Daily Soiittehter, Wednesday, Jiinefr, 1920
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BEDS
AGITATED IN THE
POLISH DIET
BAPTISTS START ON
APOSTOLIC TOUR
OF EUROPE
Pli GONE! RUB
SORE
RHEUMATIC
London, June ShThe Rev. C. A.
BrooMrs) of the United States, accom
panied by the Rev. J. II. Rushbrooke,
have left for what has been described
as a'jL-apo3tplic journey to the Bap
tist 'churches . scattered throughout
Central Europe, on behalf of the Bap
tist WorldAlliance. ; . . r
They' will visit Germany, the Bal
tic States, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Rumania and perhaps Russia.
In Transylvania 'the condition of
the Presbyterians and Unitarians was
. ovse, he said, under Rumania than
EATERS
GET
KIDNEY
TROUBL
E
Take a glass of Salts before breakfast
... If jour Back bans or Bladder
bothers you. .
I ! Warsaw, June . 9. Prohibition is
; ' being agitated in Poland.
. It was again discussed in the Diet
, 'recently after the idea n&d lain dor
fmant several months .. : America was
I, referred to repeatedly by the advo-
'cates of temperance as a splendid ex,
ample of a nation determined to do
i away .with strong drinks " V-." i
II A public health committee of the
:?I)iet reported prohibition for Poland
was impracticable at this time owingf
' to. the virtual inipoSBibilty of'prohib
;iting the manufacture of alcoholic
liquors. The committee, however, fa-t under Hungary, and he hoped to be
;voredpassage of regulations which able to help them as well as the Bap-
woukl prohibit the sale of intoxicat-; tists.
ing liquors to men of the -Polish army
so long as Poland was tit war with
Soviet Russia. ' -
:'v The chief contenders f or, prohibi
tion were' three -flf.the five women
t. --..1.1. t:-l n:,... ct'.:
memuers 01 me fiei- iiiss oujiuic
.Macz'ydlowska, of the National' Pop
; ular Union; Mrs. Sophie Moraczwska,
Socialist, and HelnaiBalicki, Nation
al Democrat? peaking of ( the part
taken by thewomen of America in
bringing about prohibition there, Mrs.
Moraczewska referred several times
... .... ., .... ' . t V.
to the "great work of our sisters of
the west.'.'
NOTICE "' ,
Nprth Carolina. Edgecombe County.
. .. In Superior Court.' ; -
.I11H11M f!flw :. .
' ' " VS
' Martha Gay' ,' ' ,.....
The defendant above named, will
; take notice that an action entitled as
Above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Edgecombe Coun
ty to dissolve the bonds of matri
. mony existing .between ' the - said
plaintiff and defendant, and the said
defendant will further take notice
that he is required to. appear at the
next tew-of the Superior Court of
said County, to be held on the 13th
Monday after the first : Monday in
March, 1920, at the Court House in
said county, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to tha Court for
the relief demanded in,, said " com
plaint. A. T. WALSTON,
' f Clerk Superior Court
' This April 28, 1920. ' -
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guard constantly against Kidney'trouble,
because we eat too much and all our food
is rich. Our blood is filled with Urio
acid which the kidneys strive to filter
out they weaken from overwork, become
sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and
the result is kidney, trouble, bladder
weakness and a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps of
lead;' your back hurts or the urine is
cloudy, full of sediment or - you are
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during the night; if you suffer with sick
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take a tablespoon ful in a glass of
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to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys;
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ending bladder disorders. - ,;:
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
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ACHING
KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which, clogs
Kidneys, then Back hurts and
Bladder botberi yon. ;
Most' folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need a flushing occasionally, else wo
have- backache and dull misery in the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu
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sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
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active and clean,. and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Baits from any. good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer Irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad (salts is harmless; Inexpensive?
makes a delightful : effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe
in overcoming kidney trouble while it.is
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i NOTICE
North Carolina Edgecombe Coun
ty, in' Supering Court
Blanche Goodwin vs.' W T. Goodwin.
The defendant above named will
- take i notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Edgecombe Coun
ty, North Carolina, for the purposes
ef obtaining an absolute divorce up
on statutory grounds; and the said
defendant "will further,, take notice
that he is required to appear at the
term ;' of the Superior court of said
county to be held on the 13th Mon
day after the first Monday in March,
1920, at ' the court house of said
county in Tarboro, N. C, and answer
or demur to the complaint iinaid
action, or the plaintiff wilfapply to
the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint' -
A. T. WALSTON,
. 'Clerk Superior Court
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Love Me or Not"
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Cradle Song '
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"Forsaken"
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-Wild Mower"
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With Its Free Questions An-
swered and Scenarios Crit.
cized Will Contain Twenty
Seven Chapters. The Daily
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; - Week.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
- AMATEUR PLOTS READ
Questions and plots submitted by
readers to the Motion Picture Edi
tor of this paper will be forwarded
to John Emerson and Anita Loos for j
answers and criticisms. Answers wilT
be published in these columns once
a wedk. Questions must be submit
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and Anita Loos will read and criti
cize photoplay plots written by the
readers of The Southerner if they
are limited to a 300-word synopsis.
