davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05
A Similar Instance.
* * *
Catering to the Brewers.

One would draw the conclusion af-
ter an optical measurement of Wood
rows chin that he was a regular
standpatter, but his entire official life
is one of vacillation. He is now en-
deavoring to regain his standing with
the powerful brewery interests of the
Earth Post.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05

National Republican: The country
expects something better from the new
congress than another reel of the same
show the old congress was providing,
believe US.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05

That so-called "brick" ship, con-
structed of concrete and terra Gotta
and weighing $500 tons, should not,
at least, prove high roller in heavy
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05

From authentic reports it is ap-
parent that the "'solid south" has been
honeycombed and is on the verge of
disastrous collapse.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05

Say what you like about those Ger
man diplomats, they seem to be "put-
ting a few over" on the big four at
Versailles.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05
Stock Shipment.

Gentlemen: My next shipment Of
stock will be June 16. You can list
your stock at any time at Lester
Kings cream station or call 2-77,
Princeton. On the job all the time.
24-2c Sidney Grow, Shipper.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05

It seems a pity that the armies of
the allied nations did not "fnish the
job" by driving into Berlin.
The Princeton union., 1919-06-05
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
Sensible DOughbOys.

Sensible Doughboys.
You have noticed, no doubt, that
the boys who married in France are
not bringing home their mothers-in-
law. -Baudette Region.
* * *
The American Baseball League?
No man is going to be elected Presi-
dent of the United States next year
on a platform Of opposition to the
league.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
* * X
A Similar Instance.
To hear a man Dragging about the
garden that his wife has planted re-
minds us of the rooster who crows
when the hen lays an Bemidji
Sentinel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
'SPECIAlTlES CONTINUE
TO HOLD LEADERSHIP

New York. March 14.--Specialtiea
continued to hold leadership Of stock
market today. Although trading WAS
on smaller scale than in previous
eessions this week. the day was not
without new high records. Several
Issues reached new tops for this move
ment and In some instances the high
est prices in their history.
Copper shares continued to exhibit a
heavy undertone although some COM
:. - ny tS.ssf sTtv n ~;
purchase on the theory that The worst
had been discounted. The brokers who
were advising their customers to buy
the copper shares declared that these
issues would probably follow the trend
of the general market now that their
technical position has been corrected.
These stocks are expected to manifest
an upward tendency the minute even
slight increased demand for copper il
reported. Steels were also heavy.
Many professional traders have
started to reach for the top Of the up
ward movement and have put out short
lines OF stock.
These sales have strengthened the
technical position of the market, but
many stocks are believed to have been
cverbought and for this reason brokers
are advising their customers not 10
climb for shares.
IRaAiiodu SuAFtS continued TO DC neg =
lected Notwithstanding that railroad
men say Director General Hines is do
Ing everything possible to eliminate
the difficulties that now confront the
transportation companies.
Liberal offerings Of American Smelt-
ing and Refining were made all day.
Professional traders expect the stock
to break tomorrow when the annual
report will probably be published. The
statement of operations for last year
liz expected to make poor showing
and rumor said the earnings would
show falling off Of as much as s10,-
600, 900
Accumulation was reported to be go
Ing on in Pressed steel Car by people
who declare that the annual report to
be published in the near future will
probably show more than $50 share
earned on the stock. Railway Steel
Springs was another equipment issue
which is finding many friends A pool
10 said TO DO operating IN the latter
Issue. American Car and Foundry.
however. was heavy and lost nearly
point. American Locomotive and
Bo1dwin Locomotive also closed lower.
United States Rubber came in for
considerable attention and on vigorous
buying rose more than three points to
the highest price for more than ffteen
years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
Plant Early Potatoes.

