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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

don their test on tho shoop farm IN
the southcdat Of 27-22-2w, at a total
depth ~ $500 feet
Hnrlalr on a Gas Co. 80. ! on
the sNmkc farm In the southwest Of
l7-23 3w IL drilling At SO feet No
I on the Cooper in the northeast cor
uor Of The northwest OF 2l-32-3w
hts been discontinued until u law
suit iz decided 4 rig is all on the
ground at present No. on tho
kisu'r in the northeast OF l0-22-3w
Is drilling at l,l4O feet 40, 1 on
th IIFurce In the northeast of 20
- Jw has shuN down for otdcrs at
2'blO feet ana No. I on tho Laura
crews in the center OF the north
ana south line Of tho south hair Of
~. 22 3w is nuns up with fish
ing job at 9gb feet
tiIilland and associates arc drilling
it 400 feet iii' No ! on the Tyhcne
farm in the northwest corner OF the
oulheast of | 22iw
Atlantic Petroleum company Is
drilling At $40 foet In No. on the
W'shard farm in the southeast Of
l2-22.iw
Tn" Carter on company Ia drii-
ling at ijJ feet In 30 on the
slime farm IN the southeast corner
uf tho northeast of l2-22-iW
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

I'm SO ON tho Harley farm In the
uorthWos' quarter ~ ~ 2a.3w.
rlpluE DIl &,, G,as 90. hn, Il rig up
for 80 , uu Tho MDtownu Iauu Iu
Tho southwest quarter ur 20 2a.3w.
Tho Lone star OD a Gnn 90. ,r
iriuug g. lH,U frat iu H.cS on
IN" GiilHrd farm lu the ruu'htas.
quarter OF - 2s.'N.
The Gyrry uu company tH arm.
ing at 1850 fcrtgin -. 10 on the
lludcrsmilh farm IN tho northwest
quartcr at J3-3s 5w
The Humble OI company and the
Glp-y 90 company arc dr,ilIug at
l.2lO fco' IN their No. iu the south .
east corner nf N" northwest guar
tor ~ ai 2s-jW on the Williams
farm
Hoc,nud Ou ,ompiuNo n drilling
a. 1000 feet iu Np. uu the brooks
farm IN ~, uor'hWca, CORNER of he
southfa" quarter ~ - 2s aw
Th" IILmhlo Fox OiI company i7
drilling nt 900 fort In q test ON the
Williams farm in the northeast cor
ncf of the northeast Of ji-2H.3w
The Hccllnc pll company ia drllI-
ing at 1865 feet IN so on the
Weller farm In the southwest quarter
pf 25- 2s-Aw
The Ingram on corporation has
shut down f0r orders a. biO fCGt
without any important showing N
~ test Oh the Kennedy farm IN the
southeast quarter ~ a-2s-jw
J y. Schumcrhorn has completed
dry hnl, In the northeast quarter
OF I iF-lW on tho Davis farm Hi a
lnlnl hepth " 2 900 foot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
Northern Oklahoma Wildcats.

The Texas company Is drilling at
500 feet In u second loHt on the
Jacobs farm IN the northeast quarter
pf 21-2is A third test on tho same
farm iS rigging up.
Frank Billnslcu hns timhcrs on
the ground for tost in the south
east quarter of 27-lirS
Jennings und associates are spud
ding their test on the Elliot farm In
tho southwest corner of tho north p
east quarter Of l0-ii-5.
The state Center on company has
fYshing job nt 100 feet In It's No
on the bovell farm I'm the south.
east quarter nf 2D-l3-ii
The cleveland County Develop
ment company has n collapsed cas-
ing AZ 2.I30 feet In It's test on the
Rraman farm In the southeast cor
ner OF the southeast quarter OF 81
Sic
y. Hnught Ia shut down for finnn-
clal troubles at 3o67 feet In his test
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS..
The Stock Market.

