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is, Jan. 21.—Northern and cen-
taly are in the grip of a general
mi strike, but southern Italy I#
» seriously affected, according to
’urin correspondent of Petit Rf*
i* The Italian government was
jo run a few trains over the prin-
The trains were
Martial law is being
MdT in the princtphl cities of the
ry.
for Id*
College
(By Associated Frees.)
21.—«t* httn
entire, faculty
the
for four ypars bad
of the school.
ants were on a
was. buried in
Over
placed a .madMe head-
tiis inscription: “Damm
Negro Citizens
Show an Interest
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,/TokTd, J^pan, >an:. tK^iapan’s tib-
jeet ip agreeing to- To-opeVate .with
the- United ’ Sta^pw in *ppfl0rti«3r «k? stihre'and ihe
Uzecho-Slovafc' lrpokk-In Siberia-: lids Religion- in tli
been atiaiiipd and the' wftHdrawai df eorpaf tohfoMi
the Jupttoese t ruopirrrojri ^lheyia will ner3 ptidaV ey
IcIloW,. the; advisory- diplomatic Cbtin- WVfivi^day
jell decided . yesterday* according-, to - - 1 - - -
Religion
Jan. 01
(By Associated Press.) s.
f* St. Louis, Jan. 27.—Orte hank rojbber
3V;fvvaa killed jhid a policemant wps shot ..
Kti;1 -and- seriously; wounded in an att
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’ Mayor M>, Ei Bowers' and other cit-
izens met ^ a representative number
of the colored population in the codp-
cil chamber last night for the 'purpose
of; devising a method tb check; the
colored population to ascertain ’ the.
names and addresses.of all those*who
have not yet been called upon by the
federal census enumerators, i
Mayor Bowers in addressing the
meeting stressed the Importance pf a
full Mkd accurate enumeration lor y#-
rions reasons, not only that tit va»
a duty we- owed our government, state
and city, btft thtt it Mas necessary
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f:~. NeW Tork, Jan. 2i-7^Tjfe latest' wire-
less mefefeag&r -received -at HbbpkdnJacfcOol pupils of
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today indicated, that the disa |
transport Powhatan^ with Kef {wb.lttin-
dred and sevenfy-one passengers s'tiil-
aboard, was being towed today toward
Halifax by t^e freighted Westefn
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CAMPAIGN P-QR RELIEF’:
-> » THe MEAR EAST 4S
Both of \bese
at a church, gath^
next Saturday,
when ‘2 0d student
ened fjnodi. five .1
higher learning, '’
& M... Baylor <
; Houston Xormai i
cart fea+ttre of t*‘'
vai mystery
Great TrAil.’* to ,
Scottish Hite
Tpfni1
a tea-dartsant
Hotel; (SilVei
•lowing a strei
angles of student
- ^ ^he'Panted to. th
f . . i . i fdejtt leaders Qf
; unusual METturps
. wfli cdtnV on.,
r people’s day,"
fill be In atfend-
IftStHutiohs of
universfty. A,
Rice,' and, S^iri
the iheatri-
11 i« a mfedie-
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.presented ih the
fW by the church
lity parish. Hods,'
ervewf will be
Students ift the
isvdhing; fob
. ___ riously wounded in an Attempt
at robbery, of ;the 'Watertown B*nk, in.
hdrth • Louis today.’
Six' robbers escaped.
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V INAUGURATED IN CITY Saturday's pi
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*hl for many business reasons aad prltt- 1 l^e entire aMibri be engaged
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James Moore
the,; Chhrch of *
on ’Christian
Who' lfe touting
leges which the city would be entitled j.in a campabni* to ’ relieve the suffer-t ing the church to
to If a full' enumeration Is had, It .bp- "'rf'
ing apparent, as he stated, that a
great many had been missed for varl;
one reasons, but that the danger of
an under enumeration can be avoided
if the citizenship will do ifs duty;
BAPTISTS ARE
IN FIVE MfULIOM DRIVE
mm was out-
number of the leading
Palestine • association
sld in this city Wed-
29. 1920, by Moderator
at St. Mark’s-Bap-
He said: “We want five
i In five years, and this
ist 'do its part in help-
He said
associations in
is one of that num-
I: "We are not I..
