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GAYETY-Burlesaue.

The Gayety Theater promises one of
the foremost entertainments of the year
in Barney Gerard's Girls de Looks
this week, beginning with today's matt
nee. The show is said to be rich with
delicious comedy. presented by a cast of
unusual capabilities. and sumptuously
produced. Joseph X. Watson and Will
H. Cohan are the chief comedians. 9th
ers include Gussie White, Charlotte
Starr. Halle Deane. Andy Gardner. Ray
and a beauty chorus.
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now Hilarity Hall, added to a long
list of fun devices Of last season and
the derby racer, gravity railway,
whip, carrousel and freely rides.
Free band concerts are announced
for this afternoon and tonight by
Celfo's Band. Tomorrow and every week
night the big dancing pavilion will
be open to dancers, with a twelve
piece orchestra. Admission to the
park is free
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ran for over two years in New York,
opens return engagement next week
at the Shubert-Belasco.
1T is described as a thing of
sweetness. beauty and charm indie
scrtbable," a romance of Little Old
New York"
William Norris will be seen as Mat
thew Van Zandt; Melvin Stokes will
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Glen Echo Park.

diversified amusement today to Sun
day patrons in search of pleasant and
harmless diversion. The attractions
are a new scenic water ride, the Old
Mill, and the transformed midway.
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Arcade Auditorium.

The special event nights for the
Arcades dancing patrons will be
continued this week, an Economy
night" Tuesday evening and another
Paul Jones" Thursday. when two of
these old time favorte figures will
be danced.
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Greater Penn Gardens.

The Greater Penn Gardens last
night had gala opening as dance
gardens. after spring cleaning and
painting. Thousands of electric
lights illumined pretty decorations.
There is seating capacity in the bal
comics for over thousand spectators.
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ANITA STEWART
Crsndall5

sented at all performances today,
starting at B pm.
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Keith's.

Helen Keller, the famous blind and
deaf girl, will appear at B. F. Keith's
Theater next week. Others will be
the Creole Fashion Plate, Lyde1l and
Macy, William Gaxton anu company.
Dainty Marie, Boyce Combs. Elida
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Steamer Charles Manchester.

Excursions to Mount Vernon are made
daily except Sunday, by the steamer
Charles Manchester, from the It'll street
wharves at 10 am. and 2.30 pm.
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will be presented for the first time
here. In his new revue Mr.. White
has followed the lines of his former
success. making fun of the current
happenings of the day. The new pro-
duction is said to be more massive
and elaborate.
Ann Pennington will head the COM
pany. which includes also La Sylphe.
Frances Arms, Ethel Delmar. Ruth
Savoy. Lou Holtz, Lester Allen.
George Bickell and others, with Al
Fox and the famous Yerkes Jazz
Band.
"Maytime."
"Maytime" the musical play, which
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"Poker Ranch"

Poker Ranch" a romance Of Cali
fornia, and the latest of Willard
Mack's melodramas, will be the at
ming tuesday evening. The cast in
cIudes Clara Joel, William Boyd, Ben
Hendricks, T. Tamamoto and others.
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"Cappy Kicks"

Next weeks attraction at the Shu-
bert-Garrick Theater. by the Garrick
Players, will be Oliver Moroscos
comedy success. "Cappy Kicks
dramatized from the magazine stories
by Peter B. Kyne. 'Cappy Kicks"
ran for year in New York, with
Tom Wise and William Courtney in
the principal roles. When the play
went on tour Mr.. Courtnay was sue
ceeded by Earle roxe, who played
the leading role all last season. The
play tells delightful love story, with
a vein of pathos running through its
plot.
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of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Leo
pold Stokowski. Among the splendid
artists who will reappear will be
Margaret MatZenauer. the wonderful
contralto, who has been called the
greatest woman singer in the world:
Anna Case, she of the perfect voice
and at exquisite. and Thelma Given.
the one real American violinist grad
uated by the famous Leopold Auer.
An entirely new feature will be Bright
Engell. the Danish soprano. who will
come to America in November. Others
are to be announced later.
scandals Of 1920"
At the National Theater. next week,
George Whites Scandals of 1920"
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MARY HAYNES -.Cosmos

sing will You Remember, Sweet
heart?" and Carolyn Thomson has the
leading role Of Otillie.
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AMUsEMENTS.

