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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-10
Orange and Grapefruit shipWents
Considerably Ahead Of last Wear
To Same Date-Lettuces Mn
ed Vegetables, Peppers

Up to the end of last week our citrus
fruit shippers moved 507 cars OF grape
fruit and 1,Os9 cars of oranges Dur
ing the corresponding period last
year the movement was 314 cars of
grapefruit and 557 cars of oranges.
The total output of oranges 20 Noyem-
ber % this year was 3.044 cars com
pared with LIS last season to the
same date. OF grapefruit. the move
ment was 2,s7S compared with z6fo
last year.
There were 104 cars of lettuce and
II cars of vegetables shipped last
week, bringing the total to November
q to 16S and 81 cars respectively.
compared with 104 and 140 TO the
same date last year.
The following tables set forth the
carlot movement of the various fruits
and vegetables to date. with CORE
spending figures showing the move
ment on same dates last year. As far
as is known, the movement OF oranges
last week was the heaviest movement
of oranges during a single week 20
have ever taken place in Florida To
November %, the orange output. this
season, lacked 3S2 cars OF being twice
the output of last years GRIP 70 the
corresponding date. The grapefruit
movement to the same date this year
was 23S cars more than last.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says La d les Are
Using Recipe of Sage
Tea and Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and
iuster. or when 1t fades, turns
gray, duh and lifeless. is caused by
a lack of sulphur in the hair Our
grandmother made up a mixture of
Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her
locks dark and beautirui. and thou
sands OF women and men who value
that even color, that beautiful dark
shade of hair which is so attractive,
use only this old-ume recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous
mixture improved by the addition OF
other ingredients by asking at any
drug store for a bottle OF "Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound"
which darkens the hair so naturally
so evenly, that nobody can possibly
tell it has been applied. You Just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
1t and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand al time.
BY morning the gray hair disap-
pears; but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound Is that, besides beauti-
fully darkening the hair after a few
applications, It also brings back the
gloss and luster and gives II an ap-
pearance OF abundance,-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Realty Sales Exceed
S35OOOO for the First
Fifteen Days of June

Adams & Walker report an ex-
tremely active real estate market, es-
peclally considering that June is one
of the slow summer months. Ac-
counts of two large sales, one for
one Hundred and Fifty Thousand
dollars and the other for Fifty Five
Thousand, will be published later.
The other sales follow;
Corner bungaow. 1850 North Den
yer, Ph. Brumberg to c, *. Abbott
$4,000. Sale by Sam Smith.
Residence. 1915 So. Cheyenne, Mrs.
Swanson TO w, c. Norris. sl6,500.
Sale by Max Campbell.
Vacant corner, Buena Vista and
TroostS c. X. Abbott TO +, j. Bon
out, s2,l00. Sale by Bob Collins.
Bungalow, 1902 So. Norfolk, Ad-
ans & Walker, to Il. J. Heavenor,
$4,000, Sale by z, T. Helm.
Two lots on Norfolk in Broadmoor
Aria Mason TO Ph, Brumberg, 5000,
Sale by Sam Smith and Roy Bruce
Bungalow. 700 block So. Phoenix
Charles Evans 10 VIM. Merry, t6,350.
Sale by Bob Collins.
Cottage, 1405 SO. Quincy, II. L.
Standevan TO Tom Sheppard, $500.
Sale by r. c, Leonard.
Broadmoor bungalow. o. $. Black
TO NJ. A. Moltz. $4,000. Sale by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Strange But True

