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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
The Oriental
Rug Sale

Fine rugs from the Near.
Middle and Far East meet
IN this interesting disposal.
The Sale is being aug
mented daily by fresh ar
rivals Of beautiful weaves.
large and small. of au-
thenticity and worth.
Prices all through offer a
distinct advantage over
present market valuation.
They range from $40 for .
tiny Chinese lamp-mat to
S35 for . Saruk.
Seldom, If ever. has there
been such a fascinating di
versity of weaves, such a
broad and interesting
choice OF pieces, each hold
ing its own particular ap-
peal.
Fine rugs from the vicin-
ity Of Pekin, fine rugs from
Amr1tsar in Northern
India; fine rugs from Tur-
kestan, from Asia Minor.
from Turkey in Asia, and
from the Caucasian dis
tricts, and the finest of
any from variousspsrts of
Persia.
Royal Saruks and Ker-
manshahs are the gems of
the assortment. Persian
Mahals are in liberal selee-
ton; so also are Chinese
carpets.
There's quite a showing
of small and mediun,-sized
pieces, chiefly Persian and
Chinese, and a notable fea-
ture Of the assemblaze h
the group of carpets from
Northern Indis--practicaI.
serviceahle weaves, in pat
terms that follow those OF
the fine Persian rugs.
You are most welcome TO
visit this Rug Sale
Seventh Floor, Chestnut)
and admire the rich dis
play. whether you intend to
purchase OK not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

Unlsn Church W. y. M. s.
Tho Wcmau's FqSign Mis.!snasy
Society 81 Uuion M. II. Church will mect
next 1'hundAy afternoon At 2.SO o'osesk
At the church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

about so, it il thought. Official notice Of
this special convention will be tsHusd BY tho
standing committee, b>fore Eastbr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-25

Unikajcie oScrpenia prze0 uwa-
tanie IA te symphony: Pryszcze,
krosty. Swierzbienie, wysypka i pa
Ienie sa zawsye >Cznska n~ieczystej
slabei i zepsutej krwi Przyczyna
Jest zawsze we lrwi, i ME robi roz-
nicy jaki jest rozmiar waszych dole
gliwoSci. musicie je leczyC przez
krew. Jestto choroba krwi. Muscle
uzywac S. S. 5. jeSli spodziewacie sic
otrzymac ulge.
Ma przeczyszczenie systemu mic 10
mu niedorowna.
Dzielem S. S. S. jest czyszczenie
krwi. Przechodzic przez system
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-25
a POLSCT

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Dr.. Jan P. WoJtalewia LhAH KKusa tF!S'
c6a, Hsi ". NORTH AVE Re-: 1921 n. RAUuAAU VI
GODZINY: Cd I do 20 pOfudntu: - $50 do Sa
wleczorem. " niedZiele cd 10 do IL pofucnA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-25
Pryszcze i krosty So sygnafem
niebezpiecznej zepsutej krwi.

wprost do Srodowiska choroby -
dziaia jake antydot do ~niszczenia
truci1ny we krWi. W1maeuia czerwo
ne skiadniki krwi. wzmaga Je1
przepiyw 1 ulatwia krwi do sprawl
wanna swych funkcyi. To slabe ocie-
zale uczucie opusZcza was cera
stale sic czystsza. Navel Zestarzaie
wypadki ulegaja wpiywom teso le-
karstwa. Lecz muscle uzyc S. S. S.
Zadne inne p~odrobienia ME pomoga.
Kupcie s. S. 8. Cd waszego apte-
kara. JeSli choroba waszs jest ME
zwykis / Potrzebutecie porady spe-
cyalisty, piszcie do Medical Adviser,
PSF Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
(Osl.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
WICHITAFALLS
MEN PROFIT BY
VISITING HERE

When Wichita Falls was WonderinE
II an irrigation project above thai
city would be feasible. II came TO e
Paso 20 get an engineer who could
tell about IT, 1t got Vernon L. Sulli-
van, Republican candidate for sur
veyor OF FL Paso county. Mr.. Sulli-
van made an exhaustive study Of the
situation along the Wichita river
above Wichita Falls and reported thai
the construction Of a large dam and
an irrigation system would be a pay
ing proposition, and that Il could be
done for approximately 100000. The
report was accepted and S4s50Q.000 in
bonds voted
Now Wichita Falls has come TO e
Paso again. this time 10 get help in
getting what federal aid may be need
ed 70 market the bonds.
The proposed project would irrigate
about 10000 acres in the Wichita
Valley around Wichita Falls. The sue
cess OF the Rio Grande project
brought the delegation Of business
men TO FL Faso from Wichita Falls
Tuesday was spent IN the FL Pasc
valley studying the effects OF irriga-
ton. Wednesday was spent at tho
Elephant Butte dam inspecting the
source
Tuesday night the Wichita. Fails
delegation was given a dinner at tho
Central cafe in Juarez by the Fl Pasc
chamber OF commerce at which J. 4
Kemp. who heads the party OF visit
ors, outlined what his city Is trying
TO do.
Tonight the e1cursionists viii re-
turn to FL Paso from the dam and
tomorrow morning they VIII leave FOL
home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
TEXAS SHORT
OF TEACHERS
SAYS VINSON