Continued on Second Page J
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ADJUSTMENTS.

the musical play. which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
Southern
Little Rock Wins and Ties With
 Atlanta Team

Little Rock, June 26.--Tom Shee- han, Atlanta's big right handler, set a new Southern association record for the number of innings pitched in one day when he held Little Rock to two runs in A innings today. The At lanta club has but three pitchers and after Atlanta had won the first game, 6sto 1, Sheehan went back in the sec end contest and battled with "Rube" Robinson IS innings to 1-to-1 tie. The game, which was to have gone but seven innings, was called be- cause of darkness. Score: Atlanta ----------102 % 010-5 8 1 Little Rock ------1O0 900 O00--1 9 3
 Sheehan and Hager; Yellowhorse and Brotten.
 Second game
 Atlanta 100 900 900 900 O0O-1 10 0 L. Rock -OO1 900 900 900 000-1 9 4
 Skeehan and Hager, Powell; Robin son and Brottem.
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ABSOLUTE IS DEFENDER.

Newport, R. l., June 26.-The sloop Resolute was selected by the commit tee on cups defense of the New York yacht club to defend the Americas cup against the Shamrock ". The first race will sail off Sandy Hook on July 15.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
American
36, 900 See the Tanks Beat the
 Boston Red SOx

New York, June 26.-A crowd of 38,00O watched New York beat Bos- ton today, IA to 0. Warren Collins, Texas league recruit pitched one hit shut out in hits third major league start. Score:
 Boston -------------0OO 900 000- 0 New York -----S----220 O45 lOx--l4 Batteries: Bush, Karr and Walters; Collins and Hannah.
 TWo-base hit-Foster, Ruth, Han nah, Collins, Peckinpaugh. Three base hit-Pipp, Bodie, Meusel. Stol- en base Ward, Ruth. Double plays
 Peckinpaugh (unassisted); Pipp and Peckinpaugh; Foster, Witt and MeInnis. Base on balls-Off Bush, 8; off Collins, 4. Struck out-By Bssh, 2; by Karr. 1; by Collins, 8.
 St. Louis, June 26.-Timely hit ting, Davis' wildness, and an error by Billings resulted in Detroit de feating St Louis today. Score: Detroit ----------1--22O 900 010--5 St. Louis ------------000 900 110-2
 Batteries: Davis and Billings; Dauss and Ainsmith.
 Two-base hit-Heilmann, Sisler. Davis. Three-base hit-Billings, Sisler. Home run Heilmann. Stol- en base Bush, Jacobson. Double play Young, Bush and Ellison; Ja- cobson and Gerber. Base on balls Off Dauss, 4; off Davis, 5. Struck out-By Dauss, g.; by Davis, 1.
 Cleveland Loses.
 Chicago, June 26. Chicago hit four Cleveland pitchers hard today and won. Score:
 Cleveland --001 900 O14-- z Chicago ----OOO 7O4 O1x-12
 Batteries: Faber and Schalk, Cald- well, Faeth, Niehaus, Myers and O'Neill.
 Two-base hit Risberg and Speak CT. Three-base t-Wambsganss, Chapman, Jackson and Gardner, 2; stolen base-E. Collins. Double play
 E. Collins. Risberg, J. Collins to E. Collins; Schalk to Risberg. Base on ballsOff Faeth, I; off Faber. 4. Struck out By Caldwell, 2; by Myers, 1; by Faber, 1.
 Senators Win.
 Washington, June 26.-- Washington defeated Philadelphia today in a pitchers battle between Zachary and Perry. Score:
 Philadelphia ---------100 200 000-3 Washington ------011 100 OO1 A
 Batteries: Zachary and Charity; Pcfry and Myatt.
 Two-base hit-Judge, Dugan, Milan, ?. Stolen base Charity, ?; Rice. Walker, Judge. Base on balls Off Zachary, 2; off Perry, l. Struck out By Zachary, 4; by Perry, 1.
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National
Cards Take Two
 From Cincinnati
 and Second Place

Cincinnati, June 26. St. Louis
 wtnt to second place in the Ma stiensl league today by winning al double- hcsdet from the Champions, 5 tpt ~ And to 3.
 Hpetkex was pounded hard in the II 6nsne whils Haines pitched per- 1e1 allowing only three hits. In
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas 4, Houston 8 (1O innings) :. Fort Worth 3, Galveston 0. Wichita Falls 3, San Antonio 6. Shreveport z, Beaumont 0.
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C,hattanoora Wins.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 26.--Mar- shall kept New Orleans hits well Scattered today and Chattanooga won, 3 to 1. Johnson's hitting was re- sponsible for all the local runs. Score:
 New Orleans GOO 900 O1O-1 8 0 Ckattanoora 900 201 OOx-3 z 2
 Phillips and Deberry; Marshall and Nciderkorn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
Barons Beat Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn, June 26.-Birm- ingham punched f5 hits with five err TOTS here today and defeated Mem phis, g to 3. Score:
 Birmingham ---013 O30 101--9 .15 2 Memphis -------00O O12 000-3 6 5
 Glazner and Gooch, Peters; Good bred and Meyers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
Split Pair.