When tho American Indian
was pushed back by tho white
man, Uncle Sam allowed him
to rest on the then worthless
plains and jungles for his hunt
ing ground, that the Red Mans
white brother might TIL the fer
tile soil. Most Of the rich oil
fields of Oklahoma were on the
worthless scrub hills OF tho
Indian nation. The Texas ranch
owner and farmer left the sage
brush plains and arid hills un-
touched, The state gave the re-
fuse to the university and school
system, And again nature law
ishes her wealth whore least ex-
pected and the oil. gas and min
eral resources OF these school
lands are building fortunes for
those who come and take them
for development, and now the
state. the university and the
public schools are reaping tho
fabulous riches the carly settlers
pushed aside. This In one of the
strange things whereby nature
takes care OF her own and 1t is
all very we'll because It gives
the chance now we could never
have gotten otherwise.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Roy Bruce.
bungalow, 1346 North Denver. Phi
Brumberg to H. Henderson, $4,000.
Sale by Sam Smith.
Bungalow, 1898 SO. Owassa. Ad-
ans d Walker to d. q. Kehrer. S12,-
500. Sale by X. Il. Helm.
Cottage, 1907 So, Quincy, Tom
Sheppard TO ID c. Pratt, $3.50. Sale
by r. G, Leonard.
Vacant site In RldRewood, L. C
Olinger TO NJ l.. McCune, $500.
Sale by Bob Collins.
Cottage, 90 So, Lewis, w. r John
son 10 Tom Sheppard. $500. Sale
by f. c, Leonard,
Residence, ia West Orlando, r.
X Hughes 10 l.. @. McCleary, $500.
Sale by Roy Bruce.
Colonial bungalow, corner l4th
and Norfolk, Broadmoor, K M
Vaughn to Geo, Winters, $4,000.
Sale by Frank Walker,
Cottage, l423 so, Rockford. Fred
Steiner 10 j, l.. Roux, $4,000. Sale
by Bob Collins,
Building site, corner 18th and
Owasso, 1873 feet. Ben Phillips to
Mrs. VIM. Thompson, $4,000. Sale
by Max Campbell,
1870 East Fifteenth, Adams &
Walker 20 Leo Kaufman, $l2,500.
Sale by Farrell and Lucas.
Bungalow, 1914 North Denver. J.
c. Mitchell 10 7, C. Argue, Jr.. s9,5O0
Sale by Leonard and Bruce
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Benefits of Cooperation.

Tn. development carried On by thu
drilling branch of the truateeshlp
makes wealth for the participat-
ing members direct. This same de-
vslopmen, enhances the values of
nll individuals without expense to
them ana without expense or inIus-
tloc to the developing department.
To Illustrate
~ GO out and buy ~ acres or a
section Of $40 acres for development,
! use the funds OF the drilling branch
OF the trusteeship ana thereby ere
ate great values Tor outsiders who
own tho adjoining and surrounding
eighties or sections. N do this
development upon an 80 or section
purchased from our own Individual
members. ! do them the good turn
ana give the profit 10 those who
have co-operated with mo. Then I
am doing all others further good
turn. because incidentally I am de-
VelopinE and oreatlnE further value.
for all tho other individuals who have
adjoining or surrounding property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Now or Never for 40 Acre Texas Oil Rights

as an oil developer and refiner.
This confidence In due to tho
tangible results of my effSts
along constructive development
lines In n few short years.
30 II can turn 40 acres OF
Texas oil and mineral rights
over TO each OF 10000 people.
] viii have given to my friends
the very thing their backing
brought me.
do not believe there II an
other opportunity like this or
that there ever will bo again.
l do not believe there In another
man In Texas who could get
control OF this magnificent COM
bination OF state and university
holdings at this time, on such
easy terms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Why Pay More

II you want n dollar to do
moro for you than a thousand
times that amount could do
after one OF the hundred big
wells now drilling comes In
gusher further extending and
proving tho trans Pecos- Rio
Grandc oil trend. you will have
10 get your application In my
hands for oil lease permit allot-
mcnf on Texas school land. by
operating with me you get
the largest holdings for the
least eSpcnsc--W Why pay more?
Forty acres at si,25 per acre
can he secured through Abncr
Davis, Trustee,
100000 acres Texas university
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
;::' ;::. MARKETS
Financial
+
Live Stock



