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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LEA COUNTY
LEA COUNTY

Office of the Commissioner Of Public
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
the provisions OF an Act of Congress-, ap-
proved june 10th, 1910, the laws OF the
lations OF the State Land Office, the
Commissioned of Public Lands will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ. on Monday, December 10th,
1870, in the town OF Lovington, County Of
Lea, State Of New Mexico, IN front OF the
court house therein, the following des
oribed tracts Of land, viz:
Sale s, No 1872. s4FwH' ..1 ssf- a. nTd
ing, value $3.50.
Sale No. 1913. E. Sec. IS 7. Il
There are no improvements.
Sale No. 1914 AT prae,ionan Sec
All Soc H. d S,
R 3 F., eeulaining l''2s0 ceres
Sole No. isas. swA See. =; NJ.
MS, So. Is, T.. D. s.. a. g
j., containing I.l26s> aerlz Th.-- .ar=
improvements,
Sale No. lSis. AN Of section, 3,
i..oo .sr' de- j.. be s s..a' .," +. nj
Grant County Railroad Bond Fund. The
g ,"ea.. slsa5a. CONSIST Of ven AMI '''os.
Sale No. ie0 ~. Sc
r.aHau.n
H"ii .t#a..'
ssle No. les.
" T., aon'an- a"m re
Ger 'hs
r1. mn. Guns l4.
Sale No lSs
, Hft
%
nc nrr ym' hons
.eI7. "'ntn. ..". "a' t.u..". .
safe no. 1850.
"" acres Ta.rs w r'a
si. ~, ,s, @r..l
.
NI' 'l.
Sal. No. 1853. sr.
So S.. r. =
ua,ements.
Sal. No ,.,, An Of section. 3.
o. E'' Sec p; ta See. s.
5, R.. % An OF Sec. I
IS $, B. f. containing 4loSs
acres There are no Improvements
Sale No. 1855. An o. se,aen.
u. Z, -: 81, Sec D. T. n S r
g +, containing 4'slss acres. The
Sale No. 1856. sw4. s.. 5
Sec. 20 NM SE4\E4,
sWHNW34,. " eWA, See &'
acres. There A., no improvement.
Sale NJ. loss. W., See. b. AT
# Sec. a. NJ, STA, N'-SN4
StllSWt Soc W., Sec u
Et''' eaS SfS a. s.rls, % r,r,. . TIE i'm
r~t.,em.nl, consist IF veil and Fencing
Sal. No. 1858. Sc. 81. r. IS
s., l., eatrae sa acres Th.
l5oo.
A ~ ,sso s.. ~ NV
Sec. = Ma -, " Sta e.s
l,LlEs .er,-. Iu,r, st, u9 improvement
sale No. 1861. So, Sec. ai IT,
is So b. - D.. NHSMH, SCI
So r.~lit. Soc co. j. s., x
.~nprutum.ut. consist OF house, well, aul
.u'mII, tIIu, $4,000
Sale No. 1862. W.oNH. Sec. 81
D. 10 S, Y 81 D., con. aiming
iosOW acres, The improvements consist
Yi house, well, Windmill, tank and corral
value &l,50O0
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

lowing described tracts OF land VIZ:
Sale No. 1852;
NV1.NFII INV. NWtzSEn. Sec. s..
NJ 81 SFU~NU EEEENU. Sec.
kiENT{7lH GWUufEi' eWfESE,fI g.. .
%WI5NFi< NEDZWI So. II. SNlfoWL.
w - - W. <rrsGftr. e..
SlNFE NFESyI< TSWItSHrfk s. u
KEHNvt'tz. " sE5l. SENSE. SEC. IS; Al
u. Sfr5Srf Stf. So .Il5NEil. NJ
Ktt. %tTiT.E tyvr@5 Z(l+;SHfI. & 81
e n. N n esrti,p p. EEE Np
III sc % &c ~
SRff4' . 81 r-ts . Z -Wrt
IA. '5s &rr ~
~; a.. 'si1 ( An
Il. II, - Seton n. r. a. <
= t- s
~ T. W. t.t- r.
-.
N-s c,t-rg >r -r - III
nm ,,-,. s.,,, r II
a.. iN-U-lcu.N G--H.-.
NN ~ 'l @.' Ev
81. .--r.
81. ,tt-s,-rr. s Ntr=
d.. sin.
80, .r
p
1.t5}7s acres. - H.s
e-'..+aI mr. fN Sem
~ Ta' In.
Ire fu'r"" e..N
,.H. -rr ,.-r5
---..Y
.. s.t
-. u.s.
.--,.1 ..L,. tt.-c
t.,r.t5 o.. ,er.--tf.
g. h. rnrr- .u,r.- fha ae- 30 r.
r-r 20 ,rs Shaw. f...-H.# .-.t. F.. a
h., offered ~ sale s,par#tIr
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

