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(1 UXlir h BALL LIMIT1ED)
According to Chief of Police
Thomas O'Brien, the playing of
{Ibaseball in city streets, alleys,
and lawn extensions is prohibit-
ed by city ordinance.

SiIfLITS WILL JOn 1'23 will be music, songs, jokes, and during the World War. The talk
ti EN4ANEERS AT UI'ON S SOKERt speeches at the smoker. Immediately under the auspices of the World Sel
l___ followving this the lits will, be the ice forum, tea department of the S,
Sop fis wll arc totheUnion Iguiests of the engineers at the A\.r- dents' Christian association.
Sophlit wil mach o te cde theater.
after their theater p~arty beginning at___________
7 o'clock tonight at the Wuerth, and iiLAGE101) IRSD
'join the soph engineers in their;OOQEiG DSAE ARYFI lSiA NR
smoker, which. is scheduled for 8' University hospital nurses willI;
'IC nm rea.,1.-.un " - g;---r aioo.- nierit [sitleureewl

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Jesse L. Lasky presents
PRODIUCTON
FORBIDDEN
FRUIT"
.By feanie HacphersozL

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o'clock in the

.reading room. There

Dr. Cyril Hlaas, '04M, who speaks
on "Conquering Diseases in the Near
East," at 7 okclock this evening in
Lane hall spent four years in Turkey
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entertained at a fireside party by the
social committee of the Women's~
league from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock Thurs-
night at Barbour gymnasium. Games
and a special program are being plan-
ned. Grace Ohlmacher, '21, will da~nce;
SMary Kirkpatrick, '21, will sing, and
Gladys IBurch, '21, will give a recita-
tion.

DETROIT
When We Are Young

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We go 6000 miles for the
Turkish tobacco
used in Murad-Why?
Because -Turkish has a taste -Turkish has a
mildness -Turkish has a delight-far beyond all
cigarette tobaccos of all other lands-
Murad gives you real enjoyment, and true
delight such as no Tobacco othLer than 100% Pure
Turkish Tobacco can give.

TODAY - TOMORROWI

WILL GOERS

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"HONS UC".

A beautiful highsouled
woman, tied to a brutal
knave!
When love and hope in
another sprang! up, un-
bidden-
Come help her choose
between. her heart and
"duty"
A realistic ro ma nee
clad In a cloth of gold.

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Facts-Facts -FACTS-!
Tens of thousands of smokers
-tens of thousands of times-
have PROVEN this --
"Judge for Yourself-!"

A GOLDWYN PICTURE

The Best True to Life Rural Comedy since "~Rip Van Winkle"

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GA IETY fCOMEDY

"VELVET FINGERS"

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SATURDAY NOMA D OF THE NORTH"'

SHU0E,RT
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Broadway Brevities
of 1920

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THE AMUSEMENT CENTRE OF A

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TODAY and T~OMORROW 2 DAYS ONLY

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Was this the "untamed In-
dian squaw" he had married
in scorn and sent home from
the [wilds to disgrace his
family? This lovely, sweet-
faced mother o~f his boy?
Suddenly swept by the truth:
-what she had made of so
little-what he had done
with so much,-he fell on his
knees and begged her to for-
give.
A story that binds the great
Northwest with the draw-
ing rooms of London.
From
"The Translation of

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George MTelford".'s

a Savage"
the famous novel by
Sir Gilbert Parker
Scenario by
Frank Condon
presented by
Jesse L. Lasky

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WDNES DAY
VHURS DAY

"RED FOAM"

A Ralph Ince
1 Production

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AFTER LUNCH

MATINEE

THE ARCADE

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