NEW YORK, June 1s--specisities we're
almost the only prominent stocks during
the entire session. Standard shares save
among several OF the rails, with Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western at an
advance Of points, recorded few note
worthy changes.
Leaders Of the steel, equipments, mo-
tors and oil divisions. fluctuAted In their
recent hesitant manner but chemical and
food shares again made variable response
TO the maneuyers Of bull pools.
Among the stocks specially favored by
these Interests wore Industrial Alcohol.
Corn Products, California Petroleum,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool and others, In
oluding Inspiration Copper. Gains and
losses were more or leas evenly distrihut-
ed at the finish Sales amounted TO 2oo,-
600 shares.
Trading in bonds was relatively far
moro active than the turnover in stocks.
Auglo-Ftench ts featured that branch OF
the securities market on heavy offerings
At decline OF almost the high OF the
week. Total sales, par value, aggregated
90 $4,000. For the week old United
states ss rose y per cent on call.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
DO YOU WANT YOURS?
40 Acres OH, Gas and Mineral
Lease Permits on uniycr-
sIty and school Lands
IN Texas.

Tho very last chance you will
ever have. There Is no more
land being created. There is
no more oil being deposited. But
Texas has "A bountlful supply
for all who have the nerve 10
try. am determined that my
friends ana hackers shall have
the greatest chance for real
wealth that ever came 10 80
many people through the efforts
OF one man.
There is no other way on
earth by which this opportunity
10 distribute 100000 acres Of
Texas oil and gas lease permits
on school lands could have ever
come into my hands except be-
cause my friends have enabled
me to climb to a strong position
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Would You Win Back
Your Losses If You
Could?

You may have tried TO win In
oil and lost. but | can promise
you these school land oil and
gas lease permits now to be had
practically free. win give you
the bigRcst chance 20 win big
with the least chance for loss OF
any oil Investment on earth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Title Perfect With State
Protection

An oil and gas permit on unlversi-
" or state school iandg in Texas
N the ideal form of speculation in a
large way with very little ucney
under the plans outlined whereby
people everywhere may become In
teroRtod IN the vast petroleum deposits
on Texas state lands. roEItdiess Of
where they live,
~ you are interested wire mo 10
reserve 90 acres FOR YOU Give your
address ana fuil details viii be sent
you apscial delivery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
100 Wells Drilling

I am absolutely certain that n
choice 40-acre lease will net the
lucky owner from 40 to 400
times the present cost within q
few weeks or few months ac-
cording TO when gushers come
In. More than 100 wells drilling
TO enhance values in the trans
Pecos Rio Grande district. where
most university and school land
Is situated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Help Produce Gasoline

My extensive operations In oil
leases, drilling wells. producing,
refining and direct distribution
OF Pyramid Brand gasoline and
other petroleum products. gives
you tho chance to share with ma
and thousands Of others in hold
ing these vast Texas university
and state school lands for oil
development.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Share on Ground Floor

could charge you $40 per
acre now, or could hold for 80
days and charge $50 TO $50 per
acre. but that Is not my way Of
doing business, man 10 mHn--I
want these vas. hpldinPg to
come into the hands of my
friends who will cooperate with
me for future developments at
nominal expense with profits d.
rect to the individual from their
acreage and then from cooper
alton and development under
our system,
I am not selling leases hut !
am building great organization
for prOfii-sharing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
ed Through Abner Davis

and school land oil and gas
lease permits. titles perfect -
easy terms--state protection.
blocked up covering trans-Pe-
cos Rio Grando trend whore
geologists and state surveys give
unanimous approval for oil de-
velopment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
knn.n. Citr Il,s Stool.

