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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Sooner or Later" a New Moore Play at the Lyric on Tuesday

The new Owen Moore photoplay entitled Sooner or Later" is the at. traction booked for the Lyric Tues day.
 This latest Selznick picture has a story which in pure farce, as were the masterpieces of the Charles Hoyt days. It starts with laugh and fin ishes with a roar. the only serious thing in it being the tempestucus love of a confirmed Woman Hater'' for charming girl which will not be denied
 Seena Owen appears in leading support of MT. Moore and other mem bers of the cast are Clifford Gray, Amy Dennis. Joseph Brennan. Jane Carelton, Marie Burke and Rather inc Perry. The direction is by Wes- ley Ruggles who contributed so largely to the success of Mir Moore's previous picture. ''Piccadilly Jim. .' R. Cecil Smith wrote the scenario from a story by Louis Alan Browne.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
'Shipwrecekd Among Cannibals' Comes to
 The Eagle OH Friday

A motion picture that had no scen- ariO Such is "Shipwrecked Among Cannibals." soon to be seen at the Eagle theater Friday and Saturday and Central theater Sunday and Mon day, November 12-13-1415.
 Not one Of the cast had a minutes direction. MT. Edward Lammle and MT. William Alder of the Universal Film company, who were shipwreck- ed on the coast of Dutch New Guinea, took the scenes as they went along. The results are far more thrilling than if they had used manufactured plot.
 What scnarist or director could write story as strange as the daily habits of these weird people, whose woman disfigure themselves for the sake of beauty? Of children, who at nine and ten years of age, appear as forty?
 In the midst of tropical storm that almost wrecked their apparatus these two men stood bravely by their camera and while the lightning struck near them and tall palms crashed at their feet, cranked out hundreds of feet of film, the like of which never had been equalled.
 One night they hid themselves in the nearby bushes, while the Kia Kia Head Hunters danced upon the moon lit sands in a religious ceremony. The lens caught every movement. It would have ment death by torture, had a rustling leaf or a crisp branch betray ed the two white men. but Fate was on their side and they were able to bring back to America the strangest picture of adventure ever shown "Shipwrecked Among Cannibals" i; Dot dry educational picture. It is the actual cinematic record of a true and thrilling adventure.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07

frantic
 During the Grand Rajah March, " which accompanies the opening spec tacle Alice in Jungleland," the leop- ards are omitted entirely, as they become so nervous and eXcitable during the clarionet solos depicting the awakening of Alice, that they are
 During the jazz outbursts, the ele' plants are in their glory, and their frequent trumpetings show their ap' preciation of this kind of syncopa' tion. They move to the seductive music involuntarily. and on this ac' count, jazz is banned during the ele phant acrobatic act. The monkeys also are joyful during the jazzy peri ods, and even Lotus, the hippo. takes notice during the jazz numbers. King Kalieo and Kaffir Sam, her Nyansan keepers, claim she is more tractible while the jazz jiggles are in evi dence
 During the winter season, Koeck ener writes the special music that is required for the show, and that he knows from experience will make life easier anf safer for the trainers. TC a certain extent the trainers lives are in his hands while they are in the arenas, for should lclarionet breal loose during the leopard act, what would happen to Grace Marvel is horrible to contemplate, and by the same token, a snappy one-step while Captain Ricardo is in the arena witt his 20 lions, would spell disaster fol the Captain.
 Extreme care on the part of Woec kener in the selection of his music knowledge resultant from 9 year: experience with the Barnes show partly accounts for the lack of fatal ities in the Barnes arenas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Great American Actor
 Appears at Lyric Soonn
 In "The Great Shadow

When complete history of the stage is written, among the golden pages devoted to the great achieve. ments Of actors conspicuous one will be found devoted to extolling the masterly performances of Tyrone Power, star of The Great Shadow" which will be shown at the Lyric theatre Monday.
 The spoken drama. both here and in England during the past decade, owes much to the genius of MT. Power He began with Madame Januschek and his work with. this eminent artist resulted in bis ob- taining an engagement from Angus tus Daily to support the late Ada Re han in d series ot Shakespearian roles. With Julia Marlowe he was seen in tho original production of When Knishthood Was in Flower" l"
 With Mrs Fiske he played the Marquis of Steyne in Becky Sharpe" With Beerbohum Tree and Sir Hen ny Irving he was conspicuously feat urcd. With Henrietta Crosman he appeared in The Christian Pilgrim" and so on down the line he scored in one success after another. His greatest claim on the hearts e the American playgoing public was his performance in ''The Servant in the House"
 The motion picture stage then claimed him, and Of the msDy, sue cesses in which hc has scored there lis none in which hc gives 2 more impressive performance than in 'The Great Shadow"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07

