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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

The new chap,er play, win.
uera Of tho West" which Will
start az tho Ideal theater nfxt
sunday and MONDAY. October i6.
and III 10 truly a. feature phoio-.
play. Il ~ Rr artnai rcproduction
of q thgflfiHe chapter IN Atper-
lcan history plcturinT the Fam
aus trail breaklne e~xpedition Of
Capt. Ffenont and XII Carson
the ~Cafifarnln gold fieidf-
Winners Of the wck follows
Cant. Frcmona, ard kf Carson
from Boonyiuo. MlspilFh through
The land Or thp fienx thTough uo
great pralrle fire. throuEb Tho bat
fIes with The huffais men hnd the
s-ttsziy hcarn. Though AZ inriurrs
"a The paipted deanrf and h
wnsor train disaster. through the
bafte with TIA ApaeheaEana on
ID flitcrB Creek ana me great
This M but q brief outline. YOU
have read Il al IN hlstory. your
rhfldren are reading u now. tnhe
me whole family and see x en-
acted on the screen with AT
AconI. no famous western star
ia the leading role,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
AsrusauENrs ron rue WEEK.

A apicsdid modern story OF ro-
nance and ~ndvrpture in Egxpt. based
upon the wonderfui spirit bai phe-
nomena incident u the fipatng OF the
tomb Of Akhantpn. the Ercatsst o.
Egyptian Phnroahf, N presented IN
The Lure % Egypt" starting today
at the "B' thcater.
Enacted BY a POWERFUL cast hes.ded
ny Claire Adams. Robert Mckim,
Joseph J. Bowling and Carl Cant
tooFt. and filled With tense drama a
delightful love theme. adventuFonh
thrills and ~colorfni backgrounds.
THE Lure OF Egypt" offers fascinat-
ina entortainmehl for every sort OF
taste. entirely epart from the power
and mystery 81 81 spiritual element
ADAPTED from N9Fms = LI Esvu,.
The picture reiatcs tho adventures
that hefcll' c professor who sought 10
locate the tomb Of AkhAnton on the
Iibyan desert when HE FUNDS run
low. he IL Offered help BY an impoV-
crished prince. who plana 70 the
tomb Of ne treasure
The prince IL assisted by a pretty
adventures. who not only acts an
SPY. but caused a breach between the
professors daughter and An artist
who loves her. The artist Ia shown
The correct location Of the tnmb BY
an old priest. who claims the sec1t
has been handed dovn through the
aEca 90 him, IL Is finally e~Scavated.
hut the prince Is caught red-handpd
IN his dcspfcable plot and the two
lovers are at nnst together.
The Mqonnhine. Menace.; adapted
from the story. "Jndith OF the Cum
bcrlnnds." Is another MCGOWAN
knockout startlnx az The Ideal to-day.
This picture which IS full OF action
and mountain sccnerY. featurcs Helen
Homes. l.. y. Aaioncy Paul g. Hnrsf,
Thomas J, i.lnEhap nFd William
hrulton. The story ls woven around
the adventures Of a young coquefte.
which is nearly tricked into m%arringc
with her cousin. Hatch 1,urpe1lne.
who. half crtzed With mponshinc from
his own SIM 10 ~dcternpned 70 have
her at any cost. Tho traps laid for
the man SHE loves makea Judah play
a high hand. There "a suspense and
tension from start TO bniahl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