After the close OF yesterday mar
Net and the announcement was mhdc
that the United states steel people
had decided to do away with tho
extra dividend, II LEFT an imprcariuu
that there would be some llVrly sell
ling OF steel stock today
when u few days ago. ohio cities
Gas dropped the quarterly dividend
from five per cent 10 fouT II gave
confidence 10 investors, ana the
stock advanced simply for the r"a.
son that the uncertainty has passed
and II should be the same win
steel
OF course. 10 per cent per unnum
IL a good dividend and ohio cities
closed yesterday at tho top of the
marsnt for months But what viii
happen today to United States Si"or
IL bigger problem M people might
better buy Liberty bonds than a five
per cent stock like steel
Tho manner in which Sinclair Oll
and most consistent performers on
most gratifying because It has held
steadily In the face OF any old Kind
of rumor from tho peace con,
ference, ana are easily the Ht"adicSl
and most consistent performcrsou
the list
There In no reason 10 doubt for
minute that the consolation ~ the
two stocks will puI them up 20 bot
ter than 800 per share, ns each
needs the other, and overhead
charges Will he reduced quito per
cepitbly.
The news from tho Sinclair wells
In Texas, while not sensational, Is of
the kind that should be satisfactory
10 all concerned, and II looks ns
though there Is going TO be streak
OF good luck In store FOR the fin
clair people from now on
The oklahoma Producing A. Re
filming II holding It's own after MAX
Ing an advance OF 81 per share. az
predicted In this column, and many
large purchases OF this stock have
been made. three or four OF which
are known Mt this end. The rumors
affecting mergers In which the OK
lahoma Producing 4 Refining ls re.
ported as being taken over Ivy nther
concerns are not credited here and
are thought To he simply the re.
suit OF some ones brilliant imhRina-
ilon.
In the meantime. the Liberty loan
must he subscribed. and ihe duick&'
II In over with the better as there
will he n revival OF business that
viii affect every man woman and
child In tho country, whenever the
loan In made up. Tulsa has been
backward because II mas come at
taspaylng time. 80 far as the fed
eral income tax is concerned. but II
will soon be u thing of the past. or
else all signs fail.
In the meantime. those who orc
working 80 faithfully. and the sol
diers back Trom the war who nro
making such wonderful patriotic Ap-
peals. are entitled to the greatest
credit. and their work should he
made much easier than II Ia being
made, not only for the honor and
glory OF Tulsa, but OF the whole
country. and the world at large.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
HedidfOn and
Vicinity Wildcats.

Schumacher & Leep nave COM
pleted "a, well good for 100 barrels
In the northeast quarter OF 1S-2s-2w,
getting the oil srnd from 2,A53 to
e,t66 feet. This In their M | well
and started producing after u shot.
The Creston OIL & Gas Co. test on
the Fowler farm In the southeast
corner OF the southwest quarter OF
ai-2s-2w Ia showing for between
100000 and 100000 feet Of gas
at the shallow depth OF ta0 feet IN
a broken sand Present drilling depth
is sos feet.
JohnsoB e. Smith on the Arlington
farm In the northeast quarter Of al
2s-ew are shutdown at 1900 feet,
having missed the gas sand,
The KIRK on & uas Co, Is hung
up with fishing job at 2,065 feet
In we'll No. | In the northwest quar-
ter OF 81 2s-2w
p" The Carter oil company X drill
ing at 100 feet with star machine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

southeast Of l6.Js-2w on the King
farm.
Tho Black Hawk Petroleum com
pany is drilling up lugs al 1880 fert
In No ! on tho Mckinatr farm IN
the southwest OF 9 -5s jw.
The Hawk wye ON a Gas Co,
has shut down iis test on the James
farm In the southwest corner got
the northeast ~ ]3.5s-5w at 1900
feet and Is understood to be selling
stock
The. Belle on a. Gas Co. has
quit It's test on the James farm IN
the northeast of 3l-6s-7c at n depth
OF sos feet and Is moving the tools
TO Texas
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

ON the Thorn farm In tho northwcst
quarter ~ Ji-s-b.
Alien District.
Tho ToAnS company Ii drilling At
h2i frot IN Nu. on tho Williams
ttrm in the northwest quarter of
q t.k
stab Mccain and arsooHloa are
shut down al 1tI feet in th'lr''tost
ON the tNrh'rco mfm In the north
west quarter ~ the same section.
Wen SO. . ~ the lIomaukin on
company remains shut down AZ so
feet on ~" Jackson farm In the
uurihrn4t corner ~ the northeast
quarter ~ IA" section Tho same
c0mphny'n No. on The Shields
farm tu the northeast cNruer ~ tho
southwest quarter of 3l.a.s rs ann.
Ing ~ 500 feet
Tho Is. e. on company has u rig
up Tor ~" ! ON tho Gilmore fhru,
In the suuthWcsi corner uf the south
east quarter of Ii-5-E
Tripp Oll 4 Gls'Co H. shut down
at I. 40 feet IN ita test 6n the Dit-
mond ana others farm IN tho north.
east quarter of 10-5-s
Tn" on stat" Oil company ~ drill-
ing ~ 500 feet IN second test on
Ia" Chandler farm IN the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter uf
33.h-7
Fossilrnck Petroleum company IL
shut down ut $50 feet FOR tools In ITO
e"St on the Miles farm In the north
west quarter of 2ft.9
Oklahoma wildcats.
! - Abbott h shut down NJ 1855
feet on account OF - law Sgit IN his
test on the Sallic lord farm In tho
northwest quarter of 2Ii-G
The santa Fc OH company re-
mains shut down ~ $500 feet In its
test on the Lindsay tnrm In the
zouthwcat corner Of the southeast
quarter uf 80 3.5w
Smith ana associates are moving
tools In 10 resume operations ON their
lcst well In the northeast corner or
Tructt farm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
Stockholders Hold Meeting.

