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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

To ptIecuon as mod9Fn motlon pie ture art can make it. The sets repre- sent perfectly the high station in life occupied by the characters; and the in torior art decorations suggest the cui- ture and refinement to be found in many old American families. Beauti- ful photoplay reveals many unique lighting effects.
 The various characters are interpre- ted by an all-star cast including Mill ton Sills, Naomi Childers, Charles Clary. Alec Francis, Irene Rich, Law
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
CITY STREETS ARE
 NOT GARAGES. BILLING

PORTLAND, Ore.-Police have rul- ed against auto dealers leaving junk ed machines on the city streets. "Too many folk want to make garages out of our perfectly good thoroughfares," officials say.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
COURT GIVES kERENsKY SHIP

SAN FRANCISCO Judge Van Fleet settled" q suit over the Rus sian ship Rogday by awarding il to the Kerensky gOvernment-which which does not exist.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
HUNGRY MAN GETS
 PLATE; GlVER FINED

WINNIPEG - Harry Fryer was real hungry and complained of the slow service in Nah Young's restau- rant Young gave him a plate but there wasn't anything on it. Police judge fined Young $10 for hitting Fryer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
IT'S A PRIZE PURP
 IN VALUE, ANYWAY

SEATTLE Someone coaXed Mrs A. Stones Pomeranian purp offered S100 for the return of the long-haired pet.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02
THESE FiREMEN BUILD AS WELL AS PUT OUT

Clinton, Iowa. Mississippi River rose and put out furnace in an amusement hall. Bremen pumped the water out and built hew blaze, and John Mccormack went ahead and sang his songs.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-02

Chewing gum, or chicle, was used by the Indians before the days of Colun- bus, as a means of quenching their thirst.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30
VESTRYMEN WILL
CONSULT BISHOP IN
GRANT CASE TODAY
Result to Be Announced To-
Morrow, and Church Off
Gals Are Keeping Silent.

A committee OF vestrymen Of the
Church of the Ascension will confer
with Bishop Burch to-day to settle
the question of the Sunday night TO-
runs in the church, which the Bishop
says violate holy ground. The vestry
will meet again tomorrow and an
nounce the result.
The vestry spent two hours with
the Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant,
rector, yesterday afternoon. Dr.
Grant, who isCill. presided. After
wards George Gordon Battle made
this statement:
II suppose you want to know about
the vestry meeting Well, we met
There was a majority. A committee
was appointed to call on the Bishop
as soon as possible and report bach
to an adjourned meeting Saturday
morning. The vestrymen who will
call on the Bishop are Harold A.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30

Content j. w. Cunningham and my
self. don't know when we will
see the Bishop, bat Of course it mus,
be very soon We haven't another
word to say"
What Or. Grant told the vestry no
one would say for publication, but
the inference was lett that DR.. Grant
is still very confirmed in his views
and may not be easily persuaded to
give up the forum.
one of the contentious is that DR..
Grant must have more time TO think
over what will be done with the
forum. The Bishop will be told that
the parish house is small and that
other space Is not available just now,
Developments in the forum situa-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30
A sale of
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30

ton were not wholly confined TO the
vcstry meeting. Francis ii. Sisson,
Vice Prcsidcu, of the Guaranty Trust
Company, cancelled his engagement
t. speak next Sunday night. The
church directory stiil informs passers-
by that the usual forum meeting whl
be ncld In the church next Sunday
night. The meeting Of the vCstry was
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30

enllvcnod with a long letter from
Cleveland Moffctt, addressed 90 Or.
Grant, and read by the Secretary TO
those present Mr.. Moffrt urged the
vestry to support Or. Grant In his
brave effort to maintain this church
as progressive and enlightentng
lean people"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-30

These silk shaded lamps COM
binc a real decorative value
with efficient service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
JULY EXPORTS INCREASE;
IMPORTS SHOW DECREASE
81 600 tn Tts Nees
WASHINGTON.