wife and relatives.
 Incident crowds upon incident; the complications pile up on one another; but character wirr out, for Victor Jones, of Philadelphia, proves 10 Le a finer and nobler Earl of Rochester than Rochester could hope ;o be- There's many a dramatic situation, with enough comedy and romance in- termingled to please the most fasti- dious.
 This photoplay, it is said, reaches as high in quality as any production in which MT. Faversham has appeared during his entire career It was writ ten by H. de We're Stacpoole and di- rected by George D. Baker. The sup porting cast includes a number Of not ed players.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
Larry Semon Gives
 Peep Behind Scenes
 In His Latest Film

Larry Semon. the Vitsgraph com edy king. exploits new scenes in his quest for mirth-proyoking happen ings in "The Stage Hand" which is to be shown at the Central theatre Tuesday and Wednesday and Eagle theatre Thursday. For every one who sees q play there is fascinat- ing curiosity of what takes place back of the stage. and Larry gives q varied, hilarious initiation into it's mysteries.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07
BARNES' B|G FOUR R|NG CIRCUS WILL HIT TOWN NEXT TUESDAY MORNING

That music hath charms to sooth the savage beast is exemplified in the Al G. Barnes circus performance a fact that will be noticed during it's exhibitions here in Bisbee on Nov. 9th.
 The musical director of the show, Edward A. Woerkener, in an inter- view recently, declares the lion acts are handled more successfully with slow weird music than with any oth- CT, while just the opposite is the case of the leopards; with the latter the base drum asnd the trombones have the best effect. while the sound of clarionet drives them almost
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-07

British interests will establish an aerial mail scrvce over a route 26o0 -rolea lonr Sclth Nmcrica rom Per. nambuCu to Bucnos Aires.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23
Lamgstom Inv. Co.
2OS Simpson Building
Phones l024.lS5l.2159
Ardmore Homn@s

A beautiful home or McLish Ave-,
where some of the finest homes
are being built; large living room
across the front. with every ap.
pointment, highly polished oak
floors fine brick mantel, very large
bed rooms. strong construction:
price $500 90.
Owner Of 4 big fine six room bunga.
low on corner lot on McLish has
another investment pending and
wants TO sell this house quick five
OF the six rooms are over Ii feet
square. the house is handsome and
built of very best material and
workmanship and is q real home;
price 100000.
great big lot $50 It front 2l9
It. deep. on West Broadway In
swell neighhorhood and close In
price s375O0O.
A beautiful new home on Bixby Ave,
you will like the design and finish
of this pretty home; price $7750O0.
A real good six room bungalow on
borhood, close in; price s6250.00.
very fine home, on the best corner
lot in the city; we are informed
contractor that the house would
cost $4,000 to reproduce. and
the lots are very valuable; price
100000 payable ,50oO.OO cash,
balance five years at per cent
interest.
A few very choice lots on McIAsh
Ave, worth the money.
A lot on Ninth Ave, y. w, very
cheap at $4,000.
A splendid. well built home on G
Street. northwest; six rooms, pretty
electric fixtures, handsomely finish.
ed, modern throughout; price
s4250.00
A fine five room bungalow or G,
St, y. W, corner lot; price
$4,000.
A great big corner lot, close in, on
r St., n. w. and large homelike
house, price 100000.
A big bargain, close in, on c ST.,
N. w. 20 IT, lot; four room house.
for 100000.
a lot 100 BY 2ls II. on Caddo. cor
ner. east front good five room cot
tage. price $2600,OO.
Another bargain on 9th Ave, near
Caddo; 100 by $50 it., and a -four
room house, price 100000.
A fine modern little brick home on
car line for s325o.0o.
55 acres three miles southwest, the
way the city is growing. price $500
per acre. with a small interest in
the oil and gas rights reserved b!
owner
Let us help you select a homa.
r. G. McKEDDY
l26 1.2 West Main St. 22-'
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Real Estate
Crescent Realty Co
?23 West Main 81. Phone $50
REAL ESTATE AND OIL LEASES
Real Bargains In Real Estate