With the ndar approach - the
PLANTING season farmers should efve
immediate attention to the home aat.-8
den. Among the substantial we're
tables which should be grown on each
fnrr1 in the South none are more Inn
porfant than the irish potato anHs
sweet -otato. small area or early
irish potatoes should be grown IN each
garden. but the main CROP OF coufnr
should be grown In a larger area. ~
good soil. well fertilixed and wc1f pre-
pared. The early crop OF potatoeS
shovld be planted an soon III the
ground carr he prepared IN tf1e ex~s
tren1e southern areas Irish notatoess
are usual: planted in Januafy. III
the middii section Of the South fys
February. and in the section " IN
latitude of Oklahoma and kentucfy III
March. The Triah Cobbler, the Witt
Triumph. and Red Triumph ar4 rect
carly potatoes. brt where only enc
bier Is recommended. a6 tn M
To safeguard the potato crop x3Ainaf
scsb y h advisable to treat the stnAeF9E
bv putting one-half pfnt Of HOrsaA10e~SS
hyde in ffteen gallons OF water ail1f
soaking the potatoes In this soiutioIiS
about two hours. ssss
The culture OF potatoes and AthsN,
crops IL fully treated IN Farmer
bulletin a34 on gardening ~ fli69
South. This bulletin will berpe0e n Y
on application 70 the United snkat3a
department OF agriculture. Wnn1ll1 lsz
ington. d. c.. or may be- n11ur4
through the local county agsnt.a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
NEW YORK COTTON MARsxET.

New York. March IA heavy gen
eraf selling movement. based on "
bearlsh Interpretation of press dis
patches regarding peace prospects ana
reports of higher ocean rates. promoted
q violent break In the cotton market
toward the close today following the
steadiness. Wall street was an active
seller on the group and many stop or.
ders were uncovered
One of the features that attracted III
good deal Of attention and comment
today was relative etrenxth n new
style May, which touched $2AS5 II onA
time. making new high ground Far the
movement.
Today's sales of spot in the Eoitherr
markets were the heaviest In. some
days. The close was easy with old cor-
tracts twenty-five points higher to Sew
enty-fve points lower and new con.
tracts thirty-Nve points higher 10 six-
ty-eiRht points lower.
Receipts at the ports for ths az
were 5s.715 bales
Exports we're 1886 bales, an III
Frsncel @T 81
Spot here was steady. witt, nffdAIinr
unchanged at twenty-seven ana one
half cents The sales were f;fle bales
Receipts At leading ports were dAi-
weston. 2.75a; New Orleans. 14afs Sa-
vannah. s,ss4; Augusta. f.1s4;T al
Louis, 7ss; Wilmington, 1899: Norfolk.
f,4sT; Memphis $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
NEW YoRK CrRp MARKET.

New York, March 14--Price changes
on the curb today were irregular al
though an undertone OF strength mark
ed most of the dealings AS in the
past few sessions new high records
were established, especially In those
Issues which have been the most prom
inent recently. Proft-taking sales were
again In large volume but all offerings
were readily absorbed. business was
In large volume. but less than yester-
aay.
keystone Tire and Rubber was
again the most prominent OF the Indus
trial group reaching a new high price
level. Miscellaneous shares generally
were fairly active and frmer
business In the oil stocks was again
Of small proportions and scattered
throughout very narrow list of Issues.
There was little feature to the trading,
Curb list:
1000 Aetna. az Teas
5oo United Motors, s3I3T4s.
ll5o Anglo American Oil. 17a m1s1.
5000 Cosden Oil, Thsm7E.
2.eoo Federal OIL. "a. d27s
900 Int. Petroleum. 2iSeIeI,s.
Loco Metropolitan Petrol. sA Gs.
400 Victoria OH. new. ass e9ess
1000 Atlanta, 5ff6
1,oSc Big Ledge 7-ie@E.
$500 Boston and Montana, 4am5a
2.ie0 Calumet and Jerome. ssn7-rs.
$500 Goldfeld, lsme9
$500 Jumbo. 1908.
5000 Kewanas. sIs.
$500 Mother Lode. 3Tmss
1850 Tono. Extension, s-1s1e5-fs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
Allen II. Tyler
VS..

