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The daily times., 1922-02-22
BARTHELMEs'S C. ST RICH
WITH STAGE CELEBRITIE

A cast of the most notable cele-
brities of the New York stage sup
ports Richard Barthelmess in his
first appearance as star in ''Topable
David the First National Attraction
produced by Inspiration Pictures, Inc.
which will be at the Wilson Theatre
Thursday. Joseph Hergesheimer' S
story of the Virginia mountains was
selected as the vehicle for the stars
debut only after countless other
tories had been read and rejected.
Playing opposite Mr.. Barthelmess
is the celebrated Gladys Hulette, the
creator of sweet girl parts on the
screen, and who was the star of Mae
terlinck's famous play, ""The Blue
Bird
Others in the cast include Ernest
Terrence, who is the creator of
5c0tch dialect roles, and who made
such a hit in .'The Only Girl" 1.-THE
Purple Lady, and as the Scotch cap
tain in ''The Night Boat" Edmund
Journey, who came to this country to
support Mrs. Pat Campbell in ''Pyg-
malion" and whose recent big success
was in "Deburau;'' Warner Rich
mond, who played the part of the
brother in the Theatre Guilds pre-
sentation of John Ferguson; Wal
ter P. Lewis, who will be remembered
as the crooked referee in the famous
vaudeville sketch, ''The One Round
Bout" Forrest Robinson, the creator
of the part of the father in "The
Fortune Hunter; Laurence Edding-
er, who has been under the manage.
ment of Henry Miller recently, and
who has been stage manager fol
| many years for George M. Cohan;
Harry Hallam, celebrated comic op
era star of London; Miss Marion Alb
| bott, who has appeared for twenty
five years under the management oil
| Charles Frohman and David Belasct
and Miss Patterson Dial, who scored
a hit in 'Aphrodite.'
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WIFE MURDERER WAS
KILLED BY TRAIN.

Statesville, Feb. 2O.-Lee Law
renee, colored, age 81, was hit and
killed last night about IL o'clock by
No. 35, westbound passenger train,
near Bostian's Bridge. About 10 O.
clock Lawrence slashed his wife's s
throat with razor and left here for
the home of Mag Gibson. A colored
woman and was walking on the rail-
way tracks going in a westward1y
direction when he was overtaken by
the train. The engineer blew for
him to get off but he remained on the
tracks until he was hit. The train
backed into Statesville to bring the
wounded negro here for medical at
tention., At the same time officers
were hunting for him on a charge o1
seriously if not fatally wounding his
wife. The man died shortly after be
ing brought to the station.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

How often have you read in the
newspapers of the life of another wo-
man wasted! How often have you
asked yourself the question, "Are you
one of them?' How shall you retain
the love of your husband? Did it ever
occur to you that many married men
|have double personality? Why is
your husband different from the man
you married? What is the reason?
You probably know a dozen couples
who are unhappily married. Why?
How often have you asked your
self the question, ''Does my husband
really love me? Honestly now-does
| he? Or does he just tolerate me?"
Have you ever thoroughly tested his
love? Have you? You say, you do not
ldoubt-yet do you doubt? What is
THAT which grips yonr heart and
causes your. blood to almost freeze in
iyour veins-that word which is most
prominent in every woman's life.
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doubt? Your answer may be the righl
one; or your friends your neighbor's
At the Wilson Theatre Matinee and
might Tuesday, February 28th you
can hear the real answer in a play
that is a thunderbolt of drama. Miss
Florence Edna May must have had
the important questions in a wo-
mans life in mind when she wrote
''The Unloved Wife, as the dramat-
ic construction of this plays shows
the untiring efforts of a master-mind
in playwriting and stagecraft. "The
UnlOved Wife" is human, it carries
with it an appeal, it strikes quick at
the heart, it's comedy situations are
brilliant, it is a remarkable story
made into a really big play
Unity Play Co., the producers,
sends it here with a capable cast and
beautiful production Matinee is CIV
en- for ladies only. The evening per-
formances is for everybody over the
age of sixteen.
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THE CHIEF TOOK a BATH.