Philadelphia, June 26.-After los ing the first of toay's double header to New York, g to 6, in Il innings. Philadelphia slaughtered Benton in Causey allowed New York one hit up to the ninth. The first game was bitterly fought struggle, in which arguments between local players and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27

the second game long drives by the Cardinals gave them the victory.
 In the eighth inning of the second game. Pitcher Luque of the Reds at tackled Umpire Klem and hit him sev eral times about the head. Luue claimed that the assault was due to vicious language used by the official.
 Score:
 St. Louis -------------2OO OOO O3O-5 Cincinnati -----------00O 900 000-0
 Batteries: Haines and Dilhoefer; Ruether and Wingo.
 Second game
 St. Louis s--------1OO POI O0O-4 Cincinnati -----------OOO 2OO lOO-3
 Batteries: Doak, Sherdel and Glenn ons; Eller, Luque and Allen and Wingo.
 Two-base hit-Lavan. Three-base hit-Heathcote, Fournier, Clemons. Stolen base -Heathcote, Schultz. Dou- ble play-Stock to Hornsby to Four nier. Base on balls-Off Luque, 3; off Doak, 5. Struck out-By Luque, 3; by Eller, 2; by Doak, 2.
 Boston, June 26. Boston defeated Brooklyn in double-header today, 1 to 0, and z to 2. The opener was pitchers battle in which Oeschger had the edge on Smith. Bunched hits off Grimes in the third and fifth decided the second game i'll Boston's favor. Score:
 Brooklyn -----------000 900 G00-C BoBston ------------OO1 900 00x--1
 Batteries: Smith, Miljus and Krue- ger; Oeschger an dGowdy.
 Three base hit-Powell. Base on balls Off Smith; off Oeschger, 8. Struck out-By Smith, |; by Oesch- ger, 2.
 Brooklyn --O01 900 0O1-2 Boston --------------00 -003 030 1Ox--7
 Batteries: Grimes, Milius and FL liott and Miller; Fillingim and O. Neill.
 Pittsburgh Wins.
 Pittsburgh, June 2e.- pitssburgn won from Cb;cago today in game naalsied by eavy hitting. Score: Chicago -.. .!3O esq OO0 --4 Pittsburgh --.-- -901 002 O6x-9 9
 Batteries: Vaughn and O'Farrell; Hamilton, Ponder and Leo and Sch nidt.
 Two-base !. t-Lee, hterkle. Three base hit-O'Farrell, Paskert, South worth. Stolen base Bigbee, O'Far- reil, Southworth, Hollocher. Double play-Caton, Barbare and Grimm; Herzog and Merkle. Base on balls Off Vaughn, 4: off Hamilton, f.; off Ponder, 2. Struck out-By Vaughn, 4; by Ponder, 1.
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ASSOCIATION.

ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis 17, Kansas City 5. St. Paul z, Milwaukee 6. Columbus 8, Indianapolis 5. Toledo 4, Louisville 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-27
Nashville Victor.

Nashville, Tenn, June 26.-Nash- vile won it's sixth straight victory today, defeating Mobile, to ?, as a result of ninth inning rally which netted two runs. Score: Mobile ----------00O 01O 01O-2 5 Nashville .------000 001 002--3 6 1
 Trieste and Coleman; Hodge and KohIbecker.
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Continued on page 6)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION SNAP SHOTS
he Story Of l6 Nominations
By A. 70. vANDENBERG.