NEW YORK. oG WHEN q
story By somebody IKE Rupert
Hughes or EIinor ciyn n screened the
movie producer takes ~ for granted
that overyhody knows all about them,
intcillEcnce however b. mover pre-
sumed when the old masters hrn
moric.zcd. Producers TAXI, nc chances
about prospective patrons possibly
having an acquaintance with Illus
trinus literary names hko De Nau-
PEASANT. Hni1ac and otherh
Of Guy de NaurAnsanfs "1he Or
Derby" A 1G~unge booklet = Issued
advising erhihlfofs how 10 exploit
the picture. Its esscnce is Ia this
paragraph;
BAIf1~Ho
Make a nolne atont De Nnupas-
aant-he " a World-famoua writer Of
shors stories that have THAI . AND
spice"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Penrhyn staniaws Is wen started on
his third production for Paramount
THE Little Minister" The RHrric play
n which Bety Compson Is starting
In the role Of Lady Habbic. MAIDS
lamogs on che stage by Mnuta Adams
Most OF fhe work 80 fnr has Ayon doue
iu % picturesque setting built az the
L1r',y ranch and representing the cit-
tic Scotch village OF Thurml This
setting ia similar TO tho one built at
Bimnuraf. D. T.. fn- flo John s. Rob-
ft.iln -uruiuclian. sentimental Tom
mS. undof o.. auucrviaion ot Art bl-
rector ItuurIt 80. iialf. who iH now
t,ilHg 400 She same capacity at the
fasty sfuula About goo tN "a nicn.
~ .tanu su1 hiid.r u ni scotrh tyuDa
wlll appear lu The picture.
Eiu,'t Doctor and Dorothy Cum
ming. Paramount Ii4yHiF havo Hr-
flVud in Erriuu1 TO appear In some
nf 90. prod Ictious Co. Doe mad at the
london n'udin OF Paramount lritish
Producers itd Nis7 Cumming. who
was seen iu support OF Nne Murray m
the Gcuree F~tzmaurlcc production,
"it1is 10. clay. and recently com-
rle.tl work iu sam Woods special
70 I-sisr production. "Dou't Ton fvery-
thinr' az tho Ipsl.y uudin. hns beon
specially engaged tu appear in pro-
duciious inside hy Mr fltlmauricc on
the other side
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Ethel Clayton stars work on Tho
Cradle" adapted from q French play
~ Eugene BrleuN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

The east OF the screen version Of
THE Beauty shop" NiN Include
Raymond Hitchcock. Louise fazenda
Madeline.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Here's Where You See Mary Pickford Kiss Herself

take tho -llddlas yop surely
rhuuld-to 800 MARY 4icffofd m
'14ttic Led Fauniicfoy' you win
have AZ an excuse the same fiction
yeu ass when . take the Riddles
You pretend you are going for
their sake. sacrificing you self ~
they MAJ have enjoyment, and 40
ercfly. " course. yop are simply crazy
10 - II YOURSELF.
Anybody would he.
For who hasn't read Frances
fiodeson Buructt's story7 Aud there's
many u man who recalls the boy
hood misery thai WA hia when he
bad = Fauntlcrey costume wished on
him.
chance to sec MARY Piekford in
kpieksr9 Aud a chance TO sec Mary
kesink herself.
You've seen people double IN the
movies before, but this is different
n ~ 20 wen done.
Mary plays little rCedrlc Enrol"
tho diminutive Lord Faunticrov. ana
she sino PLAYS Dearest his mother.
Kissing herself and passing herself n
photognph-without at least a slight
hiatus-is a triumph OF filming.
Too had YOU conldn't have attend
81 the opening OF the picture in New
York. Not only were Mary and Hus-
tHNNAN AfVNk NNNNNNa Jul May HINNN tn
speech and explained how u was done
by timing the film TO the second
and running ~ through tho camara
timc.
Thus. the actions. movements and
exnressions converged. but TO make
" n success Mary had 10 ronfrlbutc
the skill y clevorncas OF her nrt.
u meant plenty OF patience md lots
OF hard work.
There wasn't much reason for this
doubling. But Mary as tho child
and the mother gives n novel touch
she made a charming young boy
and hers wa q delicate portrayal or
the misunderstood dnughterjn-tnw Of
the Earl OF ~Dorincourt"i lie was 4
routy old n%chleraan quite hostile 20
the wife Of his dead son. And when
the spurious heir appeared IL was
Cedric-agpin Mary In velvet knick-
crs-who put everything right. some
how Mary seemed taller as the moth
or than the little lord. Maybe she
was on stills. hut there wasn't any.
thing else stilted about her.
Bernard McConviile wrote the
screen admiration from tho Burnett
story. And one OF the dcliehtfuilv
unusual and noteworthy things about
tho picture - that for once at least
n masterpiece has not boon radically
changed IN the movie version.
FILM F1.ICKERs
Edward Nlmbail. father of Clara
kifrlal Yofng. 20 to be starred Ia a
movie.
In 80 DAYS OF production S9i scenes
were photographed for The Three
Muaketecra."
Woo 70 tho Los angeles c0psl They
have been forbidden TO appear as ca
James .'e7Iand Mrs. NELL tEdythc
Chapman are back on the Lasky lot
az Hollywood alter two years absence.
Both are appearing In "Thc Husbands
Trademark Of which Gloria swanson
Is the star and which Sam Wood Is
directing. The entire cast II notable
and Includes iesldcs the star and
those mentioned, Stuart Holmes. Lu-
cien L-lttiofipid. Hichard Wayne,
Charles cgle and Clarence Burton.
After nearly a month spent on n
| Northern mountain location Jack Holt
md members OF the company support
inE him in his firzt Paramount STAR
srraa 80 - H..4N -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