More than 100000 students in the
public schools Of Texas last year had
teachers who were nothing more than
boys and girls with no more than
eighth grade educations and another
5o.oo children got no instruction
whatever because there were no
teachers for them. according to Dr.
r. E Vinson. president Of the state
university. who was one OF the guests
Of honor at the luncheon Of FL Paso
Rotary Wednesday noon at the Hotel
Sheldon.
In order to correct this situation
the voters ~ Texas must see that thu
proposed amendment TO give each
school district the right TO vote a.
much money as Il pleases for school
purposes IS adopted. was the message
which DR.. Vinson said he brought @
Rotary. With three-fifths Of the stu
dents Of Texas in the rural districts
there was nothing more important be
fore us than this amendment. tho
head Of the state university said. The
cities OF the state, excepting San An
tonic. he said. already have this right
but it's the country that was lagEing
In view Of this DIT. Vinson said Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
BOY AUTO JOYRDERS LAND
IN JAIL; TWO PLEAD GULLY

Osmond Caples. 10 years old, IS held
in default Of $1,000 bond ana Phillip
Bauenger IS held pending decision OF
United States commissioner a. J. ".
Schmid. as a result Of pleas OF guilty
entered by the boys Tuesday even
ing to charges Of Transporting two
stolen automobiles from FL Paso 10
Deming, n. d., a violation OF inter
state laws.
The automobiles were stolen Sat
urday night, the boys told Judge
Schmid, from downtown business
streets. by five or six boys who
wanted to 90 Joy riding" Caples
and Ballenger each drove a car. Other
boys accompanied them Their com
panions have been questioned and re-
leased as having no part in the vio-
lation alleged
The automobiles were driven 70 a
point near DeminE. where they stalled
Sunday morning they were towed 70 a
garage there, and the boys returned
to Ell Paso on the train.
City officers were advised OF the
thefts by the mother OF one OF the
boys The automobiles were recov-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
Secrets OF The
MoUies Re0ealed

n How must an actors gold teeth
u. be treated before he appear in
dImsg
A. Cold teeth, because they photo
graph black. must be covered with
white enamel before the actor ap-
pears before the camera
G. BY what name was Wanda H1FF-
ley known when she first entered
picturesf
"a When she appeared in Tom Xix
Westerns she was called Wanda Petit.
She was then IS years old
O. In what play did Bert Lyteti
make his film debut nnd what are
his chnracteriEtiess
a. Bert made his bow to films in
''rhe Lone Wolf" Lyreu has way
brown hair. sorroWtul eyes, a sensi-
tive mouth and square chin.
@. what wen lznHOu commedlenues
Of motion pictures have deserted farce
20 Play in dramas on the sereensf
A. Among those who have de-
serted comedy for serious drama are
Betty Compson. Priscilla Dean, Louise
GlaUm. Alice Lake, Behe Daniels,
Anderson, Juanita Hansen. Edith Rob
erts and Francelia Ellington
q Where Tna Louise Lovely born
and educatedf
A. Louise was born in Sidney, Aus
tralia, tWenty-four years ago. She
was educated in Switzerland and OBJ
tanned her stage experience in musi-
cal comedies In stralia.-CopyriEh
1s20-Thompson Feature Service.
when was Grlfflfhss aThe Birth
OF Nation shown for the first
timer The answer viii be found
in this department tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
MISTAKE OF 1000 MADE
m REPORT ON KILLINGS

Washington. d. c., Oct 27.-Natives
killed in Haiti during the five years
OF American Occupation numbered
2250 instead Of 1880 as previously
announced by the navy department.
Il was disclosed at the opening pub
lie session today Of the naval court
Of inquiry. recently appointed by sec
rotary Daniels 10 investigate the con-
duct OF the marines IN the island re-
public.
Brig. Gen. Barnett former com
nnandant Of the corps, the first wit
ness before the court. testified that
a mistake in addition had led TO the
erroneous announcement Maj Ed
mund 3. Mcclellan. attached TO the
casualty record office Of the corps
testified that only a few of the ma
tives killed had not fallen in action
with the marines or the gendarmes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27

