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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
REBEL MOVEMENT.
GAINING R A P |DLy
LEADERS DECLARE
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Guarantees Protection To-
Foreigners.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
BEWARE! YOU FROG HUNTERS

NEW YORK - Frog hunters have been warned that the closed season for frogs has been extended to include June
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
"Even as Eve"

A charming scene of an elf dancing with a beautiful collie on the peak of high rock is shown in Even as Eve" First National picture taken from the famous story of Robert w. Cham bers, "The Shining Band" feature which will be presented at the Central theatre Monday and the Eagle theatre Tuesday.
 Grace Darling, the girl brought up as thew oodland elf. sees for the first time, men and women of the world of fashion dancing in a clubhouse which has been built near her rustic home. She longs to join them, but dares not. In her enthusiasm, she goes up on the top of great rock, followed by her dog, where she can see everything that goes on in the clubhouse.
 Having TO better partner, she takes the collie by the fore legs, and the music from the castle being eeasily heard, they go through a strangely beautiful and graceful dance there on the rocks edge.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
"His Official Fiancev

The fact that neearly any part of the world, no matter how remote, can be reproduced on the soil of California IS the chief reason why that state is the center of the motion picture pro- auction industry. Its cities, coastline high mountains, deserts and plains, all located within hundred mile radius Of the studios, seem especially laid out for the purpose. In His Official F1ancee," Vivian Martins new Para. mount-Artcraft vehicle, which will be seen at the Central theatre Tuesday and the Eagle theatre Wednesday, the scenes take place on the streets and in business house in Londan and in little summer resort on the Welsh sand dunes. Director Robert C.. Wig. nola searched diligently for a locale thaat would faithfully represent the originals-and found it. Beautiful Santa Monica beach was used for the Welsh scenes, and certain California city, with the aid of small alterations by carpenters and interior decorators served as the British capital.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
Scarlet Days Is
 Wonder Play; To Be
 Shown Again Today

Fidelity to history is one of the fea-
 lures of David Wark Griffith'sl attest
 picture, Scarlet Days" which will be shown at the Central theatre today only. He has aimed to produce a true screen account of the romantic days of '49 in the California mining towns.
 To his task he brought all his uncan- ny faithfulness in detail. which is al- ways notable in Griffith pictures. For instance, he transported his company to Toulumne, an old mining village now in ruins, and resurrected every building with the aid of the carpenter exactly as it used to be. Even the smallest properties were carefully selected Alvarez. the chivalrous ban ait and the chief character in the pie ture, rides a COW saddle of the type which even western Americans have seldom seen, with the wide flat pom mel of the Mexican type. The pistols which our grandfathers remember with the powder horns and the mould ed bullets. Richard Barthelmess heeads a fine cast in this new Para production, which is said to be thoroughly entertaining and unusually we'll made picture.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
Bullfig.hter Takes Desperate Chances
 In Rings of Spain

LONDON. July 3.-The hackneved
 argument against bullfights. that the
 bull has not sporting chance. is
 refuted by the death in Madrid of the
 ldolized Joselito, who was gored to
 death in the eighth year of his ca. reer, according to a correspondent writing to the London Times on .The Psychology of the Bull-Ring." He says:
 True that of the 1.43O bulls that Joselito disposed of in his brief ca reer as a matador only seven sue ceeded in wounding his body and one taking his life.
 Yet. even if We accept these fig ures as an average though they re- 1 suit from the experience of the most skillful bull fighter that the Spanish ring ever knew, they are amply suf- ficient to prove that the bull has sporting chance considerably higher than that of the fox or deer.
 ''The opinion seems to be general in England that bull fights satisfy a craving for cruelty and sanguinary scenes. Nothing is farther from the truth. It is not because bull fights are sanguinary, but in spite of their being so, that Spaniards like them.
 'It is seldom that the foreigner can appreciate bull fight as something more complex and dramatic than picture. Once he has taken in the graceful curve of the ring, and the movement. the color, and the merry hubbub of thousands of voices, and the blue sky overhead; once he has seen the despeio, the glistening cos tunes of the torreros. the quaint tunes of the toreros, the quaint once he has felt the first rush out from his dark cell, and suddenly stop, dazzled by the sun, cutting out o1i the yellow sand its beautiful profile. nothing remains in store for him save monotony, broken now and then by outbursts of disgust. But it is then that the true 'aficionado' begins to enjoy himself
 He is going to behold spectacle where men are playing light-footed on the edge of the abyss. There is no forgetting that. A bull is a most dangerous animal, one whose hand ling requires a cool Eead and a stout heart And this is the fundamental fact about bull fights. They are above all dramas of courage"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
"Charminq Rainbows"