KANSAS cry June le-CattIe -Ue
ceipts ace head, market for week bcof
atcers steady 70 ti,b0 lowrt, uuarantine
cattle 7tc to 81 90 lower, she Htuvk aud
cuttcts boc TO $3.50 lower. ,anncfs bH,
to ibc lower. calves itu3.b0 lower, stock.
ers and feeders b0Cdt lower.
Hoss-Rsceipts 200 head. market
steady to i0c higher, tor iib 90. bulk
heavy and medium tib0OQt62b. bulk
ltght tit5OulbOO.
shccp--Receipts ooo head. market Tor
week best lambs ilui.tO lower, uthcfs
81 q 30 lower, sheep and yearings Doc
to 81 lower.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Texas Last Great Gift to
Man
Her VAST on Wealth for School
Fortunes Await Developers,
and Millions for the Early
Spectators.

Abncr Davis. Texas oil De-
veloper, Refincr and Founder OF
the famous Abner Davis System
Of Profit. Sharing, Man to Man.
IL now distributing to his back
ers 100000 acres OF university
and school land oil lease-permits
from the state OF Texas
This IL, without doubt, the
largest cooperative profit-shRr-
Ing plan for individuals In the
history Of all efforts at con-
structiye individual co-opcra-
tion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
What Forty Acres of Oil
Land Can Do
Forty-Acrc Tract Produced ST.
900 900 In on.

by International News Service.
RANG Err, June 1.-THE 40
acre tract adjoining Merriman
church property. four miles
south OF Ranger In the worlds
richest oil acreage.
II has produced In less than
two years nearly 100000 bar
rels Of oil worth over 100000
at present prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Last Chance for Big Oil
Lease Holdings From
the State

The Indian wards OF the gov
ernmont have become fabu-
lously rich from their oil lands
In oklahoma.
Tho state OF Texas, university
and state school system is reap
ing millions from oil royalties.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

SEW YORK. June 10 a-M Mercantile paper
q exchange Irregular s'eriiug 60-day
bills Slag~ commercial 6u.day bills on
banks ti9l, commercial 60sdav bills
sIggN demand i1.gGs cables 81 a1N.
Francs demand rs, cables 7af
Marks demand +: rs. tables 251
New York exchange uu Montreal IN
per cent discount
steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

was dull aud tcatutclcss with prices drag-
sing lower Cor want ut new buNiug iurcu
tive Leading Mvufhs closed 10 60 II
points NET lower Sales i0O barteiH Prime
crude o. 500 20. ItiWg summer yellow
spot 1880. July 1900. September 10 OF
December rs 80. ptime summer yellow aud
summer white. nominal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Would You Save $40 q
Month for Million in
Lump?

You arc hero given the rea1
chance to win quickly and In
substantial way because big
holdings can he had with only
few dollars cash and a few
dollars for annual rentals and
extension.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Iort worth I've Stool.

FORT wORrH Texas. June la.--Csttle
Receipts SOC head. market unchanged D.
b'cNes t77b0ll.1b
ituEs-RcceiptA 800 head market un.
changed heavy ti5.00Wlt3b.
Shoep--ReceipN 80 head market un.
changed. lambs aud yoarlings $40 600
90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

KANSAS CITY, June l9.--Cash wheat
unchanged to &c lower. No. ! t?sig2s1,
No. hard t2siags6 No. 1 red ia.sid
asa No. 2 red i2SO.
Corn unchanged to SC hiEher, No. 2
mixed It.st. No. white tissgiss No.
yellow 81 s6uiS
oats steady, No. white siis. No. 2
mixed 81 lbgi.i6, No. 2 red f.ilgiib.
Rye t220.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Liberty Bond Closing.
YORK, June Is.--Idberty bonds


OKLAHOMA CRY. June ip.-CattIs-
Receipts $50 head; market steady, steers
tSbOdI26O. cows and heitsrs SO botf IA. SO
calves tb.ooui2.bo. stookers and feeders
tG.0O6sb0
Hogs steady; top ,iaso, bulk ti.Boo
1850.
shesp-Receipts 200 head
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Stays are raised iu china Tor their
horns. which are cut or while soft
and used IN native medicines.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