Newark, N. j., Feb. 21.-Fourteer
gypsy families who make their homes
in Belleville district near here are
making holiday today for their chief
Ben Moyt, has taken a bath and
changed his linen.
This is the first time the ceremony
has occurred in at least 40 days fo1
the chief was forbidden by the ira
ditional laws of his tribe to touch his
body with, water, shave or change his
clothing until that time had elapsed
after the death of his wife, This is
the day and the chiefs followers are
giving every evidence of happiness.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

TALK In HOUSE

Washington, Feb. 21.-Following
an abortive attempt last night to Sc
cure caucus of Republicans for the
purpose of taking up the matter of
the reapportionment bill for the
House Of Representatives the talk
among both Republicans and Demo
Gratis of the House today was that it
did not apepar to be possible to get
the matter out of the committee and
with either a report on ABS Or $50
members have it heard on the floor
of the House. Having voted down
the proposition to report out the bill
and determining to leave it to the
next session, the census committee
is thus far standing pat, and the bill
to reapportion will rest in it's pigeon
hole unless the House orders that it
be brought forth.
Representative Bxinson, who has
been giving much time to fighting for
a 435 membership is of the opinion
that the failure of the Republicans
to muster enough members to hold
party caucus on the bill is an in
dication that the Republican do not
wish to tAke up the matter, but are
perfectly willing to let it lie as it
stands for the present. He holds
| that this is grave injustice to States
like North Carolina which have
grown in population during the past
ten years. He has been informed by
Chairman Siegel of the House cen.
sus committee that if the bill is re-
| ported out that it will carry revis
ion for 46O members of the House
and when he said this, Chairman
Seigel seemed confident that such {
bill would pass. AS it is now, how
ever, it appears that there will bt
nothing doing for many months il
changing reapportionments to con
form to the 1920 census.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
WILMINGTON GIRL
HAS DISAPPEARED

Wilmington, Feb. 20 Police were
today asked to start a statewide
search for 15-year-old Lizzie Mintz,
of 1914 South Fourth street, Vho dis
appeared from a Sunset Park car
while returning to her home from
church last night.
The girl, in company with her par
ents, had attended religious services
In downtown church when the girl
requested that she be allowed to ride
ON a street car. The parents consent
ed and placed her on board Sunset
Park car.
That was the last seen of the girl.
Efforts to locate her were made last
night but no trace could be found.
Early today police were asked to
join in the search, but SO far their
efforts have been futile.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

which is Of record in the Od1ce OF
1.-The Register of Deeds OF Wilson
County in Book No. lot. Page No.
33S, default having been made In the
indebtedness therein secured. the un-
dersigned mortgage will, ON MON
DAY MARCH 18th. 1922, between
the hours of 1900 O'Clock M. and
100 o'clock p. M. sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
Door in Wilson, North Carolina, two
certain tracts of land described as
follows:
FIRST TRACT: A lot of land lying
and being situate in Old Fields Town
ship, Wilson County, North Carolina,
adjoining the lands of Dempsey Bum
and others, bounded ass sfollows: Be-
ginning at stake on the Kenly road,
corner of lot No. and runs thence N.
SO IL e. with wire fence 20 poles
to a stake, thence N. E. 63 poles to
a stake in Fulghum's line, corner of
lot No. z, thence S. Sc e. 48 IL
poles to a sweet gum on the run of
Johnson's Branch, thence down the
water course of said Branch to Con-
tentnea' Creek, thence up said Creek
to Morris Bridge on the Buckhorn
and Kenly road, thence Northerly
with said road to the beginning, be-
ing lot No. s in the division of N. G.
Boyette and containing 81 78 acres,
said division being recorded in Book
No. 78, at Page No. la Wilson
County Registry.
SECOND TRACT: A certain tract
of land lying and being situate in
Old Fields Township, Wilson Coun-
ty, North Carolina adjoining the
lands of Henry Wilkinson and others,
described as follows: It begins at a
stake on the Kenly road, corner of
lot No. 8, runs thence with the line
of a wire fence N. So IL degrees E
20 poles to a stake, thence N. de-
grees E. 63 poles to a stake, Mary
Jane Fu1ghum's line, corner of lot
No. 8, thence N. sc w. 26 poles to a
stake, Mary Jane Fulghum's corner,
thence S. degrees w. 214 IA poles
to a stake on the bank of Contentnea
Creek, Henry Wilkinson's corner,
thence down the said Creek to
Morris Bridge at the Kenly Road,
thence NOrtherly with the said Road
to the beginning, containing IS 7-16
acres, the same being lot No. z in
the division of the lands of N. C.
Boyette, said division being recorded
in Book No. 78, Page No. la Will
son County Registry.
This 9Th. day of February, 1922.
S. H. NORRIS, Mortgage.
w. A. Lucas, Atty.
2 Is % 20
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NOTICE OF SALE.