<ONINGTON. Okla. ApriI 20 A
meeting of interest In hSng held to-
day by stockholders uf the Superior
Refinery al tho oompany's offices
here. Among those present from
other points are. J =. Mullen. OF
Ardmorc, r Rogers, Of Dcnison,
Texas. W j Hermann and j. y.
Harper. ~ Tulsa, and J, y. Harper,
Of Yale
Tho superior Refinery has been "A
paying proposition from the first ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
Oklahoma wildcat Tests.

The Texas company IN drilling up
undcfrcaner lugs At 1910 feet in
lts tost on the Chimney farm In the
northwest corner OF the northwest
Of 27-iR-2w
The yellow nm Petroleum com
pany is drilling at $50 feet with a
rotary In its test on tho Russell
farm In the sonthwcst OF 7.5s-tc
The Savage on Il Gas Co. has an
underrenming job $50 feet In
test In the northwest corner OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
Oklahoma wildcats,
CARRIER Wildcats and
Test Wells.

Tho H. NJ 9 Oh A. Gas Co. has
shut Nown At 2.s65 fcot for orders
In It's No. on the Covlngton farm In
the southweEt Of lt-2l-iw
Hartman ana associates have a
fishing job At lil2 foot In No. I on
the kcnton farm In the southeast
Of ai-22-lw
j. J. Donohue and associates are
shut down and will probably aban-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

u your- are a small company or'an
individual and In need OF an on
perienced lease man with knovl-
edge property values and production
and are willing To offer n fair sal.
arv ana IA permanent connection I
will call al your convenience Address
-as. causl World.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

5000 acres Texas lenses near Rart
lesville. Drilling nearby Big COM
panies nolG leases AN round It's
worth tha money Near Snnantun
Baker Investment Company Phone
$500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

For sale cheap. one string OF
standard drilling FOOLS complete,
II y inch bits down do 6-inch Now
located at Bigheart can at 2l5 west
Fifth street or phone 4S27 ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

WANTED-To purchase N
second hand string standard drilling
tools. Need not be complete BoN
$40 or phone c56. Okmulgoc. Okla,
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

Wanted to let contract 10 driu
we'll In Tulsa county near RiVby.
Please write y. G Robertson. cure
Hotel Tulsa. Tulsa Okla ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

Wanted Drilling contracts for Ma
iional machine. Prefer work IN tho
Usage. Address A-t0, care World
Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

1000 acre block In sections 10.
l4-l5-sS, township %, range 1G east.
Rogers county, Oklahoma, two miles
from Foyil well. small gas we'll In
this tract Price SO per acre Address
Box 6. Claremore, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

tho quality ~ products turned out
has won a reputation second TO none
and thcrc is u ready demand ft the
COyington made gasoline,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30
.OILAND GAS.
Lsasssf Supplies Production. Etc,

Wanted To buy producing oil com
pany, refinery or both $4,000 to
$4,000. Address A-31, care World
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-30

Mr.. Producer ! can move 2S-Star
machine on your lease now n YOU
say the word korts, at Alexander
hotel, Tulsa, okla ADV
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
MORE SEATS NEEDED
FOR new FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The appeal for 1000 seats at SO
each to complete the new Presbyter-
ian church is meeting with many
heagyy responses, ranging from one to
thirty-three. Many out of town peo-
PIE, seeing the appeals in the papers
are sending in checks to help out in
the good work. But Lakeland should
not rely on out-of-town people to
furnish them with a church, when
they can so easily provide for them
selves, If every one would only dc
g little bit, AND DO 1T QUICKLY.
II you can't pay the money now,
send in your card, indicating how
many seats you will provide and the
date you wish to pay, before October
LIST, il possible, but better after that
than not at all. Many who have said
they were going to help, and who
mean it, have not sent in their cards,
SO that the committee Is still in doubt
as to just what to count on.
Up to this time 200 seats have ac-
tually been signed for and II all
those who can do so will send in
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
BIG APARTMENT
! HOUSE PLANNED
BY STANLEY ROGERS