Gladys Brockwell, the popular Will liam Fox star, is coming to the Gen. tral theatre Thursday and the Eagle theatre Friday in Chasing Rainbows'' This is the sort of play in which Miss Brockwell makes her strongest ap- peael She is waitress with heart as big as all outdoors, according to advance reports, and mind that acts more quickly than that of a heeadquar ters detective. The stotry of "Chas ing Rainbows" certainly is one in which Miss Brockwell should shine It Is wholesome and contains pathos, humor and enough of the tragic to throw into boldest relief the happy ending. And Gladys Brockwell is al. ways a welcome visitor here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
Service Tells In
 The Care of Car; Appreciated By All

! Whenever several automobile own
 CTS begin to talk of their cars, invari- ably the question of service comes up 1 for discussion. such a group was yes | terday talking of the delights of mot
 bring and its occasional vexations when one local enthusiast preached
 the subject Of battery service.
 Il tell you, gentlemen" he insisted,
 we have too little knowledge of bat teries. Often the men we look to for knowledge do not know. We haven't received the service We deserve" With one accord the men present turned to MT. Kimmon of Mccoy &
 Kinmore's who is agent for the Prest- O-Lite Storage battery. To their sur prise he did not take issue with the speaker.
 '1 agree with every word he says"
 was his unexpected reply. T know my own company feels remiss in not having had better contact with the car owner. For that reason We now have Istaffs of experts touring the country to put the pep into those service sta tions which are not acquainting their owners with information that length ens the life of their batteries.
 We are anxious to help everybody, no matter what make his battery is At my own service station l shall wei come any man who has battery trou- ble. It may be that his batteries need nothing more than refilling with dis tiled water. That will be done for. him gladly free of charge, and then he will be told about the troubles he will have if he disobeys the inviolable bat tery laws. If we cannot fix him up, I We shall tell him where and how he can be taken care of That is our idea of service. We are helping the business to grow into l something bigger and better by help ] ing each owner who needs battery
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
Ford Organization
 Aids Building of Ships for Air Travel

The facilities of the great Ford or. ganization for building a type of light,
 speedy airships recently Were offered the United States government by
 Henry Ford. Predicting the future
 airship. he said
 "Trans-oceanic airship travel. in ships notable for Ightness and speed. rather than lifting power will be common beyond comment in from three to five years. Berlin and Lon don will be day from New York. the Pacific will be crossed, and such ease Of communication will go far toward breaking down the barriers of racial and national antiDathy. It will pro mote one language, one creed"
 The airship, Dy promoting contact of peoples, would foster prejudice against war. am ready to do any thing l can to help the government. As in the past, I will built without profit.
 The airship of the future will not be any one stanard design but will be combination of the rigid dirigible with the airplane. Chief attention must be given to the development of a light and powerful motor. gases lighter than air, and reduction of weight even more than at present"
 MT. Ford has been experimenting with motor suitable for such an air ship. ,E Es
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
"Partners of the Niuhtv

When Leroy Scott's first picture for Eminent Authors-'Partners of the Night flashed on the screen, the following words, written by MT. Scott, will give the key to the story and the soul of the new police gospel:
 Tn this growing world of nobler purposes. the old ideea of the duty of the police merely to arrest criminals, is being replaced among our police of ficials by a new vision. The soul of this new police gospel is that it is a cheaper and wiser policy, and a say ing of human lives and souls. to pre- vent men and women from becoming criminals.
 "Re-enforcing this great idea, there is developing a second great move ment. This is the spontaneous effort of police departments to cast out the evil within themselves-the occasion- al bad men who slip into every organ ization-and thus strengthen them selves for their high mission of be- coming one of the worlds greatest agencies for uplifting mankind"
 The picture will be feature at the Eagle theatre Saturday and the Gen. .tral theatre Sunday, July 10 and Il.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
RRZSCZLZA REI4N WIFI xNNrE214k-HKEX NE0rR eRzaxZ0y ZHE. W20N or SZ4NSOW"

