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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

feTH, NJ, las, HOTEL beautifully
furn single and double rooms; electric;
callv wscllv rates: Conv. TO stations; best
atcar nodations for tiavelinR pcOrIt moh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

CHESTNUT ST, lOO2-Room and bath. or
2 rooms and bath; other single rooms.
f0'rH ST n, 4G43--Owner will let room
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

10Th AND MARKET-win alter corner
store TO suit tenant, long lease, admirably
adapted for restaurant. drug store. confes-
tionery or other heh-class business; rent ac-.
ccoIding 70 siteratlon and SIZE sof store from
thig rent with ,seaprisy, need apply. Taylor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

SFVt;N-ROOM bungalow. modem 90

SENk!N-ROOM bungalow, modern convent
pnCes: corner lot. with garage: immediate
possession: price, $1,000
Eight-r1Om cottage bungalow. modern CON.
venirnCes lot lOOXlj0: immediate possesr-
sion: price $500
RivertOn: Groom mouse, modern COnNenienCrS
lot 5ON.50; price $4,000,
rrn-ToOm house: corner property, overlooking
golf grounds: all mOderO Convenlsnces with
garage: property now unpCCupied; price
Sl2,OOO. "
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CITY
ERNlANTOWN
NEW JERsEy-sUBrRBAN

EIBERON, y. Nineteen N room residence.
furni-hed. IL bedrooms 4 baths. all mod
cru ir provcments. hardwood thrOuGhouIi
garage, bath. . rooms; ~ acres ground'
near Deal golf links. $1,000. rs Fourth ave.
inUg BRA nVh. y. j.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YoU ARE INVITED to list your vacant or
to-lle-vaCaut apa rtment with the Sherwood
Apartment AgenCy. 22i =. Broad 81. Phone
Walnut 31T. II t.. quite impossible to MI tho
requirements OF" our many applicants with
out YOUR hearty co.opcration.
COUPLE desire mfurnisEed apartment; u-hr
housekeeping. Allegheny ave. east ~
Broad. g. so, Ledger Cff'cr.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
H.NMNIONTON
APARTMENTS

THE TOTRA1NE-For rent unrurnshed.
Apartment SOC: 3 bedrooms. . baths, living
room, hall. dining room and kitchen; south
west exposure. Apply 1920 Spruce st
1927 SPRUCE ST.-Fiyc- room housekeeping
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DEVON
DRENEI HILL

DRE%EL HlLir-Seven-room house and .
baths. FoNcroft stone. oak floors through
out: garage. heated: the whole planned on
labor saN Wing lines: beautifully. shaded street.
9 II COATES. 81 Forrest ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13
MODERN ATTRACTIVE

oroom house; garage; lot 67x9OO.
lS min, BROAD 81. |Sta.; 20 I'd Chester
IMMEDIATE POSS. CALL, SEE PHOTO
PETERS 4 SON. COS CHESTNUT ST. .PHILA
EINTOWN-VBCant, near train and
trolley; excellent neighbOrhOOd clapbOd rd
and shingle, 0 chambers, gas and electricity,
Sgmidetached. terrace 'front.' bargain; ga
Tsge privilege. Beck, 1915 Cayuga st.
IUGII.AND PARK--Seven-room stucco, tile
baih. hot-water heat. gas, range, large
-oiokets fstationary tubs In basement full
iaDsth screens; 1s Fairview ave; S11. ono.
% ROOMS. aiEstone mansion large stone
garage. 20 acres IN lawn; fruit. etc, worth
sih0. 900 sscrihcs for W, 600, 7i2. Ledger
Once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

t,EESTNUT, 4O2s--Rooms for rent for I. 2
~ 3 people, second floor. front and back
pIAtloND ST. isOI--Finely furn, gents
bach. apt: bath, marble, show priv nm
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IIADDONFIEI.D

