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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
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CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
Eyes of the World" the Harold Bel
Wright personally directed picturiza
ton of one of his best selling novels
The theme Is one of moral earnestnes,
and attacks many OF the follies and
roibles of society. Well acted.
IMPERIAL - "The Heart of q Child,
with Nazimova.
MARKET STREET - THE Greatest
Question:" by d. w. Griffith.
COLONTAL-"The Woman Gives" with
Norma Talmadge.
GREAT NORTHERN - ''The Stolen
Kiss" with Constance Binney.
BELMONT-"Dollar for Dollar" with
Frank Keenan,.
RIvOLI-"Rio Grande," with, George
Stone.
LOCUST "Silk Husbands and Calico
Wives" with House Peters.
STRAND 49, Doctor Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" with John Barrymore.
COLISEUM-"TheH Helllon," with Mar
guerite Fischer.
CEDAR-"I2.tO with Marie Doro.
WEST ALLEGHENY-"Terr Island,
with Houdni.
JUMBO-"Tarnished Regulations" with
Dolores Cassinelli
LEADER Mrs. Temples Telegram"
with Bryant Washburn.
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coilapses Immediately after. From his
delrious rawlings Gloria learns he Is
an explorer. She nurses him back to
health and a romance springs up This
causes Gloria to break her engagement
with Peter Shaw, whom she really had
only accepted because of his wealth.
Upon her return home she finds the
stranger gene. He had recovered his
memory and was seeking old friends.
He now remembers his past but knows
not where 20 find Gloria. Later, while
attending n party on the roof with some
friends, he sees Gloria on the stage
and attempts to reach her. but a fire
breaks out and in the ensuing panic
the man Is in danger OF being trampled
by the mob. Gloria sees him and res
cues him aud their romance is brought
to n happy conclusion.
Miss Thomas is charming and looks
quite fetching i'm the elaborate costumes
she wears in the revue. AleA Onslow
as O'Farrel, the stranger, does con-
vincing work also. The Selznick studios
have surpassed previous efforts in this
production and the Midnight Revue
with the fire scene is realistic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

stone. comedian OF really humorous tai
ent Sully and Thornton, slSit; Milton
Pollock and company, in clever
sketch; Judson Cole, dazzling illuslonist ;
Scott and Aubrey, entertainers of merit
South and Tobin, funny skit, and Percf-
val Girls, In a novelty act
Cross Keys--Molly and Her Pals, a
miniature musical comedy Offering, was
an attractive headliner. Other acts
which scored deserve6ly and decisively
were the Southern Four, vocalists Dona
Cooper, clever sketch; Irene Myers, de-
lightful comedienne, and Hayward and
Lee and Kitamura Japs, In amazing ath-
letic feats. An interesting photoplay
rounded out bill of merit.
Gfand-The West Philadelphia High
School Boys Band, headline feature,
scored n hit with versatile and well
played selection OF timely hits. Another
tuneful number was offered by Pogana,
in music and whistling. Two good
sketches were contributed by Kellam and
O'Dare and Fred Wayne, the last named,
in THE Intruder" Rex's Circus, a
novelty act, delighted youthful auditors.
Moving pictures completed the bill.
Nixon-Pretty girls and jazzy music
marked The Melody of YOUTH" q
thumbnail musical comedy. Cappan and
Armstrong late of the "Gayeties," won
favor. Dave Roth, "the versatile chap"
lived up to his billing. Others applauced
were Mykoff and Vality, dancers, and
Gabby Bros. and Clark. novelty act.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
CLARA YOUNG FEATURE.
ON STANLEY SCREEN
Hart, Mix, Dorothy Cish, Mary
Minter and Olive Thomas
Y Also Starred

staniey--"F'or the Soul OF Rafael is
4 beautiful movie and Clara Klmbal
Young, It's star, Is suitably cast in the
sort OF part that her admirers like best
n again affords her followers a chance
TO study of how we'll she can portray
first a simple convent girl and later q
woman of understanding. Booklovers
will recall the original novel by Marah
Icllis Ryan. but the picture seems better
than It's fictional basis.
Pains have evidently been taken to
rive this movie q lavish production ana
the scenes depicting southern California
are works of art. one thing always
possible in the silent drama is That the
camera man can go TO the locale ot w, we
story The settings have been carefully
followed as to the correctness OF PERIOD
Harry Carson, who directed the film.
deserves credit
The story seems TO be divided into
two parts. The first depicts a girl VINO
ioses her sweetheart because a designing
woman wants her TO marry her son:
The lover goes away when he hears or
the girl entering the convent, but after
a time returns. When the husband dies
he of course is in line for the love OF ms
heart The original marriage bonds
were made through a deception, but
this is not tolG the girl until the morning
after the last great party given by the
tlissolute son Of the girls guardian.
Clara kimball Young is ereGtNe as
tho girl and looks stunning in her cos
tunes. Bertram Grassby, Eugene Bcs-
serer and Juan de Ia Cruz have impor-
tant parts.
p,yocc-"Sand" is thoroughly en-
ioyable William :. Hart picture because
Il contains all Of the elements which
have made this unique film character so
popular Lambert Hllyer directed the
story and in II has injected many
Touches of comedy which is somewhat
unusual in a play with this star. His
direction of the big tense moments
have beer given the proper touch Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