The undersigned mortgage, pur-
suant to the power conveyed in GER
tain mortgage deed executed by A.
]. c. More to the undersigned, which
is of record in the Public Registry
of Wilson County in, Book No. 81
at Page No. 336, will offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash at
the Courthouse Door in Wilson,
North Carolina, between the hours
of 1900 o'clock M. and 100 O'Clock
P. M.
ON MONNDAY, MARCH 18th, 1922
default having been made in the pay.
ment of the notes therein secured
ment of the notes therein secured
that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uate on the Southwest side of Lodge
Street or road in the Town of Will
son, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of George Lee, Cora Beckwith
A. w. Walston and others and de-
Iscribed as foAows: 1t begins in
George Lees corner on said Street
thence with said Street N. 81 3-4 de
grees E. to Cora Beckwith's corner
thence N. 38 IL degrees w. with
isaid Cora Beckwith's line 21O feet
tcornering, thence S. 81 3-4 w. to A
NV. Walston's corner, thence S. 81
3-4 E. to said George Lees corner
thence with said George Lees line t.
Lodge Street, the beginning, contain
ing one-fourth of an acre, more o,
less. and being the lot of land con
veyed to A. ]. c. Moore by J. r
Rawls and wife by deed duly record
ed in the Public Registry of Wilson
County in Book No. 26. at Page Nc
l517.
This Sth. day of February, 1922
/ S. H. NORRIS, Mortgagee
jW. A. Lucas, Atty.
II 8 Is % 27
The daily times., 1922-02-22
CALLING COAL
MINERS TOGETHER.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-John L. Lewis
president of United Mine Workers to-
day asked the coal operators of the
Central competitive field comprising
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and western
Pennsylvania to meet with the union
officials at Cleveland March for a
wage conference, which he said might
avert pending strike.
Similar requests have been rejected
by some operators who said they wish
ed to discontinue collective bargain
ing.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
NEGRO HELD IN
MEREDITH CASE.

Raleigh, Feb. 20.-A1len Umstead,
"a janitor at Meredith College, who is
being held by the police in connec-
tion with the invasion Of the bed
room of two students at the college,
will be tried for his life on charge
|of burglary in the first degree il
identified as the intruder. according
to an announcement made yesterday
by G. w. Beckwith, city prosecuting
officer.
r Umstead's, fate win depend upon
the result of a trip to Richmond, Va,
by Detective T. G. Grabtree. who left
last night with the finger prints o1
The daily times., 1922-02-22
SAYS 1T KEEPS
POTATOES ALL RIGHT

Mr.. w. H. Worsley of Rocky Mt,
was in the city today representing
the company of that place that is
keeping sweet potatoes in stor.age
and very successfully. Mr.. Worsley
says there are no potatoes lost by
freezing or rotting, the house be-
ing kept comfortably with stoves
Potatoes, however, must be properly
graded and selected and grown in
order to prevent rot from blight.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
Raise New Orleans Fences
in Difference to b,

III DtIcFtHCC 10 DdUC Tblt1I
New Orleans, Feb. 2O.-Fences at
Heinemann Park, where the New
York Yankees will train this Spring,
are being made four feet higher to
curb the home runs of Babe Ruth,
according to julius Heinemann,
President Of the local baseball asso-
ciatfon. Mr. Heinemann failed to
the instance of alarmed household
|ers Of the neighborhood. fearing
The daily times., 1922-02-22
NORFOLK SOUTHERN r. R.

NORFOLK. SOUTHERN r. r.
announces
REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES.
account
National Rivers and Harbor Congress
and Merchant Marine Association
Washington, ID. G..
MARCH 1-4TH
Tickets on sale daily Feb. 25th to
March 3rd, Inclusive, final limit
March 9Th.
J. F. DALTON,
General Passenger Agent
The daily times., 1922-02-22
DIRECTOR BUREAU DEAD.

New York, Feb. 21.-Col. r. G.
|Cholmley Jones, former director OF
died here today, He had been i'll since
Oct. 80 last
The daily times., 1922-02-22
NOTICE oF-sALE

Pursuant to the powers contained
in = certain mortgage deed executed
on the srd. day Of July. 1916. by r.
Boyett and wife to s. H. Morris.
The daily times., 1922-02-22
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULR
Norfolk Southern r. r