NANTFD-Tn huv i-r-0rsf r-n-h N
F-St~-- N-v W. he.--~an N ~
81 7o-s a. 2 bargain. Peter Nar.k.
pf-tez ~ - :
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

e.
T. II s R. E Sec. % sE8NEH. e.
T hAp = = ,, szxr,<
r :, >"B s,E
T SEA nJ1Sgs h17SS SEA "a
SEA
L u ; x D. , 50. sEASH'z
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17
NEW MEXICO STATE LAND SALES
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
HIDALCO COUNTY
Office of the Commissioner OF p
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
the provisions of an Act of Congress APP
proved June 20th, 1910, the laws OF the
State OF New Mexico. and rules and re
guiations of the State Land Office, the
COMMISSIONS Of Public Lands viii offer
at public sale to the highest bidder at
z O'clock p. NJ, on Tuesday. October
10Th, 1870. in the town OF L1r1sburp; Coun-
" Of Hidalgo, State OF New Mexico, h
front Of the court house therein, the 9al-
lowing described tracts Of land VIZ:
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

+. 10 S. r. Is E. Sec. Lots !.
2, ). 6, 7, g, Is. l9, SH
Sec. 6 SHSEH, SEASWA
Containing 7O67l acres.
The Improvements consist oi T. mile
Of fencing valued a. $50.
On this tract there are $4,000 feet. B7ari
Measure, Of standing timber. appras
ed at SIS per thousand
Sale No. 1850
7 Il s, r. II + SEQ So n oi S.r
EENEH, : SEA
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

Sale No. 1859. All of Sec. 10; 7. 70
S, X. "a E., containing 5000 acres. The
improvements consist Of house, well.
windmill, value $500.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

Sale No. 1882. SWANWA, Sec -;
% S, R. 2s f, containing
1000 acres. There are no improvements
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

Sale No. 1881 - All Of Sections s, s;
SEX, Sec. IS: T. 70 s, K. g F..
containing 1880 acres. There are no
improvements.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-09-17

Sale No. 1872. SHNEA, Sec q; T.
9 S, r. il E., containing 50 acres.
There are no improvements.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
RICHMOND BUSINESS
WOMAN GIVES FACTS
ABOUT CASE TO PUBLIC

they did me any good l don't know it
When / saw Tanlac so highly recon-
mended, so many people telling how
lit had helped them, I wondered if it
was because Tanlac was so much bet
tier than other medicines that it did
them so much good. So | decided to
try Tanlac only because others said
it helped them and not that I had con-
|fidence in it. | did not doubt the
people whose statements l read, but
was discouraged and just didn't be-
lieve Tanlac would do me any good
] am telling this because | want every
body to know Tanlac has relieved me
of the worst form of nervous indiges-
ton even though l did not believe it
would do me any good. I just began
taking it because l was suffering so
and it was something else to try But
the first bottle helped me more than
all the other medicines ! had taken
put together Then I bought five
more bottles, have already taken
three, and am going to take the bal
ance, not because | feel the need of
it, but to be on the safe side. would
not give my testimonial until | had
taken three bottles because l did not
want to make a hasty statement hat
might mislead other people, for I
know what it means to be taking a
medicine hoping to get well and then
find you are disappointed. But now
] know what Tanlac has done for me
and I gladly make this statement sin
cerely hoping that others who have
not been able to find anything to re-
lieve their suffering will be influ-
enced by it to try the medicine that
has done so much for me- All my
friends, and everybody who knows
me, know how | suffered with nerv-
Gus indigestion and everyone can
tell shall know about Tanlac. Now
after l get through my work at the
market l come home, cook and eat a
hearty supper and thoroughly enjoy
1t. do not have any more indiges-
ton or gas pains an d sleep Just fine
all night long. A wonderful differ
ence now and before I took Tanlac.
isn't it? It's real pleasure to tell
about Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Brunswick by all
druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
Was Too Nervous to Work Or
Sleep and Hardly Able to Eat
Before She Began Taking
TanIac.
FEELS SPLENDID AND
LIFE A PLEASURE NOW
Wants Others to Benefit by Her
Observation-Disclosures State
. men Until Rigid Test Was
Completed.