/ realism. The author Russell A. Bogg
had the capable camera work of Joe Au
gust to heighten the scenic settings o.
| the play
In the story there is disclosed th'
love OF a man for his horse, and wher
that animal is struck by n ranch hand
the hero puts up a fight. He leaves
his job to become a station agent. In
and her father. This lady was his
sweetheart ne youth, although he never
told her. A package OF money Is put
into safe. which is blown open, but
when the showdown comes II is dis
covered that the coin was never there
This foils tho efforts of the town william
and he admits defeat. The villain is
also In love with the little towD girl
\ Mexican Is discovered who Knows
about plot TO rob train and also
exposed the method of stealing horses;
The hero stops a train robbery and
all ends well.
Hart is excellent as the hero. while
Mary Thur nan, once member OF a
comedy company, came forth as the
leading lady. She has u fine personality
Others are G.. Raymond Nyc, of this
city, who plays the villain very we'll
and William Patton.
Arcndia-"Jenny Be Good" is not quite
as good as was Nurse Marjorie" al
tnOOgn tne WORK OF mary MllpS NUM-
stands up. Her role is of a girl who. is
dreamer of princes and fairy tales
Wilbur Finley Fauley. the author. did
not have much that was original to offer
10 the movies, but William Desmond
Taylor. the director, has been able TO
make a fairly good production out OF u;
The heroine marries secretly, as did
her mother. and this match Is annulled
bv the parents OF the youth. When
the boy returns from school he finds his
love gone ard then he marries another
girl with a name. but minus money. In
an unusual auto accident this second
wife is killed when the car goes over
ciff The former welded pair meet
again after the youth rcovers, and it
is disclosed that the girl had beer In
vaudeville They are welded again. and
the ending is happy. with the baby
brought in for human interest material.
The little star makes pleasing ap-
rearanCe. although the role is not big
ono for her talents after her recent sue
cess Margaret Shelby, her sister. looks
good, and should succeed in the films.
Others irr the cast are jay Belasco. Fred
rick Stanton and Edwin Brown.
Nictorin-"Dcsert Love" has the dis
tinction of having been written, scenar-
lied and directed by Jacques Jaccard,
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and this trio OF talents makes the story
one filed with thrilling stunts that
should make glad the heart of any
lover OF 11e n rsnGs RiT II tb western metG 10:
display OF horsemanship Is remarkable
when the story gets under way.
There is a wonderful theme of will
power In this tale of youth who
until he finds him. It takes the killing
of many people and a search into the
desert country, but the end Is a happy
one because the hero not only gets his re.
venge with the finding of the man, but
he wins back the girl who has been alb
Quoted by the man wanted
Beautiful scenes of night life are
shown, and the views of the camps are
particularly fine. A thrilling stunt is
on a rope. Eva Novak is a good leading
woman. Her work Is always finc, as is
of course. that of the star, Lester Gu
neo. Charles X. French and others add
{" the thrilling tale in good character
roles.
Regent-"Remodeling Her Husband
is a sort Of feminine film because II
stars Dorothy Gish, was written by
Dorothy Elizabeth Carter and directed
by the stars sister. Lillian. There are
few women directors. and 1t is a big
field for the artistic woman to enter.
Dorothy Gish, who recently was in
this city, when she dedicated n new
theatre has another role that suits
her admirably AS the heroine, she is
married to youth who is reputed by
the girls friends as being a fiirt. on
one occasion the hubby, whose gallant
nature forces him to help lady into
a taxi, is discovered by friend wife,
Next a manicurist. and then the wife
takes job to try and forget her trou.
bles Hubby calls and says he wants
forgiveness, Tut the wife is relentless,
When he threatens to commit suicide
the wife forgives and the happy end
ing Is the result.
James Rcnnie is a newcomer as a
leading man and his work will bea r
watching. He was in Moonlight and
Honeysuckl9." Downing Clark Is in
another role of fitness. while Frank
Kingdom IS well cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
HOLIDAY BILLS
MARK VAUDEVILLE
keith's Has Big variety--ceIes'
tial Trio at Clobe-BiIIs
Elsewhere

