old estab-
lished newspaper was entirely con
sumed.
An explosion in Memphis. caused BY
spark from chisel, caused an ex-
plosion OF tank of gasoline near a
filling station. which resulted in the
killing of fifteen or more persons and
the injury Of forty or more others.
The killed and injured were mostly
negroes.
Cotton ginned prior to the middle
Iof January amounts to 1e.016.4e
bales.
The senate has passed the Kenyon
Kendrick meat packing bill by vote
of As to SO.
A British submarine. with SIS on
beard. submerged and failed to rise
again OF the English channel.
Night riders warn tobacco growers
in Kentucky not to sell their tobacco.
Big tariff convention assembled in
Atlanta yesterday
Five white men and three negroes
were hurt in race riot IN North Caro-
lima.
South Florida Fair begins next
Thursday.
p. G. Gillett of Tampa. and Al num-
Der of others have purchased 5000
acres on the Hillsborough river from
the estate of Mrs. Potter Palmer and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-01-28

Sheriff 3 M summerlin Of Okaloosa
counfv was reeentlv killed BY the
automobile he was driving coming IN
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-16

ra seems troubled. Jack importune5
her 10 tell him what 1t is. and as
sures her that no matter what might
have happened before their mar
riaye could make no difference now.
And because her conscience was
heavy and she felt her peace of
mind would be greater If she con.
fessed. She told him of her affair
with another man to whom she had
been engaged long before her meet.
ing with her husband. But Jack had
not counted on that-"Anything else
could forgive" was his anguished
cry. And from that moment on
things occur which make this one
of the greatest and most intensely
dramatic and absorbing stories ever
filmed. J. Frank Glendon gives a
distinguished performance as leading
man while Bertram Grassby and
katnlyn Williams appear in support.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-16

tiny country village IL very likely
to he The abiding place Of more rcul
happiness than the Great white
Way Of New York.
Miss liammcrstcln will portry the
part Of quiet winsome girl who
succeeds In turning profligat ;
youth from his constant search of
the pleasure nc never finds. She
does this by marrying hIm-but II
70 then that her real problem starts.
obstacles she had not counted on
are uncovered. but undauntcd. she
quietly elimlnntcs them one by one
until the road 20 real pleasure and
happiness ia open.
beautifully staged with many
exterior scenes made at
Pompton Lake In the Orange Noun
talns. this SclznIck photoplay is said
TO carry an atmosphere Of refine
ment and optimism that is most fas-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-16
CONSTANCE TALMADcE
AS MODERN EVE IN
"MAmmA's AFFAIR"

Pleasurcable anticipation greet
the announcement that "Mamma's
Affair." presented by Joseph NJ.
Schenck. and released by Associated
First National. will be seen at the
sugg theatre Thursday and Friday
The always engaging Constance
Talmadge carries off the stellar hon
ors. II Is the soron version OF Rach-
el Barton Buffers Harvard Univer-
sity prize play. which enjoyed a
Broadway success last season.
The director, Victor Fleming. has
succeeded, II is said. in making II
even more pleasing than when pre-.
sented as n stage play.
The sparkling lines which gave the
play such vogue are prcseryed in
the titles while the screen version.
perhaps. scope TO the GENES OF mer-
riment, is even more replete with
laughs than the play. II is a fittingly
chosen starring vehicle for the
dainty commedienne
Miss Talmadge is said not only TO
repeat her former triumps. but to as
cend to new heights in her interpre-
tation o. the role of Eve
The cast Is carefully chosen and
deserves mention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-16
THE PRIDE or POSSESSION
HERE NEXT THURSDAY ONLY

Ethel Clayton has highly suit.
able role In her latest Paramount
release. "The Price OF Possession, "
which win he the feature attraction
at tho Rialto Theatre, next Thursday
only.
With a story that provides her
with an unhappy start and happy
ending with plenty Of things for
her to do. she Is certain to satisfy,
and her charming personality and
manner OF ease is always pleasing
Rockcliffe Fellows. as leading man,
playing double part in the first
reel. gives a good performance.
Helen Barston. wife OF Jim Bars
ton. q bush rider in Australia. is left
widow upon the mysterious death
Of her husband. In his wallet she
finds papers which indicates that she
Is heir to Barston Manor, England.
Helen who had never known much
happiness with her husband, and
suffered good many hardships, pre-
seats her credentials to the trustees
and although she can not show her
husbands birth certificate, she Is in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-16
FIRST OF NEXT WEEK AT
THE RiALTo THEATRE

A fascinating romance. dedicated
to all women who tell their hus.
bands too much about their pro.
marriage experiences is Hush" the
latest Equity release starring Clara
Kimball Young, which will be the
feature picture at the Ralto theatre
Monday and Tuesday of next week
miss Kimball has never had better
subject than this latest vehicle. II
affords her hostronic ability full
sway and it's the next best thing
to seeing her again in person.
"Hush" was written by Sada Cow
ma, who also wrote Why Change
YoIr Wife," Vera Stanford, the role
carried by Miss Young, is the wife
of Jack Stanford, an adoring lover
who has not permitted the conven-
tion of matrimony to lessen his un-
bounded affection for her On the
night of their first anniversary, We
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Adaptod from the woll known novel
h, Florepse 4. BARCLAY. "The Mis-.
trcss Of shcusione. tells n taIo of
love. sacrifice and honor tha, haa
had few coun,erparis on the screen
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doua aiory. which contains n thcmc
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men and women all over the world
the actors arc moi merely players of