however, he warned
that only a feW days remained in which
this work couid. be accomplished, said
earnestly urged everyone to use his
utmost efforts to seedre a full count;
The colored citizens present vdlmsb
teered.to do whatever the '
thought necessary
plete census of
in Armenia,, beginning on Febru-
ary 1st,‘add 'continuing until the iJnd,
and neW -appeals aVp being made, to
the . .churches ' and* • l.o the public in
general -to inform therniwlvcs in. re-,
gard to pie ‘Bituation as. it is at pres-'
those presentf eht. to support, with. their Influence
and tlielr money the efforts that-are
being ipiade to aid Jhes'e di^ti^ssed
people.-Mir., Harry Riggs of Ha'rpoot,
Amenia. has telegraphed the follow-
’ Appeal tb: the . American relief
mkypjr.
The ma
Harlan, general
yor appointed Prot' A.:
moral chairman, and .the
ing ApBeaJ to the Ainerfcan relief officially indorsed by. the national
committee leaders in. Boston* -Mash.tj!Episcopal church* * -
* ’ M|fl| I^^Tor eual^ le^many u§.po^»l^fe*c#i
the sick and ailing of South' T'eatas '
•* thifd to GalvestonI
s five days of the Episcopal couir-'
. .This* rate is offered to the public
to see that cote* ‘Tfew reduetione in • appropriations
the colored popuia- TieceBsitate gaming oUt -esany .of «»r
tion was taken,'and suggested that ^orphans to. sthrve as. winter begins,
the mayor appoint committees to visit
every: colored ftunily in the city.
gram 'wae' received Rabbi Stephen
^___ „____ _______ __ wise: of New YoHt City paid, .“Riggs
following ward chairmen: First ward: is right. He can not do it, Ue irkn
W. T. Swanson;4»ecorrd ward: ' 1 " |T“ "
Williamson; thi
fourth Vnsd: • 1.
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ward: Ale* Bell;
Hurdle. -
General -Chairman Harlan advised’
F®. f*® ail ward chairmen that if they tfesir-
not turn but any mere orphans, and
we must not let liitri, I beg :thd priv-
ilege of taking caret of one of the
orphans for the year, and will pledge
s-ti,v. ■ t
xusaenn, we_are al, chatnnen that if they tfesit- IJ09 for its care. .1 am sure , many, h
women of ajgg ^ to ^ any other parties to the- many more would^do IhjS^.if they ofafy *
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moderator then int^uc- committee pamed that they were Owe
). Evins. president of the do ^ bad it wai desirable to have
a sufficient uumber to do the work
completely and quickly. < .
Chaianah Harlan called a meeting
of all members of the above commit-
tees; as wen .as all. other good color-
ed citizens'of the city who have the
welfare of the cRy at heart to me?t
him at the city hall In the auditorium-
tonight, January 21st, at 7;30, that
they -may all ‘receive detailed mstrub-
tions.
convention, who- intro-
conference Dr. J. C.
* of me PrusTbyterian
hite, of this city. Among
good thing* he skid to us‘:
my brethren; we are sheep
istor.* He Indeed made a
ech. In oar duty to oar
imtOod
bur elder BVoth
to give a bit
to raise mon-
Rev. p. A.
a motion that this
Dr. Oaklet a rising
for tie inforthation..
a askbd the confer-
Dr. J. C. Oehler in-
knew these- little ones. "Riggs is.right.
God blefls himJ: . J
• Other portions of Europe are:. »WWf
Able bo • provide.' for themselye’s, ff
they wlU get down to business and
properly distribute' their resources,
Armenia fi unable.to do. so and’Will-
be tpr about two years. Tt is/ a, land
of* widows and orphans struggling to
exist wtthput the guidance of .men.
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Dr, Oehler would
months at the
Little Girl Swalloded a Tack.
Monday afternoon While at play.
Mary Frances, 5-year-old daughter-of
Tswal—
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visiting .a neighbor, when the child’s
incessant coughing and weakness of
voice caused her mother to investigate.