VS..
John Hugh williams and others.
BY decree Of November %. 1913, the
court having directed that the follow
ing accounts be taken, to-w.t:
WAS partnership existing between
the complainant. Alien II. Tyler and
the defendants. John Hugh williams,
trading under the name of Williams Il
Tyler, and IL so. what was the nature,
terms and status OF the partnership
agreement
IF tho alleged firm Of Williams &
Tyler were n partnership. state and
settle the accounts OF said partners
as such. and OF the partnership. II the
alleged firm OF williams 4 Tyler is
found to be partnership. state tho
assets of said partnership and An &C
count Of the debts owing by said part
nership.
IL the commissioner nnds that said
partnership does not exist. he will re-
port who is tire owner of the business
trading under the style OF williams 4
Tyler, and the assets, debts and liza.
hilfties of said business"
And the court having directed that
notice OF the time and place of TAX
ing said accounts be published once a
week for four successive weeks. which
publication shall be equivalent TO per.
sonal service of such notice to all par.
ties In interest. they are hereby nott-
fled that l have fixed on. the 3rd day
Of April. 1919. at II o'clock A. ~. and
my office. No. Sill Travellers building,
Richmond, Va. ~ the time and place
to proceed to take the said accounts
Given under my hand this 2Sth day
OF February 1919.
G. CARLTON JACKSON,
Commissioners.
r. Justin Moore. p. q March l. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

''1sne world wiIi, * ssdspsi
textile products duftng tho
years than they tlid dnrimGs1a
Gus 20 the world wsr, and the 1e1
at the moment has not reraxex1 q i :
the shock OF the Armtstfre NM ~ y
iifsted Itself tc new cundtsf0d4 XIl
there are tin61uhteti textile pfOdW0
enough 10 meet the worlds na6ooS11
demands J am convinced: bast fl3GS
are nj present In the wrong place. W&
all realize that people throughOut k1kS|
world have been drawing upon th1f&
reserve stocks. not only OF their Ward
robes but also their window curtains
hedsickins. etc. TO meet their r~s
quirements
the textile industry OF the world
has grave responsibility. We IA the
United States spin some 30 per cent
X <1,T }-<NSclss ~-,s A. a,>~ss. ssHss - IT,
co'toh 81 tine world: with fhs n
sources of our country intact we can~
not permit those who helped w win
suffer as at present.
Let us, however be frank eSiouxM
to call our European relief. foreign
trade and not parade under false pre-
lenses. The soundest relief IN good
business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
CHICAGO GRAM MAnkRr

Chicago. Ill. March 14.--Foitowfn&
heavy selling in corn by sc1ttereA
longs during the early part Of today
the market was taken IN hand BY
shorts and their buying caused feae-s
lions, Prices were or three cents ~
one period. but advanced to the higher
levels for March before. the ciose.
Reports that Argentine freight rates
we're advanced FIVE cents busteI ara
that former price offerings had been
withdrawn was a bulIish factor. Re-
ports as to labor conditions in Argen-g
tine conflict.
One of the larger plants OF tbs Corn
Products company at Granite City, III.
has been closed indefinitely. ii waa re-
ported. because prices are almost proc
hibittve and sufficient corn to keAp
machinery running was not I'M tight.
Primary receipts and Shipments
showed big drop. Cash sales shosr IN
advance OF one cent at Chicago Some
Improvement In Southern demand wAss
shown, but the Eastern situation wac
un changed.
Oats showed fractional reeessionea
and trade was slow. Fluctuations foi-
lowed price changes In corn. There
was no incentive for either bears ofA
bulls to take oh Or put OUT lines. Cash
sales were light at declines of onelhaff
TO one cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
GETS TWO YEARS FOR is FALSE
ANSWERS IN QCExTyOyy Ann