TO SING HERE
IN DECEMBER

Fl Paso viii hear the San Carlo
Opera company on December 20, q
and p, Liberty bail.
Lucius Pryor, manager, signed a
contract Wednesday with the Or
pheus club. of Fl Paso, to bring the
company here for one matinee and
three night performances on these
dates.
Il has not been decided what operas
viii be sung. but the company has a
repertoire Of IS. The Orpheus club
VIII select the operas to be sung. It
Is possible that Madam Butterfly
viii be the matinee offering.
There are los people in the com
panys headed by Fortune Gallo. The
company was originally booked for
the Crawford. but owing 70 the small
ness Of the theater il was found i'm
practicable to have It appear there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
FEDERAL AGENTS CAPTURE
MEN. DRUGS AND TEQUILA

Twenty-Five gallons Of alcohol, z
quarts Of tequila and ten ounces %
morphine were confiscated by federal
narcotic agents Tuesday night when
a house near Washington park was
raided. -Four persons were arrested
They gave the names Of Fedeucio
Springer, Marta Springer, Juan Perez
and Francisco Aurrita-
Officers say the house had been IN
der suspicion for some time The
quantities captured, they say. are
among the largest taken IN recent
raids.
The alcohol was contained in four
fire-gallon cans and two one gallon
jugs, While the tequila. IN quart bot
ties, was in its case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
TOO MUCH Is
DEMANDEDFOR
BURMA BRIDE

New York Oct 27.-Ihe cost OF
wives has increased in the far of
Chin hills Of Burma, declares a re-
port by Rev. ]. Herbert Cope. repre-
sentative OF the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion society at Haka
This yeaF a lively discussion grew
out OF the resolution that selling Of
daughters cease" the report con
timed. The custom has grown into
an abuse. Men are demanding more
and more until a young chap who
marries goes frightfully into debt
which he is years liquidating. And.
il while playing slowly for his wife.
the husband incurs the anger OF her
father. the daughter is promptly
called home and in some cases sold 10
another man. We have been trying
to get them 10 reduce the charges"
Efforts to induce the natives to
follow the customs Of white men are
being made in educational institu-
tons opened in these districts as a
result Of the New World Movement
OF Northern Baptists. Or. Cope said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
INTERNATIONAL WHITE WAY"
ASSURED. SAYS ALDERMAN

A free bridge across the Rio Grande
and an international white way" are
practically assured as result OF con-
ferences between FL Paso representa-
tives and officials Of the Mexican
government during the recent trade
excursion, in The opinion Of alder
man Park Pitman-
Although lfr. Pitman anticipates
that little can be done toward the
contamination plans until December J.
when president Obregon takes the
oath Of office in Mexico City, he be-
lieves that plans can be carried &c
completion quickly thereafter
Considerable detail work viii re-
main 20 be done, Mr. Pitman says be-
fore actual construction can proceed
He anticipates that a joint commits
sion representing the United States
and Mexico first must decide the most
logical place FOR the bridge, and the
matter Of finance must also be worked
out after Oregon has assumed office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
ALLOWS
FREE USE OF
LIBERTY HALL

County commissioners at a meet
ing Tuesday evening voted TO allow
the use Of Liberty hall free TO all
conventions Of state. national or in
ternational scope This action was
taken after the presentation Of a Pc
tition from the chamber OF commerce
The chamber of commerce viii be
given the right to decide what bodies
are entitled TO this privilege.
Heretofore the chamber OF com
merce has paid for the use OF the hall
from its entertainment fund. It was
in a cooperative effort to bring more
conventions and visitors here that the
commissioners decided TO eliminate
the charge
Troop /, Ord regiment, state mill
tia, presented q petition asking tho
use OF a room in the basement for ar
armory. The commissioners ISSUED
a lease for this purpose. making no
charge but reserving the right TO can
eel the lease on 30 days notice.
An exemption from taxes was
granted the Sacred Heart sisters for
their new orphanage at Orchard
park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
.STATEBOARD
HONOR GUESTS
AT BARBECUE