have returned to the Lasky studio for
the completion Of thu interior scenes
Joseph Henabery l. directing this
polarization ~ Stewart Edward
Whites novel OF the Tar North.
For the first time In more thnn "a
year, William dcMflc went outdoors
to film a cen Il happened In tho
making OF Miss Lulu Bett," Mr.. de-
Miles current production FOR Para
mount which he is making at The
Lasky studio. with Lois Wilson, Nil
ton stills and other mcmbcrg of rlc
company. the producer went TO an fN-
terror location on tie ndge of Los
Angeles. Thg outside work lasted bot
"a single day. however aud the follow
ing morning he wHa back at tile studio
as usual. Timing thc Dot. house with
its seven rooms. frnnt veranda and
back yard with "a vino arhor. This
gives him seven of ciEiit complete stta
In one, and when The action calls Tor
a transfer from one roum 10 another.
there iH no delay beyond tho settling up
li the Caucrna
Dorothy Dalton hna gone To CALI
fprnia where sho VIII work nd the
LaFky studio b. George Mcifnrd's
ext production Tor Paramount. "Mo-
ran OF thu Ledy Lofty" from tho novel
l,f Frank Norris. Mir5 Dalton and
Rudolph Valentino VIII he featured tn
thr l"adiuC roles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Woo 70 tho Los Angeles c0psl They
have been forbidden 10 appear as ca
ira IN movlea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Edward Nimbatl. father OF Clara
kifrlfal Voting. 70 TO be starred Ia a
movie.
In 30 DAYS OF production S9i SCENES
were photographod for "rhe Three
Muaketecra."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
COAL SHORTAGE STOPPED IN
FRElINGHUYSEN BILL.
Provides Lower Freight Gltes In
Summer and Higher Rates Dur
ing Fall and Winter.