CHICAGO June io--Corp No. 2 miSed
81 o2 No. J tis?n al.oo.
oats No. white sLi9n.
rye No. t2.27.
harley tl.hb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

NEW YORK. June -Cottonseed oil
The evening world., 1920-04-14

o.. ornemaIlsn Oentinues ~ guDeg-
fntsneeht - sew York nlstrict.
KInt0gToN, Apgil it.-DF. wallace
". MaoMullon retains his Post ~ SUI
porihtsnddnt OF Che New York District
and but few changes in New York City
pulpfts are made IN the Appointments for
tho year, as read by Bishop Luther r.
Wilson a. the annual session OF the New
Yor1s Methodist Episcopal Conferences.
which adjourned here yesterday Ap-
pointnenta for New York City are:
Calvary, II. lnghap1, supply; Chelsea.
q. Benton smith; Church OF the Sa-
Viour, A. II. Wilson Duane, Arthur ia
Five Points and Italian Mission, T. 81
Bond and n. l. Chlosa; Grace, r. Il.
Madison Avenue, r, w. soalman Net
ropolhan Temple, J. W. Chasey; Pars
Avenue. {. b, Pyle 81 Andrews, Allan
MaeRostie ST. James.s, 70 be supplied (:
81. Stephens, q. il Maclkay; Salem, n.
A. cullen; Union, to be supplied wash
lnEton Heights, 70 b supplied Wash
NJ. MoreAn; Centenary. +. y, Crisheil I;
Tpwobth, c. ". Andrews F0tihafn, AR
dur Thompson Norris Heithts, w. ii.
The evening world., 1920-04-14

Bg 6gIDester RapIing.

A LhoST one may DO persuaded
IA that musicians are human and
I Intelligent The Beethoven As
ISOLATION, which gave It's last con-
cert at Aeolian Hall last night, points
Che moral. It's efforts TO promote a
broader knowledge OF the masters
works have been aided unselAshly by
the aablest exemplars Of the profess
sion. Fritz Kreisler, Harold Baueh
William willecaSe, Hans Lett, Louis
Svecenskt and Edward Rreiner were
the contributing artists to last nights
Programme. No need to dwell upon
the numbers presented, which COM
priaed the ID major trio, the q minor
sonata and the Z major quintet. II
was tho splendid altruisuc spirit of
the undertaking, which has given us
six concerts, that Is memorable.
Through the summer OF musical in
nocuous desnetuCie, that will remain
Thd farewell audience, intent and
enthusiastic, allied the stage as well
as the hall.
Once upon a time, when, for an oil
too brief space, English opera held
the boards Of the Century Theatre,
there was prima donna OF presence
and quality. Lois Ewell. about whose
performances II was both a pleasure
and a privilege to write. Miss Bvell
has Withdrawn the light of her coun-
tenance from us recently, but yester-
day she reappeared at a recital at
Aeolian Hall and RECALLED us with
songs fom a WOf-FeTrRri group. with
which she began. to a CRmpoell-Tip-
ton Rhapsody at tho end. Beethoven
and Schumann were not neglected by
her, and Won Wsber's Ocean, Thou
Mighty Master" also was on her list.
4 brave effort, Miss Ewell, out was
It necessarily Never mind! The
Russian and the French and the
Strauss and Wolf songs were worth
while, also Walter Kramer's "Falter-
ing Dusk and Richard Hageman's
AT the Well" Mr.. iHngeqnan ac-
ooTlpanied Miss Dwell at the piano
with his accustomed skill.
The evening world., 1920-04-14

nlav1s Aatrtna Hlnea fer nrtraInr,
maine Hammerstoln. . notine w.
ture actro1s o. No. alS West etgt
street. vas finsd eas ~ Magistrate
ccbb in Traffic Court fo-day, aftsF
abe had pleaded guilty TO speeding
her automobile At twen4y-aix miles
an hour on Broadway. between s6th
and sSth Streets on April 6.
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Notice to Music Lovers