a. Hendricks 81 Indiana WHOSE name
was Ia figure prominently In later ma
ticnrl conventions almost without IN
tcrtuptionl moved into second place.
St.ll the ultimate nominee for 1865
had not appeared upon the roll. ON the
twenty firyt ballot, Pcndlcton had been
entirely eliminated and the fight law
between Hendricks u3sl and Hancock
d3h with 2is voRs lccsary 10
choice. When the twenty secund roll
call began. few states switched to
Governor SEYMOUR of New York, who
was preceding ~ the conventions chHir'
man ,Wol- i'ompty refused e. u"
"A ogud,dafe. Put "a. stampede was 1i.
and when il's 'wcnty.yccond ballot YVES
done. the convention had unanimously
made Seymour the party leader.
Gr,ral Francis T.. Blair. Jr.. ~ Mis-
rluri. war unanimously nominated fof
ccPrc.idcnt 80 = single ballot.
The platform arraigncd Republican.
ism for tyranny" In its reconstruction
acts. and praised the administration. of
Precedent johnson Ter ''rciistig the ae'
gre. Inf Of corNrrsy upon the consii'
tutlrnal rights II the states and the peo'
Vlc"
IN the subsequent election, General
Grant won.
10 be- continued tomorrow with the
story 81 the Convention NJ 1879.
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THE coNvENTInN on iAeS

THE CONVENTION on 1868
The Democratic National Convention
Of 1918 assembled On Independence Day
Ia Tammnny Hall. New York city. u
h. interesting 10 note that this n the
only national convention held In the
nations metropolis by either ddminant
party rincc 1856. Henry :. Palmer ~
Wisconsin was temporary chairman
and Governor Horltio Seymour of NcN
YORK was permanent chairman.
lrt'rcrt crnirrrd wholly in the nom.
ination II candidate for president.
aud 10 VIVA from the fret contest 81
the ncld' against George u. r'ndlc
ton e. fOhio Nic".prcsidont nominee 81
four years pr,tiouFl Tho famous "ld
"tvuthirds rule was ordained ana
the "unit rule" Wa inyokcd-consistont
with democratic practice and tradition
but only after repeated attempts u
lr,7k the latter structure.
Great excitement prevailed through.
ut the long ha.. ting rcndl,tun led
the first hlllUt IN q field of TO- His
ncar,rt opponcn, was Andrew Johnson
elected as n Republican yiccprcsidcnt
four ycnrf previously who was quite
generally supported hy fouthoru dele.
gate, General Winfield $. Hancock II
pcnuryl,ania. the soldier candidate q
be- nominated - years later. was poor
third ON the r,cund ballot. Thomas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-09

candidates" who were prepared to
predict who would be the Republican
nominee for President.
None OF the candidates went TO
their touches last evening with this,
satisfied feeling that the last drop of
oil had been put ON that steam roller
and the last needed adjustment made
to the machinery.
None of the old-ume "bcsses"
we're able to give the anxious ones
any consolation. The ancicnts were
anxious themselves.
This Is but n forciaste Of the dis
organized and haphaEard manner in
which the Republicans will conduct
their campaign once candidate is
selected.
let the ficht continue
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LODGE LAUNCHES KEYNOTE
C. o. P. Convention Strictly According to Hoyle,
Says Abe Martin.

t.un band WAS good an played literally.
~ tuba horn hcin tn biggest ever srrr
iu any convention: the culouul head.
GER - IN women delegates broke tn
muuotuny e. tn sea a. heads th3t ron.
iruutcd IN chairman an newspaper
writer m kcynut, Hpcrch was run 81
criticism an well rrraycl. although
al applause WIZ hardly as thundoruus
af Bryan ufrl & receive ui spencer
ludilnuy an other towns ltyurlin 4
number q clusr political observers.
d WAS feared Ter awhile that a. dele.
gates might wear 'omrrlNrs cat APP
plaudln' thrusts 40 WILSON an not o..
aide for duty "wednesday hut they stuUd
up under u nnazin'ly well nuthin' wus
tid about Mexico that hliu't 1llus been
aid. light wine mn beer Wu2 gracefully
tide topped: capital am labor are still
-uin' 4 hr brought int hIrmuniour
union an IN dye industry b. { De- taken
care uf. also IN world war WIZ h1llcl
up Altogether tn kcyuui, fp,cch wuk
q regular republican Fpc,,h as II should
e. course have been. Nothiu spnvltion.
90 happened, an sharp political uh.
rvrcr laughiuly remarked that II WIZ
IN calm before e rtum which Nudgc
% vuz ,unsidcrin' all one hears \
very significant feature o. IA op,niu'
rossion. sumcthin' that did not impress
mr un,il willy Nlshuton writer
called my attention & b.. wuz, town.
th' ahg nee e. appl1ur ln' d.munstrl.
u"n when great pulitiHgl headers took
Their F,atr in convention Murray Crane
Wuz uunutiUcd, an luu might have
heard q m"ruiu' glory unfuu its dew #,
wings as senator Euah tumllcd fcr his
r.lt i;ut an ss,m.d conscious e. tn
great impcudu' tJs, i,st ahead a. them
tn elimination o. lll IN active can.
iidltcs candidate that have been
trlmpiu' around from ruast L coast
aruu.n dis~'nti,n. ytiirin up ole hn.
ucdr huildu up new factions au' wear.
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ih Abe Martin