Mrs. c. Bozell, 612 East Clay street
Richmond. Virginia, bookkeeper at a
well known fruit and vegetable mar.
ket. adds her voice to the hundreds
who have already endorsed the Mas.
ter Medicine, Tanlac. :
BY the help of .fanlac," said Mrs.
BozeH, Il have overcome a case of
nervous Indigestion that had pulled
me down to almost a complete physi.
cal wreck. | am now a we'll woman
and life is a pleasure. | am glad to
recommend Tanlac because IT is
worth recommending and am telling
the people of medicine they can de.
pend upon for results.
For long time, and on up to the
time began taking Tanlac, there was
scarcely an hour day or night but
what I suffered intense pains from
indigestion. | had no appetite and no
matter whether | ate or not those
awful pains came in my stomach just
the same. | would bloat very badly
ana at times my entlre body seemed
full of pain. | was so nervous | shook
like leaf and it was almost useless
for me to lie down at night for sleep
was next to impossible for me-. Even
the telephone ringing and other noises
II have always been used to hear al
most drove me distracted. Many a
time during the day I simply had to
get up from my desk and walk around
because was so nervous | just could
not sit there any longer. I felt SO
tired and worn out in the mornings
/ could hardly get to my work.
Il had suffered a long tipe before
taking Tanlac and tried other medi.
icines but it was just like throwing the
money I paid for them away, for if
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
-
THESE FIGURES
STUN YOU

F, They agger belief
But will you
In last advertisement No showed that
at
used electric lights and consumed moderate amount Of current the
For of Toronto late
lights than the
$1,07s2s6,S26O0
their OF
business that the lights would them 2S2261S45
Remember that figure and this fixed in your mina:-
That difference which Georgia would have
to pay and above the amount Of current at the
Toronto rate Of Hydro Electric
Power Commission 1919 three asve balance OF
belonging the Posf Con-
ists and
q aianceo Of
is
and Municipalities f9i9 Supplied
$50 Cities which London
Their all
all interest charges set aside sinking fund
sufficient to retire the capital of the in thirty
r. Jefery the put
aside these rates depreciation
Some fair the in
that make them systems thirty depretf
ton charge condition the
thirty sufficient
aside provide SYSTEM ,-...,
Why should 5hesixth the be this
only for lights in their
three times balance such forth
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
MACON, AUGUSTA
GIVE LIGHT
London is city in Ontario, Canada
L Il. <i.,,, Al,

city Ontario Canada
abolished farming the collection
corporations. gets its
Commission.
homes lighted
lighting there
than the minimum bill possible Macon Augusta
each
month";
the London
$47262 40 which
1919 against which Macon and
augusta 0
Railway al
cost of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
FACTORIES FACE
INCREASED COSTS

tile Railroad Commission Of Georgia permits the rates
Macon published
of
average monthly of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15
PERSONALS