Real Bargains In Real Estate
No. /. good five room modern house
with bath. on B street. n. +. fruit
trees, small barn, 800 will handle
deal. Lot 50xl50, price $4,000.
No, 2, six room modern house with
bath. good porches, closets, fruit
trees, east front. one block from
paved street. Close to school, lot
l00y2O0, on II street, " f., price
$3.50.
No. g. seven room modern house,
barn and fruit trees, concrete
walks, nice shade trees, faces north.
house old. on West Main street.
Price $4,000. terms one.half cash.
No. eight room house, gas and
water. in sewer district, lot look
139, on G street. N. w, price si.-
900, terms $4,000, cash, balance
$27.45 per month.
No. four room modern house with
bath. Good storm cellar. lot 5oXl00.
Price $500 Terms $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms, on 3rd Ave.
N. W
No. 6, six room modern house. gar.
age. nice shade trees. lot l00xlS0
on G street N. W. dandy bargain
at $4,000
No. Z, four room house. gas, water
! and lights, in sewerage district, lot
| 50X92. Price 81 $50, terms $500 cash,
balance easy OF Harris street, n.
w.
No. s. five room modern bricl;
house within one block OF street
car This property includes four
fine lots, each about 80 foot front
and an average OF 1873 foot depth.
Price s5,250 in n. W
No. ., five room modern house good
porches on excellent paved street.
in n. w, lot 7OxllO, price $4,000.
| No. 10, seven room modern bunga-
low. about two years old, can be
used by two families, on splendid
paved street in n. w, a bargain
at $500, ss3,50O cash. balance on
terms.
No. H. two story business house IN
y. w. splendidly built good loca.
ton, garage, chicken house, grocery
stock and fixtures, price $3.50.
No u, eight room modern house in
n. w. garage shade trees, good
garden, lot l00xl00. Price $4,000
No. 10, six room modern house on
Il street ~ w, an excellent propo-
siticn at 1880. Reasonable tcrms
No. Il. seven room house, modern in
every way, hardwood floors in front
rooms, fireplaces, built in book
cases and cupboards, closets, nice
yard with fruit and shade trees
house faces north and west. located
in $. W.. lot 65xl5O. Price s9,500.
No. Is, five room house with bath
closets. fireplace in each room. two
big screened in porches, servants
house, good cistern four block.
from new hotel in s. W, lot Z,
Xl50 Price $3.50.
No. l6, n fine business lot on Wcs
Main street, a big value at very
reasonable price. This Is a snap
No. II, one OF the most beautiful
residences in the city. two stor,
brick with elegant finishings. eigh
large rooms with basement ant
cyclone cellar. a home of which
any one could be proud If yoI
want such a place and mean tusi
ness call on us for location an,
price.
No. is, We make specially OF oi
leases. Come and sec our board
See our list and let US quot
prices. We are ready to do business
VVrff N.rt.. I,t,..t
CRESCENT REALTY COMPANY
Phone 1855 223 West Main Stree
22.
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w amt a Homae?
i2s IL West Main 81.

WE still have n few more to pick
frnm and II you are really in earn.
est about huying a home you SHOULD
see us at once. See US before you
buy In any event.
CLOSE in southwest One Of the
prcttiest homes In town. It has
everything you can wish for In a
real home and can bc bought FOR
much less than cost price now.
II Is a new brick home. Shown on
appointment,
II St. :. w, new six room hunga'
low. hardwood floors. huIlt in feat
ures. Lot 63xl50. 4 bargain NJ
$1,000.
BIXBY Ave. $. ". rooms and
bath. garage and driveway, South
front $1,000.
WEST Broadway $. w. rooms and
bath. fireplace, hardwood floors.
corner lot 7Oxl40. Garage and chick
en- yard and garden, $1,000.
c ST., y. W, rooms and bath. East
front and in perfect condition. Very
close in, s4,50O.
C St., n. W. rooms and bath.
Large lot and good brick home,
5000.
EIGHTH Ave, n. w, 6 rooms and
bath. Lot 5OxllO, in perfect condl'
ton. Newly papered throughout.
S3,250.
HURRY If you want n home. We
have them everywhere. We know
the town. The town knows us.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-23

