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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Holland Farmer Held
For Double Killing

TEMPLE. Nov. 81. y. Gum. prom.
inent farmer of Holland and candl.
date Tor county commissioner In the 10
cent election. In being held In the coun; =
jail az Bclion charged with the murder
nf his wife and sirp-on. who were shc'
and instantly killed a, III" family HON"
late this evening.
Gum later surrendered TO the off
Gers 1. is said aud waived examination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Pasquale Indicted
on Murder Charge
4 A,focls'sd frsss
NnTFIsICTntlN

u" Nffnriafd Tfetf.
NOi,EiSrONN ~ NuN. s.
AuEus, rasqual- was indicted ~ thu
saund Jury here tu,lay on thu rhaIg'
uf killing lilak,lcv Coughlin. i1.munihs
sld sun 81 Mr.. ard Mrs G,rrEr u
Cuuzhlin. - this cliN IN June 20. last
The grand jury als' found true hlls
charging kidnapping burglary and
tliurtiOn
While Whiting IN IN" prisoner ruun
Iasgual" talked freely. "" said u" IN
icndcd tn plead guilt, nnd take ui
ucdicinc" without delay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
NAII a'wi. N,DI gEtIH
IUE IK' NJ Moi = ROM u

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t.lfi.r .trft', e th' VA Bowl fH
tlr NsiciisI ,.rl fu,fl.l gant u, N..
tslH.f 20 90 o. =. 900 IN 'al"
hl,iir Hsrniaiisn ra~ h'gur 'r' 'ilsu
90 t,Irtuur vussltr s,ats iTs.t. fl'
.I.tssrrv ul fir hoAl and Ira g
., .luuar, aff has hafn vIrHi .f j. ]
.f, $50 th, t,i OFF thy rn.lOSr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
ATTEMPT To FREE
BANK ROBBERS IS
BELIEVED LIKELY
FRIENDS Of SI.At IiiTEH t>D
GREENE SAID To w On WAY
TO hot SPRINGS. ttth
E Asscss,,d Tu...

o., Ass-cAt'i Fftss.
NOT SPRINGS. All. Nov : 10 :,
bankers hi," received ucssig" irUih
Robert Waite. secretary ol the Atkan.
,S,s iLink'r' Association ~ l.iiil" liu,h.
hat h. had been informed 10y TrNis
bankers that fiirnd- e Slaughter ,Lid
Greene. alleged bank robbers and whr
ir- held IN the county iiil here tur thu
murder oi DEPUTY Sheriff Roy l'rown
wvr" hopping toward Hot Spring
iur the purpo'r Of lihvriting the mon
ENtra precautions have been taken ~
Ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
"cn. g. u >e,ille at Capital

WASHINGTON Nut Camera.
Georges l.ul-It Sewn, fUrmrr com
mlnd,I In rhi,f e No, Fuu.h arm,
and %, 'f.st, tn M" t,rc,rt,rnarN ,,l,
braiiun uf fhr Nm'riHau Na,fuW,i
coIr,i. Geo o. held this month. i,dUhcl
Washington tunirh' from Nev Nurs
WHEN, De- arrived tu,laN yr th' steam
shIp "a TuuIr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
.ARM|STICE DAY IS
FURTHER PLANNED;
COMMITTEE MEETS
'",;Hn' iSp ofHrR Sf is'i oR,,iSi2,TIoSs
TO TAKE PART.
MEN WILL WEAR UNIFORMS
Major barton Asks That Every MaIl
Of Ills Old Company DE on Hand
in Full Regalia for Parade
Down Polk Street.