i. 4 4 \ \ y = = + ! i +4%% !.
F. D. Aiken spent yesterday in
Savannah.
B. L. Jacobs of Jacksonville was
in the city yesterday.
Phil Keller leaves this evening on
short trip to Savannah.
N. T. Way is spending several days
in Savannah on business.
Jessup attorney. was among the visit
ors to the city yesterday
W. J. Mcpherson left yesterday on
a business trip to Savannah.
C. E. Mosher of Charleston was
among the visitors to the city yes
Iterday.
Millard Reese was attending the
United States Court in Savannah
yesterday.
p. 70. Nail, we'll known Glynn cOun-
ty farmer, spent yesterday in the city.
James R. Thomas, we'll known
j. e. Mercer, who has been in the
,city for a couple of days on Official
business left yesterday for st. Mary's.
Judge Colquit Carter of Atlanta
passed through the city on Thursday
for st. Simon, where he is to spend
several days.
Arthur Greene of Jacksonville, rep
|resenting the Virginia ePaper Com
Fpany, was among the visitors to the
city yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15

p. 10. Nail, we'll known Glynn coun-
ty farmer, spent yesterday in the city.
James R. Thomas, well known
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15

J. e. Mercer, who has been in the
city for a couple of days on Official
business left yesterday for st. Mary's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15

Judge Colquit Carter of Atlanta
passed through the city on Thursday
for st. Simon, where he is to spend
several days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-15

Millard Reese was attending the
United States Court in Savannah
yesterday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10
MILK PRODUCTION OFF

Hot weather and flies in June result
ed in decreased milk production. in
both the herd and individual quality
lists in the Diamond State Cow Test
ing Association.
Eugene Feucht, of Elkton, owns the
record COW for the month. producing
1914 pounds of milk and 1877 pounds
of butterfat. Her record this month
will probably be higher as she was not
on full feed at the time of the test.
The Hill Girt Farm ran a close second
with pure bred Guernsey COW. pro-
ducing 1880 pounds of milk and II lbs.
of butterfat with a fat test OF Sc. The
famous grade Holstein COW owned by
j. 7. Edmanson exceeded by several
hundred pounds her milk record for
the month, producing 2O73 pounds of
milk, containing 71.3 pounds of fat
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10
Notice To Subscribers

1t is not pleasant matter to men
ton, but subscribers to the Whig
should be considerate enough to re-
member that in these days everything
which goes into the making CT a news
paper is just about out of sight. IN
other words, We cannot turn out
copy of the Whig which does NOT cC,, /
us more than its subscription price.
Subscribers should therefore eitner
pay their subscriptions or order the
paper stopped.
Cecil Whig Pub. Co.
ElktOn, Nc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10
ORPHANS COURT

The Orphans Court in session on
Tuesday appointed Stella NJ. Jackson
guardian of Elizabeth A. Jackson, and
approved the bond filed by the said
guardian. The first and final account
of Rachel A. Cooper, administrators
of William c. Cooper. was examined
and passed and distribution struck on
same. Sundry claims against estates
of deceased persons were passed and
ordered to be entered against the re-
spective estates. Adjourned to meet
next Tuesday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

.ann,rntaI section nj the Philip John
lam rarn Inv the rcqairrd time. july
thn work was taken out of con-
,....,n,. NulIon's hands ON Thursday
r.r.ninr of this week. with nearly
1poo feet still to do before the con
r..rirg nm /. reached. In addition t.
III. ,E.ra remains to he constructed
tG. section from RISING sun to Har-
,@.,,lr. about one mile. The contract
g.. ,ornIntinp the road has been
,-i.en ,a s. Raiph Andrews. Of E.kton.
Tha R,,. Sr6r,t ramp At Randalia.
.l,ng Rack CrroE to he known as
,",r,,, C9c.ar Rodney. opp,cJ Monday
~. nnrtur1r rho rpmaindr,, Of the sum
r,.,. Fye,,v ryo week. ahont 40
..,.s r.'r, Wi}minofor and elsewhere
,,,jI mo to the camp for thcir outing.
g..,,t t.ynrItivp Frank 4 Grranhawk
yirn,,no.ton is in charge
Tbo nIart Of the United FirebricL,
romn,nv orered at nublic sale bv the
r.rnivr,s on Wednesday Of last week.
.,.,.. bj,.,,., far I,rl, ,f ~, ado,
,not, Lid Tho tan,nt bnusa va. saId
T., Ero,ym & Rartic,. for S12-5. thn
c,,r,,,o,.,.iIIo trac. ,,.o,,t to Tobr Prs-
49, -. ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10

ng same going to WoodIawn. I2-3.
In the afternoon the score was bet
tered for Port Deposit. they having
obtained and Woodlawn ). Score:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-07-10