'anVfIIe Va, March 14.--Temple Lee
Walton. alias Alison Rex Johns. in
iicted on fifteen counts for making
false statements in his questionable.
impersonating an officer and obtaining
money under false pretenses, plead ed
guilty In federal court here today. and
was sentenced to serve'two years in
prison
Walton claimed he was missionary
preacher and appeared In court in the
UNIFORM OF marine and with n wound
stripe, although the authorities stated
he had not been overseas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

The object Of this suit 10 TO remove
cloud from the title OF the plaintiff
to "All that certain piece or parcel of
land, with the improvements thereon.
formerly Tying ana being in the county
Of Henrico, in tho state Of Virginia, In
the town Of Fulton, but which by re-
cent extension of tho city limits, has
Richmond, and bounded as follows:
beginning on the eastern line of Gra-
ham street at point seventy-nve (75)
feet north Of Union street. thence run
ming northwardlv and fronting on Ora.
ham street flfteen tIbo fect, thence -.
tending back eastwardly between par
allei Tines one hundred and ten t1lO)
feet 10 nm alley TEN tie} fest wfde:-
to confirm the title Of J. W. Pennell
to the same As conveyed to him by
Joseph A. Fischer, Joseph r. Ors6hel
ana J. w. Penneil. trustees Of tho west
End Building Fund association. No. q,
by deed dated November ~. 1905. and
recorded in the clerks office OF the orr
cult court Of Henrico county in deed
book 2e0-C, page 1877, and to quiet and
confirm the title Of Annie Laurie Pen.
nell to same, rs devisec OF ]. w. PEN
nell. deceased.
And affidavit having been made and
Aled that Coleman Jones, one OF the
defendants. 10 not resident Of the
state Of Virgins. It u ordered that
within ffteen days after the due pub.
licafion OF this order and do what 10
nscessary to protect his interests In
this snit.
Teste:
cHAs o. sAvYLLE, clsrk.
George J. Hooper. p. q.
March I. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
USED CARS.

Willis-Knight 5-Passenger.
Ford Touring.
Kline Light Six-rebuilt.
Cole Sedan.
Buick Registered Racer.
Willis Six; 7-passenger.
Overland Club Roadster.
Overland 2-pass. Roadster.
Trucks.
Republic One-Ton.
Republic Three-quarter Ton.
Ford Delivery.
Atlas 81 Ton Delivery.
Dodge One-Ton.
Maxwell One-T
Motor Exchange Co.
605-613 West Broad Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
BUREAU EXPERT
INSPECTS LOCAL MARKET

An expert from the bureau Of
markets Of the United States depart
ment OF agriculture inspected the
city markets yesterday with Director
OF Public welfare Lazy. Each detail
OF the management and arrangement
OF the local markets was gone over
with View to Improvement under
the new administration Of the depart
ment OF public welfare. Refrigefa-
ton - ono OF the problems IN the first
market, ana - II expected that the
IMPORT " tho inspection viii result In
III this fine. along with
better sanitary arrangemonts and bet
A1lltllp 10s 4Q1n1 1nnlMAn1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

For Norfolk: 6:l5 A. NJ. $40 A. NJ,
s3,lS r. NJ, s5:16sP. ~.
/. For Lynchburg and West. A. NJ,
sssiS A. NJ, sl:3s r. NJ. ss:1S r. NJ.
$50 p. n.
Arrive from Norfolk: sl1;55 A. NJ,
s7:3S r. NJ. 1000 p. NJ.
From the West: 1850 A. H.. 1910 r.
~. f1:3S r. NJ, s1:a5 r. NJ. 1000 r. N.
daily, fDaiiy except Sunday. tsun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

The object OF the above styied suit
is to partition and sell the house and
lot known as ITO Decatur street.
South Richmond, Va. which is owned
by the above named parties plaintiff
and defendants. And 1t appearing by
affidavit fled herein according to law
that John M. Howell and Leonia Gard
ner. above named defendants are non
residents OF this state. il Is therefore
ordered that the said John II. Howell
and Leonia Gardner. do appear here
within fifteen U5) days after due pub
lication Of this order and do what In
necessary 10 protect their interests,
An extract--Teste
w. r. DC VAL.
II. ....... Clerk
Nunnally 4 Miller. p d. '.
March Is. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
The Annual Meeting

OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg &
Potomac and Richmond e. Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company will he
held at 10 o'clock A. NJ, March IT.,
1919. at sol East Main street, Rich
mond, Virginia.
FRANK w. DUKE, Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
SCHEDULES.
esapeake b Ohio Railroad

Chesapeake b Ohio Railroad.
Gin. Lo'viiis 4 West. 1900 D., $3.50 ..
Main Lane Local. s7:4E q, 45:iS ..
James River Line. 'Io:oo .. {s;is ..
Newport News,
MIX. Old Pt.. 1890 q. 1890 n, 1900 o.
Newpt. News. Local. 1900 4. $50 D.
From NIX. Newport
News. OLD Pt.. ei3:o5 n. s::St D.. ss:4S ..
Newpt. News. Local. ss:4S O., ss:lS 3.
From West: $3.50 D.. sa:4ssn. Locals,
fs:ss T.. 1855 p. James River. 1910 q,
$500 p.
sDsiiy. tExcact Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

SMITH lost my identity for two
whole weeks last summer.
Jcnes-How did 1t happen1
smith Spent my vacation among
wi1es rotations. whore was simply
known - AnnA'D husband. -Ph1lnAea-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

Fill this blank and mail to John Hrschberg Chairman
Employment Committee State Capitol not later than April
1919 Of Fathers Brothers, Husbands Sons in Fighe
Division and where they employed before going into
tary service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
DEATH NOTICES.

ErNg-Entered into eternal rest at her
residence, 200 West Twenty-seventh
street. at $3.50 A. NJ Friday, March
il. MRS. ELLA AMOS KING. wife OF
sherman King.
Funeral from the residence THIS
{Saturday) AFTERNOON at $3.50
O'Clock Interment in Riverytcw.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
MISCELLANEOUH.

why SuaeF with Dea ssrss. neils,
bruises. burns or sprains, when you
can get almost Immediate relief by
applying TWENTIETH CENTURY
ROYAL LINIMENT. For sale It all
drug stores. or 200 East Marshall
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA: IN HUSTINGS COURT.
PART II. OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND. This 18th DAY OF MARCH.
1913.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

Ida Howell, Guardian. etc, Plaintiff
VS.
Ruth Wilson. Oscar Howell, Albert
Howell. John NJ Howell, Leonia
Gardner. Carter Howell, Lucille Bat
tie. Charles Is. Robinson Admin
istrator, Violet Howell and Evelyn
Howell Defendants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15

VIRGINIA.: IN THE CHANCE Jerry
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE a7TH DAY OF TEBRu-
ARY 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
LOST AND FOUND.

Wire wheel, Auto Tire
attached. Finder call Madison aiit'
Reward A. F. DONALD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
y n c.1see

RGINIA: IN THE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
AUTOMOBILES BARGAINS

Grant 49, B-passenEeR, 10lze oSeose0s
Studebaker. t-eyl, 6-passenEer. $3.50.
4 Oakland. 4.eyl. s-passeu., 1911. $500.
y. - PREN1Fss
4.t-s~A ~. ~ W. nread.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-15
RICHMOND sToCk MARKET.

by Castle e. "urca e. Ca
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC:
We Offer For Your Approval
The New Grand
NORTH DAKOTA'S FINEST THEATRE
TO THE PUBLIC:


C i F A MAN write a better book, preach a better mn or make a bhr mouse
trap than his eghbo, though he buld hist ousen the woods, the world will
= make a beaten path to- his door," It'll #'##
In building the neWtheater and bidding for the patronage oft the public we had Emer-
sons quotation in mind and W. trust to merit that patronage by presenting for heir
amusement the best that oneyc can buy and judgment dictate.
The building Itself has been quilt according to the very stingent building regulations
of the larger cities and we can assure you that yorM life and health are saeguarded in II
isc construction. Safety and comfort has been our motto and we trust that. the seating
arrangement rest rooms and everything connected with the lew and fire proof bud-
ing will merit your approval and your patronage @
We have the exclusive franchise to present PaamountArtuaft productions for the
coming year and the newer ad better grade of ParamountArtcnft Pictures can b,
seen only att this theater. In thsr respect we wish to say thai hese pictures will be
shown at the New Grand at the I'M tme as they are being hownI in the leading ta-
tesof Minneapoisan d St. Paul.
Dur Omission prices will be- lower han thu san elias of musementc costs ewher in
this state. This has always cen our policy and should w at any int in the future
advance our prices fors special productions our patrons can est assured tina necessity
compelst am that the atrahono offered will be worth the money or else it will be
chenfuny refunded. @ - #.#
Criticisms sand suggestions both as to the entertainment offered and the conduct of the
A. J.
i. M. C. COOPER.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08

The painting was done by Carl.
Olson, who has done art work in
Rome and Berlin,,s and Harold
Hiberg, both Of Minneapolis.
Their art work is some of the fin
est seen in the northwest.
Box Arrangement.
Instead of having boxes and
loges in, the usual place, they are
situated across the rear of the
auditorium. This makes them
much more advantageous for mo-
ton picture patrons.
An absolutely fire-proof projec-
ton room is located in the gal
lery. 1t is large enough to az
commodate two projecting ma
chimes and still give plenty Of
room for the operator and his
equipment. Two new Simplex
machines have been installed. Mr..
Kayanagh was the first motion
picture man west of Chicago. to
use a Simplex machine. julius
Storheim, an experienced oper-
ator. will attend to this feature
Of Mr.. Kavanagh's theater.
Retiring rooms and lavatories
are located in the basement. The
ladies' retiring room is beautiful.
~ furnished, the appointments
being Artistic, vet very :. simple.
The mems retiring oom also is
splendidly furnished. The lava
tories r in white enamel. Hot
water is provided in, each room.
A drinking fountain is located at
the top Of each stair.
A wide tunnel runs around the
basement of the theater. This is
one of the features provided for
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-11-08
latest Addition To Grand
Forks List OF Play House.
Is Equipped Up TO The
Minute To Give Best OF
Service To Patrons; In
Charge OF Competent And
Experienced Staff OF Ex-
perts; All Accessorie.
Best To Be Obtained.
The New Grand ,Theater,

J Hsko Me- 49,. -.
ny Ne" Grand, North Dako-
ta's finest theater, will open to-
morrow, when A 7 K.,on,.
the proprietor. viii nrassnt Eesis
Ferguson in her latest parae
hlount-Artcraft nict,,ra tx WI
ness fon..the DEFENSE"
q NJ. !, 40, :, 80
"A wnboTt.d nnSt new p!ayhouse
s,illi,n hwost WI llnest N the
s,nnFinn nicf,,ra - no inner
3Ta,in rit;as = 800 ~ VIZ
ri eHn,nnf - 4. as. apsElutely
.,nats - ,has,, y possioie 70,
ialdst and finest a. ana u mas me
m ht sWhars ~ nsa,e EQUIP,
she:i,ih ~ soul ule ana
TX avan rh.. s1aess uafue Is MT.
;yislt ~ 49, tthuasaan anu, aitei q
s1rassad ,rith ".sa'el, one rs I'M
II !, M IT, .me ~futnlqlness OF
hnfh;no - n,ai.a mas spared
X cnm W. naS - piaynouse
he nv ~ "a ole mp
non,,lar n1.n ooIlu 10 oe aver
wnrL w,e a 49,. Neally an OF the
i. its anditor;nm - cat men.
TO- W. - -