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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
LARGE MERGER Of
THEATERS IS MADE
AMARILLO SHOW HOUSES con
SOl.iDATED WITH nit DOWN.
STATE CONCERN

What N declared 10 De one ~ the
largest theatrical deals consuinmatci
In the south recently II the cunsolida.
ton Of the Interests u Dye. Ford 3
Rogers. with shows In Amarillo. Plain.
view and Wichita Falls. with those ~
the Southern Enterprises. Inc. at tn
head Of which are y. a. Lynch. Of At
anita. Ga. y. II. liulscy. at Dallas. anu
AdUlph Zukor, head of the Paramount
Pictures corporation. New York.
The two interests have merged AL
their holdings and papers % incOrporn'
tiOn are now being prepared. The new
Incorporation will be- known as the Dye,
Ford & Rogers Enterprises. and will bo
Incorporated for SJbO.OOO. and viii Op'
rate total Of 10 playhouses, all OF
which are IN Texas.
The Southern Enterprises. Inc. Is
said 10 be- the largest theatrical corpor'
alton In the country. controlling about
$50 thcaters In eleven southern states
The new Dye. Ford a Rogers Enter
prlscs. Inc. II now planning to ere'
thcaters In u number ~ the larger AMI
'eticr towns 81 Texas. Ross u. Rogers
manager Of the local interests. an
nOunccd yesterday. and one Of them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

owns ~ 900 acres OF land In Potter
county. and On which the Potter & iut'
~ gas field IL situated.
lie discussed with MAJOR Butte the
question of oil and gas contracts dur
ing which II developed that In a num-
bcr Of contracts made with oil com
panics Ia prospect Ui AZ Masiefson
land. emphasis was paced un the one
eighth ROYALTY which the 'wner Of The
land was Ia receive IN ~ c'cnt ell -
discovered. hut little attention was paid
10 the discovery ~ gas Ia certain 81
these contracts. the oNd'r -: tho land
Major llutic said Sitrr ~" conference.
II given Hat sum ~ i25 and In Ger
tain Instances a. much AZ 500 year.
whlc the companies rean Iith harverts
"a gaH production.
big Gas Fir'ls
Mt Masteraun wanted "a know II the
question on such contract had ever
been tested in Texas ~ Oklahoma. ""
WAS ADJ iacd that No such test had ever
been made nnd there was no way ~
which such . contract could be- abrJ
gated
while here Mr. Mastcrson announced
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Polk Street NJ. o.. south.

sh'Hf1 - biNthEs dTNNtbTs
$50 a. M. Sunday School--F. y.
Works. Superintendent.
~ you want 10 see a real Live Wire
sunday School. here YOU will find 1,
Thoroughly organized. well graded.
splrndidly Differed and taught. SO
present last Sunday. n In real In.
spltstlon 10 see them az work.
III a. m. Sermon BY the poster Sub.
Jecis The last OF the series on IN. ilol,
Chest. ""The Baptism Of the Holy Ghos,
How 10 Receive H."
$50 PHI Epworth Lcaguc-Clifford
ID, scescy. president. Special program
laD y. NJ. sermon by the pastor, sub
tcots \ character stady. The Rev. 81
mtn ptcr,. II. H. Of. Jerusalem"
y SpIenald program Of music at both
the morning and evening services.
Ever, body n cordially invited 20 cone
and worshi pat this church. Come earl,
because great crowds attend the sci
vices, u YOU are Interested In stud,
III the Holy Spirit you viii enjoy IN,
morning study. II you are Interested ~
the dcitncation VI character YOU viii
enjoy the evening study.
mvsi hcary Invitation 10 either ol
both services Ii extended To- YOU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
First baptist.

The sunday School IL very much
alive. II is growing Were you pres
ent last SUNDAY? he here Sunday.
The pastor will preach both hour.
~, night tho message will be on
"Sasety Firs:"-whcn win the Lord
Gomez"
The orchestra. deservedly .opular
VIII play two numbers before preach
inE.
The fOllOwin. special musical selec
tons viii have been arranged Tor tn
services:
Morning:
Prelude. "COrtegc." u'aulkcsD
Offcrtory. "lcrteusc." LDuffillD
SOLO. Save Me. oh. Gud." Randcg
gerl; Mrs krug.
Postludc In Z flat. Alternately
Evening"
Overture by orchstra.
Ofteriory. "Angclus." tSieaneD
Anthem safe Above" dra u. WI
SONY
Postlude. selected.
DO not fail to attend the Young PEG
pies meeting al $40 y. M. Thy are
growing In interest
Let ss remind YOU again of the sun.
daN school. Come,
. Everybody welcome To- every service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