Armi'ti,r DAY. November ~. n tn br
col,4rat-d IN Amarillo IN n style that
viii do honor o. the occasion cf the s'sc
ond anniversary uf III. greatest victory
Won by IN" United States as u natior
The parade. which " to be- paftici'
pat'd IN hy the American Legion, Boy
Scouts. clubs and other civic organi,i 4.
iions. will form IN Polk street nj Third.
40 1916 q. ~. The EoiarianS viii forui
~ the northwest corner. IN. Lions ht
the northeast corner. the kiwanis az
the southwest corner and the cNWryiCc
men at the southeast corner. lichin !
the cN service men will come first -
l,oy Scouts. then the lOcal unions AMI
trade councils The order OF march viii
be- The drum major. band. post com
mand.r. color bearers cNs"TVicc men.
BOY Scouts. Spanish American war vet
erans. Conicd.ra," war veterans. ID. \.
a. organization. other womcn'S club.
Rcd Cross. salvation Army, Rotary
Club. Lions Club kiwanis Club. unions
and trade councils The line ot MARI y
will b, south on polk street Co Tenth.
thoncc east 10 Taylor and north t0 DE
andi thcatcr. where the memorial al
dress viii b. delivered.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Cork Hunger Strike
Continues Unabated

~ A,sosis'sd fre.s.
1T Bl.lN. Nov So far as the at
thuiiti.s here know. the nine hungrr
STRIKERS Ia corr Jail. who today began
their nincticih day of fasting are tax
INK nu fuud. according to the chairman
oi the prison board The chairman
said today suitable food constantly was
being offered the men.
The prisoners recently were visited b.
Father Fielding of Chicago. Accordin,:
g. the Dublin newspaper. Father Field
ms reported them as being resigned n
their tate. Five of the nine men arl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
PROHIITIO> NGENT
- lI,SOINEb FROM lii.ANlE
o. A,soriatssi rWsi

WINDSOR. NOV. = tn, Rev. J. ~
l. Spaiskiin. prohibition enforcement
agent. VINO shot aud killed Beverley
Tumhlc. an inn proprietor In raid
near here several days ago. was ali
-uly,d of li1m- by q coroner's jury at
an Inquest h,r, tonight. The jury
fo'rrd ,he clergyman acted IN selflc-
f,n~s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Hest In all IIisior,


This ~ the third corn crop o. exceed
three billion bushels the previous rec.
ord having been mad" In 1912. while the
crop of 1917 was the second largest.
in point of value. this years crop ~
corn viii not equal that 90 last year.
liascd un the December | price which
WIS ~ 20 hushcl. u was worth 1881
$4,000 Tho crop of 1919 was valued at
Logo. ~ 900 on tho December | price
Il N5 cents bushel. and III" 1917
crop at t3.as0. sAs 600. with the Dccen.
Der price almost $3.50 q Lushel
The value uf this years crop. lascd
on the Nu, cmbcr farm price. which
was s5.3 cents u bushrl. IL estimated ~
t?.;a, .s35 900
loWa's corn crop is the largest Il any
tiatc. az iil .6G0.OOO bushuls Illinois
ranks second and Nebraska third
Tobacco Crop.
The tobacco crop this year. placed ~
i.t76. .iil 600 pounds 10y the preliminary
estimate. IN ~ 600. 900 pounds more
than grown last year. when all previous
records were broken
Production of rice this year exceeds
by ! 1000 100 bushels the previous lars
est crcp IN 1917.
The output this year is placed si
o. ssS 900 bushels. almost half of whicl
WAS grown IN Louisiana.
The sweet potatoc harvest viii sh0'S
iOj. .G76. 900 bushels which IN 1000. .00d
bushels more than grown last year
when the crop exceeded all previous
years production. Alabama output
In larger than any other state The cruv
of years this year In placed at l5.ijS
900 bushels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
REPRESENTATIVE IULL ~
DEfEATE ~ TE>Nt.sSEt

MEMPHIS Nov - Representative
, ,liun ~ ih" fourth congressional dis
.ri,t 90 Tennessee has been defeated
fur r,.,l,etiUn hv a majority u sso by
" 4. Cluu-r rrpuIican. accOrding TO
ihr official .nunt II the tallois com.
pi,tsd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
REDS MAKE EFFORT
To PLACE AGENTS
IN UNITED STATES
DIPI OMiTIC OFFICIALS m ~.
ROPE GET EVIDENCE As TO
RUSSIAN METHODS.