HAVE YOUR own garden farm and enIov
country life with all the conyenences OF
the city a. fe birawooa IHct' Haddonfeld
and up: only $40 monthly will finance build
ing when lot il paid for; only few left: get
booklet No. IS. GILBERT 4 OCALLAGHAN
5u2 Walnut st PhilalelDhi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-13

2C55 ERANDYWINE sT. 3 story. ) rooms
aud bath; S3SOO.
I7fG,is sydenham St; story, S room, and
bath. $4,000 each.
bath. $4,000
ba IN. suitable for apartments: $4,000
Apply Chelt,n Trust Co, 5Bli Germantown
ave,
1000 BLOCK CHEW sT,--Twin. 3 story 10
: rooms: modern. fine sha de trees: in eNcel-
lent condition: possession, Commercial
cuIarantee Locust 4Sa3,
GERMANTOWN Cpeiham). $4,000 n sold in
next b days; modern. story, twin. owner
must sell immsdiais possession: financed.
Phone Gtwn. 2ioS w v,
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TOMS RIVER

FOR SALE-A small country hotel ~stsn.
Iished since 1905; good all.year trade
ssiesmen trade a specially; 3 persons can Tun
same: good opportunity for the right part:
Inspection and inquiry invited; price reason.
able: good reasons given for selling; steam
mrrCiaI Mems Inn. situated on Toms River
4 J p. S.-Four miles from Rarnegat Bay
At REACHwOOD ~ THE PINES. adion-
ing Toms River. y. j., coy 4-roOm bun
gaiow IN Teller ave, near station; short
walk to bathing beach and clubhouse; II
fully furnished. nearby; lots fruit trees
and shlnglrd garage; sacrifice price $500
u NlCkrrsOn, BeachwUOd, y. j.
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Observation-Disclosures
An Attractive Stone House
HERKNESS & STETSON

In rNr".nuI condition; II rooms = baths
npru nreplnC,s. thoroughly modern: larg
IN :, snLnrna from PrmmM. slaliOm- SIG LMn
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MOOR ESTOWN

COLONIAL. HOUSE
1877. H. W. heat, elect; gas kitchen; vacuum
cleaner; gar; hennery: lot, 90N253 It,: shade;
fruit: berries: fine view; near sta. & trolley
PETERS & son Cos CHESrNIT ST. .PHILN
Others to IA rooms. S65On 10 $40. .GOO
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Observation-Disclosures
FORT WASHINGTON

FORT WASHINGTON. PA.-CouHtrv seat
30 acres: stone bldg. near station and troll
ley; 20 rooms suit sanatOrium or boa riding
school. KENNEDY IO6 s. Van Pelt vt.
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ROOMS FOR RENT


tbEsTNJT, 4O2s---Rooms for rent for I 2
or 3 people. secopd floor, front aud back
Y tDIAMoND ST. isOI--Fineiy furn. gents
bach. apt. bath, marble, shoW& priv nm
FfNE ST, isi0-Room aud bath. nicely
Furnished; also single rooms and bath
PINE sT. i82S-one furnished and un.
furnished room; next to bath; elec. llght'
SPRUCE ST, 1912 uiolme mehursD Double
and single vacancies; running water pri'
ynte bath, electric light. phone. -.-.---L--.
1sTH S.. e6i--DesiraMe furnished roomsi
centrally located: running water; reason
i.sss o. SrIl Little eSss Hotsi ~ 8 Rrosd broad st. e.
10TH NJ. ia0, HOTEL t'eaytifnliy
6sliy wscllV rates; conv. TO stations; best
stcWrmodat,ons for travelling -pcorle : mod.
ssTH ST, s., 653---Larse second.story front
room suitable for married couple or
contiemen: ronvpniences Phone Wood.
7a2sM
cHEsTNUT ST. IOO2-Room and bath. or
2 rooms and bath; other single rooms
i0TH ST, N 46I3--Ownrr will let ! room
10 refined couple or gentlemen; hr'"ktasl
optional. ---.---
TWO furnished rooms, second floor southern
EXPOSURE; plenty OF hot water: nancy 10
All cars: reasonable rates, BarlhE loL".-
ATTRACTIVE furn. apts, some housekpg
sherwood AIT, Agency 225 $. Broad st
E GERMNNTowN
dREEN ST, GERNiANTOWN. 5Ss2 Two
furnished rooms, bath and porch commu'
nieating, second floor electric light Phone
Germantown B2i.
NEW JERSEY-SuBuRBNN
H>MMONTON
LARGE, cheerful rooms. single or Communl-
eating, furnished: every comfort ana con
! venience: continuous hot water; meals near.
garage on place. NJ. v. ROTHWElI. I'd
and Peach sls. Hammonton. \. j
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
200-ACRE FARM