fh,s testimony to The Nituc ug the
gland treatment fw the restoration Of
youthful Nigur was voiced SUNDAY by
Robert George Laws. q retired London
stock broker. whu arrived ON the Ccd.
tl' fur q short visit tn this country
= iirud, cant George Taylor, who
accompanied the rriuNunated Mr.
Laws Nuu,hcd fur his statement re-.
gai,line hig age aud the efficiency 81
tho gland treatment.
II didn't mean 10 tell about IT,"
sid IN" retired broker to reporters.
hut since you ask me. III give you
the details was "a healthy rs
cruld be- desired w tlll about ten
years arO Then began To- losc pep
and weight aud even my sense ~
humur. Travel did me NJ good
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
IIurIlana.I Slretl MelhodI.i.

NJ. +. GATHRIGlIT. Paste,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

that plans are uu foot az Amarillo for
the establishment uf great smvltcr.
which will utilize q great quantity Of
natural gas Tor fuel Besides owning
the land un WHEN the bis gasscr b. lo.
Gated. Mr MastorsUn also owns tn
land on which a number ~ large gas
we'll are situated.
Ia the opinion II Major Butte, there
liz more natural gas IN che Potter coun
~ gas field than at BarilcaNillc, okla.
which IN considered one of the largest
gas fields la the world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

Medical treatments failed until my
friend. Dr. Paul IL London. recon.
mrndcd gland treatments.
II was m the Kingston hospital In
London when first tried the cap.
srlos. After ! had taken the fifteenth
capsule. I left the hospital and haven't
been back since. | still take n cap
aulc nov and then and I think they
are the real fountain of youth. Ny
wife and family think ~. too
A news article. similar 10 the above.
recently appeared In Tho Rocky
Mountain News and in other papers
thu u0ut the country. Highly inter.
estlng information regarding the re.
Gently discovered animal gland tab.
let's ~ mcrtloned above. may be oh.
tanned by addressing 4. q. Box Y.3ge.
Denver. Culo.--Ady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
AUSTIN NEWSPAPER
HAS LONG ARTICLE
ABOUT CAS- FIELD

That the Amarillo gas field IL at.
tracing considerable attention IN other
sections ~ the state. Is evidenced ~
~ article printer In ~ Ausim. Texas
newspaper. undrr date gf August u.
reading ~ follows.
AUSTIN, Tex. AuG. G-.li y Mas
tersOn leading citizen II Amarillo. and
On whose land IN Potter county is sit.
uated the giant gaFsr, "hia II T. frpni u
10 have q capacity ~ lViVd1. OD0 cubic
feet 81 gas per dnv spent the d,y here
comforting with Major Geo a. liItie.
chief Of the oil and gas division ~ the
railroad commission. Mt MasieF"ln
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

will be- In Amarillo "rho plans that
were announced recently for the cree.
tlon Of n small thcater building In Ann.
Iillo have been abandoned. as II was
thought best 10 erect n real, learge,
honest TO goodness theatcr In this town
one which will take care o. the needs
u city Of 10000 inhabitants" he said.
"Thc personnel II the new company
will remain the same as at present"
Mr.. l,ogcrs said Il viii retain the
management ~ all locul interests. aud
whatever thcaters We may decide 10
erect IN this section ~ the state"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

sunday schoSl'iO q. M.
Preaching II u. ~. and 1:5O y. D.
junior young people meet D. M.
Morning sermon On Holiness thu
Image VI God" ~ the evening hour a.
sermon ON Mode of baptism" Hear
these dcliveranccs. They will be OF
great benefit ~ you. Bring the chill
dftn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
BROKER,72, FEELS LIKE 80,
SAYS GLAND PILLS DID IT
L0ND0NER DECLARES HE HAD LOST WEIGHT PEP AND
EVEN SENSE or HUMoR, BUT NEW TREAT
MENT HAS HIM ALL TONED UP.