It was found that she had sucked a
tack down her windpipe. After being
rushed to a: physician, an X-ray pho-'
was taken, ahd it was dfe-
tisat the tapk had entered a
The physician urged an imme-
diate trip to Dallas for - consultatioii
with a specialist. Mrs. Lacy accom-‘
panted by her brother-in-law, Claude
Eastment, left Monday night with too
mao ghi. -
• Tuesday evening Mrs. Lacy phoned
the family that the child, whs u^der an
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The following•- program "has ’ beeu
prepared for fhe banquet: to/be. given
at the Presbyterian church toitiqrrow
were then
that the ffre
the Palestine as-
be divided into districts..
J. A. Lindley and A. E. Eto
elected organizers; J. It. El-
or director j lu
W. A. Alexander, general
W. A. Alexander, modera-
Lindley, vice-president and
P. A.. Nothingtob, Set
porter.
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Suffrage
(By Associated PrcsaA
’Miss., Jan. .21. -r Amid
, laughter the. lower house
Mikshsippi legislature today ra-
the federal amendment provid
for women.
ite House Cafe Is SoM.
Howeth and Gorman, newly-
have bought out toe
Cafe, operated
gentlemen say
continue tb conduct a
business, and ~
be is satisfied they will,
id Mrs. Allen do not contem-
Ing Palestine, as Mr. Allen
interests. He said hi3 res-
making good money, but
What he considered a
took it. The new men
tomorrow. ■'
Jury Still Out
of the State
son, which <was given;
last night, following the
anaesthetic,’ Mid tote physicians had.
mgde a futile attempt to get the tack,
but would try again today. j
: Mr. Lacy said Tuesday evening that]son. >
if the Dallas Specialists are un»uc'-j -f'Valute
cessful in removing the (tack, he will] Hogue.‘
take his daughter to the Mayo broth-
ers, if it is thought she can stadd the
trip. ,
./The family is in great suspense; and
has the sympathy of every one.
A phone message came tqday, after
12 o’clock, from. Mr,, and Mrs. Lacy:
tp their relatives,, stating that the phy-
Forrest Smith. ' ,- > /
Solo, Miss Afdttle. Silliman-. '•
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- BAND QF PARIS -T#fIBVES
practice of
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ST. LUIIS IS S6ERE OF
■A BANK ROBBtRYB
■ONE KILLED ■
<yf the
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Soviet Russia Is
Defended in Assembly
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(By- Associated Treet.y
of soviet; Russia w.ks made tdday on
ifiet flopr . (ftC the Nbw Ybrk assembly
by Seymour • Stedman, chief attorney
.for tile defense in toe trial Of the five
9U8^ehded*^bcialist- assemblymen, be-
fore the judiciacy comihittee
in which all. chafes of disloyalty.
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, will conclude Trenton. Jan. 21 .-^Governor
with ah address Edward I. Edwards, dejrqocraL in l»i«
Mr; Hickson inaugural address here today, reiter-
NEW GOLVERNOR PUEOGE8
HIMSELF TD FIGHT PROS
to the siek,
healing"'mis-
.. 1. . » Jn Grace - bkffeetl
here,- during thebitacil sessions.! |*r.
Hickscn comes tb Texas at the' invi-
tation of three bishops of the Episco-
pal church, following his remarkable
healing mission* in -New Yprk Bfelti-
mone, tBostoh, Richmond and Atlhnto,
which thousand* flock to hear bis gos-
pelAf spiritual healing which ha? been
atted’ his cahspeiga pledges that lie
ite its primitive “would do every fawfui thihg to have
it. determined ’thkt the present condi-
tion /of; affairs with respect to prohi-
bitum, had been, illegally forced upon
the people of this state.” ;
fn: this conne^tidn be made these
recommendations: » •
.•Enactment by the legislature, con-
trolled by the republicans, of Iegip
lation’designed tc “assure to our peo-
ple thd right to live under conditions
satisfactory to toem.
