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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
6
Local listings show three attractions including Heaters ter Rant Mullen and Maswal Manis with phateplay acts. Notable features include the long life tale of Holt. Also presented are Taking Chances with Edmond Cobb and The Eagles Talons with Fred Thomect in coral performance.
The Fair features Infatuation about a Cairo commissioner's wife and her affair with his secretary, starring Corinne Griffith Peney Marmont and Malcolm MacGregor. Sea Horses with Jack Holt Florence Vidor and George Bancroft plays at the Mission, closing tonight. The Gilded Butterfly stars Alma Rubens and Bert Lytell at the Mission tomorrow. Joe Muffen and his Musical Maids offer a change of program today at the Deandi with Rabbit Reed and Sunshine Prichard in blackface. Taking Chances opens at the Liberty, plus The Eagle's Talons serial and The Fighting Skipper finale. Edmund Lowe appears in Black Paradise and What Price Glory progresses at Fox Hollywood.
Mrs Scott offers private ballroom dancing and physical culture sessions. Afternoons 2 to 4 and evenings 8 to 16. Prof. Day assists in ballroom dancing. Scott's Tea Room lies one half block south of the post office on Taylor Street.
Ze-mo claims instant relief from itching and soothing, cleansing and healing skin diseases including eczema, blotches, ringworm, and rashes. The penetrating liquid is advertised for daytime use without visible residue, with small 60 cents and large one dollar bottle options from druggists.
The unreadable OCR passage mentions questions about an ark and daily routines with stray phrases about a cook, a “new,” and multiple garbled terms. No coherent event, person, place, or organization can be identified for a factual summary.
The Tennessee Supreme Court heard arguments over the state anti evolution statute in the Scopes case. Prosecutors defend the law as protecting children from evolutionary doctrine, while opponents call it absurd and un-American. A decision could affirm or overturn Scopes conviction, though no opinion is expected before term end. In other news, Amarillo lawyer C F Rudolph, 57, was sentenced to two years for embezzlement and theft of about 1140 from his client J A Duckett, with district court sessions continuing through the week.
Associated Press report states Charles Edwards, 45, director of the Tulsa Little Theater Players, was found dead in his hotel room on June 2 from an overdose of poison. A house detective forced the door and found him on the bed, covered by a sheet.
The grand jury called Monday to consider important cases in recent criminal action in Panhandie has been dismissed until next Monday June 7. The last indictments returned were four including Earl Jackson and Cecil Doyle of Panhandie on charges of possession of intoxicating liquor.
A terse note remarks that those who target mail often reap consequences, implying a moral reversal for criminals who steal from postal routes. The line hints at accountability, suggesting justice follows misdeeds.
The Amarillo Junior High Fire Department receives public praise in Safeguarding Texas Against Fires published by state fire marshal G. N. Horton. Principal Elizabeth Nixon is commended for her fire prevention method used at the school and adopted by several other Texas schools over the past three years. The item fills an entire page in the booklet.
It notes the need to air both closet and bedroom spaces. Leave doors open and keep windows ajar to ventilate thoroughly, promoting better air circulation throughout the rooms.
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