NEW YORK March Tin just young | used to be
and rs all due 10 gland pills. Here 2. and feel just
sly aud full o vim and pep ii were only 80 or 40"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
GEo. J. IRWIN. Pastor.
Houston street Methodlsl.

sunday school 10 a. IA.
Preaching nj J y. M. Also gospel
scr,tee "wednesday $50 y. M. Subject
Of sermon Sunday afternoon will be
The Meaning OF l'aul's Vision"
GEO. !. IRWIN, Pastor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
N1URMEl
Central PRESBYTERIAN.

Preaching at n a. IA. with sermon b.
the pastor. Music of unusual quality.
No evcninH service.
Sunday School $40 a. M. Ana still
the attendance is increasing. n all VIII ,
have been attending the school for the
past month viii bc present Sunday
there viii BE- the greatest attendance In
the history Of the school. Come. let all
be present. New scholars cordially wei.
coined.
Christian Endcavor ESQ D. m. Miss
Vivian Dwight. leader.
a. lhuMSEN. Minister.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
Tabernacle Baptist.

sunday school at s:t5 a. m.
Preaching at II a. M. and 40 y. "a.
Susfbeams y. m.
Junior u. Y. y. L. t:t5 y. M.
senior u. Y. q. L. $50 y. m.
Everybody In invited To attend thes,
services
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
NEGRO, IN JAIL,
 CONFESSES CRIME
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ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ, March 15.- Arthur Simms, negro. who has been confined in the county jail since Feb ruary II, flor investigation" today con- fessed to the murder of special Officer J. Beers of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Swan Creek, Maryland, De cember II, last, according 10 the sheriff.
 According to the negro's story the sheriff said, he and William Taylor. a friend, obtained employment on a track gang Several days later an alterca- ton occurred between them and some other track workers. Beers attempted to pacify the crowd. and when Sinms advanced as if to attack him Beers shot Simms through the leg. Simms then drew revolver and shot Beers through the heart. Simms and Taylor fled and became separated The lat ter, according to Simms, has not been apprehended.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
OFFICIAL. REPORTS
 GIVE LITTLE NEWS
(Continued from Page One)

Allen has large discretion as to meas ures necessary in such an emergency. it was believed that beyond warning strike leaders against any acts having this effect he would scarcely do more than operate public utilities with troops and such civilians as he might need to replace strikers
 In reviewing the German political situation as shown in press adyices, officials noted the apparent split be- tween northern and southern Germany over the rfew government. They also saw signs of a rekindliDg of the radical Spartacan movement as a force to op- pose assumption of power by the re- actionarieS A flare up of the most radical elements in Germany was be- coming increa singly imminent, it was saic. Union of the divergent socialist parties already has been reported from various parts of Germany and it was thought general strike was only likely to open the way for further anarchy and disorder.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
NOTED OPERA TENOR
 IS DEAD AT TUCSON

TUCSON, Ariz., March 15.-Senor Jose Servin, an opera tenor we'll known in the southwest, died here this after noon following an operation for ap pendicitis. He maintained for DOT ton or each year studio at San Francisco, where he filled several en- agreements each season as soloist for San Francisco musical organizations. He studied in Milan. Italy, and made SUI uodu puB AID leql uI lnqsp sIq return to his native country, Mexico sang for several seasons at Mexico City and in Havana. Cuba. During his career he appeared in most of the musical centers of Europe in opera. He was A years of age and had been a resident of Tucson since 1914.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
NEWBERRY CASE IS
 DRAWING ID CLOSE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March l5-- 4 ruling on the status of Truman Il. Newberry in the elections trial was interjected into the arguments to the jury today by Judge C. w. Sessions. AZ interpretations of the election stat utes by George l.. Nichols of defense counsel drew objection from Prank C. Daley, assistant attorney general, and the court interrupted MT. Nichols.
 II shall charge the jury, he said. "that if Senator Newberry partici- pated actively in the things which caused the expenditures of money, then he caused it 10 be expended.
 Both government and defense argu- ments were heard today, although the schedule called for only the former. w H. Eichhorn for three hours urged the jury to convict. He was followed by MT. Nichols, who split his talk into an hour today and an equal interval tomorrow. Martin w. Littleton is to make the closing speech for the de- fense Wednesday. With five hours left for government debate, Mir. Daley will follow MT. LittIeton Wednesday, and have all of Thursday to wind up the case. James w. Helme, demo- cratic defendant, is to address the jury tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
SURE, THEY GAN COME IN