1900 ACRES. only 10 miles from Phiad
phia city Hail. $50. 600.
WESTNEY. 2O3 Liberty Bldg.
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NEW JERsEy-SURURBAN


COOPER SO. APIS. "a and Penn sts.:
minutes walk from Market ST. ferry; at
tractively located furnished or unfurnishcc
apartments. Cali or phone Camden 1880
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MAINE

FOR SALE - Ten-room house completely
furnished with stable; located between .
Maine lakes. both noted for their good fish-
ing sac Nill include Rangclcy boat in
hrst-Class condition; just the place for a mnn
or club seeking summer Sear-arnund
homo. lnnuLre Of w. ~. Rose. Greenn. Me.
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ATLANTIC CITY

FURNISHED housekeeping apartment also
attractivelv furnished rooms: lllg New
jersey ave, May 10 to September u opeh
for inspection or telephone Spruce OJoh
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Vacant-Renovated-O'b'k Section

oIalil-l\SiioNdtcd- ID OeCtlOn
S'Iiu-C"r. GIth .lIRudrngton & Iulanor; a &C.
S3GOO--GGl" Had liHGton. 4 rooms storar ,o,r
SHdOU--lirdl HHddingtUn u rooms stOrarnN1,
CRnWl.EE, l237 GOTH Belmont 054I ".
=: :. .CONESrNiA: porch. white plumbing
I"lS Add!"un st; story porch
iIaH Cedar ave; BEAUTIFUL stv. 1 bedrms
- 10 Walluc" st; story. porch
1Tth and Rainbridsr or 1ll3 Lincoln BI,l,
t9O00-Early possession; modern hnusg,
hedrOoE.; large lot; near CohLs CrceI,
Parkway \ y logan. 1906 Chestnut -
LARGE S-story residence on Belmont ave
- rooms. = baths price sGSOO.
EMPIRE TRUST COY iith Lancaster av.
IMMEDIATE possession: 1882 y. Igth st
rooms porch front. hut-wai"r heat etc.
giant 0pd"r md modern: occupied by owner
I'E LNNCEN 5laS: porch: Douglass, 5IS
532 whit" plumbing. Address 55"S udluw
" PIII.A.-For sale 53l4 klnys.sslur
ave; h-dr"oms, porch. steam heat.
NNGANT-iG3O Arch. 1 rooms bath on
second hoor. Write Gr~v. 552S Ludlow.
building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
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EIEINS PARK

EIklNS PARk--A desirable corner lot near r
train and trolley, extended view: rras ma bic
restrictions; H. It. front: $4,000 r. o. Box
~ Elkins Park. Pa.
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WENONAu

GoING wEST-Wnl sell 7-room house, steam
heat! shrgHSsrSy tTG5 .S4o "Pa al kind
IT, GREWE. Elm and Clinton, sves.
WenunHh. y. T.
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NEW BUNGALOW, MODERN

IL rooms ! baths. garngo and lodge house
,TIesian.wsll; = acres: overIuuks MIN Greek
Valley, S25.Ou0
pnh lInNnrfOrd ave. Narbnrth
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NEW Observation-Disclosures
GI.ENDORA