sisa.si in rts Ness
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S--ln
creased exports but slightly decreased
imports in July as compared with
june are disrl, scd by official foreign
tr,td" figures given cut today by tile
liurcu Ui Foreign and Domestic Com.
mcrrc Of the Department ct Com.
mtI,r.
Iuiy exports we're valued az SG5t..
nuo.uu0 against S63l UJo uuU 900 June ct
this yclr ana $500 coo 600 in July u
H~i year Exports Tor the seven
Uunth~ p'rlud ending Wth July
amounted To ttsOs OO0. OOo an Increase
Wf per cent over IA. exports uf 81.
80. ooo 200 In the first seven months
40 ns, year
Imports in July were valued az
SO, 100000 compared with $3.50 coo. A..
900 700 June 1890 and y3ti. GOO 600 IA
Jlh Ui 1919 fur the seven months
.nurd win july imports W,ry $3.50.
h"o 90, au iuyrctS' ~ - pen cent over
the imports 81 $685. Oo0. 600 IN the
lus' seven months uf 1919.
To, excess 90 exports over imports.
amounted Co NllsUu0 900 in july and
~ $4,000. nup 900 the seven months
ending with lry of this year. ag COM.
pared with 1926 600 900 for July and
s-t'-onu coo Ton "a. seven months
ending with july 81 last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
LISTS CLOSED FOR
MASON's DORM|TORY

AUSTIN. Aur - --A,cordlng e. o..
puIi made 90 recent meeting uf tho
Scottish Rite Educational Association
Il Texas. "rraniz'o f0r the purpose o..
establishing durmiiuUry az the TN.
tcrsitN uf Texas fur the sons ANA
daughters of Ma-.ns. applications for
admission into the tWu dornituri,s [,
b., Operated hy that body Tor tho
i1ugnirrr n Alasuu- during the com.
ms session 1T IN, i'ni' 'rsity have na,n
received from more Young women
than can be- Accommodated. ana the list.
have been CLOSED The two dormltur.
i's secured will accomodate 100 girls.
Hi' u b. stated That rnn'u and h.rr,i
Wt ~ obtained lor saa = month.
which IL li least ten dollars cheaper
'ffu the average rate outside - DIR.
ri'nti,S
Permanent organization was .ffcDt.
- rs th, Association ~ this meeting.
and hnlfd ut directors. consisting ~
$50 officers rud two representatives
from each ~ the five Perfection lol"ps
g. e.. do, Austin San Antonio Dallas
Galveston and ~ rlSo lodges wa.
"ia. = This hurrd ~ directors viii
h.,s ch.rv. of tho administration -
'i,. drrwi' rirs flr this yr7r md win
,.. coed with thp 4tHlu~,.'.,a"fe fnr ihn
srn.'ie~ - permanent buildings ~ M"
University
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
HARDING HAS PLAN FOR NEW
WORLD COURT; BRANDS
LEAGUE FAILURE IN ADDRESS
CONTINUED From Page onel

course. Fortunately. he l. under M
compelling moral obligation under the
league L. d. 81. His rcDcut unhappy
sviE.ris'trt i.ortover. in asking coli.
gross Go s,ni American boys o. police
Armenia would hardly encourage rcpe'
titlon."
Turning to his discussion ~ recon
struction measures, the nominee sal
be had mo expectations whatever
that negotiation 81 separate treaty
would De- required to put the nation oG
n peace hasis Passage q u resolution
deelaring peace. he asserted. was AZ
that was necessary To end the lrcs nj
'prepostcruuS condition"
Giving IN general terms his conccp
tion OF what the new peace association
should be- senator Harding described
Il az IAN International association fot
conference and q world court whus.
veriicts upon justiceahle question:
tsls country. in common with the ma
tiohs. would De- both willing and abb.
o. uphold
This sort ~ organization. b. said,
was IN broad contrast o. the council
~ the Versailles league. who's. authuTi.
~ would be- founded on force
In the course ~ his speech. the son
ntor also reiterated his belief that "
WAS for American rights primarily and
not "a form peace association that
the nation went into the war liz
quoted from his own speech closing
senate debate on the wat resolution. In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

which he said he wanted war mot for
the allies uf Eurupe. not precisely u
war Tor civilization. bat wal thut
speaks fnr the majesty ut people Ir.
solved 60 wage % conflict fur The uiIu.
trnanro ~ THEN uights and ihc pr'-'r.
walton Uf the coz cnaut inherited irHu
then fathers"
IT D. fnr that same guaranty N ma
tinnrlitN thar ] stand TO-DAY. continued
the nominee. and shall continue o.
stand infleNihlN, su luug is I shall bee
permitted tu live. AuelitIu boys arc
not born tu D., NUDE the slcrnc. lf
war except when n j. clearly and uu.
misi1kahl, iu defense of their ,Oun
Try"
The speech was delivered o. dole.
Cation uf more than anh members ~
She Harding club. uf Indianapolis aud
tn q smaller group from Minnesota.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