W Nt"'t.o fFwh
ROTTERDAM Nov. s.-.Dctermlned
efforts are being made by agents of tho
liussinn Holshcvik government 10 scni
misronari's' and ngitators 10 thu
United States. according 10 cvidencc col.
lccted hy American diplomatic officials
IN Europe The spy and courier system
~ the Moscow government IN MID 10
sufpas inofficiency and extent that of
the German general staff before the out
break ~ the great war and On the lists
81 soviet secret agents are aid TO "
the names Of many men who before 1915
acted M spics Zoe the central powers
Tor Russia.
Against this CAMPAIGN the United
states has arrayed its agents and o.
ucinls NJ foreign ports Associated with
them IN Holland are the Dutch poiice-
who hive In their poSsession documents
showing that I.enlnc. hte soviet leader.
looks 10 Rotterdam ~ world clearina
housv" for soviet finance and pr0pa-
ganda.
Names Are indexed.
Huge index Tiles have been filled With
the names and records of upwards of
$1,000 EOlshcyik missionaries and thee,
files have been placed IN virtually cv.
cry American embassy. legation ana
conau'aic IN Europe, New passport reg-
ulaiions have been adopted and diff.
cuitios await the Bolsheyiki agitatos'
who attempts TO secure a viz from "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
NN>pERHIIT nOME Il
Gt iIsDtD ~ rOIICE

SEW YORK. Nul Police tonight
guarded 'h ,li1r'm"n' house - Iiffh
aNtuur and Nist street i1 vhhl Nj
avd Mr. gr,fE, Vanderbilt EihI
lluli and ,th,r prominent families U.s.,
as a result q q bHfUb threat ''lrphun"d
o. 600 uul. nillrd woman llt. tesla,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Long Flight Begun 7
by Air Officers on
Border Inspection

~ Nssrr'hird ffefs.
SAN ANTONIO. Nov s.--Major n [.
Pratt. air service officer Of the Eighth
corps with headquarters here. departed
from Kelly Field this morning on
carry him to all 1t the burdcr patrol
stations IN Texas. New Mexico and
ArizurH Hr honel To- complete the To-
Sfvctinn On ten days An attempt VII
h- mad" a. make q non stop flight froei
% luso tu san Antonio on the roiuri
ffut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09

w. Accounted lWss
IuINT ISABEL. TcAas No,. sH
In ihis little gulf coast ishinr town.
which ncsiics IN the south"rnmu-i tip
e continental United States. President.
.l,ci Harding went into s'ciusion to.
'lay ful an interim - rest and rrcr'1
iun H. furc hr begins preparation ui the
policies - his administration.
Politics and International problems
md al thu Llg and little questions in
VOWED In ~" making ut IN" new guN
rrnmvnt rsFimr at Washington. ar" a.
,H shui ont - his consideration while
gulf and fishing arr tn taxi" fUsi plac"
in hts attentions and amisiiUus llv
puts FISHING first II al and his ftndrst
d-sirv lev The tim. leinr h. o. hoax
on. u tho mg iarp"n that ar' found
off Point Isabel.
in small Cottage
The PERSISTENT "i.ct AMI Mis- Handing
arrived her. late in IN" afternoon and
to.k up th"ir l"s.d,nr, In = small
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
OWNER Of LIQUOR
IS GRANTED RIGHT
To PROTECT SAME
NJ pREME COt'RT HANDS DOW v
OIiNlON REGARDING NOI.
STEAD ACT
MAY TRANSPORT STOCK
Provision l.. However. That IntoNi.
cants in Question are Lawfully
acquired" by individual in
Whose Possession Found.

10 Nt.fHla'fu lNfHN
WASHINGTON. Nov. .. storage 81
lawfully acquired liquors In commis
sion warehouses and the transportation
~ such stocks 60 the home Of the owner
N not prohibited by the Nolstcnd net
under decision handed down today b.
thc supreme court
In passing upon the appeal of WI.
liam q. Street of New York from dcci.
stems ~ lower courts. refusing to en-.
join internal revenue officials from sctz
INK liquors he had placed In a room
rented from a safe deposit company, ,h.
supreme court revised the lower courts
aud held the iniunctions should b.
granted
The effect of this ruling had not been
fully appraised tonight by the internal
revenue and prohibition enforcement
officials The belief was expressed
however. that the result might be the
release Of some ten million gallons ~
Intoxicating beverages stored In war.
huIHs,a since Innuarv tg I4s0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
TWIN BOYS NAMED
IlARDING.CO COOi.liIt.E