. Presentation I# the state attorney
general to the Umted States supreme
court of a petition for a decision as
to tie legality of the ratification of
to.seek ;Mr, Hickmlm’a' -ministrations, the eighteenth amendmebt, and. a& to
A. «iu^j -’.whether prohibition is a- proper sub*
■PPl... . __ ______ ject for legislation by amendment to
fare and a third to Oariyestbn' during *ihe constitution 1 because of the grave
dolrttt. 'datf.sting .-I ,:lg|
Passage by the. legislature of a read*
lotion refusing tb ratify or Accept the
'amendment. f ^ '. - 'J-
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Great f ooif Scores
To Be-Releised Soon
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‘twenty million bushels of Wheat amt
large qbantittes Of .hides and other •ma-
teria Is stored in Hkrania will.be piade
available for the markets df-the world
when the general ’ blockade of Russia
is Jifted, ucco: ding 'to an anuduQce-
ian* mission in America..
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The program at the First Methodist
church will bh interesting to all who
attend. * Especial effortk ar.e 'being
made to make the social as well as
ai »ne. rreauyierian-caarcn lamoirow
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... Toastmaster, McMahan.
' Selection. Mies Crozier:^ orchestra.-
InyoOption. DS-1. C-Oiiler.A, , '
'^B^bJmtry ah?^" M H. OsWald‘.i.52te ?fo,i^churef» at- 2:30 p. m, Sufl-
Solo: GUi Robinson. • • H •?’ /. id- . .. '
Rev. L. J-. Power, the new. presiding
elder; is to fill the -pulpit of ‘ this
church .next. Sunday morning; gad he
will hold’ fhe first' quarterly copfef-
WSsm^Mii
U»bns preached by Kr- Andrews-last
Sunday,, and the pastbr, Rev. V,- A
-A Practical Frogf-am for Y«mng1 ***.
People;;* Mibs ^
diet, Miss BiWipan and Mr: Kobht j^^J ?nd#?a;'s h® ^as ^pyally, enter-
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UNITED STATES IS A
FAINT LAND TO
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VIENNESE
(By Associated Press.) m
D. C., Jan. 21-—A
Washington,
lution declaring that the
Rear-Admiral Sima, In
officii-1 instructions Of tho
fidential. character affecting
.tion'al relations, deserved the
< nation of. all
duced in thte oenate
Walsh, democratic
AMERICAN IS A .BLOATEO
r? MILLIONAIREi-MANY FOOD
. THIEVES- OPERATING.
J.
1 By FRANK E. MASON,
b- N. S. Staff Correspondent
Vienna, Jan 21.—The United Slfltds
is thq faraway fairy 'tale land'*of silver
and-, gold in the'thoughts of the mis-
erable. hungry people of Vienna Ih
their imagination most of the Ameri-
cans. if not quite all, are millionaires.-
consideratlon of
denied by the objection of <
L-eader Ledge.
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SEATTLE AGENTS ' 3S
ROUND
> Seattle, Jan. 20.—’Federal
ties were busy here
ing scores of suspected
were taken last night in
mv
<wn get 1.000.000 crowns if he ex-1
changes the doitere for Austrian cur-
rency.
northwest.”
t^^fJSrly In the
: nouheed that 195
radical activities
night, It
%X WlNDOW WASHER OWNS
CHAIN OF HOTELS IN JAPAN
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[ San Ffattcisccf, .Gal., Jan. 21—Rfe-
turUh®; to the United States a^f pre-
mier tdurist.hotel ’magnate, of. Japan,
it,. S. Ift, Y.amauchi of Tokio by wire:
aires. In the gimplicissimus Cafe, to s|a_ ^orkerg . L*tfT the ae«|
fox'trot rhythm, yhti learn what the widened and pool halls,
cabaret singer would do were he an houses and/other places of
Anierlcan. Being an American he,were gearChed for
would natifrnir/ be a. plutocrat, but he
would also- be a- philanthropist;- He
would buy hp all of Vienna and morel
it tp Switzerland, where it could get
plenty to eat and thaw out its chilled
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A favorite story Viennese lik# to
tell you is t>t an AnvTican demanding
of a Vienna banker how many crowns
lie Will give in exchange for $190.
“A* many as you want,’ the banker
replies, with a sweeping bow.