Washington, Muy.-SeaSonal rates
for the transportation of coal are re-
commented by Senator Frelighuysou
of New Jersey i'll Il report from the
Committee on Interstate Commerce,
to the end that the consuming publ"
may gain the benefit in lower prices
during the coming season. lie says:
The committee believes that legs.
lation OF this Commerce Commission
to initiate lower freight rates on coal
during the spring and summer months
and higher rates during the fall and
winter months, will tend to encourage
mouations, to accept deliveries of
coal in advance OF their seasonal
needs. and thus 20 keep the mines
operating. more constantly through
out the year. The committee is of the
year The committee is of the poiniuil
that such legislation will bring about
the following beneficial results:
1t will stabilize the price OF coal.
The capacity output Of all the coal
mines i'll the United States, assuming
fairly constant operation, would far
exceed the present consumption. Tho
output of I'LL these mines Working a,
at present only Internationally during
me spring and summer months and
wtrk1rg to capacity, during the fan
and winter months is barely sufficient
tc suE?y the current needs and the
greatly increased cold-weather dc
mand for coal. During the winter the
demand SO nearly equals the currently
available supply that scarcity pric..,
prevail. In addition to this the actua.
cost OF production per ton is unduly
envhanced because the operator must
curing the time his mine is closed
down or working Internationally keen
together his organization and exDend
money Tor the unkecp ad maintcn
ance of the property. all of winch
must be added TO the price fthe coai
when he mines and sells during the
rush season. If the demand for coal
were reasonably constant throughoue
'he year, many of these costs based
on holding plant, capital and porso,,
mel ldc for large portion of the tino
would disappear, and the price of Goa,
would more nearly represent only ell.
rent costs of production plus n rea.
sohable profit. leaving no opportuni
~ Tor charging scarcity prices during
the months when the grcatcst omount
or coal is consumed,
such legislation will obviate very
ihrSciy the, pressing necessity ro,.
more coal cars"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
CHECKS KIOTING PLAN;
HELP FOR HOMELESS.
Flame-Swcpt Area More Than Mile
Square in Ruins--Governor to Take
Hand in Sweeping Inquiry-Allow
Business to Resume.

Square in RuinS--Governor to Take
Hand in Sweeping Inquiry-Allow
Business to Resume.
Tulsa, Okla, June with day
break today this city, under the control
OF strict martial law, began Il systemnt
ic stock.taking of the death and ruin
which a few hours of race riotiny
spread in it's path Tuesday night AMI
yes. erday morning:
The military forces, headed by Au-
jutant.General Barrett, started il
chcck.up of the list of the dead, which
unofficial estimates placed at some
where near 100, most o. them colored.
Belief vas expressed Ivy all officials
tina. the disturbance would not rccur.
Eight white men were killed go FAR
as IL check Of the morgucs disc osetl.
Some of the thirty-iive injured in
hospitals are expected to die. When
the military forces searched the burn
cd colored quarter Il number of color
Ell bodies were expected to be. found
This morning the bodies of Fifteen
colored lay in the morgues.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
NO BUILDINGS ESCAPE

1 An idea Of the extent of the dc
truction in the burned area is gain
ID from the statement that it Is more
s8ian mile square. Virtually no bujit
Ms escaped. Many were cheap frame
dwellings, but more than a score VI
hem were substantial brick business
ouses, including Colored church IL
|ently completed at n cost Of $4,000.
81 Officials, realizing that some haSty
Measures must be taken for the re-
! cf of the thousands of homeless col
4 red people, set at work today to dc.
4 nae Il scheme for providing them with
j lelter.
Citizens were called upon to con-
ibate bedding and clothing for re-
LEI Of the refugees. A civilian COM
Rittec and the Red Cross provided
Il bod and other comforts.
i One suggestion was to clear away
j 10 debris in the old colored quarter
: Nl erect tents there.
Since martial law was declared lata
yesterday there has been no indica-
i on Of further conflicts, and observ-
j IS expressed belief that the flare Of
ce feeling had died out.
Business houses opened in Tulsa as
Saal today and the customary crowds
ere on the street. Colored people DO
I'm coming from their hiding places
! nd riding or walking to their employ
!! ent. Some wore white handkerchiefs
FOUND their arms, others with white
&bbon badge printed "Police Protcc-
sn." but many won't along unmolost
- without any marking Of disiAter.
atedaess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
LEADING CITlZENS OF TULSA
CONDEMN POLICE OFFICIALS.

Tulsa, Okla, June 2.-District Judge
Va. jean BiddiSon called Il SpeciGi
grand jury today as the first step IN
an invest igatiOn OF the Tulsa race
riot which breaking out Tuesday
night and extending well into Wed
nesday. resulted in many casualties
and much properly damage. The grand
jury, cal ing OF which followed the re
ceipt by Judge Biddison of Il letter
from Governor J. b. ~. Robertson
will convene June s. In his letter ask
ing that an investigation be started,
the State executive also asked that
the conduct OF the police department
and the Sherlils nilicc which he con-
demned, be investigated.
According to tic latest authenic re
5Eort, nine whites and twcnty.one col
ored people are 'inown to have been
killed during the race clash and many
in the hospital viii die. An estimate
places property damage ut 81 100000.
All this according to General G. j..
Barrett, commanding the State troops
called here to maintain martial laU
was melted by on impudent Negro
II hysterical girl and Il ycllow-journ
reporter"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
DO YOU KNOW HER?