Keiths An unusually meritorious
summer bill was presented in honor Of
the holiday.
The feature Of the show was Under
the Apple Tree" a miniature musical
comedy, with clever John Sully in the
leading role, The pretty girls, gowned
in becoming summary costumes. added
color to this timely act. Ethel Rosevere
ana carr Ryal ably supported the star.
Muriel Thomas won over the packed au-
dience with her snappy songs and fun
making.
Vying with the feature act for honors
was Philadelphia own "wroes Buds of
1870 This Is the fourteenth annual
tour OF the local troupe of clever child
performers, who are especially good in
dancing. They scored a decided and de-
Others whose versatility pleased were
Sam Liebert and company in revival
OF the famous sketch "The End of the
World Harry Anger and Meta Packer
in There's Reason; Glenn and Jen-
ktns, in working for the Railroad
Harry Breen. a rapid-fire song writer and
singing comedian: Maria Lo. the famous
poseuse In New Art Studies" and Bob
Murphy and Elmore White. in a pretty
arrangement of tunes and laughs.
who remained. This was the perform
ance OF the Van Cellos, Americas own
exponents of pedalogy in Foot Feats.",,
kinograms and topics of the day
flashed on the screen brought to pleas
ant close the holiday bill.
Broadway-Klein Brothers proved CO.
medians of variety and merit. The oak
land Four also scored in comedy. Bert
Lytell was the movie star in the excel
lent filming of alias Jimmy Valentine"
Harvey and Carroll had a good turn.
Globe-A holiday audience was amazed
at the versatile performance of the Ce-
lestial Trio, which headed the bill, Other
acts which pleased were Murray Living
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

CapitoI-"Footlights and Shadows
is quite the best picture In which
The story. dealing with stage life, pre-
Sents Miss Thomas as "Follies" girl
role for which she is exceptionally
suited. having played II In real life.
Miss Thomas appears as Gloria. a roof
garden star. One night a strange man
unloclis the door of her apartment and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

GONE cigarettes are packed in pretty
~ boxes that certainly don't grow on trees.
Next, they're dolled up-and Aavorings are
sure getting expensive. And then, they're
priced bithigh so they'll seem "exclusve. 1"
But read howSpur Cigarettes offer the highest
possible quality at the lowest possible price:
If there are any finer tobaccos from the
Orient and the good old u S. A. than those
selected for Spurs, they must be secret that
the world has never heard. And when we got
these combined in Spur Cigarettes, what do
you suppose was the result? Just the best
taste and aroma that any cigarette could give,
and Willie Doll-up or Freddie Flavoring
hadn't thing to do with it.
Spur is "class" all throug h-even to
the smart "brown-and- silver"
package, triple-wrapped, that keeps
Spurs fresh and fragrant. Try out
package of Spurs. You'll say "made
and priced for popularity"
MANUFACTURED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

yictoria-"Dcsert Love" has the dis
tinction of having been written. scenar-
Izet and directed by Jacques Jaccard,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
ETPaSOan Has
Close Call From
Russian Reds

An FL Paso boy, Elliott Chess. son
OF Mrs ]. ID. Stalker, Of the millinery
department Of the Popular Dry Goods
company, had a close call recently
at the hands OF the Russian bolshe-
visits, and, by his daring, saved the
life Of a cOmrade-
A press dispatch gives the follow
ing story of the experience Of Chess
and his American associates.
Cen Budenyrs bolshTik cavalry
which six weeks ago knew nothing
about fighting airplanes, is rapidly
developing into & formidable enemy
OF the American fliers on the Polish
front, as the increasing number Of
casualties show The latest near
victim OF their sharp-shOoung Is
Lieut. George NJ Crawford, Of VIII
mington, Del, now second in com
manu OF the kloSc1uSzko squadron
Crawford, with Capt. Edward Corsi,
OF Brooklyn. y. Y, and Lieut. Elliott
Chess, OF FL Paso. Texas, were on a
reconnoitring flight over the bolshe-
visit lines. looking for Gen Budenyl' 8
but they themselves were also found
After Crawford had fired several
rounds from his machine gun his
airplane was disabled by the enemy's
bullets, and he had TO make a forced
landing. The boisheviki were only
500 feet away, and the lieutenant did
not even wait for the airplane to
stop skidding, but jumped out as soon
as il struck the ground.
A nearby field of wheat six feet
high seemed 70 offer the ikeliest
place where he might elude the Cos
sacks until dark So Crawford hot
footed It, with an automatic pistol in
each hand. He had run about Is
steps when he turned around 70 esti-
mate the distance between himself
and the enemy. Then. to his great
surprise. he noticed that the propel-
Ter Of his machine was still running.
He did not hesitate one moment, but
turned around and hct-footed it back
Tbs bolsheviki were drawing closer
and were firing at him. but their
progress was being slowed up by ma
chine guns on the planes OF Capt
Corsi and Lieut. Chess
A minute later Crawford had his
plane started again and was racing
across the fields. In taking off from
the ground he hit a small hill,
smashing the landing wheels. but.
once IN the air, he was safe, and
Joined the others in the midst Of a
vicious fire from the disappointed
enemy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
INSTITUTE WILL
OPEN AUGUST 80