But being an American in Vienna
has its disadvantages. If you remon-
strate beeause you are charged four
times as much as a local ^htoHanl, ;he“*w^ ^£the
yon will be cnrtly asked: “What are
you complaining about? -For two dol-
lars you can buy the w^ole city!” \
Focd smuggling i$ the leading in-
dustry of hungering Vienna. You see.
the‘ “sneak traders,” as they are call-
ed, mre everywhere, with their knap-;
sackiP on their backs. Practically no
werp
ed of radical views.
It was Reported that
of arrests during the
be’fs 790, but -an official
indicated'the total prob
exceed? 300. Many of
leased after a brief
admiral mAVo
' PROTEST NAVAL
Washington, D.
Admiral Henry T. Mayo,
in chief of thte United S
C‘ aJn.
Mayo, e
mittee .investigating
day that hjS letter to
iels on December 2V
the Knight board did i
cient consideration to
particularly* to the dutids.
sibilities of members of
the fleet, was not to be
any sense one pf protest 1
Jsfter: et the request of
for 14 months.
-]Yaanagut-hi arrived; «...
where he krks formerly prapipyed as a I ^ort answer.
Admiral Mayo took a
to that* expressed by
window .pasher. .as a gentleman of
a: - ' J* ‘ifeocnuse I havte a wife and tRp|VV
^ baby girls at home to feed,’’ was his| Sims, who toy the
that ‘ the knight
America -25 yeans ago aftar ran*- nation on your fotiii cards,” I argued, on shore.
nlng^^ ayray; fto*»J^e;gto^soe ;the
.ROrm
Candidates Ion ||
Close in Louisiana
‘In spare hours I have to put oh |
>.my ; oVn . knajHack and go into the j
•country. * For- one week we had only
brekd arid' tea. My* Wife ;khd. I can^
live on that,hut the babies ran not.”- } Ang^ Texas
instead'pf better organization /to:matelj. 8C00
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‘New Orleans; La., Jam 22—Com
plete rtetorns from thp state outside
bf New Orleans are awaited today to
determine Whether' John M. Parker- or
Colonel Frank Stubbs has bdten nom-
inated' as the democratic candidate for
governor as .the result of yesterday’s
priiuary. Unofficial returns from ap-
proximately halt of the mate, exclu-
■■■■■■■■K11 |R|■!■■■. give, of Nippriea’p.*; * gave; Parker 29,-
.Gopbey. who tilledfthe- pulpit fpr Dr.; votes and 3tubte 20,382.
Andrew* art ’ Longview, reports a de-: Lat0-—THie • pilppp.rters of
hearing the moderate, charge of iarge1^ g Brown, head
quantity, transportation by railrpAd or; tration department of t
•to wagons, -food lias.the exorbitant;^. dep«rtm€nt. The
price Pf haying been brought to Vien-1 ndmerojB« so fheae
na on the backs pf human beings with regent the actual ‘
the additional increase. of
ioiiiK, ‘-to-fflpM . I.
‘So*many people have become knap ’.partihent in a;
Colonel
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Stubbs^ including neyrspapers which
indorsed his campaign, have conceded
the domination to Parker by a ma-
jprity jdt from 5Q90 tp 19,000 vot^s. /
tatpeu. . - •. . .jQrity or iroin opw to iu.vuu vot^sv *
Big Census Drive
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DEATHS.
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John A. Davis.
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John A-
his nephewi
Sycamore stree
morning at
.. Day I s die
trew^.llr. Jc
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died
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early Hour Mr.
at the. borne, of:
up and ‘sent to prison'this week:
For.teeyej^r weeks the police fecciv-
rebbefies. wlQn
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,-JL -—-.g-M a- meeting pL;thte«itizena*/uom-B-i
tes which jieTetrated .a nuniber of; mitiee# of /which .Mrs. wm.; Lyne- l*f’
.the most clever burglaries that1, ever tordrntiSroV hff# yjestertla^ afternbon Itij
came to. the afteption of th<f Park. p<v the.council chamber, It Was decided to -
•lice' unfit thte enfire jguhg was rounded make the btg hensde drive; to recheek j
Friday Afternoon
But thes.e. people are getting every- J awards, gave too little
thing; that’s why. yom don’t get your] to the records of
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8000 AUTOS ARE
■ ; : / • IN TEXAS
Jan.