VACANT-2is u story house. good condition
rooms and attic. nicely located; lot 10000;
price $4,000; cash required, $500.
A. J. BOZARTH CORP.
sos Walnut st.. PhilR.. Pa.
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| los Land
Title Bldg.
tffIst 1-Nk
WEST puILADELrIIIN
WEST rMILADELPH

5325 DS\GE AVE.--Vacant; Z rooms. porch
front. up-tu-date house. Phone Lucust
JlG3 OF C}nwyd @56 X
pg,s,r LOCATION IN W. Phils zoo block S
NIuirk Cthove 6Oth); rooms and bath,
sampIa house open daily; agent ON premises
Spnday Haplan Rosenoerg' o4's spruce
rOBBS CREEK BOULEVARD, near spruce
st-Brautiful corner home. with every
,,,ndsrn nppolntment, immediate possession
WEAVER & son, ga y. I'D st. Spruce 2340.
aoIO CUESTNUT-Va acant; Thoroughly mod. .
is rms. baths. showers; excl. cond.; =
,nry earaEe: lot to SAMSON ST.; s35. 900.
" II Harris 205 Haysrford ave-, NsrbeTth,
-=qa a0-t1.57 CEDAR AVE: very good In
'veatment, iO-i2-1s20-22 $. Conestoga 81.
I'm and Bainbridse or Ills lincoln Bldg
saI4 KTNdsBssfNG AvE.--rour bedrooms
porch. steam neat ~
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TioR SAFE AT nARdA-fiiNN

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
AIaEnIhcent furnished readence, close Ia
beach; lot 50xi06 q. house could not be built
fqr price ssked sso goo; g. = ma r,sc sc bedrooms
ave. Atlantic City, N.~l-
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.8lAIT 2$5sR

Copyright. 1870 b. Tho Pruas ruI hing o..
,INy Ars NO-k Ecnlrg Wnrtl
I. What country produced the Dcst
hor brisles before tho War2
2. What university President has
been mentioned as Presidential can
didltc?
3. WHO ls the present Secretary OF
III, Treasury?
& In What State is che greatest set
uomcut OF AennUnitcs In America?
5. What rAs IL being substituted for
hydrogen Ia balloons because Il will
not burn?
8. Which planet Is furtheet from
the sun?
Z. What 10 the height Of tho average
table from the hoor2
g. What plant IL the source Of dye
known as Turkey redY
O. What is an Indian stone Ratchet
called2
10. What Roman Emperor used the
motto, "By this sign thou wilt con-
quer" in reference 10 the Cross?
IL. In what field OF science was
Agassiz known
IL. On what baseball team did Billy
Sunday once play2
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
1, Russia: ?, Nicholas Murray But
Ter; 3, David +. Houston; 4, Pennsyl-
Vania; s, helium; 6, Neptune; 7, 80
inches; 8, madder; ., tomahawlS: 10,
constantine; IL, Biology; II, Chicago
INAIlOnA~ - - ---,,. ..,,-. .--. ,.---l 49,
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eoaslP.

Louise Clark, daughter Of Charles
Clark, has Joined the cast Of Honey
Girl"
Ina williama. tust back from Aus
tralia, has been engaged for THE
Century Promenade"
A travesty on "The MilSado" will
be O feature Of VIII MorriSey'S re-
VIe, "Buzzin' Around"
Ernest Truck has removed that
funny Ettle muStache. He is 20 i'm
persopate a boy In Don't BE
Afraid"
James Madison, writer Of vaude-
Vile material, has gone to California
IN spend the summer.
Hal Briggs, James r. Carey and
Robert Lawrence, stock directors,
have been re-engaged for neTt season
by the Blaneys.
Ed Wynn Is giving each member Of
his Carnival" company a weeks va
cation with pay and expenses thrown
in.
Bertha X. Wood Is now playing the
role Of Susan IN Abraham Lincoln"
at the Cort Theatre.
Roberta Lomax Of the "Soun etime"
company was taken to a hospital re-
Gently suffering from general
bree kdown.
''The Sign on the Door" by Chan
ming Pollock, Is TO be a Norma Tai
madge film soon. II n said $4,000 was
paid for the picture rightA
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FRoM THE CHESTNUT IRE.