OIL LEASES

Murray county, close to new loca-
tions with rigs up and machinery on
ground Another oil field predicted
within Il few months.
140 acres, sec. 20, 1n.2e
200 acres sec. "a, ln-2e.
SO acres. sec. 3s. ln-2e.
so acres, sec. 1, ls-2o.
so acres, sec. 81. 2n.2e.
40 acres, sec. 81. 2n.3e.
100 acres, sec. %, 2n-3e.
All five year commercial leases.
Apply to oil properties department.
L.ANGSTON INVESTMTNT
COMPANY
sO8 Simpson Building 22-2
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FOR RENT-Furnished, a beautiful
apartment, five rooms, sleeping
porch and garage Close in %
Fourth Ave. n. w. SS5 per month.
Write or wire, Effic Campbell,
Montgomery, Mo. 22-3
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Positions Wanted
Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED CLERK-must have ref
erenceS. Apply Randol Hotel. 2l-3
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Oil Stocks
For Rent--Houses

FOR RENT-A tenant who will pay
for repairing, 1926 6 st. S. W., can
get house for one year. Phone 9S2,
23-S
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W.NNTED--By Mrs. Martha Simpson,
100 ladies TO take Turkish baths
messages. There's nothing YOU can
hve your daughter that will give
her the pleasure and comfort in
life as physical training. Develops
tho parts necessary for health and
strength at the Ardmore Institute
Of Health John 7. Reeves, prop,
Dr. Conway. chropratcor; Young
Togo, AMI Miss Martha Simpson,
physical training. Special treatment;
neuroshteriie by Or, Reeves. 23 >
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Lost and Found

LOST-Black music roll, finder please
return TO J. d. Martin, Healdton,
Okla, Box 1873. 1876
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A GOOD FOUR room house for rent.
Call 1l04 4th Ave. n. T. 23.2
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LDST-Near Hope School House and
Bowels store, a black silk plush
coat. Notify Vaught at Post office
2O-6
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SWELL six room brick bungalow
ON ear line northwest Ardmore,
modern and a bargain. Terms, IL.
c. Tate. office phone As, residence
1876. 2l.10
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w anted to Buy
Wanted to Rent

WANTED One or two light house.
keeping rooms. Modern. Phone
273. Mrs. .. l.. Howard 22.3
PLACE wanted to room and board
by young man. Phone s77 22-2
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QUIT CRYING about high prices.
AS an investment, a revenue bear
er. or n home. this one ought to
appeal to you. a new . room
bungalow n. w, close I'M pnce
$4,000. 1t will rent for s65 per
month right off the reel We'll ar
ranged for two families Don't
look further until you look it over.
Yates, the Earth Man.
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Real Estate
~sas - aaHaIaHa==aaIla
FOR SALE

Take your Choise Of two lots, Cnc ol
Biyby, one ON McLish, an idea
place 10 build home Act today,
they may be gone tomorrow.
Either q home or an investment. SIX
rooms and bath ON lst Ave, be
tween G and ID streets. Close IN
and priced 1T bargain figures. Price
$500.
4. ID. WAGNER 4 son
205.6 Won Weiss Bldg. Phone lUo
The courier-index., 1920-10-29

1st The companies we represent require us to make prompt settlement with them for every policy written and they will not wait on us. To our plea for extension they say, If you can't col lect for the policy, cancel it.. 2nd You expect your money when you have a loss just as soon as the adjustment is made, and we should have our money when the policy is de- livered.
 3rd This plan puts every customer of ours on the same basis The way we have operated hereto fore some of our customers pay cash, some pay in from one to six months, few wait year and occasionally lose the premium on ac- count of it never being paid. 4th Our margin of profit is small that we can- not afford to pay interest on the money to car- ry any ones account, for gross profit is ONLY Is PER CENT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-11

At the source of things there is a
lot of profiteering. But the man
who is consumer can't get at the
source of things, SO he abuses the
poor little retailer. Our heart goes
times.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-11
JeIfOy.