Among the truly big pictures of the
 yeear must be Set downs "The Virgin of StambOul," the Universal-Jewel photodrama, revealed here for the
 first stime last night at the Central theatre and will be shown at the Ea
 gle theatre today and Monday, and
 which once more brought to a local screen the fascinating wild cat of the films" Priscilla Dean. Miss Dean won
 this title some time ago when she ap-
 peared as The Wildcat of Paris" and
 gave a portrayal Of human dynamo
 a wild hurricane and an untamed tig-
 resS rolled into one and disguised in
 the charming personality of clever young actress. In "The Virgin of
 Stamboul' one gets flashes of the old
 FrlScllla Of year ago, but with q more finished art, more skillful tech nlque, more complete grasp of her characterization.
 UniversalJewel has supplied her with vehicle worthy of her superb "The Virgin of Stamboul." we are told, was written especially for her by H. H. Van Loan, and no star has ever been more skillfully fit ted with a role. As beggar in the streets of the Turkish city where East meets West, wild girl of the desert, she is woman awakened to her true worth by the power of a mans love, only to see that love blast ed by Oriental customs as old as the ages and as irrevocable as death. Her for freedom, her supreme eff fort and the gigantic struggle which brings the sunshine through the incidents not only serve the star, but a company of splendid players, including Wheeler Oakman, Wallace Beery, E. A. Warren. Edward Burns, Eugenie Forde, Ethel Ritchie and others.
 Greeat credit is due Tod Browning. the director, who handled vast ensem- | bles, tremendous scenes and a thrill l ing fight with the sure hand of a mas 1 tier craftsman.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
LIONEL BARRYMORE
 in THE COpPeRheAD' A APARAMOuNF-ARTCRAfT PICTURE

Lionel Barrymore in a striking screen version of "The Copperheaed, g the play in which he scored his great est success on the stage, will be the attraction at the Central theeatre Fri day and Saturday and the Eagle thea- ire Sunday and Monday, July g, 10, II and 12. The picture is said to have been made on an unusually large scale and to follow closely Augustus Thom- as original story.
 The locale Is Millville, Illinois, and the action takes place during three periods-that of the Mexican War. just before the Civil War, in 1862, and in 1904. MT. Barrymore appears as the hero, Milt Shanks, who in his ac- complishment of a most dangerous and important mission for President Lincoln is obliged to pose as traitor to his country, is disowned by his own friends and family, and is vindicated only upon his death bed. The story IS one Of intense dramatic appeal. A whole village was constructed by the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation as the background for the film, and no efforts were spared to make "The Cop perhead" a really big photoplay.
 William P. Carlton, Doris Rankin, and Richard Carlyle are included in the large cast. The picture. which is a Paramount Aircraft, was directed by Charles Maigne.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
GeOrgie Beban He
 Coma to Town
By ROBERT H. POOLE

Dere is one beeg ting l been wonder,
 Till it alosa mekka me seek; What nekka de town all uppi side down All de pepla gone crazy dissa week Dere is only one ting what dey tink Of | An de cry what is goin aroun Is dat de man what everboda Iowa Beban-he coma to town. Antonio Cuzan. who own beeg flower ; stan. | He tella everybody he meet; Dees fine American-Meester Georgie : Beban As actor he no can be beet; He inspire from above, an when he meek love .-
 He turn you head uppi side down, you miss
 When-Beban he coma to town. So I tella my wife Marietta.
 All about what l heer peepla say, An she get so excite dat all through
 de night
 She jump and she keek ever way; And when she wake uppi de mornin,
 De brain she's ala twistin aroun; She say Tonic, ees better we go
 Cause-Beban he coma to town. So We ala dress up in de bes Sunda
 clos,
 An to geega te-ater go Queek, An deres seech big mob push aroxn
 in de lob
 must fighta for buya de tick, An when We get in de eater
 We try look for place for sect down, But de seets all full uppi wid peepla
 Cause-Beban he's coma to town. Hearts of Men"-he's one fina peechure,
 Seec4a beega love story he tell; Sometime we cry-wid tear in de eye
 But mos time we laff lika hell; So We. stan up all night and feel happa, An we wateha dat artist spellboun; Now we knowplain enuff why de
 house all stuff. When Beban he's coma to town. At the Lyric theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
WHAT STRIKES OF
 FIVE MONTHS COST