Special attention 10 called TO
the fact that Puccinrs frst opera.
lie Villi," is now being SUNG at
the largest theatre in the world,
affording the first opportunity In
twelve years to hear this unique
and exquisite work, and also il
first presentation in English 10
Villr' is staged in a manner that
we believe will commend itself TO
you. -
CAPITOL THEATRE.
Edward Boyes, Managing Dill eotor
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ANNE DUNNING WEEDS.
wI..sr nc. Aet..s. LII q

- Ne UhNent NEW h"EAs
NORFOLK, Va, April 14.--Miss Anne
punning OF New York, who was q mem
t GsT o. the S cast % the SnSert PT9dge;
was married here four days ago 70 DR..
Joseph 10. Wilson OF New York. An
nogncsment Of the wedding was made
last night
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BROOKLYN.

HE MANTEp-EEMALE.
GIRLS WANTED;
$500 4 WEEK TO
START;
Positions open
in several
departments;
No experience required.
Rapid advancement;
Permanent work;
80 hours or less a week;
Earnings OF $50 TO 500
A MONTH soon reached,
1900 GIRLS
Have been employed
since Jan. 1.
MANY MORE
will be employed in the
next few weeks.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES,
AIs AA'OSa"S = fin = e.
tSs K. fremont a., BrUaI,
A. u. 70 Q z. N.
81 WinOuShhy e., Brooklyn.
u bloch from Hoyt 4. MIDWAY SStonl
Il u. % . 2. Y.
AboVS offioaS also on
Saturday. 10 4 e. N
suSdsy1 / =. u. tOt Pm
laS BfuadWAy, NAnhattAa.
N ". oomSr a DEG 4.
a. u. 70 3 2. n.
lsS8 Broadway. brooklyn.
(Noaf Gale -. u" btAtt0ul,
\. ", 70 5 p. u.
o. taOphoas
MADISON souARR 1900
KEW YORK GELEPHuRE COuPARH.
The evening world., 1920-04-14

IlIGSfruted D-Coat
Of navy blue trico-
tine, finely tailored,
half-length lining OF
novelty silk, over
collar of tan faille
silk.
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Greenwich Village Ts ne: 4 s,S -. 4, 90 tx \
EMILY STEVENS
N s sS.l'' c @Ss5l''' SOPHIE Ss Ne e. ,.
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Liberty We: e s. E,sH s.sss
&C. IRA A JoV RIpEF'
THE NIGHT BOAT"
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CENTRAL N2,I 81 . ~ ,E'', $50
"a" BERNARD G'T'H' BOREDOM
Ia "As YOU WERE'
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BEL Assoc wea 44h II. Eysa ~ 40
IGNORE URIC In It'll :IsS |, sc ] !:
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- GlObe-"ApPie Blossoms"
KIeiGieT- JAoobi-Ls RArun Opsretta.
NTH John Charles Th0maa. WIlds
Bennett. Star Cast. NAtA. Wed. (POnI a Gsi
The evening world., 1920-04-14

HIHstruted n Ac-
Gordon pleated cape
Of navy blue trieo-
tine, full cut; fastens
with silk cord.
81 iva ..j gi-.'' u
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CASINO sch 4 BTaadwsy. E1s $50
yis!OE hsIbs,t'I Mg'ical s9es.sS
MY GOLDEN GIRL
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~fITT1 r Theatre, W. a 81. EV.GaO
Mats Wed. a Sat-, 2.2a
RIcHARD BENNETT In
Eugene o. O'Neih's Gtat Drama.
D. BEYOND THE HORIZON n
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COMEDY Ilsi, neat B'Vay. ETFG. Il as
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A Play Of the s6en and he Unnoaa.
By CRANE WILBUR.
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LEAN with CLEO MAYFIELD
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