A barbecue IS being given this az
ternoon at the high school by llr. and
llrs. C. e. Kelly and members o. the
school % Mines faculty in honor
Of the visiting regents Of the Univer-
slty Of Texas. About 900 students,
ex-students and guests are expected
20 attend. Arrangements have been
made with the street car company
for cars 20 leave The plaza about I
o'clock for the accommodation OF the
GUESTS An oldfashioned banquet
with many kinds Of delicious edioles
VIII be served by a committee Of local
men and women who are assisting IN
the affair An army band has been
obtained TO furnish music and there
viii be q program with speeches
from c. T. Kelly, Dr. r 2. Vinson,
Louis J. WORKMAN, judge ]. n Cog
sin and A. Il CulwelL
Only one business session OF the
board OF regents was held Tuesday
All the business Of the meeting was
transacted at that time. There VIII
be another board meeting November
in Galveston. when special com
uittse appointed to Investigate the
medical branch o. the university VAL
make its report
The visiting regents expressed
ratification at the progress OF the
educational work here and said that
the school Of Mines was on a par
with the standard o. the other schools
of the university. The enrolment Of
The entire university this year is
$50 students about twice the number
enrolled in 1913.
A luncheon Cor the regents was
given by the School Of Mines at the
dormitory Tuesday following the
business meeting and the guests were
then escorted on a sightseeing TIP
20 Juarez for several hours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
KIWANIS CLUB
is OPTIMISTIC
OVER MEXICO

Optimism for Mexico's future was
unanimously expressed Wednesday at
the KiWanis club luncheon by the
KiWanis delegation on the Peace and
Progress excursion TO Mexico City.
Norman Walker, DR.. J. ". Laws and
C. E Barglehaugh were called upon
for their Impressions Of Mexico
'Nexico's Industrial condition is in
far better shape than her financial
and transportation conditions, as far
as I could see" said Mr. Barglebaugh.
Inadequate railway equipment and
lack Of funds are the two problems
which Mexico must face Immediately.
Industrially, I believe she can take
care OF herself without trouble.
Norman Walker emphasized the fact
that the FL Paso excursion made far
greater hit than had any other ex-
cursious which have passed through
Mexico recently.
Education and foreign capital are
the two great needs Of Mexico ac-
cording 10 the statements OF their
leaders" said Dr.. J. w. Laws. These
two things must come IL Mexico Is to
gain her stride and, from our observa-
tons, Mexico already has a good start
toward getting them"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
And Tire Added Attractions
BURTON HOLMES, TRAVELOGUE
WIGWAM ORCHESTRA
You Cant Brush Or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid Of
dandruf Is to dissolve it, then you
destroy It entirely. To do this, get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon; apply il at night when retir-
ing; use enough TO moisten the scalp
and rub It in gently with the finger
tips.
Do this tonight, and by morning,
most II not all, OF your dandruff will
be gone and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign
and trace Of It. no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You viii find. too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop at
once, and your hair viii be fluffy.
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store, it IS inexpensive and
never fails to do the work.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
WAR HERO'S
BODY is DUE
HERE TODAY

El Paso win pay tribute this after
noon 10 the memory OF Alonzo J..
Hosea. its first war hero, when his
body arrives from France Hosea was
buried in Flanders, but at the request
Of his parents the body was sent TO
FL paso, where it viii be buried in
Evergreen cemetery. The funeral will
be at Z o'clock Sunday afternoon, from
the -Hagedon undertaking par
lors-
The body VIII be met at the station
this afternoon at $50 o'clock by Off
GERS and members Of the American
Legion. Post chaplain Rev. +. n
Johnson, jr-, viii conduct the funeral
services. All members Of the legion
who can get away from their work
are asked to be at the station and 10
be IN uniform, n possible. Members
OF the legion auxiliary are TO be pres
eut also.
When the body arrives. the Ameri-
can Legion viii conduct it 20 the
Peak-Hagedo chapel ana hold a short
service.
Young Hosea was the son Of D. j.
Hosea, OF S81s Wilson street Mr.
Hosea IS employed by the Texas &
Pacific railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
Ell PASOAN OFFERS TWO TO
ONE THAT HARDING WINS

Warren G. Harding is considerably
better than an even money favorite in
FL Paso at any rate.
Those inclined to believe Gov Cox
has a show 70 win the election and
who have backed their opinions with
all available cash win find il neces-
sary to 20 around the corner to
Uncle Ben's" and soak the family
clock to take up the proposal Of E R
Evans who has $4,000 20 wager on
the Republican choice on q two to one
basis. In a letter TO The Herald
Evans states that he Is ready TO
wager the $4,000 or any part OF it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27

ought 10 do at least as much for edu
cation as It does for the cure OF hos
cholera The speaker IS past district
president Of Rotary.
Another guest Of honor was z J
Lutcher stark OF Orange. Texas. dis
trict governor. Mr.. stark urged as
sociate members be changed 20 add
tional active members Singing. he
asserted. was one OF the best things G
club could do Don't drop it," he ad-
vised. After he finished the club
pledged itself by unanimous vote O.
go TO the polls and vote for the school
amendment and do the other things
requested.
Lucius Pryor. advance agent OF the
san Carlo Grand Opera company, was
another speaker. He said an opera
company OF los artists was coming &c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
BROTHER OF SERGEANT
WAS KILLED BY ROBBER