Corrected to Aug. 10. 1921.
Published as Information only
not guaranteed.
LEAVE WILSON
S:45 A. M. Daily for Greenville
Washington, Edenton
Elizabeth City. Norfolk
Parlor car Washington
to Norfolk.
4:49 p. M. Daily for Greenville
Washington, Belhaven.
12:16 A. N. Daily for Washington
Edenton. Elizabeth City
Norfolk. Sleeping ca'
Wilson to Norfolk. Sleep
Ing Car, Marsdin to New
Bern.
G:O4 A. M. Daily for Raleigh, Fay
etteville, Charlotte and
points west and south
Parlor car to Raleigh.
1915 A. n. Daily Cor Middlesex
- Zebulon, Wendell. Ra'
eigh.
S:45 p. n. Daily for Raleigh
and points west aaC
south.
The only North Carolina Tine
running it's trains into Norfolk City
For, Rates. Routes ard other In
formation call on or w-ite to
X. g. WINSTEAD.
Wilson. N. @.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

bombardment of their premises, or
whether it is due to his own dislike
of seeing costly baseball disappear
from his ken forever.
The daily times., 1922-02-22

Departure Of Trans from
WILSON, N. G.
Published as information 0nly-not
guaranteed.
Atlantic Coast Line Trains
SOUTHBOUND
The daily times., 1922-02-22

the negro and the window pane OF
the roorh at the college, on which the
assailant left the marks of his hands.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

the fact Is told that one gentleman
farmer has his own course. "a What
westerneH ias9nP teadateI as 'thst {?
Lines TabeHtIsthe bpeliticiansGs poets
artists 2and alIthoEs ~ oulds lbs inter.
esting, and aTticlesnenq the folklore
and legends would entertaining
but the steering wheel of the car
turns toward the Hudson river region
a, section almost as interesting and
as, rich, in legends as in New sYerk
millionaire. But in closing, one
realizes there is much in New Eng
land for the visitor, andrthat an old
road is a new road fer the tourist,
the. way an untold trail into a land
rich, in romance and. all that, goes
'9ittf' = AoI..tt''U11- fTT1s s5Is360G biYs
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soA WITH Mr. SmHh.who has been
there oyer a month receiving treat
pent cor nh eaHatism an6 having his
tonsgs removed. HAT many friends
hope he will gain faster in the futHre
than in the0pasta 10 81 aasds sdi III
-qWalter Pierce and Leeg Bear took
their ShDithorn herds, to the Sank
conntyrfair. hsdEo C7Cf ssE assio sd.
. o'wHbera Cahoon and SON Bud spent
wednesday in Che southern part or
the county where they got a car of
fine agricultural products Hfor; the
statg fair e1o.Tss 1s.1s a9sd Eooi g
Mrs George cafpenterss Went to
Mausfon. Wednesday to act. as Judge
in the ladies department, at the. faii!
10 tG,basJui7sQus .5usg6s0 " ,
hMrs, Albert ~ icherns returned, from
Milwaukee, wednesday where ashe
was called by Telegram two weeks
ago, by the, critical illness, OF her
father who has improved, in health
SC. that he was, able to accompany
her home where he will remain, and
regain his former health Her, SON
Clarence who has been Spending the
sumner in Milwaukee also returned,
Carl Kloenig, wife and twoS daugh-
tels 5efo Westfeld called, on relatives
and friends in this vicinity wednes1
oNN3M no h9iis0 nsGt 7a;aRnTtesoj sdT
ALBERT Mattke has, bsen- at work
this week putting up q good stout
railing along the Ill ct Skillet Greek.
bshock threshing is absatl over,
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grain yielded lae.2 Il oodsrs4 - \
s0Ea lCaheon and cousin Roger Jr.
are Stamping at Mirror Lake thisr
weak, : ared ~ bo1fsa5 fare1
uMaFgeEy5 Dillenbeck5 of the city.
Martha ApkeF OF North Freedom.
Helen and Corneliaa Henderson of Es-,
canadian Mieh.,s spent 4 Friday evening
ato the, chsms os WILDER GahOon.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

If il is in abnormal condition, the
longer You Helay taking 1 good blood
medicine like Hoed's Sarsapariila,
the longer viii take and the more
difficult il win be for you to get
back TO normafcy.''-
Not only boils, pimples. eUgptions.
JHs AesSachess sRefvgTs spells. 'tall-
gone feelings, iI3ige ton AID loss
sf-aRpasjie arsTrsaA = araced to IMP
pure blood. Thousands date getting.
on the right road Soshealth from the
day they began ta'i~T F-o0d's Sarsa
parilla. Why -try~itt
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