LONDON. MATCH l5.-RepIying 10 a question Tn the house of commons to- day Premier Lloyd George announced that the government would permit the visit of a delegation of Russian CO., operative societies. subject to the right to exclude individuals. In this connec- tion he emphasized that Maxim Lit vinoff, bolsheyik assistant commission CT of foreign affairs, could not be ad- mitted, because on a previous occasion he had taken advantage of his diplo- matic privilege to engage in political propaganda.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
GERARD GIVES AN OPINION

NEW YORK, March 15.-Deiay in ratification of the peace treaty by the United States, premature dissolution of the allied armies and differences of opinion at the peace table in dealing with the Turkish question emboldened the ''junl<ers'' and hasteneds the attack on the Ebert government, according to J. w. Gerard, former ambassador to Berlin
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
PLAYS NEWSPAPERS THAT TRY TO CREATE ANGLO-U. s. TROUBLE
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LONDON, March l5.-Sir falkland Geddes, new ambassador to the United states, attacked newspapers which stir up Anglo-American irritation. at din- her given in his honor tonight
 Tt is an essential condition of the working of the magic of peace so nee essary to save civilization,". he said,
 that the two great English speaking communities should sail forward in mutual respect and understanding to the uncharted seas of the future
 ITO labor to secure that mutual re- spect and understanding is a mans work, and I am not insensible of the high privilege which it is to have been given a chance of so serving this day and genera tion.''
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
TO BEGIN SENDING CHILDREN OF PLUME TO ITALIAN CITIES

TRIESTE. March 14.-Generai Cayiglia. commander or ltalian .,.ae,,es ,e .,loner inc armistice line be- tu-aa,, E,iume and Jugo-Slayia, has aareed to permit Captain Gabrielle dsAnnupzio to send children out or E,;,,,oe fo Italian cities. The chil- dre,, will 20 in small groups. the first being scheduled to leave Iues- day. .. -ho
 Deportations of residents who have been in Plume less than ten wears continue and large numoer is constantly besiegins the IroiitieIs Cor ,,arn,its to travel from Italy into Jugo- Slayia.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
PREMIER SHUTS IS VICTOR IN CONTEST OF ASSEMBLY SEAT

CAPT TOWN. Union of South Africa, March 15.-Ian Christian Smuts, the premier, was success full candidate for the house of as- sembly in the elections March l. His opponents in Pretoria West re- ceived respectively 473 nationalist and 303 labor votes. Premier Shuts received 1.72o.
 Minister of Justice Deivel also was reelected. A feature Of the elections was the numerous labor successes, that party having already won 19 seats.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
wha. chaneeIIor kapp Says.

LONDON, March Is. - Chancellor Kapp stated today that the new gov ernment of Germany was neither monarchical nor reactionary, says the Berlin correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph. The chancellor has re- peatedly declared a republican form of government was preferable to a monarchy.
 The government does not entertain monarcbial or reactionary views or in tentions.' Herr kapp said. "It is not the military who rule but they are ruled by the civil power. For in- stance, it was not yon Luettwitz General Baron won Luettwitz) min ister of defense, who appointed me chancellor. but it was I who appointed him war minister and commander in chief.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
MANDATES ALLOTTED

LONDON. March 15.-Premier Lloyd Geor(e today in the house of com mons announced that the following mandates had been a1located:
 German East Africa to Great Britain and Belgium; German Southwest Af- rica to the Union of South Africa; Ger man possessions in the Pacific ocean south of the equator. other than Sa- moa, to Australia: Samoa to New Zea- land, and the German islands north of the equator 70 Japan.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
BLIZZARD SWEEPS DAKOTA
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BISMARCK. x. D., March 15-North Dakota was in the grip of the worst blizzard of the seaso tonight. o. w. Roberts. director of the weather bu- reau here reported the lowest barom eter the state has known for 45 years. According to MT. Roberts, the wind
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
SURVIVORS LAND a srt> lAf

WOODS HOLE, Mass. March 15.-- Survivors of the crew of six. four of whom were washed away as they fought with stormy seas. Captain Will liam Reicker and Seaman J. c. Wat kins Of the Tern schooner Isaiah K. Stetson. were brought here today by a coast guard cutter. The men had been IA hours lashed to the rigging of their craft which sank yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
CHEERS FOR REVOLUTION

GENEVA, March 14.--Cheers for the former kaiser and other expressions of satisfaction at the overthrow of the Ebert government in Berlin were given today by 320 German officers. The Germans were prisoners in France and on arriving here on their way home to Germany learned the news of the re- volt.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
Report Unconfirmed As Yet.