Additional details Of the death Of J.
B. Lopez, railroad detective at Fort
Worth and a brother OF police ser
geant Ed Lopez, have been received
here.
]. B. Lopez was killed when a rob-
Der ordered him TO raise his hands
and he refused, reaching for his gun.
Following the shooting the man es-
capped Lopez died two hours after he
was shot. A reward has been offered
FOR the capture OF the thug, which
will amount TO more than $1,000. A
meager description Of the man has
been sent TO police here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
EDWARD ROGERS IS DEAD
AT HOME AT ALTON. Ill

Edward Rogers. president Of the Fl
Paso Brick company, died Tuesday a.
his home in Alton, III, according to
Information received IN Fl Paso to-
day. He had been connected with
the local plant for 20 years and son,
+. H Rogers, is the active manager
he was at Alton at the time Of his
fathers death. Funeral services VIII
be held in Alton Thursday and the
local plant viii be closed all day in
respect for his memory
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
BETTER SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN
LEADER NAMES NEW WORKERS

Mrs. Fred z. Stevenson, in charge
Of the women's better schools cam
uaiEn. has announced the appoint
rnent Of the following precinct work
ers: Mesdames Glen Moore J. D.
Hflinan. %. ]. Allen, j. Z. Hollis. c. B.
Hudspeth, Richard Warren, Wills
Waite. Joseph Spence, ]. E Kelley, T.
F. Baker, William Wallace, Edith B.
Lane. A. ". DePew and Miss A Tier
miey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
Base Burners

There Is nothing better in base burn
ers than the Garland. We have this
satisfactory make IN a number Of
patterns-an most desirable.
THE LAWSON ODORLESs Gas
Heater is shown IN a variety Of sizes
and styles, priced up from 500.
ELECTRIC HEATERS in either Ma
jestie or Universal make are priced
at $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27

Ell Paso in December. Re praised the
schools for having classes in musical
appreciation.
A musical program was given
through the courtesy Of DR.. r 7
Ramey. Of the school board Georgt
Daland played the piano. Maurice
Sackett played a flute solo. Miss
Josephine Boynton played a violir
solo and Logan Waterman gave a cor
net solo.
". 4 Folts. vice president OF the
Austin. Te., National bank, and 8
member Of the board Of regents Of
Z the University OF Texas. was another
guest
C. W. Groom was declared the goa'
and George lie Baron the prize win
uer for next week.
--,-.,,,--- - ,..-g,,7es -. r-.-v-..,,--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
JUDGE Returns TO CITY;
WILL OPEN COURT MONDAY

Judge W. D. Howe returned Tues
day night from Sierra Blance. where
he has been holding court The terms
at both Van Horn and Sierra Blanca
have been completed and on Monday
the 34th district court viii open here.
Grand jurors have been ordered TO
appear Monday while petit jurors
need not appear until Wednesday
morning. according to judge Howe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
MRS. CARRIE B. NAQUIN IS
GRANTED DIVORCE BY COURT

Carrie B. Naquin was granted d.
vorce from her husband. Charles +.
Naquin, By Judge Ballard Coldwel in
the 65th district court " eonesday.
Mrs. NaQuin testified that her hus-
band treated her cruelty, which made
their living together impossible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
Ell PASO COUNTY FARMERS
START MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The farm bureau drive for members
iu Fl Paso county started "Wednesday
at Clint A committee OF five promi-
nent valley farmers wiz visit every
farmer they can reach during the
week in an effort to get at least zoo
new members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
Gas Ranges

In Gas Ranges we offer the reliable
Acorn Gas Ranges which always give
satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27

A report on plans for the proposed
new building TO be used BY the
Knights Of Columbus as q home viii
be made by the building committee at
a meeting OF the lodge tomorrow
ufrhe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
FRIDAY!!!
while New York Sleeps"

The greatest picture ever made, and
the mighhest screen melodTams Of all
time. A William Fox super-special in
90 reels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27
3IJOU
TODAY and thru THURSDAY
Night
Eugene O'Brien
n Bis latest "SeIznick" production
''The Wonderful
Chance"

A play that viii appeal to all ~mOvis"
fans. Eugene O'Brien pOrhays the
character Of a gentleman crook. IFS
2 real story Of the underworld with
al its sordidness and romance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-27

Tenement best results Lee Esvman.-
ADV.