GUNS PLAY BIG PART IN
NEWEST GOLDWYN
PICTURE
But not a Shot is Fired in
“The Racing Strain,” Mae
Marsh Production
There are plenty of guns
but not a shot in Mae Marsh’s
latest Goldwyn Picture, “The
facing Strain,” by Tex Char
•vate, which comes to the
Jewel Theatre, Monday, July,
19,. One of the scenes shows
1 he whim girl of the screen
handling a revolver with the
ease and grace of an Annie
Oakley. .
Lucille Cameron (Mae
Masrh) and her father, Col
onel Cameron, give a Red
Cross bazaar at their Ken
tuckev home, at which she
meets “Big Jim” De Luce,
horseman and wildcat stock
manipulator, whose transac
tions with her father have al
most impoverished the Camer
ons. Once the owner of a
’arge racing stable, Southern
Pride is the onlv horse left
*:o the Colonel. Charmed by
Lucille, Big Jim invites Cam
eron and his daughter to ac
company him to New York
and inspect the DeLuce racing
stable. The Colonel accepts
and leaves with Lucille and De
Luce for the North, In a
portmanteau he carries his
irustv six-shooter.
Arriving in JNew iorK, -Dig
-Tim takes them to his home.
Lucille, tired from traveling,
retires earlv while the Colonel
?-oes out for a stroll alone.
He encounters a rough-looking
ndividual who takes to his
heels when Cameron flashes
his eun.. The following dav
De Luce annoys Lucille with
his attentions. That night Big
Jim gives a dinner party at his
country estate in honor of the
Camerons and makes certain
’hat the Colonel gets plenty of
rquor. Lucille leaves the
gathering early and goes to her
■'oom. The Colonel has to be
carried to bed, while De Luce
goes to the room, adjoining
Lucille’s, intended for her
father. Big Jim yells as if in
nain, and Lucille, thinking her
father has been hurt, rushes
into the room and De Luce
iries to embrace her. Spying
Per father’s portmanteau on a
chair, Lucille grabs it and
takes out the gun, with which
she holds Big Jim at bay.
Later at Saratoga, where
t'he Camerons have entered
Southern Pride in a race in
which De Luce’s horse, Tor
pedo. is also one of the entries,
the Colonel’s gun is again in
evidence but not used. Greg
ory Haines, Lucille’s soldier
sweetheart, foils the scheme
of Big Jim to drug Southern
Pride, after he times the Cam
eron filly in a fast workout.
Haines tells the Colonel of De
Luce’s treachery, but befor-3
so doing so hides Cameron’s
revolver, knowing he would
kill Big Jim if he has the
weapon on his person.
See this great race track pic
ture at the Jewel next Monday
July, 19.
1
“How come Fse Skared !” blubbers old
Alexander to the District Attorney at the
Jewel Theatre
Next Tuesday, July 20th
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//JumJfjbk' W
The Old Retainer Would Have Died first!
He Wouldn’t Bare the Family Secrets in
KING W. VIDORS
—Story of the Proud old Tucker Family,—stripped to its
last dollar in the world, it’s only hope a college youth with
a lot of false pride and a taste for gambling—a little girl
hoping, praying, trusting—and yet knowing that the faith
of three Southern generations was to be jolted loose from
its lofty ideals by a pair of dice !
“THE FAMILY HONOR”
—Isn't it nice when a picture shows us homefolks just
as we are in life, with our joys and pleasures and troubles
and tears and schemes ? That’s why we know you’ll eniov
“The Family Honor.”
Miss This Picture and You Will
Regret It.
REMEMBER THE DATE
Next Tuesday, July 20. No Raise In Price.
GES5SI5SS
Mr. Walter B. Huff of Bee
deville, was here Tuesday and
stated that Beede & Beede
have been hauling by truck
iwo months or more, to New
port while they’ve been able
to make only one trip to Mc
Crory on account of the roads.
Died: Mrs. Myrtle Skinner,
wife of Mr. George Skinner,
nf Pumpkin Bend, Sunday,
July, 11, 1920, at 3:00 a. m.
Mr. Jas. H. Porter of Hel
ena, arrived today, Friday,
for a few days’ visit with
relatives in and near town.
Mr. H. W. Jernigan left
VV ednesday for Eureka
Springs where he will spend
his vacation. Mr. Jernigan is
president of the Bank of Mc
Orory.
Miss Stella Gumm returned
home Sunday from Little
Bock, where she underwent
a successful operation for ap
pendicitis.
Died: Mrs. Lillie McFar
land, Thursday, July, 15,
1920. Obituary will appear
jin next week’s issue.
Gave It To Childern
* ^ Grandchildren
Mrs. V. M. Katz ^09 a
Dndalp St “nt o A.. ^ Ar
s-> Pittsb
;urg,
mondale St.
Pa., writes: “I gave F
Honey and Tar to eJ°fes
lrf"dfL°? Tihen„1?e hadVS
cold and it did him lots
good. I used a lot of it *hcn
01
my own children were sma|,..
It must have merit to hold tli.
leadership generation it?'
generation. For sale at ti
Red Cross Drug Store. Adv
STARKS-WRIGHT
Married: Mr. A. M. (Tadt
Starks and Miss Winni
Wright, Sunday, July, 4 1920
at 6:00 p. m. on the road be
tween Morris Grove and
Cheatum Lake. The only
witnesses were Misses Mari
etta Stark, sister of the groom,
Minnie Cariker and Messrs
Robert Wright and John Mil
ler. The bride is the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R
L. Wright of Beards, and the
groom is the son of Mts. Lena
Starks of DeView. The Home
News ioins their many friends
in wishing them much happi
ness and" pi^sperity.
Dixon & Wilson have sold
their stock of groceries to
the International Transporta
tion Co. of Little Rock.
Master Elliott Thompson,
after having spent a wonder
ful vacation with relatives in
Pheonix, Ariz., returned home
Monday.
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means when it comes to select
ing a starting battry for your
car? It means that you are
getting the best that the larg
maker of storage batteries
in the world can produce. All
U. S. submarines are equipped
with these batteries and we
have one that will replace the
one on your car no matter
what kind you are now using.
RIGGS BROTHERS, Dealers.
Adv. 16-ltc.
WARNING ORDER
In Woodruff Chancery Cour
for the Northern Distnc
May term, 1920.
Shed Smith, Plaintiff,
vs
Mary Ella Smith, Huggar
Smith, and Lee Simmons *
Alta Simmons minor heir
Austin Smith Simmons, wj
Elijah Simmons as admin®"
for of estate of Austin Sm
Simmons, and Elijah Si
guardian of Lee Simmons a-|
Ida Simmons defendan •
The defendants, Mary *
Smith, Huggar I. Sm™,
Lee Simmons and A a ,j,
mons minor heirs o gijjal
Smith Simmons, aIr, tor o
Simmons as a(j!nincmith Sim
estate of Austin Smsimm0n
ions guardian oi he DwarlieC
nd Ida Simmons are
nd Ida Simmons aie ^
o appear in this cour^ ^
hirty days and . L.a
S^nTofX
)atedGEOJU^ARALSON,
Chancery hw
idv.-7-16-4tcW.