The Tampa Tribune states that Mr..
Samuel Rogers, of Lakeland, who was
a visitor to Tampa yesterday states
that The Lakeland Business Mems
Association is considering a PROPOSE
tion to erect a large apartment hotel
of hundred apartments, with all
modern conveniences. Each apart
ment, he states, is to consist of three
rooms and bath, and is to be steam
heated Mr.. Rogers is a capitalist
who is amply able to carry out any
proposition he may undertake and he
has been here for some time STUDYING
the local situation. His keen business
Judgment was not slow to note the
need Of Lakeland for some provision
to house the visitors and residents,
and it is hoped that he will go ahead
with his project, which undoubtedly
will prove splendid investment.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
WET GROUND CAUSES
A|RPLANE ACCIDENT:
NO ONE HURT

Yesterday afternoon shortly after
. o'clock, while in the act of landing
on the new site near the cemetery
the airplane driven by Lieut.. George
Haldeman turned over on it's nose.
cracking a propeller, but otherwise
no damage was done, George escap-
ing without any injury. The cause
OF the accident was due to the cond;-
tion OF the landing field, which was
mushy from the recent heavy rains.
When the machine landed, it stuck in
the mud, turning over. This accident
was the first one Lieutenant Halde
man mas ever had-never before hav-
Ing even made scratch on a ma.
chine he has driven, and he natural
ly greatly regrets the accident, which
was, however due to no fault of his,
A propeller has been ordered from
Arcadia and George will return to
Carlstrom Field probably Monday
morning.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
JULIAN GROVE
SELLS FOR $4,000

Mr.. E. J. Kaufman yesterday sold
the F. j. Julian grove 21-2 mile,
south of the city to Mr.. P. j. Caster
CT Chicago for $4,000 cash. Mr..
Caster will take possession of the
property in few weeks and enlarge
the present house and make other
improvements. Mr.. and Mrs. Caster
have two children, boy and girl. Both
will attend the Lakeland schools.
They are a very nice family and will
be a splendid addition to Lakeland
and vicinity. Mrs. Caster was visit
or here in Lakeland last winter. and
she was so we'll impressed that she
induced her husband to invest here
and make Lakeland their home Mr..
Kaufman has also sold the Cecil Sipe
bungalow, formerly owned by Bert
E. Belts, to Mr.. and Mrs. R. W.
Young for $500 cash. Mr.. Young
owns nice little farm west of town
They will occupy their new home
early in August.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
Enjoyable Affair

The lovely home of Mr. and Mrs
Norman higgins was the scene Of a
very delightful family gathering las,
evening, when the birthdays Of sew
eral members of the family were eel.
ebrated, these natal days coming
within a few days Of each other
Those whose birthdays were celebrat-
ed were Mr.. John Darracott, Mrs.
Wallace higgins and Mr.. James
Kitchen.
Four generations were represented
at this pleasant AFFAIR.", those present
being the two great grand mothers,
Mrs. M. E. Kitchen and Mrs. y. J..
higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rig
gins, Mr., and Mrs. John Darracott
ard four children, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace higgins and baby, Mrs. NJ. B.
Waggoner Mr.. James Kitchen and
Miss Frances higgins
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

their cards promptly, the whole mum
ber will soon be provided.
And II those who have made pledg
es on the building will pay part or
all OF those pledges, as many have
done, that will help out very much
Send your cards or checks, or bonds,
or war stamps to any officer Of the
church or to the committee aud re-
ceive their lasting gratitude, and be
blessed with the consciousness of a
good deed done promptly.
G. I. STACY,
F. D. BRYAN,
T. B. 0'STEEN (Treasurer),
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Yarbrough
and sweet little daughter, Katherine
returned to Lakeland last night from
"a pleasant two months vacation
which they spent with Mrs. Var
brough's grandfather in Memphis,
Tenn. They spent some time also in
Texarkana, Texas, while away. Mr..
Yarbrough will resume his duties on
Monday in the mechanical department
0, the Evening Telegram, being one
Of this papers most valuable and
valued attaches. Mr.. Yarbrough and
family have apartments at the home
Of Mrs. John O'Donald.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Mr.. M. M. Lee, editor of the Win
Tor Haven Chief, one Of the most able
newspaper men in the state, was o
visitor to Lakeland yesterday and a
most appreciated caller at the Tele-
gram office. Mr.. Lees sons have re-
turned from the service, which gives
him more opportunity ON the outside,
and he is having 40 acres of fine cit
rs land cleared near Auburndale
ureparatory to setting out an orange
grove.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

w. b Crawford, Grand Prelate Of
.ne order of Knights of Pythias of
Florida, with Judge Gober, of Lake..
lana the Grand Chancellor of the
slate, were guests of honor at a big
fythian district meeting and banquet
at Palatka the latter part of last week
ana again at Gainesville on Tuesday
'i tnls week .-Kissimmee Gazette.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
NOTICE TO LIGHT AND
WATER DELINQUENTs