"icing doctor ana suffering for
many wears with stomach trouble.
.eel ! cannot do justice % ~ great a
public hen'fartur in writing MaNr s
Wondcrfnl l''W'el' n everything you
have claimed for Il. ] can now cot
relish NictualS have not dared 90
rat 300 many years Am feeling ike
newly bonn Il b. a simple harmless
itenitailuu that removes the Catarrh.
% mucous fiom n, intestinal tract and
nllNs The inilmation which causes prtc.
tcaliy nl stomach liver and int,stlu.
I'll ailments Including al.psudIc;u-
one dose wli convince on money re-.
funded
Az druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
EASTERN STAR TO HOLD
ami NJ CEIlIsR AIION

Bonita Chapter. No isl ~ "a, Epu.
en- star viii hui1 Do, annual Ror
Morris celebration with hasket pic.
ME 20 ih' city park TUESDAY stenini.
ai o.clnck Following the supper. r..
lro~hm'nts ir the form at watermelon
and ir" cream viii b. served by thu
Eastern star ladies' An members ~
the Eastern star and an Masuns and
lhclr ftmllles are urged e. attend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
THE BIG SIX

The Blk Six will class with any 100000 car on the
market the Special Six has equal in 100000 and
the Light Six the greatest in the world selling for
SI6S5oo Remember all Studebaker have Cord
caSings).
Whether you drive Studebaker not, YOU will
ainly agree with that the Studebaker is OF the
predomnating Of this section a. we'll all the
United States rot only this but Tic future OF the Studc
baker looks encorra gng that we were willing sur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
tirr tn Rioters

BELFAST Aug - -- Tho mliar,
i.ud un rioters here again tonight
killihg 20 least one and Wuundiug siy
others, one uf them SERIOUSLY. The
troops fired In an effort a. protect the
police station. which was attacked by
mob.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29
THE SPECIAL SIX

render contracts all other lines to devote our en-
tire attentin to this one line OF cars.
We are increasing already enormous stock OF
parts and will endeavor to be prepared to take OF
your parts orders promptly at all times also to give you
real Sudebakcr service through mechanical depart
ment.
Note: Our stock of accessories is complete, two gaso
line stations at your service, ample storage for
over one hundred and every other facility that goes
to make up modern garage. asai I'D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-29

: Inc Dalhart. pampa.
Vega. Claude ard Pam
handle TERRITORY j. open
f1r contract q live wire
agents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17
wHE,, EUROPE GETS 10 WORK.

Great Britain says she can take
care Of herself end help other Eu-
ropean nations sons. France Is not
in as good condition a Great Britain
but France can and win work out
her financial salvation. The British
ambassador TO this country has
spoken for Great Britain the infor-
nation that she can and win wealth
er her difficulties. There has been a
plain suggestion also from the other
side Of the pond that Great Britain
would much prefer to have the Unit
Cd states mind her own business and
Let Great Britain attend to hers.
france would like to have more
American money but was told by Mr..
Kahn nat long ago that this country
has . great debt Of her own and that
France nssd not expect any very
large financial assistance hence. That
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17
Tof,rl Burroughs
+, Nss''ss:.:

d-W1ll a Gagged canary lay eggs7
S.-How tlo squirrels use their toe
nails in oiirabing tress7
S.--when do orchard trees bloom
thruout tho country?
Answer 70 Previous ousstieWA
lido squirrels eat sapf
When the sap starts in the early
spring. tho squirrels add this to their
scanty supplies. They perforate the
bark OF the branches Of the naples
with their chisel-like teeth. and suck
the sweet liquid a. Il slowly oozes
out. Il 10 not much ~ food. but
evidently Il helps.
2.-In the mating season 10 It only
the male birds that hshtf
I notice that during the mating
season Of tie birds the rivalries and
jealousies are not all confined 70 the
males. Indeed. the most spiteful and
furious bat les, ~ among the DO
nestle fowla. are frequently between
females. I have seen two hen robins
scratch and pull feathers in manner
that contra sted strongly with the
courtly and dignined sparring usual
between the males.
3.-Of whit use IL the paper birch
tree TO the oamperf
The paper birch tree 10 maya
sine, furnishing store set up In the
wilderness. whose goods are free TO
every conner. The whole equipment
OF the camp lies folded In u. and
comes forth at the beck Of the wood
mans axe: tents. waterproof roof.
boat, camp utensils. buckets, cups,
plates, spoons. napkinA tablecloths.
paper for letter or your Journal.
torches. can rides. kindling-wood. and
fuel.
(Rights rsservsd ~ Houghton
Mihlin Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17

EUROPE win have 70 sst 70 work
and keep at work. That u the only
way. The process Of weaving has be-
gun. Today, we are informed that
PROSTATE Belgium IL standing
straight again and that it, people
are employed and busy and optimistic
Of the future. When tho rest Of Eu-
rope gets to work. like the Belgian
farmer and mechanic the process Of
rehabilitation will hasten and boil
shevism and national pauperiSm de-
cline.
America will help. She has helped
and Is stiil helping. Larss sums are
being contributed 70 relieve the sui
ferlngs OF Europe. And when the
flood Of tourists sweep over the
battle SCARED countries ~ it will
soon American money viii DO ripe
and the harvest huge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17

the CREATION Of arbitration tribunals
which viii make II possible to 10
away with strikes on railroads end
In other necessary industries. Colonel
Brookhart's sympathy seems to be
with those labor leaders who want NO
interference with strikes. These are
the real points at issue between
these two candidates 20 far as the
railroad question 10 concerned.
Summing up. the farm Journal con-
cludes: n Il
There should. therefore, be no
question ~ to where the farmers
Of Iowa stand as between these two
men. They should. support Senator
Cummins to the last man. They
should do moro than vote for him At
the primaries. They should 70 to
some personal Inconvenience to SEQ
to it that their republican neiyhbors
Also vote. The labor vote will 70
solidiy for Colonel Brookhart. Tho
farmer vots should 60 solidly for
Senator Cummins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON
CHANGE 81 oAsx.
By WALT MASON

Kansas Winds always bleax theray,
I'm packing and - ths
sobbins shah at
while golden always
than the kind that
and each day wing
There the most nspns and the nav them
terrific plains Resting
rolled Oh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17
Topics ofhe Times

"The lines are to BE- sharply
drawn" AYERS Brookhart paper.
The sharper the better. LINES sharp
ly drawn bring out = representative
vote and that II all that 10 nscss-
sary to the showing under Of Brock
hart and his socialist program.
800
Emma Goldman says from Russia
that she's homesick for the United
States. But the U. 8. isn't homssiok
for EN-. Perhaps II would relieve
her heimweh II we sent few hun
dreds Of her former associates across.
Maybe she'd love to see Secretary
Post.
Light wines and beers II only the
thin edge Of the whisky wedge.
It's . long way between Baltimore
and San Francisco by rail and in
politics.
They say Emma Goldman Il home
sick over IN Russia. Maybe %.
We've missed her also; but It u .
good lonesome"
Thers's . DINNER law for Iowa
automobile lights but nobody seems
to know or care darn about It
go
Leslie n. Shaw is making soms
addresses in the state. Leslie is past
70 and y said to retain his mental
and physical abilities well for . man
Of his aga
Anyhow the lilacs are bursting In
to bloom and some folks are ready to
plant corn. And there's that
Really 70 10 out In iowa the kill
Ing OF one Chicago gunman By an
other has merely . curious interest.
Il the gunner confns their activities
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17

a. = &
Rumpus Ridge. Ark. sTuthsr nieht
when young Rni-Dicl< Riggie was
calling ON her in steps young Hamp
Yawkey. and lowed he'd set up on
the ether side OF her. Feared like
Bullock preferred peace to eterkett,
ana was willing to arbitrate about 1t.
But Zanzaline mowed her manners,
and she hauled off with the fire
shsysl and smacked young Hamp fiat
with 1t. and like to have beat him to
death before he could tear himself
out OF there. Then she turned to Bill
DICK ana told Inn ito 30 on with his
sparkling. Aw. you bet your life. when
II comes to etterkett, Zanzaline II
right there with the authority
Kansas City Star.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17