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iddressed, stamped envelope for the
rpturn of your manuscript. A firsi
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whose plot, after receiving Emers.:i
Loot criticism," is deemed the best
.by judges named by the Southerner.
Other prizes will also be awarded.
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CHAPTER XI
"A Model Continuity Form"
In order to show those who wish to
(earn photoplay writing the precise
iorm of continuity or scenario which
has been developed in the larger studios
during the last year,, we are reproduc
ing sections of the actual script of "The
Love Expert," ' which ; we . have just
completed for Constance Talmadge.
v You will be able to see ttiis picture
at your local theatre when it is re
leased by First National, so study the
form carefully and compare it with
what you sec on the screen, We will
tell you why the continuity is written
this way as we go along. . The photo
play begins:
S.-'Look -At Tins And T
What You Thi:;k ):- :
Athletic girl takes it, ..
critically and sayj :
S. "Why, It Is The Leaw.jg Char
acter In SuMniNEixi's Dkaw
Or The Renaissance f'FHtoo."
She hands it back to Ualw, who
looks at her in disgust mid s.-vys :
S."I Knew It; I Knew ir; You'sl
Not Half Auve. Kitiibs Of
You."
They look at licr rtsig.odly; she
declares they h::ve no red bloot'
in them at all siul -,nvs:
S. "Now See What It iv';:s.To Me.'
She puis phc:.n,r;t)li on her
; knees, gazes at it, takes a hand
of each of the girls and puts
, it on her chest, siy! s. cloaca her
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' 1 l-IJl-JJI-ll.il 1 .
The Star Always An Important Factor
John Emerson and Anita Loos read continuity of photoplay for Con
itanct Talmadge, explaining situations and exciting her interest in the
part she is to play in "The Love Expert."
The Love Expert"
By r
John Emerson and Anita Loos
TVand No One Need Hope for a
- Career Who Does Not Special
ize on Something. ,
Tj Even In a Modern Young Ladies'
Boarding School One Will Find
The Spirit of Efficiency.
T -For Instance, . There Is the
Athletic Girl..
I. Gymnasium. '1
Fade in girl exercising with
pulley weights, dumbells, etc.
Finally runs, jumps on trapeze
and begins to do her stunts
there. Fade out -
t.Then There Is the Intellectual
Type, Who Vigorously Exer
cises Her Mind.
-Classroom. -
Girl in spectacles at blackboard
with a book in her hand, working
out a problem in geometry. Fade
. out. -''.'"
T-And So Our Heroine, Being
Thoroughly Up To Date And
Having. Chosen Love As Her
, Career, Spends Her Time In
Becoming An Expert In Her
Line.
3. The Girl's Bedroom.
Typical college dormitory room
with three beds. In one bed is
Babs, dressedvin negligee, study
ing a little diary. She reaches
underneath mattress and takes
out two books; one "Poems of
Passion," by Ella Wheeler Wil
cox and the other "What . a
Woman of Fifty Ought to
.- Know."
(Insert Both Boors.)
. She finally , chooses "Poems of
Passion" and begins to read.
Babs is thrilled to testacy over it
4. Hallway of School.
One of the teachers enters and
rings a signal belL .
5. Girls' Bedroom.
Babs, still in bed, reading and
' making v a note in her diary,
Athletic girl runs in, sees Babs
in bed, goes to her and says: '
S. "You Should Be Up Doino Youi
... Exercises.
Babs looks at her, smiles pleas
antly and says:
S. "I Am."
Athletic girl looks at her ques
tion ingly then intellectual pin en
; ters and looks at Dabs, shaking
. her heard in a deprecating way,
Babs looks at tlu-m wi'.li a chal
lenge, puts down lifr Ihk.Ic, turns
to the athletic pin ar.ri snys;
S. "You Think That F.xekosing
Your Hody Is The Only Thing
In The Would." .
- Then she turns to the intellectual
girl and says:
v -"And You Think You Are Smart
Hecause You Spend All Your
' Tims Exercising Your Intel
trcr." "
The two girls look at Babi and
at each other askance. Ba'ts,
clasping the book to her breast,
says:
Sj "I Am Exercising The Most Im
. porta nt Thing Of All My
Emotions,"
. The two girls' shake their heads
to indicate she is a hopeless case.
Babs, in defense of her argument,
takes from under her pillow a
picture of John Barrymore in
costume. She holds it out and
says:"
eyes and her chest heaves up and
down violently. She gets a tre-
- mendous thrill out of the picture.
(Close-ups and long shots are later
called for in the script in the follow
ing manner..)
Close Up. Babs and the chauffeur.
She keeps looking greedily at
him. He is such a handsome
devil she feels she must try her
system on him. She snuggles
close, sneaks her hand up on his,
and tells him she is crazy to learn
to drive. She puts her other hand
over her heart. There is no re
sponse. She then puts her han"
to her face. No blush. Thei
she looks over to the chauffeur.