In An Even Break.
Port -eposit and Woodlawn, or the
Church League, broke even, the morn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
SCHOOLS MOURN LOSS
OF PROF. ]. P. MAUZY

Many residents Of the Madison
Heights H~eighborhood Tuesday m]ourned
the death OF Prof. J. r. Mauzy, who for
10 years had been al the head Of the
Madison Heights public school and who
probably was one Of the best-known
grammar school principals In the city.
Prof. Mauzy died Monday afternoon at
5.4j O'Clock. after a brief illness. which
ReccsSitated his absence from duty only
a single day.
For IS years Prof. Mauzy was head Of
the Madison Heights school Wharton
:. Jones. superintendent Of the city
schools. Tuesday said that the loss Of
Prof. MauEy would be deeply felt by
men connected with the public institu-
tons, and a man Of forceful character.
4 widow and five daughters, Misses
Rose, Grace, Laura Ruth and Marie.
survive him Miss Rose Mauzy at
present is attending Randolph Macon
college in Virginia, from where Prof.
Mauzy was graduated. Prof. MauZy
came here in 1904, when the late Gen.
George w. Gordon was at the head OF
the Memphis schools,
Prof Mauzy was 20 years Of age. He
died at his home. 10 North Auburndale
street.
A native Of Virginia, he joined the
Methodist church there and while he
WAS an active participant In the work
here Of Madison Heights church, he
stiI retained his membership there.
The body win leave here Tuesday
night at S O'Clock over the ], e. rail.
road for Harrisburg, Va, where the
burial will occur.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
e
Orpheum.

Stella Mayhem heads the Orpheum
bill this week, She puts over some
clever songe, initiates a most excellent
champagne drunk and gets the audience
with her. then let's her act die with a
travesty on Uncle Toms Cabin" which
by the very nature of things Southern,
opens the icy blast OIL Stella. Whoever
framed this number with an eye ap-
parently single to New England or the
East certainly framed It wrong for
Southern time.
Stella belongs to that class Of fat
women who have made successes on
the stage and turn to vaudeville and
attract throngs largely on account Of
her name. Her work, however, is a lit
tie above the average act Of this sort,
and the lines scintillate in some places.
Minus the Simon Legree stuff" her
act would be a dandy.
The real feature Of the show Is a
gentleman named ~Gascoigne. who has a
Juggling act that begins where others
leave Off, Gascolgne has with him
Bertha, the most highly educated dog
in the world.
Gascoigne is a jugGler who, while do
ing seemingly impossible feats, puts
| some real comedy into his work at the
same time, He kept Monday nights
audience for the most part in their seats
except some few members thereof who
came to be seen rather than to see and
hear,
LaRue and Dupre open with a move
act in which scenes are reproduced ir
ri-colored sand. Frank Burt and
Myrtle Rosedale in THE Substitute" e
over well II Frank played the flute
| more and cut his horse play the offer.
ing would be better appreciated.
Ted Doner. remembered as formerly
In the support of Lucille C~avanaugh
has q good dancing act; "Sweeties" i!
an abbreviated war sketch with a worn
out plot and some fairly clever people
| julius Tanner pushes over some of hi
"chattcrbox' stuff, changed a little il
'ubject-matter, but rather n tiresom'
20 minutes.
But, Of course. julius Is useful to tn,
OrDheum circuit for other things be
side putting over his monologue twic'
daily,
Rather n pleasing show this week, hu
with the stamp OF mediocritY writer
on several pages of its program.
Topics Of the day, Ike Kahn's or
chestra and Kilograms add tone t
the performance. Some well define
and hearty hisses for William J%enning
Bryan during the showing Of the kinO
grams were given by some enthusiast
antiprohibitIonists,
NED COURTNEY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
MAYOR PAINE WATCHING
EVERY CITY VOUCHER