ANY information will DO gladly re
ee'Vco as to the whereabouts of NV
mo'her' Mrs. Carrie Wilson. last I
heard or her she was in the city of
New York. Information Is desired h,
or son. Robert Wilson OF Richmond.
va Information can he sent IN cnro
or MI. e. b. Jefferson, 4OS Orleans
street, Richmond Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
NUMBER BELIEVED BURNED

Belief was expressed by officials
that the bodies Of all the colored Kill
ed would not be found, as It was
thought number were burned in
their homes. Then, too, reports were
received at military Headquarters that
number of co,orcd bodies had been
thrown into the river and 9th }: bur-
led outside of the city.
Physicians treating wounGcd color
ell people at hospitals, said il scc.c
could not recover. Military patrols
ana guards at every nrincpll street
corner kept firm grip on the sitra:
ION today Business was virtually sus
pended last night nnde; II general
order issued by AIjutant- General
Barrett but stores were permitted IN
open At o'clock this morning.
CITIZENS were not permitted OH the
streets last night under the order and
it was strictly enforced by the guards
men.
n sweeping investigation of the
causes leading up to tie rioting WIS
expected to get under way during "a
gay. Governor Robertson, who came
mere late yesterday, planned TO tokc
an active hand. A military commits
SIAN had the task of fixing rcsponsi.
o'ilty FOR TIE outbreak.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-06-11
THOUSAND ARE HOMELESS

Outside the horror of killing and
woundtng in the series Of race hat.
.l'S' the situation OF thousands OF
hoheiess colorcd people presented tho
most serious condition and one which
VIII give authorities the biggest nroh
ION for solution.
All that was left this morning of
inc hundreds of coIorcd homes bunch
co III the section fired by white riot
ers was Il blackened waste, n curling
column OF smoke here and there md
Few shattered walls.
An idea Of the extent of the &c.
struction in the burned area is gain
CT from the statement that It is more
IMAM mile square. Virtually no
buildings escaped. Many were chenD
frame dwellings,, but more than n
score of them were substantial brick
business homes, including colorad
church recently completed at cost of
$4,000. Nhe property loss. according
10 real estate men. will total well
over $1,590,609.
officials, realizing that some hnstv
measures must be taken for tho ru-
lief or the thousands OF homeless col
ored people set at work today to do.
wise scheme for providing them
with shelter.
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LEADERS HELD CROWD

TOGETHER
O1ilcials hope to clear up by tho in
Vest1gation just what led to the first
shooting Tuesday night. A newspapar
man who was ut the courthouse Mt
the time said about twenty-five white
men gathered on the south side of tho
building. Three Of the leaders enter
ed the courthouse, lie said, on the TOP
floor of which Dick Rowland, colorcf
was being held for an alleged attack
upon white girl in an elevator of a
downtown building. Most of the white
men were not armed, according TO
the newspapermen.
Sheriff Mccullough met the three
men who entered the building and
warned them away with the dec1afa-
ton that the colored man would ne
protected at any cost. The prisoner
was In coll at the top OF winding
stairway which could have easily been
held by few men against mob.
Meantime about thirty colored peo-
pie some armed gathered In little
groups west Of the courthouse. Bar
nev MaAyeE, colored, veteran peace
ofhsef wont among the gathering col
ored people and counsellcd thrm &c dis
perse. At this time thee apparently
was no concerted action among tie
colored people
Most Of them ste "'r: to leave Tut
were called back by a few leaders.
Twice again the majority of the color
ed mob moved away, but each time
they returned at the appeal Of the
few who were determined to stay.
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