Mary and JULIUS Bafxex N t6a Town m
Troy on or about August ussras made
BY pssri nto Attorney Hs J. RohnD a his
mornings a "A he spsrso or persona who
haze suehs Information are requested
to, give 1t 90 District 3AtteTney fBohn
or Sheriff. Herman sG Neitzsl. .djo7r
THE local authorities had decided
to offer a reward for some time pre-
vious' to today but until recently, they
had not received authority from, the
county boaFdvte DO 50, The necessary
authority was. obtained from ~ the
county board who were conferred with
by means cans OF telephone calls to- their
resReGive bones 81 throughout d, the
CYuHEyfodT seysdT III Zoo boo Y
Ihe assault which was made with "A
hammer or ,similalr; oiinstralment, - was
committed upon the s Balzer, brothers
and sister at their farm home. in the
town OF Troy Wednesday, August, 9,
about 10 O'CLOCK in the evening. it
has been concluded, from, evidence
which. has, been gathered, up to the
present time, Mary, and Julius were
killed at the time but William hover
ed between life and. , death until
Thursday. August III at bne O'Clock
in the AFTERNOON taesehe Tdftters hos
pEhr Fin sSadk CitS' &hefS nhe had
been )takenL for Etreasmeft. tisiv OF ysI
boil Is 9niEAow al Hiw0 jsxsH
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

Born to, DIR. aud Mrs Lawrence Gle
bel. Webster Rrairjes a. son. -
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. LsR. Capsner.
a spn,Y Mr. rCepeneE cisswith the police,
forea y, BaraPoo.i smss cd arad =
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$l5O0A.REWARD
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Official announcement OF a s1,sea
reward for iinformation Leading TO the
prosecution and conviction Of the per.
son or persons who committed the as
sault and murder uponsand OF rwiHiam,i
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
SKILLET CREEK EEK e /

l0Mrs. AL Smith Spent Sunday at
the Battle Creek asanitarium at Madi'
The Republican journal., 1922-05-11
SWANVILLE.

Comet Grange will hold its next meet
ing Saturday evening, May 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bridge left Monday
for Moosehead Lake, where they will
spend the summer at their camp, Min
neyata.
Mrs H. .. Cunningham has been in
town since April 29th, visiting relatives
ana friends and spending some time at
the old home.
Your correspondent was the rec pient,
first of the week, of fine salmon from
Master George Briggs, not yet II years
old, which he caught in Swan Lake while
fishing alone.
Swanville Union Sunday School was
reoraanized last Sunday with 26 present.
The following officers were elected: Supt 4,
Grace A. Damn; Vice Supt., Kermit S.
Nickerson; Secretary and Treasurer, Mary
F. Nickerson; Librarian, David Moody.
Next Sunday, May 14th, will be observed
as Mothers Day and cordial invitation
is extended to all. Everyone is invited
to come and join the Sunday School which
meets at IL o'clock noon.
Green Lawn Cemetery Association held
a business meeting at the church Saturday
afternoon and elected officers, Supt., A.
T. Nickerson; Vice Supt. H. P. White
Treasurer, W. E. Damn; Secretary. II. r
White; Trustees, Frank M. Stevens, A.
D. Moody, w. w. Gray, F. j. Webb and
E. A. Robertson; Supt., of the yard,
Eugene Aderton.
The Republican journal., 1922-05-11
NORTHPORT

Mrs Lucy Knowles has arrived for the
summer.
Donald Dodge is working for. Mr.. Frank
Moore on the Cobe estate.
Miss Della Mahoney is going to the
hospital at Bangor for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Newbert Smith is at her
cottage on South Shore for the season.
Nathan Sanders and family of Bango
spent Sunday at their cottage at Bayside.
Howard Moore arrived home last week
after spending the winter in Bangor and
Lowell. Mrs. Moore and daughter Eva
are in Lowell, where Mrs. Moore has en-
Dloyment.
Miss Althea Mahoney, who was taken
| ill Saturday with a nervous breakdown,
has so far recovered as to be able to sit
up and it is exl ected that IN short time
she will as well as ever.
|. No clue has been obtained to the mis-
creants who broke into l.. H. Hlrsh's S
bungalow. Nothing much was missln
except few articles of clothing, and
nothing was destroyed except window
pane, which was broken to gain admit
| tance.
| Mr. Lewis Crockett and Mrs. Cooper,
who have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Matthew Leadbetter, also Mrs. Cooper S
son, DR.. Cooper and two children, lett by
auto for their home in Boston MondaJ
morning, arriving there Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Mortimer arrived at
their charming summer home at Shore
Acres, by automobile from New YORK
May End, bringing with them maid and
chauffeur Mrs. Mortimer is here Tor
the summer, hut Mr.. Mortimer returned
to New York Saturday morning.