The annual county teachers insti-
tute VIII open August 80 and viii con-
tinue for five days, according to an
announcement Of the county superin-
tendent's office. Approximately As
teachers are expected q. attend.
The applicant teachers of the coun-
T. viii be examined August % and "a
-Four vacancies are to be filled, one
ct Tsleta. Tornillo, Clint and Ysleta
schools
At Clint the construction OF a new
brick school building has begun The
Clint district recently floated a S1t,-
c1e bond issue. The plans for the
building cali for six rooms. The
present bond issue IS believed to be
enough only for four rooms and L
IS possible that an additional bond
issue viii be asked 10 complete the
building. which viii not be ready Tor
occupancy before next winter.
The school at Clint is 20 be one
story and mission style. II viii sit
in the center OF a four acre tract
Reouisitfons for the text books have
been sent 10 Austin and II is expected
that the entire set OF new books
needed viii reach here in short time.
During this week all books which are
to be reissued are being fumigateds
which IS required by law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
II Years Ago Today
Prom ne Herald Of This Date. l0Ot

THE y ashout on the C. H & S. A.
between Langtry and Lozier has
acted as a more serious handicap
on the gathering OF the Republicans
here than was at first expected and
it will be another day before all the
delegates who had started for the
convention viii arrive.
The first social feature Of the Re
publican state convention, the recep-
ton in the Elks' club rooms. was all
that was expected OF IL. and more.
Mrs B. T. Hammett, chairman as
usual. did the hOnors with equal
credit to herself and the city.
This IS the first white mans con-
vention" in the history OF the party
in Texas Very few delegates OF color
are in attendance. so few In fact that
The note was sounded in the conven-
ton that the Republican party in
Texas is TO be the white mans party
and that negro domination and even
active participation in affairs by the
negro element. is at an end From
be the leaders Of the party, although
no effort IS to be made to deny ne
groes a voice OF a vote.
c. a Boyuton, United States dis
Uict attorney for west Texas re-
Gently appointed. IS with the dele
gates. He ives here at the last term
Of court and has many Fl Psso
friends
John J. Stevens. the popular post
master At San Antonio. has not been
TO Fl Faso in 20 years. The last time
he was here the old Grand Central
hotel stood on the site OF the pres
ent Mills building. Mr- Stevens was
paymaster on the Southern Pacific
railroad when It was built into Fl
Paso.
Hon George Greene. OF Dallas,
United States marshal for north
Texas, is one Of the biggest and Jol-
lest men at the convention
James L Mari. Of the firm OF Aus
tin & Marr, returned yesterday from
an extended trip through the west
He was away about six weeks and
among the many places visited, spent
considerable time in san Francisco
Guy Il Lawrence. chief clerk IN
superintendent Oster's office Of the
eastern division Of the Fl Paso &
Southwestern. has handed in his res
fgnation- llr. Lawrence is succeeded
By I. c. Sloan, who came here re-
Gently from Tucson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
TWENTY-FIVE SEAPLANES
WILL ENTER MANEUYERS