u ~ 'Aue W" A1tA tfNiHAa Wolel
tlon2 ]. for one don't believe In 1t
and I'm not a pTude or ola-lashloned.
Butterfly Ina.n ought to become a
poet. He seems =, Oe that SORT OF u
sissy.
Flapper, ". Y. c.--I have been
kissed million times but have never
kissed a fellow. / always let thom
do the kissing. And | honestly think
that that New York University
graduate is an old prude. know
that ] would never like To spend a
beautiful summer night on a lake
with him; perhaps he never has. Me
for the fellow who has some. nerve
and viii kiss or rather steal II from
girl.
Yankes--"iIaa- a-a.a! Murray for
Mickey" II Ey. A y. +. don't like
the American girls ne knows what
be can do. ] am a fuil-hlooGed
Yankee. I also have bohhed hair.
One Who Kuowa.--A little kiss is
all right but is the avCragr follow
satisfied wlta just one little ,k.ss7 III
say not,
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our OWN ouIIA SECTION.

oUESTON-Should a drunken man
attempt 20 dance the Toddles IN n
public trottery while his wife is at
home suffering with boils on the
neck7
Miss Lovely. Fish Centre--A woman
with boils should command her hus-
bands respect, as such wives are
very rare.
Handsome Tom, Friars Club-Let
the old man dance. Sprees arc so
scarce these days no boils should be
permitted to interrupt them.
DR.. ]. Semongood, Round Table.
n. "a boil on the neck is the re-
suit OF local blood disorder and
should In no. way AFFECT the dancing
OF relative once removed. See
Ecliptus, Med Rec. Page S41, Par. IL.
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By Way of Diversion.

I'd Ike to laugh hearty
laugh, the Kind that you odviso;
the kind that makes ones tam-
nv ache, iohile tears RON from
ones eyes. I'd IUsc 10 laugh a.
once laughed, before ! tried to
sell the pcsky "pomeS" that I
compose-fhe poePs dream, al,
toeW Bus iohen ! sec my name
IN print, iOhtch plcoSes mo a lot,
tfs due 10 some ktnd-hedrted
gent Dho Tnns neIfin0-pot.
And iohen I see II there IN print
soy, "Thdfs not 90 toorse :"
then i0onder u I'd see u there u
u ioere not "free" Uerse. RE
easy for the guy TO laugh 'oho
for his stun 0ets pay, but
mighty hard for one toho drdtos
rejection slips each day. Instead
Of laughing notO I ioecp, Ike
some forsoken 0nouIe. and u I
ever laugh again you'H knOtO
Tve sold a "pome."
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@sel EUgnhnd&66G Qwii0IEgd 1aPAGkS
go laan n r. -. rn,hn co Tha 80 York Enial Mohdl