|. Ve;.l Summers. Of Missouri. visit
ed with friends and attended TO bu"-
here Tuesday.
! Ward Shaw and family moveti
here from near Garden Grove, the
past week.
e. S. BufIum visited at Ames the
past week.
X. Wolyerton and family moved
to the Heath farm the past week.
The Gerhardt Concert Co. gave
an entertainment at the Presbytef-
ian church last Tuesday evening
which was enjoyed by the large
crowd present.
Mrs. Mary Heath and Mrs. Claud
Mcclure were taken sick the past
week and are being cared for at tn"
hospital by Dr. Burbanks.
Otto Davis and Eunice Evans
were married Wednesday.
Verle Stanley was business
visitor here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. barry Enos ana
daughters arrived here MONDAY
from Kent, Ohio. to visit at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
i! Mr.. and Mrs. w. S: Miller moved
into the Bert Cornell property the
past week and Mrs, Joe Milligan.,
moved into the property vacated by
Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
George Weidenhaft was a Weldon
visitor Thursday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-11
Franklin.

Cecil Knapp spent Sunday with
the McCullough girls.
Miss Anna Duffield. who mas peen
spending the winter with her
brother, Leo, and family OF Granite
Canyon, Wyoming, returned Thurs
day to her home here.
Carl and Clifford McCulloush
spent Sunday at the George Scott
Mrs. B. F. Sears visited Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. Ed Parker
Mrs. Carl Kendall spent several
DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs
Frank Kendall, and family.
Misses Hazel and Myrtle Petit
cord are entertaining the muMps al
- Vim. Drffeld. who has leon
visiting at the Glenn Pei ticord rome
returned Saturday % the nome o.
his parents near Tacoma, Iowa.
Miss Hortense kLapp and AlDer1
Watson speAt Sunday afternoon
with Misses Hazel and Myftie
Miss Jemima Kob called on Mrs.
Wills Mccullough Monday, 81 las
week. .i.,,
Dan Poland h2E been en- t.itls
hedge for Jeni2?a sob ne PAST lsN
VIM. Lionberger was Garden
Grove caller Saturday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-11
NiapeI Grave.

Mrs. J. G. Fesler ard son. marley
we're Grand River callers last Sat4r-
day: .,i. ,,;ci,i,,. ,vare
shocked Saturday on hearing ct Jay
Swiele, of Grand River, being run
over by the . o'clock naSsenSer
train Saturday afternoon. He vas
coming to Grand River in lumber
wagon. West of Grand River W1en
he came to the crossing he dldn
hear the train and the team was
struck by the train and he was ser
iously injured. He was taken 20
Grand River and from there Or.
Carr accompanied him 10 the Wei
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bright we're
shocked to hear of the death OF thelf
daughter, Mrs. Ryan, OF osceoia,
who died with influenza: She was
brought to Leon for burial.
Freddie Bright was a decatur
caller Tuesday. =, ,,
Miss Cecil Bright called on hef
Mrs. Dan Bright one
day last week. w.,
Mrs. Albert Bramme1 called on
Mrs. Claud Norman Friday after
noon. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Green and
family moved to their new nome
near Ellston.
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Garden Grove.

of near Princeton, Mo-, who have
been here visiting with her. father
Chas. Reeves, returned home Mon
day, accom- panied by her sister, Miss
Classic Reeves, who later on Will
go to North Dakota to make heI
home with relative.
Carey Deisher made business
trip to Leon Monday morning.
Benton Metz, of Charlton was here
over Sunday visiting with his wife
and at the home of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Metz.
3. A. Evans left Sunday for Their
mopolis, Wyoming, being called by
the illness of brother.
5ohn n GatHF has awn mSved bv to a. farH
stock of goods here ip Garden
John Salisbury, who has been
visiting the past several weeks With
relatives at Waldron, Kansas, re
turned home last week. On his way
home he says he met John l.. Vail
at Wichita, Kansas. where he IS
employed in the l.lion depot.
Miss Dollie Bates went to Davis
City last week TO visit at the home
of her aunt, Mrs AIilligan.
Mr.. Hewson of Leon, was here
last week on business. He formerly
lived southeast OF here. He has
sold his farm near Blockley and
moved to Leon. 1T will be remem-
bered that last year he got his lee
cut off in a wood saw.
Anderson and Walter Clark have
bought the James Trisler property
in the southwest part Of town, also
the Speed property across the ro?d
north from it and have sold the
Speed property to Ralph Clark.
]. r. Brown has moved from hiS
farm north Of town, which he SOLD
last fall into the property which
he bought Of 4. +. Place.