san Diego. Calf. Aug 13.-Twenty-
two seaplanes Of the Pacific fleet air
detachment viii start from their base
at the north island naval air station
here January to participate in bat
tie maneuvers Of the combined Pa
cific and Atlantic fleets off Panama
during January, according to plans
made public today.
To provide fuel bases and patrols
for the 1000 mile flight, 80 destroyers
are 10 be stationed along the Mexican
and Central American coast
The squadron win consist Of 20
planes Of the ESQ type and two Of
the NC type.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There IS one sure way that lever
falls to remove dandruff completely
and that S. TO dissolve it This de-
strovs il entirely. To do this just get
about -FOUR sunces OF plain. ordinary
li1uid arvon; apply II at night when
retiring; use enough TO moisten the
scalp and rub It IN gently with the
finger tips
By morning. most II not all, Of your
dandruff viii be gone, and three OF
four more applications viii completely
Dissolve and entirely destroy every
rinrle sign and trace Of Il. no matter
how much dandruff you may have
You will find. too. that al itching
and digging OF the scalp viii stop IN
Etzntly, and your hair viii be fluffy.
Instrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
lock and feel a hundred times better
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store It Is inexpensive. sno
four ounces IS al you viii need This
simple remedy mas never been known
70 fail-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
Howid You Like
To Be Icem1Gn?
Prices Raised

A gross Increase o. % percent On
wholesale rates for ice were an
nounced Friday morning by the Fl
Paso Ice & Refrigerator company and
the Consumers Ice company to become
effective Saturday morning.
After Friday morning. only ice sold
in units OF 500 pounds or more will be
considered as wholesale. and a rate
OF so cents per 100 pounds. gross. win
be charged, instead OF 50 cents as
heretofore A ten percent discount
however. viii be given on coupon
books. Heretofore. prescribed dealers
have been permitted to purchase the
ice at wholesale rates in almost any
quantity.
No change is to be made in ice sold
at retail the rate Of so cents per hun
bred for any amount remaining fixed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
BATHING BEACH
!. To OPEN SUNDAY

The municipal bathing beach at
/ Washington park is to be formally
/ opened Sunday morning, said acting
mayor p c Semple Friday
Although bathers will be permitted
to use the pool after 10 o'clock, the
I formal exercises will not take place
until early In the afternoon, when a
number OF races between swimmers
I for cash prizes will be staged A 100
yard ight-away dash viii feature
the athletic program. entries to be
I received until a few moments before
the Scheduled starting time Music
viii be provided and the city council
is to be present, though there Is TO
be no speech-making. Extra street
cars viii be placed in service during
the afternoon TO handle the crowds.
The municipal pool, the first OF its
kind to be provided in FL Paso, IS 300
feet long and 200 feet wide, with
depths scaling from nothing TO eight
feet A sand beach has been con-
structed along the length Of the pool.
while at the three feet depth a wire
fence has been stretched 20 prevent
children and inexperienced swimmers
from unknoW ingly getting into water
over their heads
The bath house has been so con-
structed as to provide either private
or public dressing rooms, at the op-
ton OF the swimmer. = fee Of 10
cents VIII be charged for use Of the
private dressing room, while the pub
lie dressing ROOM one eacn Tor men
and women can be used without cost
A scent fee for use of towels viii
be charged. and IS cents for bathing
suit The person with his own towel
and suit and using the public dress
ing. room viii have use Of the pool
without cost
The suits viii be put through a
special cleaning process after use,
while efforts 10 prevent infected per-
sons from going into the water viii
be made.
Water is to be turned in this after
noon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
7. M. SUMMER CAMP FOR
MEXICANS OPENS SATURDAY

The boys from the Mexican Y. II
c. A viii leave Saturday for their
annual camp at Camp Whatumakit.
This camp viii last from August IL
70 IS.
Gonzalo Cordero, physical director
OF the Mexican 7 IL c. A. viii have
charge Of the camp, assisted by Prof
Jose o. Escobar, boys work secre-
tary from Mexico city Prof. S l.
Esquivzl, Of Palmore college; h P.
Demand, former interstate boys sec
rotary. and R E Dickerson. Of the
international committee, will also be
present and have part in the program
OF the camp
About 30 boys VIII be in attend
ance. A regular daily schedule VIII
be followed. consisting Of the things
calculated to make the camp enjoy
able as wen as profitable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
BRAKEMAN SUES RAILROAD
FOR $4,000 AS DAMAGES

walter n. Gingrey. former brake
man for the e. Psso & Southwestern.
has filed suit against that company
for $4,000 damages. He alleges in
his petition that he was caught be-
tween a train Of cars and a platform
at the Orc Grande station. June Is.
The man claims he was knocked down
by the train and permanently Grip
pied The suit was filed in the 65th
district court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-13
Remember This

suit Come to our store and let US tel you why
we can save you SO much money. It don't cost you
cent to investigate. If goods be cheaper this
fan they csnnot touch the price we are offering
suits for now