NEW YORK-Strikes in this coun- try during the past five months have cost it is computed here, $157, 7,6O3,370.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
MARRIED MANY HE'D
 RATHER HAVE BURIED

LONDON-'I have married many people whom I would have much rath- CT buried and I believe it would have been much better for them and for the world if had buried them" de- clared the Rev. F. H. A. Hawkins. yi- car of All Saints Highgate, in an ad- dress on the divorce lavs
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
BRITISH AGAIN SEEK
 SUNKEN MILLIONS

LONDON-Seeking sunken millions the government salvage steamer Rae CT has again sailed from Southampton to search for the cargo of the liner Laurentic off the north coast of Ire land. The liner went down in 1917 It was bound for New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
THEATRE H. C. L. HITS
 SHANGHAI AUDIENCES

SHANGHAI-A new form of H. C.. L. has hit Shanghai-greeatly boosted prices on theatre tickets. Local pap- CTS are ful of etters from angry thea tregoerS protesting against $6 per.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
BIGAMY IS RAMPANT
 IN SOlITL AERIH A

JOHANNESBURG, s. A.-Bigamy is rampant in Johannesburg and South Africa. the Sunday Times says it is informed by detectives. Many men have left wives in England and con- tracted a bigamous marriage here, the paper declares.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-04
GERMANS INVENT NEW
 TELEPHON EHORROR

BERLIN-Sixteen conversations at the same time on one telephone wire, The postal administration has ordered 25O sets of this new telephone 'hor- TOT"
The evening world., 1920-10-28
"FATHER BILL" DAILY.
LOSES FAMILY BOUT
Veteran Race Horse Man Put Under
Peace Bond on Stories of
Divided Household.

The divided household Of FEATHER Bnr
Daily. the veteran owner, breeder and
trainer Of race horses made on Of its
pTtodioai Appearances IN Adams street
PoliOe Court. Brooklyn, to-day Father
BIZ" vus found guilty Of disorderly
conduct and required to furnish bond
q $500 10 keep the peace.
Mrs. "Fathor Biil testified that her
husband elected from their residence at
No % Lindn Avenue, brooklyn. a doc
tor summoned TO treat ono Of their
daughters. VII had brokon her arm.
Father Bill" said ~ elected the doctor
because he had sent for his own doctor
who hu' rot arrived. 'F'athor Blll' tes-
The evening world., 1920-10-28
POLICE: PEACE AND ORDER
Court Rules ~ II well Not TO Inter
fere with Rules.

Louis +. Goldberg. Socialist candidate
for Municipal Court Justice In the Sew
enth District, arrested early in october
for addressing street meeting in a
foreign language and discharged tho fol-
lowing day. when he brought suit
against Commissioner EnriEht and
Lieut.. Adama Kletz Of the Brownsville
station FOR damages for false arrest.
say his suit dismissed by County Judge
Mitchell In Brooklyn to-day.
1T ia my belief" said Judge Mitchell.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

Tetanus caused the death early to-
day Of Charles w. Lles, eleven. Of No.
IS Allen street. Jamaica. at the Queens
boro Hospital Last Saturday the boy
stepped o. n nail while NJ play Al
frat home remedies were used. then a
physician was summoned vino sent him
to the hospital.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

titled his wife knocked him down with
a straight right to the nose.
Eileen DAILY. daughter. admitted
throwing books at her father. and said
she was sorry they missed him An
other daughter. Josephine, testified her
father was Justified tn his actions. Then
six other members o the famny inject
ed simultaneous opinions until tie Nigis-
trate ended the hearing
The evening world., 1920-10-28

Al the meeting OF the United Anglers
League this evening In the auditorium
Of the Pulitzer Building. Commodore
Saint George OF Frecport, l. l.. an-au-
thority on bay and deep sea fishing
will deliver an address members OF the
league will give experiences. and there
will be free distribution OF fishing
tackle donated to the league. Men and
women devoted to or interested In fish-
ing even though not members. are In
vitcd to attend. The meeting begins
AT 40
The evening world., 1920-10-28

James Dorrah. Captain OF jersey
Central Lighter No 216. threw rope
ashore at the Commuulpaw dock this
morning and his right leg caught In
coil as the rope frightened. wa
severCdt lie was taekn To- st. Fran.
to be dying.