The supreme court II no place fol
passing on the guilt OF John Barley.
corn. He should be tried BY q Jury
Of his beers.
IudE FEKTDCT STRING SONG.
On. sing -. sr'ringtime poet,
with voice surcharged with Joy
OF loving hearts that hunger.
Of maiden stances coy.
Oh. sing Of springtime flowerx
OF sweet birds on the wings
Sing or radiant sunshine,
OF wedding bells that sins.
But mel sing Of onions,
All planted In . row;
OF lettuce plants and cabbag@
And - sing I hoA
And when ne stately sarlics
Fling fragrance on the ersesa
! wouldn't swap my garden
/ Tor harsm Of hopsisi
A baltimore physician has discov-
cred how to save people from idiocy
BY pumping air into their brains
Never worked that way in congress.
Have you get one Of those dentists
who knows You and the family %
daynsd we'll that jabbing . nutpick
into one Of your aching molara
doesn't strike him Is any familiarity
whatsverf
With those striped stockings the
women are wearing Shank's mare
begins TO resemble 4 Zebra.
Trick and device. trick and dsvicsI
It's coal In the winter. in summer its
Toe.
Harn what you can. earn what you
can.
you can't keep ahead Of the coal
yard mani
We notice that one Of our recsul
political meetings was tntsrruptsd
BY 4 roar OF hisscs.' Followed, nc
doubt by = peal OF sursles. q scrsech
Of buszss and . howl Of whisses.
what difference does It make Il
the United States does stay out Of
the lsagusf Iceland. Georgia, LUX.
suibourg and San Marine have just
sispsd their application blanks.
Scientists down In Washington
have discovered that the law oil
gravitation doesn't always operate
Shucks-anyone who's been watch.
ing prices knew that much.
4 couple Of volumes Of Keats sold
the other day far sS70. And yet hi
said his name was writ in water
THERE'S HOPE FOR HIM.
He hasn't any manners. and he
Quarrels with his booze.
They hate him ut his club because
He doesn't pay his dues.
His family abhor him,
His children quail before him,
But he never wore tan rubbers
With q pair Of russell shoes.
II they're going 70 make these Is.
inning games q regular thing at the
ball parks, ever Mr.. Henry Ford will
md difficulty in getting the boys out
Of the benches by Christmas.
Edna says II she gets hold Of 6
husband with hay fever It's probabl,
going to make 9. grass widow Of her
About the only way Ws know Of
to extract any satisfaction out Of the
clothes situation II 70 become {
moth.
The price OF shoes isn't helpinl
the corn plaster trust any.
Government ownership IL only thu
latest scheme for turning wishes into
horses.
When haircuta go to o. dollar our.
will be costing us approximately g
cent hair.
p. r. v.
Enforcing Etiqustte.
MY oldest girl. Zanzatine, is RICH
smart of lady, If do say it,
nrfdaftIlv admitted Gan Tohpsor n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-17
aHANIlY DIRECTORY
-oF THE -
MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Always Welcome.

~
MARSHALL LODGE NO. 1os. A.
=. A. NJ, Friday. May 81, at o'clock
sharp. First degree. G. g. jennings.
w. NJ; John w. Wells, secretary.
eIoNET CHAPTER NO. 81. r. A.
II, Monday, May II, . p. m. Bust
nsas meeting. Frank T. Nokes. II.
y. John W. Wells. secretary.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL NO.
g. stated assembly; May II, busi-
ness session. O. Q. For, MASTER
John w. wells, recorder.
r..oNCr,AyD ST. ALDEMAR COM
NANDERY No. 30. Tuesday. May
~ :. "a. Business session. Clyde
II. Stewart commander; john W.
wells. recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81 o. p.
S. epecial meeting "Wednesday. june
! !. u Z, for initiation. Mrs.. W. =.
Richards. ". NJ: Mr.. Archer wal
ton. secretary.