an illegal|-
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sack merchants thkt shops are bom
plaining they can’t secure girl clerks
Servant girls'are quitting their, work
to'Strap a hag to their backs and go
Into the country on biaycles or. by
train to buy provisions from the farm-
ers. Then back in the city they an^ak
ingly.*peddle from house to house.-
The fact that one has a food card,
does not insure him that he will get
even the sample size ration it calls
fA He must hunt from store to store
ifU he finds food foi^ Sale on card*
t|ie fixed goVErdment prlce. - -
The only Viennese 'whe today- gefl
enough food -to iivh-’on either, patron-1
thieves, ‘ declaring
departments of other
were equally as
probably not result in
senibg the thefts, but woe
increase the number of
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Glaring
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Ize thtese iUegai .knapsVck merchants! *1V,
^ put hu thehTown knapsacks and ^
hilo the- countiy. jan(j UBgnforc^ie by the court
‘ j inal appeals today; because it
-(By Assoctat«-<f Press.)
n. 21—‘P
glaring
lights unlawful was
held
Ihfluepza Spreads
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L--?;
tlie Middle West
The Crash of Empires. | ficiently definite in defining
| ;’:;A prophetic lecture on' the abovej lawful light.
, subject will be delivered at.'whft 1^1 ■ ' ^ “ ■ ‘
known as the I^ahor Temple, toe' hail j.
• above the Ekell undertaking parloi-s.
f Sunday night‘at 7:30, Jan. 25. Drae-
i tic'-changes have occurred in some of
WEATH
ed rtepQ.rts of riaitog-.Wpartmeiit house the-entire city-is covered^ it vls-]
• - " ” :vi~i-w*^be big’ task
the strong governments of thg earth, i D vWeather Bulletin
~«o “crash” come? is it Da»»y..Weawer Bulletin
k -I??' /,*1* *■ ; r-, - * -jf-.
.many <x.c«sitios , be4r »toped to tftott^he' Wg’usk^^ ih jutlt af. i • \ nv -asi " ' *
When will the
-approaching?'-
We1 Relieve many of the citizens of
U. S. Department of
ture
The police- took, finger. Prims a inline will mak«* « a point to tomain ^ini"R
afternoon until
still undecided, aa the'mains- will A»e carried
afternoon. * * • • |
Cotton Ginnedi' ;
Hattie Hewett reports 10,983
cotton, counting
ginhed in Andertwm coun-
the crop of 1919, prior to
1920. as compared with T 7,607
1919.
in Jajran.
Jan. 20—Influenza
Joe Davis, at 313f /S. jby reason ..of otlref y-Jues ‘arrefttedi f6uf:i i t home Fri
L after a lingering til- metf, aird'oaf mhtesi. They c^fessed(committees _________ __________
ness. Decedent Was brought here! a; ,hati their lebdef .was the .Lpisy g‘.rl,j be done;puiclciitpfid effectively:''
Short time ago frqm bis some in Kos-Jalso a deaf.mute.f The giri tpld the Committees of ladies will' canvass
r-niako Mm anri nil thpt lovlngf-poiice that tire- "beind worked -so - suc-tlhe recitisWce Jsbctidhg,' SfW Luckett
cuisko. Miss., and all
hands and hearts could
t$'Mlke hftn comforts W
rillbe
sippl home^or interment,
ices at 2 o’clock today
undertaking parlor*.
,we^ ^one ; rassfuliy ■ becaiisie' *' they - tjarriod
'm'“ ' ‘ '' the ^?!Mrefsati ous’4; tb at
c..^,
S»d, . ^roftorfioriatefy; had caused qj- -
large humbgr of deaths. Influenza1
Secti.»i,.t«»a Wflk s„ oiat thi« drive tig
made, also on: Friday aftermtori: >? ft Olti Rcbensqn, health commissioner.
imi ■Kdlstad will
LWoH
wciuiKiug po,mis. •- 4 —;errw",--—: r . • tfiis home: ■ : ’
'IT? 'fcvv « roomer ^. bwyder. er ; Si.tjM|
attorney of his fittite
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COMFORTS FOR TOURISTS R *>*}*> ftO yopr' family ar?. tempor*
H l •. ‘ .