Mayor Paine, being a business mar
OF long experience, is Watching every
check and voucher that to his
desk for his official signature. The
mayor has to sign all city checks,
which Is a fine thing, for in that way,
he has an eye on the petty expenses
of the city as well as upon the large
payments.
"How's this?" he inquired Tuesday,
when he took up a check. to when
were attached a dozen grocery bills
The bills indicated delivery of grocer
les amounting to nearly 500 to a
former employe. whose services were
supposed to have ended last Septem-
Der, Yet the bills were for December
and moreover, no voucher or order
from the city purchasing agents of
flee was in evidence.
Lets look into this" he said
Take these bills back and investigate
Either some one Is eating at the city
expense who should be paying his owr
grocery bills, or some grocer Is send
ing in bills without authority"
The proper car for the gentlefolk.
Superfine, aristocratic, built to last and
please. The Templar. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
MEN WHO ROBBED
MARION SAFE ESCAPE

Memphis police have found no trace
Of the yeggmen who early Monday
morning ripped the safe in the depot
at Marion, Ark, and collected the cash
contents, which amounted to $S5. The
robbery was reported to Detective CHIEF
Gwaltney by w. T. Griffin, special
agent for the Frisco railroad.
The store of j. Il. Clark, at Marion
also was robber Of $500 worth of cloth
ing the same night. Some Of the cloth.
ing was discarded. by the store burglars
east of Marion, along the railroad
frapEe
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20

Moving Pictures
Strand.

Natalie Talmadge, youngest sister OF
the Talmadge trio, is a member of the
cast supporting Norma Talmadge in her
new special, 1.-THE Isle of Conquest"
which is now playing at the Strand the
alter.
In her role Of JAMIE, Natalie appears
as a sister to Norma in her screen char
acter and it is said that her dellneation
of the part Is so clever that critics al
ready are hailing her as a future lumi-
nary Of the screen.
"The Isle of Conquest" is from the
famous novel, by Right Of Conquest
by Arthur Hornblow, and was adapted
to the screen by Anita Loos and John
Emerson. Edward Jose directed the
picture and Wyndham Standing is the
leading man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
Majestic.

1.-THE Fear Market" which Is to be
presented It the Majestic theater today
and Wednesday only, is a photoplay at
traction which critics who have followed
the development Of the silver sheet as
a medium for the presentation of really
big dramatic ideas have declared ranks
among the foremost Of film dramas,
Alice Brady, the film fans favorite In
the part of Sylvia Stone, is called upon
to portray the gamut Of human emo
tions and does so with a tensity that Is
most convincing and a subtlety which
causes the calloused critics to speak OF
her work as ranking with the best ever
seen on the screen.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
THE Kiss Burglar

It Is with pride Coutts and Tennis
offer exactly az seen for six solid
months at the George NJ. Conan the
alter. New York city, their smacking
musical comedy success. THE Kiss
Burglar" which comes to the Lyric
on Wednesday and Thursday nights,
with a special matinee on Thursday, and
which will easily prove one Of the sea-
sons most interesting musical events,
The book and lyrics are from the pen of
Glen Marlborough. and the music by
Raymond Hubbell. A brilliant cast OF
musical comedy favorites, including the
famous Peacock Alley Chorus" The
original Cohan theater production and
wonderful music all so 10 make 1.-THE
Kiss Burglar one OF the greatest mus
zeal organizations that will visit Mem
phis this season. Sale Of SEATS now
open at the box officAs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-20
Princess.

No quick change artist on the vaude-
vile stage had anything on Douglas
Fairbanks while he was making His
Majesty, the American" the picture
that holds the screen of the Princess
theater today only.
In order to save time, he actually had
three distinct working crews busy
While one set Of scenes was being pho
t%ographed, two other sets were being
prepared, and he would leap to a new
company as quickly as he finished will
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