sics,al 70 tia Ncvs
ChIcnr" IAN, 9Th rt.Ht mHm'n
tuus republican national convention D.
on. At tn nret break oi dawn dcl'
safes an visitors thrunEud about Oh
"ujrluo, O. th. vast coliseum. Ia Son
ltur Albert D. r..,ridgr th' celebrated.
collar within hvu tir orator irum IN
lnIhaunN literary h.it De- h'ft d1fiin
about like % Sold ush. ever movement
90 picture n may D." written down H'
O. tact that walked down Michigan
boulevard q co. convention hall with e
.flir man high up boz th' councils e. iH
republican party mlu whose I'flin
Integrity an keen insight I bias, 1000
I.i.un T. under, sflmitf-.t statesman
vhD's been 'h' Philippine uu' =
France an o. Mexico am VINO hl- 1u
other long uip PLANNED frr this summer
uulrM IN muid,nt hoidf I .I boz Wash
mrtpn This brilliant au wDih'r,l
sfIttsmau told m, that th' r,sidrnti1l
ii"id h.d poHtiy,ly narrowed down con.
d'.1hly overnight an that Nicholas
Murray Butler WIZ uut OF it l',tiu
only JUhurun Hardin lowd,n N"U p
Coolidge Watson iu' p"ssihly @ couple
e. dark hor,,- as IA real contender
ter IN coveted nomination Tn mora
in' rrrion lasted uu,. couple e. hours.
but Dlosr political observers 1y thrr %
no,hin' unuuul Boo thai tn praudru
facts that impress one most uu tn
op'uu' d1y co. th historic riihrr.u'-
uut IDLE conjecture not mere statements
lJr"i vn uuihn but cold rt'rn tac.s
that can't l., ,Hn'rwort,d ur distorted
lu, ihof~-th dave gone hy wh'n 20
congressman can spuir, hissclf with
package a. r-,ds. wiilin' worker t.
soon ON committee. optimism 90 al
M various ,amp. b. up q M standard.
M convention hall decorations ave
pI,l"in' IA mUs, iaitidiuus tn cuuycu.
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Mrs. THEo BENTLEY RUSSELL

IN the death OF Mrs. Theo Bentley
Russell. wife of Horace NJ. Russell.
of the firm OF Russell a Cockrell.
printers and publishers. the people
81 Amarillo have received distinct
shock. Apparently we'll last week,
cheerful and adding to the enjoy
m,nt OF her large circle of friends.
there WIS no hint Of the grim shadow
which WAS soon to hang over this
home
The News extends sincerost SYM
pathy To Mr.. Russell. the two small
children surviving. and other rola-
,iyes Of the deceased.
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TRAVIS VIII. BECOME
PASTOR IT PEARMAN

49,, John A. Travis has accepted the
u .t.rttc 81 thu Methodist church az
So r.uau aud will tak, up his duties
81, ,rrr u, has lived IN Amarillo Tor
uumi-I II y'arr &c, Travis had ~.
.ivyi an invitation 90 deliver q mem
Il address a. uEtting ~ Ciar,r.
uu odd Fellows mkt sunday, but had
tu decline Il
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iIOI .MSTRl>D To TAKE a.
DUTIES NJ sllsl Qt f.k0t D.

Sergeant 4. A Holms,rand who has
.-tr in charge II the local army r..
gmtiug Once for "a" laft II m"nihs
NU l,av, this morning f0r Alhuqucr-
ur mn. vh'rc be- viii assume charge
% u recruiting offic-. The local office
,N O., lct IN charge n Corporal
charles Gail
:, r.snt Holmstrand said yesterday
t.i o., was s.rry 90 leave Amarillo ~
H, had acquired q great friendship fur
h citizens hen. and that he h.a re-
nIted excellent treatment az their
s1le Iic has been highly successful
r occurring recruits in this district