M V-
Wiy sway fro’nttwn. or. if there is any .;.
pe^sbh who is ‘htfached in any Way to ^
voijp hrdm Vnif nra nnlrai4 9a mIua Aneit
| - . .4 ftr lyti.tnialtiionftl >V rvVV > , ____... m.,, ■ „.7
* Qlenwood' Bprittim. Cok).. -lari. 31.-^: yqpr hovnt. >oii are asked to give such
Highway Fund Has Balance. . : Tourists from, the ^kt wHl beufr >j-<leAi natpes to ;the ebrnmitfee. ' ' .
Jtustin, Texiis, Jan. 21.—At the end /t'Vdry facility fi r edmfert-r duriiiy (it • ‘.This Wlii be the last :check on the.
of the last fiscal year the state high-; 1220 season'hnfe. -Ahnourkemteiit; hds cenzus■ figures, >«d Palestirie’s-status
Will* then be fixed for the next ten
— ------ .•-•••••.' --J * • •-■■■
way fond showed a balance of $1,508,-1 been made by toe'manag(-men.t of two
OAA J MA^.Alnln laOflSnor h f. KaIIi M L n ♦ Annv.lnw vOa'witlkin. '
200.
19,052,437. Of fli'lg SMIWIT 811498,2J4 W111 be bgilt a Shget distance from.’ the
Brae the balance from the pteceding • bathing pools and all arrangements
year, and 81.328,944 came from fhejwill be made to enable the bathers toUown*
highway demrtment. Receipts under go direct, from their swimming exeri
the federal aid plan were $277^89/: ^eisra to the- daqoe haH..;^ ,
During the year receipts were] leading hotel*'that a dancing pavilion yearnf>^
..... ^ '' - "'« •“'■*'■ o popula-
tion of I7,00d>. *n«f our. other neighbor.
making big .elafirii,7 it is
Women arid men invited; c
?V':' ' - •''' ‘ * fteP^rteF
Dll 'Excitement at Alto.
Over at ‘Alto they have..some
. For .Palestine and vicinity
p; id. Thureday: Tonight
a eold waye. temp
] twenty-six or lower;
( Temiierature. lowest in
four hours. 44; highest, '”
the epf-
_ Weather Condit
A marked high
tended' by a decided
*
excHetneat.- Mt. is r•■poru-d-1>il itas been
struck in .the -McCarty weij No. l'-ture now-overlies
drilled by the *Uto Oil & Gast.Goro-’’9'0!*® ^ toe Rfck?
pany .' The well has .be^n shut dowh. I northwest Canada to
it Waiting’casing before making a test I ^ '
Most. con«t*rvnt 1 ve oninloh l« -that at siPPf and Ohio valleys
*. Notice to Pythian Sisters; , Most, conservative opinion is -that at S'PP» anq
Regular.-meeting fonjODoW eVetitng. a i s-barrtf well wjir he brought I rP«,on,
-jit :: o'clock; :inPt;dlatjon -of officers. , j,, , r Teiriper
Alb mepi^vs .requested tp Wrpipetierit. j.:
AR rnejm'hefs .requested tp be preKent. i . . -■
PfVparedto pay 1019 dues, and pleksei .jpAi . on; ourB
.bring, donation ip ofphaii; home lof. KIDNAPED
^ Teiripefajlures have
.1 to thirty degrees
i:
• Rotary Club to. Meet.
| per
RESCUED! There
[Texas, Arkansa and
it
were
! In Texas, heavy
(rt? Associated Frees.-) / ; llghf. showers In
Mexico City, Jan ; 21 .-^Alexfnder • #>ipp» valley.
;The RotUry Club will holdf a regular; Itefis, Brttish subject, who’ was Rid-; A dense fog
Electing, lufthe:.taseroenf of the FtfstJnaped Sunday neRr-’Orizada,‘was res-|qs and
jiethodlsl church’-, bn’ Thursday *.eye-| eded Monday l»y forces under Colonel
n fO see thaf we .get nine at-7:7i0, and the '*"
1 ioh Ve are entitled. Is expected .tip be presebt.
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 21, 1920, newspaper, January 21, 1920; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1014572/m1/1/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.