CHn'o, MArCn io.- ne FATS offIce of the Wolff News Agency had re- eeived no inform aton of the agree ment up to 8 o'clock tonight. At the agency it was questioned if the na- tionai assembly called for tomorrow will accept any terms "because of great demonstrations over all Ger many in favor of the Ebert Bauer government"
 A Berlin dispatch this evening states that an agreement has been reached between Chancellor Kapp of the new government and Gustav Noske, minister of defense in the Ebert government, and that the government crisis in Germany has ended.
 A new government for Germany will be constituted under the agree ment between the old government and the new, a Havas agency statement states.
 Under the agreement Chancellor Kapp renounces his right to form d ca binet. but a new cabinet of experts will be formed.
 News of the agreement was an- nounced in a special edition of the Deutsche Allgemine Zeitung in Berlin at II o'clock this morning.
 The announcement said that agree nlent was reached between Berlin and Dresden" Ut has been announced that Minister of Defense Noske is at Dresden while President Ebert was last reported at Stuttgart with other members of his cabinet.)
 Elections to the reichstag will be held within two months according to the terms of the agreement reached.
 Under the terms Of the agreement a new president will be elected by the people and not by the reichstag. Meanwhile President Ebert is to re- tain power.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16

was 60 miles ar storm extended Great Lakes, as Iowa.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
Latest Reports From Germany.

LONDON, March 15.-The peace conference, after discussing the situa- ton in Germany, today announced 1t arranged to keep fully informed of the events.
 The conference took up the Turkish treaty, in consultation with Premier Venizolos of Greece.
 LONDON. March 15.-Official dis patches reached the government to- night that Pomerania, including Stet- tin and Silesia, has gone over to the new regime and that the socialists in East Prussia also are supporting Chancellor kapp.
 BERLIN, March 15.-The railway mems union have declared an imme- diate general strike, says the Lokal Anzeiger, because Chancellor Kapp would not declare his readiness to grant their demands. The demands included formation of a coalition " ernment of all parties. in which trades union leaders would be represented, and the holding of new elections as early as possible.
 BERLIN March 15. Protests strikes are in full swing in Dresden, Cassel and Gotha. Newspapers have ceased publication in Dresden and the railroads are not running The various parties in Cotha refused to recognize the new Berlin government The oberpresident of the province of Hesse has issued q proclamation fa- voring the old government. Likewise General von Schoeler. commanding the Reichwehr at Cassei has adhered to the old government
 BERLIN. March 15.--A number of persons were killed and several wound ed in clashes between soldiers and crowds in the outer suburbs of Berlin this afternoon. The soldiers used rifles and machine guns.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16

cs Reuss has been deposed and the establishment there of a soviet repuo- lie is expected.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16

velocity at six o'clock hour. He said the
 from Montana to the far south aS northern
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
The Agreement

ne Agreement
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 BERLIN, March 15.-The kapp gov ernment has issued declaration that negotiations have been opened with the old government at the request of the latter.
 No confirmation of this has been received from the Ebert government.
 The declaration says cabinet wlli be formed of professional ministers, m cluding professional ministers or the old government; new elections for the Reichstag and the Prussian national assembly will be held in two months, and subsequently, an election for inn perial president by the people. The present imperial president shall De asked to continue in office until then
 A second chamber of labor will be formed by extension of the economic ministry and of employees councils.
 The new and old governments shall issue joint declaration that under present conditions a general strike IS q crime against the people.
 Until a decision is taken on these proposals, the imperial chancellor re- roEnces the formation of a new min istry and charges the senior state under secretaries with direction of affairs.
 Meanwhile, it is reliably learned that the under secretaries of all nnin- isters refused today to take crders from the new government but an- nounced they would continue to con- duct business according to the pro- gram or the old government.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-16
VIENNA IS PEACEFUL

VIENNA, March 11.-Demonstra- tions held today served as a safety valve for Vienna's discontented pam Germans Socialists, however were really disturbed by the events in Ber- lin Red flags were plentiful during the demonstrations, but the inscrip- tions on them were not violent most Of them reading: Long live the world in- ternationale.'
 The earnestness and soberness of the participants was generally construed as evidence that Vienna is not ripe for any decided reactionary attempt.