SALT LAKE. Nov Twin
I-r,s. hurn ,lsriiun dnv q" NJ.
and Mrs. ~. !. Giil'tt II Sltatuga.
Iiah have irvn named Harding
and Cuulidgr. IN homer of fr"si.
den, elect ilar,linEl and Nire'
President -,lsci Coolidge.
HARDING vas i~ru thsi and a.
a result r,,riVed iit.t chcit" ui
names
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Can Regulate Transfer.

The opinion pointed out. however.
that internal revenue authorities un.
dpubtetlly had the administrative power
10 r"gulat" the transfer II such liquor
so as a. prevent their use In violation
u the law
An intention To ConiiSfat. private
property" the opinion concluded. "cy, n
N intoxicating liquors viii not be- raise !
by inference and construction from pre-.
visions Of law which have been ampli.
fled Tor their operation In effcctinr f.
purpose clearly indicated and declared ''
Justice Mcl,cynoids. concurring IN
the judgment II the court disacnicd -
tn thu reasoning In which u Was
reached
ON. cficvt of the decision fUrcs..n
was the danger of increased opportunil,
ior fraud among parsons seeking moaf :
ct violating the Law
\ decision had no; been reached 20.
night as 20 whether the courts inter
pr'iliiUn operates the way for unre
Siricir-l transportation iu interstate
commerce. IN the particular cas- IT,
vulv"d. " was pointed cut. the ownci :
legal residence ani IN" plic, 81 storage
v"rr within the same state AMI In fact.
in ih" same city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Zig stocks Stored.

krcutdS ON Tile here show that In ad
dillon 60 Immense quantities at liquors
purchased and stored by individual con
sunicrS there were In storage when the
N"lstcad act became effective. large
stocks held by hotels and restaurants
as reserve
Whether these latter stocks come
within tOday's ruling has not been do.
tcrmined. II was anticipated that test
caSrs would be filed soon on this AMI
similar questions arising fi'om undc.
trrmincd nature of the voisiead act.
Jusiic" Clark, who rendered the opln.
ion today, held that the iransportailo,
ot liqu"r from warehouse storage 10 the
owners home would b. legal. II IN"
liquor had been lawfully acquired and
for "A lawful purpose iir said that
the act In understood 10y tho officers
charged with its execution az permi'
ting such transportation " shown by
III" provision uf the regulations ~ ihr
bureau oi internal revenue authorizing
permits Tor the transportation of liauur
from on" permanent residence Oi aa
owner to another in the ease of hi, II.
moval although no such transfer IN In
terms pTOI lded fur bv the ast 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
WEATHER

West Texas TUESDAY nir Duid,r 20
north portion "Wednesday tui colder
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o. A~scsis,sd r'sss
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Nov. S.--At
torncy General Paimers orders limit.
ing the government e, idcnCc io be- us'd
IN the soft coal conspiracy eases against
go operators and miners In Indian D.
Illinois. Ohio and Western rcnnsyl
yania. were criticised hy Federal ludg
Anderson In the United Staiog distri
court today ~ being strangely Gloss
,o the compounding ui q felony. aud
alsn dangerously near contempt e.
court
Trial 81 The cases waS scheduled e.
begin tuday but government cuuns
S,id u was not ready 60 piorccd. W"
fore granting the cuntiuuanc" asked 'W
the govrrnm, NJ counsel. iudg" Ana"
son undertook au investigation ~ ~
attorney generals orders regarding ih'
eases. ending With his criticism oi VI
raluscIs conduct
Trial January 10
Tn. court sci next January 10 i"t
,iliing the iriils again, nnuuun'in
that in th. m.antim". % viii give" M
'in" tn g,t oar bearings and ~ lcl''
find out whether We grr io govern h'
Law OF hy person
once before ih' fudge declared ih1'
Nr Pllmrr's attitude in IN" case ~
that OF 'p,rsunal government. not goN
crrmrut by Law
The attorney general was not pr"scu'
al the meeting. hut e.. ~ Amcs turm' .
assistant to Mr. Palmer. said that Nj
piimcrs orders had been mlsundv
stood by government counsel.
Iudg" Andcrson's statement regard
ing NJ pllmrr'~ conduct cam" aft"'
hearing ,t the testimony, the coW
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
JUDGE LAND|S IS
ASKED To ASSUME
NEW GUARDIANSHIP
fEDEliiL JlDGE TAKES UNDER
AMUSEMENT OFFER OE
$4,000 PER ANNtM.
TO Be SUPREME DICTATOR.
Other American aud National League
Tubs Which Refused to Consider
Proposition Declare That
They Ar N0i Worried