Copyright. 1870. By The Press Publish
.WUYUIAA well, the readers OF the
w Ouija column are certainly
getting their opinions off
Their chests. Judging from the an
Hwers TO this weeks question, many
readers feel that twenty-five Is too
young to be married. Do YOU think
sof whatever your thoughts, send
them 70 the Evening World. Ouija
BdAtor.
This weeks question;
Is MARRIAGE MORE SUCCESS
Full BEFORE THE AGE OF
Five, OR AFTER TT ,
EN-A. 6. r. SOldier.--I say that a
girl should lay on the marriage stun
until she " at least twenty live. Be
fore then they lack the common
sense that us men are gifted with
Love 70 the trails.
Jack M.-If young couples would
marry after the age Of twenty-five
they would consider the taking OF a
partner for life more serious and
therefore take more pains selecting q
partner and would decrease the num-
her OF divorces.
Miss Victoria, Brooldyn-I am still
under twenty, but feel that should a
good catch" come up I would go
Leap Year calling. II Harry T. would
think twice before putting his
thoughts on paper he would well real
lie that men like TO be "babied,"
whether they are twenty-five or forty
years old.
"Soa GulI"-Twenty- five is all right
for the girl, but not for the man uu-
less he has a good job and enough
cash 10 keep the girl. Take my Rd-
vice and keep single. / know.
Billie c., Brooklyn am eighteen,
a girl, and do not intend to marry
before ] am twenty-five. Seven more
wears Of single blessednoss are not
too many for any one, ana you know
Z you viii be long time married. sis
tiers
seth BaPn. c. E. FL am not mar
ried ana am twenty-five years old
and from what / know man should
not look for trouble (get marriod)
before he is ninety II he lives so long,
70 he w1n have not many years
OF strife.
Here are a few answers TO last
weeks question, SHOULD a young
lady permit her escort 10 kiss her
good nlght7"
hinlci4 psnde, New York; have
bobbed hair and don't consider my
SELF old-fashioned, but II a fellow
was 10 KISS me, I'd knock him over
the head.
Miss Fair Dealen-why not let the
parties CONSERVED answer that Ques-
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WHY BoAsT7
Nolo, ev'rybodv's baby Is

Noto, eVFybodv'S baby Is
The finest Of them all.
No other Kid Is half as smart,
There's music IN us sQUaL
n shoes its 'oondrorS brightness IN
Each funny little goo,
And does so many cunning tricks
No other child could do.
Why parents IoUe to bra0 about
Their Offspring don't knOto.
They're claSSed as bores Oy cory one
Who hears them Boosting so.
7 haze a baby four months old,
yet I'm no Dragging man.
Last night the rascal hnntHed tune,
Just beat that u you cGa.
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FooLIsHMENT.

I'm Verv tend Of Mabel,
And that's no idle fable.
I'm UerV fond Of Mabel, but
Shell neUer be Ulytoite.
RI never marry Mabel,
For she's too fond Of sable
And other things that cause a man
To lead q cur dogs Hfo.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Sunday Is the strongest day of tho
Weeh."
''Whaddye mean. strongest p
IAN tho others are week days"
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ooLpEN HOME AGAIN.

John Golden has returned from the
West He brought with him the man
uacript Of a dramatic comedy called
@IIer Fathers House." by Hale Ham
Ilton aka Eiole Brothers Shore. Mr..
Golden has signed an agreement
whereby ne win produce all the plays
Mr. Hamilton writes in the next five
years. In Detroit he saw Heaven"
BY Austin Strong. and he predicts II
WIN prove a legitimate SUCCESSOR to
''Liglltnine."
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IT's aTHE LOVE BATH."

The heat has begun TO work on Ar
thur Hammerstein. He announces
that he has decided TO change the
title Of Frank Tinney's forthcoming
starring vehicle from Tickle Ne" TO
'sThe Love Bath" However, before
Arthur gets through with II. the
title Is just as apt, 20 be ''Mary's
Murderous Mother As not
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HuMTIEY no An hERE

q. p. Huntley, the English come
dian. Is TO star In this country next
season under the management OF
mkely be called Lord While" Mr..
Huntley win arrive in New York next
week, bringing the manuscript
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pAIMrINn iER uP.

The Winter Garden Is being redeco-
rated and will be spic and span when
9'Cinderella on Broadway" opens
there next Monday night. Tho show
viii finish this week In New Haven
before seeking this new haven.
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A THOUGHT FOR TO- DAY,

> Constable Alex Barlow denies tho
story that no raided the poker game
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