Due notice is hereby given that on
July 25th, service Of light and water
will be discontinued to all delinquent
consumers. A charge Of $1.00 for re-
newal Of service is made. Please set
tie now and save annoyance If in
terruption of service.
N. F. MARLBOROUGH, H.,
94O3 Supt. Distribution.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Mrs. B. F. Hines received wire
from her daughter, Mrs. H. E.
Memminger last night, corroborating
the details Of the automobile accident
as they appeared in The Telegram.
stating she had received bruises and
. fractured collar bore and her lit
tie son a broken arm. She stated.
however, that neither of them were
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

MISS Lula Mclaughlin returned
lss' night from an extended visit to
na Daps May, Atlantic City, New York,
rnilaaelphia' Washington and Jack
s'nvllle' !, She was accompanied
NJ nome BY her little nephew, D, O
moNaugnlln ,l Of Jacksonville. She left
MRS B. K. Young at Atlantic ctv,
the guest of friends there.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Miss Rachel Clonts leaves tonight
,or New York City, and other eastern
markets, where she will purchase a
nil line of goods for the Clonts Store
,or the fall and winter trade. She
,ill take the boat at Jacksonville.
calling tomorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

,oarr mr' and Mrs. W. D. Edward,
waero ,vhse Monday ao for waynesville, N. c.
vi ~nere =, they will spend the remainder
= ,ao,l sAe summer They expect also TO
look in on Mr.. and Mrs. George ! y
n,S,' nv.'e al Hotel Balsam, Balsam, \. G.
while in that section. - -
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Mrs. J. M. Peacock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul 0'Doniel and little daugh-
,er Paulynn returned yesterday from
nleasant two weeks stay at Green
springs.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

ON ACCOUNT OF THREE FAMILIES
having been called home, we have
three cottages for rent at Haven
Beach If taken at once. Address or
Phone G. r. Moxley, The Lodge.
Haven Beach, Indian Rocks Fla.
9413
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

IL a serious condItio, and !. ,,
coma coa Oe necessary Os' for Mrs. Hines to
their many friends. N Ae"S TO
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

LOST-Brindle bull terrIor, nos
Clipped; about 30 lbs. Answers to
Rip. Reward Address W. r.
Graham, Lakeland. 9408
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Fuel and clothing bills are much
less in Florida than in the colder
northern States.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Thrift and War Savings Stamps
lead the way to Happiness and Pros
perity. Begin saving today.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
Lakeland Laconics

Mrs. J. G.. Tolson and children,
rbo have been spending the past two
roeks with relatives in Cuthbert
"a have returned home.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE

10 piece dining. room set; fumed
oak, William-Mary period; mahogany
player roll cabinet; mahogany sheet
music cabinet; 2 oak upholstered
rockers; 6 Austrian bent wood bed
room chairs; small oak hall table;
mahogany 4-section Gum sectional
bookcase. Phone III. Res. 1O11 So.
Orange Park Ave. Wylie Irwin.
Q41e
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26

Many of the which play important part in the
great Nazmova production "Out of the
the Casino theatre Monday
weknown lighthouse the Permission for
this unusual privilege granted
tave of the Namova Production Company special
trip Washington purpose
"Out of the Fog" is gives
Nazmova distinctive role which opportunity
varied and intense the light
stands the rockbound coa-a lonely
this by the stormossed
Others taken in the light revolving
light which by ships warning of the
reaheous rocks and shoals which
in that privilege for taking
picturessp Government property graaed = @s.e "a
The Cyclone Smith Stories featuring will be shown
These pictures length and COM
plete n each play.
Theey Western in and high class enter
tainment Of that type photoplay
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1919-07-26
Wednesday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE COMPANY PRESENTS
Billie Burke
Make Believe Wife
Many innocent has hanged-and many an inno
cent husband has been suspected by his bu
OF the fellow who caught with right his arms
A pretty hefty explanation
ADMISSION 10 AND 20 CENTS INCLUDING WAR TAX

had young life until Won were
twenty and then exceptionally would
would have done "OUT OF THE Fog? See
NAZMoNA in the dramatic play and Judge yourself