Close Up. Chauffeur's chest heavinst
and the wheel wiggling in his
hands. Chauffeur's face suffused
with red. Cut back to Babs who
iooks at mm wia; eyed, so as
tounded she forge is to take her
hand away. The car meantime all
over the road.
Long Shot. With the car bumped into
a tree. Babs is thrown forward
and the old man (her father) also
thrown forward. The chauffeur
jumps out and rims around to the
front. Thz ohl man gathers him
self togu'lirr, also jumps out and
looks at .the car. . He goes to
, Babs, shakes his finder at her and
says: -
S. "I Saw You I It Wasn't His Fault
At All. Just For That You
Don't Go To Palm Beach."
We presume that in reading the above
you have fathomed the meaning of such
terms as "close up," "long shot," "in
sert" "fade in" and "fade out." Fol
low this form, including, the- left hand
margin, in writing your script. Be see
cine in your directions to actors and
cameraman. With th? exception of the
, . k l ... . I. -
auu-uiii.9, uuiii nui I y uuu any UI llic
English nobody reads it but the direc
tor and cast . '.
In another of our photoplays, "The
Virtuous Vamp," also starring Constance
Talmadge, we began our story with the
San Francisco fire for two reasons :
To explain in an interesting manner to
the audience why Gwendolyn, although
of aristocratic antecedents, has to seek
a job as a stenographer in New York
when eighteen, and to show clearly that
even as a little girl she was a vamp
witness the vamping of the fireman and
her rescue of a mirror from the ruins.
This beginning planned to attract the
audience s attention from the start with
the exciting physical action of a "famous
fire, also gives opportunity for satirica.
comedy. Three of the main character
are introduced at the very start, jiir
as jn "The Love Expert," and a rler
road is (eft ahead for the dcvelopmei
of the plot.
Note the numerom suh-tiilf! in
script quoted front "The Love w .i
There is usually need for r.
titles at the start of a story, ? - ' .
matters clearly. Do not h-,i: : ,
them. You will see that we !.
many in every scene, often to y. i-.rti
in succession. By the ue of t!.k-'f sab
titles in "A Virtuous Vamv;" we liv
brought the audience over the first
eighteen years of Gwen's career in lest
than two minutes, they are now ac
quainted with her and are interested
in the. situation which confronts her in
earning her living in the East In the
same way !The-Lore Expert" gets
the interest of the audience from the
start in the unique career which Babs
has mapped out for herself.
The next chapter totei up the subject ef Titles and Sub-Titlei for the
photoplay. I this instalment, which will appear on.,..
John Emerson and Anita Loot defint certain qualities which art necessary to
make picture a box office success.
(Note to Editor:' 'Announcements 'of coming chapteri, such ai the above, as
well as notice of intention to conduct questions-answered and stories-critictsed
service cannot btfurnished in mat or plate form. These the newspaper must set,
as well as heads, the reason being that all publications using the series ore not
running it on the same days, though release dates are observed, and tome are tak
ing advantage of the stories-criticised and questions-answered service, while others
we not 'Setting of heads is left to the individual newspaper for convenience in
make-up and aUo to permit the use of tjft odaptti to the publication), "
ifapyiWAjVi
j Tha I pray
I to uso
"Our Yield Larger than any
WOiher in thio WdmCy."
Mr. Thomaj Earlc, Cteeltoii, Pa., says,: "This 9eaaca
i.c litcd IJowkcr's 1'yrox en about half aa sere of potatoes.
j season, om we nan a larger yielj
V,'e luid c:ic:ccoiuiar'l 1
per acre than any o;!:cr in the vicinity due largely, wc
believe, to the use of Pyrox as" the plants kept green aod
healthy longer t!ian those that were not sprayed."
This voicts (he e-cperience of potato Prowers everywhere.
Pyrox kills the bufjs; prevents blight and; ns it sticks like paint on the
leaves, one application dots the work of several application, of Paris Grcan.
Follow the lead of the hiir potato growers and orchardists there is no
tentimrnt about their entluitiattic use of Pyrox it pels thein the money.
We sell Prox any quantity you want, in small crocks, hcsorbarrels.
Ask for the new and interesting Pyrox booklet. t
EDGECOMBE DRUG CO
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Doing Things in a Friendly Way
Any kind ol' work in easier when done in a 3pirit of
ft ieridlint-Hs. Smiles tire assets frowns liabilities.'
We look and feel pleasant when we accept your
savings. Hut, we will look and feel just aa pleasant
when you withdraw your funds. "
All in the day's work. We like friends we try to
deserve them. Perhaps that is the reason so many
come to us.
Tarboro Building & Loan Association
- Thos. B. Jacocks, Sec'y and Treas.
s
Farm, Team and Growing
Crop For Sale
Ne have 100 acre farm, 65 acres cleared, on which
there is nojv planted 10 acres tobacco, 20 cotton, 2
-peanuts, 5 cats and 25 in corn; 3 nice mules and all
farming utensils; 19 1-2 tons fertilizer under crop;
splendid land and colored family of nine persons liv
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pack house and barn. This farm is located just over
Pitt County line beyond Conetoe. Terms: one-fifth
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Edgecombe Realty & Ins. Co.
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