Dy As,orls'sd Pt-s,
CHICAGO. NoI S-rlr major
baseball leagues today were broken
up and n new TwciVr-Clu Iyeagtr,
composed of the right National
IFague clubs aud the three from
the American League, which have
sided With them in the plans for ~.
OreaniraiiOn Of the game was or.
CANNED. \ twelfth member win br
chOscn later. II was announced.
Organization Of the new league
came after the five American
League clubs had refused 90 reply
20 an ultimatum issued by the other
eleven clubs. giving them an hour
and half 90 Iin IN the rcorgan.
hati0n.
Civilian Control.
After organizing the nrV ic1i1I. thr
bas .bal inagnat.S proceeded with ih'
tsskcr plan tor civilian control of pro
fcsdonal baseball. and appointed Judg"
kcncSaw NJ Lands &C Chicago chair.
man 81 the tribunal which will govern
the game.
ti"n Will b. tho supreme dictator ~
oil leagues joining the plan. and VII
receive o salary ~ 100000 4 year.
SECOND end third members of the
tribunal will b. appointed later and one
H them viii be- chosen hy the minor
l'ag1es Representatives of the nC,y
league left tonight for Kansas civ.
where the National Association OF
Minor Leagues meets tomorrow to pre-
tfni thc proposition to them The minor
lsaEuo member would serve for sir
Years. while Judg, Lands would 10
given contract for sCyCn years ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
To Wear Uniforms.

TIN" Hanson Poet committee on ~
miStlce Dly celebration met Gt . o'clock
yesterday evening Of the city hall ana
decided that. as they had been 80
urgently requested by local clubs. civic
organizations and private citizens gem
orally TO do ~. they would partIclpate
In the coming parade IN fun uniform.
There was some slight sentiment ~
favor of paradng In civilian clothes Bt
fir {. hut when many communications
requesting that they march IN uniform
had been read 90 them. they icli that !,
would lc discuurtcous to tall 20 do 81.
and . motion to comply with thcr" nu'
mcroum requests vas carried by q
unanimous vote" Al members Of th'
committee "a, the meeting pledged thct''
selves iu wear their uniforms.
Committee members John oGld.nr,
T.. q. Thumpson. liarVcy Crudgingto'
7. n. Barton. John H. Royce. 1911
Brow neil. Dr. caldwell. Guyuu Blanch.
ard. Or. Thomas. Dr. Brisiow. DIR.
Vineyard. Joe Parr. John Crudglngion.
1871 BuyinS Truman Nincvard, Jam,
\ DAILY. Elmer Blair. Dr. Puckctt
Grover Malone. Leonard Little. Ia. IL.
tie. S. T.. Mcmahon. Hobt Moor" ai,i
Major lArton.
Major Barton requests that all Of h!'
Old men uf Company C. present thc't
selves for tn" parad" ~ uniform; IT,
major stresses the unnurm part o!
h. says II" hopes that every rN.mcmb,
of the organization ~ III" Panhandle
viii find u possible 10 be- here Thuts,l \
morning
Amarillo should h, proud Of haNiua
had two such military units IN the great
conflict as Company 20" and Batter,
~" # n, issnd Field Artillery
IIi.inrlo Anr,Irn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-09
Historic Service.

II VIII hc remembered that it We
Company %" Cf Amarillo. commanded
nv Major Blrion. and Company III
o Clarendon. commanded 10y Cap,ai
simpson. which took part on october
:. lglN In that assault uu the cham
uagn" 'front.' on the last remnants -
the old llindcnhuig lin" witch the Ger
mans were holding ~ t'uariuusly, That
the assault was successful cvCryOu"
knows. bui some have forgotten that
these tao companies lOst h,lt their to-
tai strength on that cNcriiul day. that
the losses ui Company 90" were -
Killed aud =; wounded q total ot iiO.
and 4 Company ~ - killed and -
wounded e total ol les, ana that 90
this div captain WO,,ori Hanson was
Killed while irving to slv" q wuundc
curradv 81 his company. u Is captain
lIansuns name the local American L..
gion l'nr now bears His hvroism AMI
iha, oi all others he gave their lives
Tor the great cause vii be cummcmo
rated IN Thursday.
W. NAV remember. too With prid'.
that u VAS no small part our boys truri
the Panhandle PLAYED ON that cigh.i
dnV of Ortobcr 1918. The assault was
aucccssful one and the last ot IN"
ilind.nhurg line Wds captured. the com
rie'cn.ss - the sucCCSs ~ aiicst"d ~
n, the fact that among IN" spoils 'f
uCmpiny c. un that dlv were "nu.
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tCon,iuucd on Page SIX
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-16
Mining and Financial Ne,US
 BY REVIEW LEASED
STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, July 15.-Interest in the stock market today was subordi- mated to the yacht race and the Spa conference. Attendance of brokers and traders in the financial district was light and dealings were corres- pondingly small until the final hour, when the pace quickened on precipi- tate declines in selected issues.
 The general reaction toward the fin ish of the session was accelerated by rapid advance in call money from 8 pre- cent, the opening quotation to II per cent. This stringency, it was said resulted mainly from the belated demands of borrowers for week end funds.
 Crucible Steel, Vanadium Steel, Strmoberg Carburetor, American and Baldwin Locomotives, United States Rubber, Industrial Alcohol and Inter- national Paper suffered most i'm pairment in the late reversal, although Crucible made up half it's setback.
 Net losses in these and kindred is- sues ranged from to points. Sales 375, 900 shares.
 The only direct reflection of Ger many's acceptance of the allies de- mand was a slight hardening of remit tances on London and Paris, the Der lin rate also improving. Further strengthening of it's liability reserves from the low record of the past fort night was made by the Bank of Eng land, which again fortified its gold holdings by almost s11, 100000. Private cables from London reported pur- chases of gold for East Indian account, in competition with the American market.
 Trading in bonds, excepting Liberty issues, was mostly on firmer and broader basis, the Belgian 71s's mak- ing a new high record at 1007s. Total sales, par value, aggregated SIP, ,150- 000 Old United Stats bonds un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-16
HURRY THE DECISION

NTESUFFRAGE A equally endowed with the The petition o performing cided constitutional question: brings problem
 
  The petitioners haven't Probably better
  btterenders achieved they mirage The District  tces this
  extraordinary isn't often the
  cation period nto the would be
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-16
Director of "Huck
 Finn Also Filmed
 Other Twain Tales

William D. Taylor, who directed the screen version of "Huckleberry Finn" which is coming to the Gen. tral theatre tonight and Saturday and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday, is somewhat of a Mark Twain specialist. MT. Taylor handled the screening of 'Huck and Tom" and Tom Sawyer" the previous Paramount Aircraft pic lures based upon the adventures of Tom Sawyer. Jack Pickford and Louise Huff starred in these earlier films and so great was their success that it was decided to build a third photoplay around the character of Mark Twains even more lovable and interesting boy hero, Huck Finn.
 MT. Taylor is master Of motion picture technique, having had years Of experience in directing such stars as Mary Pickford, Constance, Tsl- madge, and Kathryn Williams. How ever, he is most at nome when pick ing casts for and handling pictures depicting boy life.
 The title role in "Huckleberry Finn is played by a talented boy-ac- tor. Lewis Sargent. The film is said to reproduce accurately the atmos- phere of the immortal novel and to be thoroughly enjoyable piece of work