The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 12, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 15, 1916 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. XUV
hughes to go
TO QUIET SPOT
POE VACATION
N*w York, 1Toy. 11.—Out-
'WArdly at least, Charles Evans
Huf hes isn’t showing any signs
. of disappointment over indica-
tions that he has just lost out
• dh the biggest job in America.
The man who said two days be-
fore the election—“If I am
elected, as 1 expect to be”—
isnd said with conviction ring-
ing in his voice—was just as
Imperturbably unconcerned as
when a short six months ago he
Oat on the bench of the Su-
preme Court of the United Stat-
ues in judicial calm.
There was no doubt that Mr.
Hughes was greatly moved,
ibc Panola Utotfbman.
“We Help These Who Help Us, and
. m m a * mhp mm i mm
CARTHAGE, PANOLA COUNTY, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV
WOODROW WILSON,
AN APPEAL TO COM-
MUNITY LOYALTY.
It will not he long until the
holiday shopping will be In full
swing, and befors it opsns ws
wish to have a few words with
our citlxsnx on ths question of
how and where this holiday
money is to spent.
' Are you going to patreaiae
ths mail order ,houses this year
as perhaps many ef you jUd
last ysarT Or are you going
fo, U necessary, even make a
alight sacrifice and stick to
home people?
Whence came the money
that you are intending to send
to that mail order concern?
i Did it come from the city in
--------- --------1 The above is e likeness d: w||jc), ^ concern g lasted?
when Wednesday he awakened’<mr beloved president, Wood- j^ut by a long shot.
to find his opponent chosen.
But today he had no signs of
discomposure or disappoint-
ment. No one bad been a
greater factor in maintaining a
smooth balance in the Hughes
camp than Mrs. Hughes—her
hosband’s adviser aad constant
companion in all ths hard work
of the campaign.
One thing that Haghes has
his friends
greatly w
majority which Ms own
State ef New York ee-
l's election. They are
for the official court.
are
is ft*
row Wilson, whose administra-
tion the people of the United
States endorsed by asking him
to givo thorn four more years
of his ideas and services. Dem-
ocracy, WHsm aad Poaee. Re-
to be
Certain se-
lf one feao patience It la
te nos steel wood or
tbs old finish most be entirely
Mfi the surface Ml
with a paint brush snd left on
Cafiforaia's total vote and it is until the old ftamh is soft. The
understood that a quiet laves- bulk can then he removed with
jgatioa is now antler way in
regard to this.
, Mr. 'and Mrs
If you are
a firmer it ia the product of the
soil. What soil7 Why, the
soil of YOUR COMMUNITY.
Now you, as a practical farmer,
know full well the results of ths
runioiM practice of taking ev-
erything from your land and re-
turning nothing to A You
know that this practice
soon
•oil and dsotroy
of income. -
Can’t yen realise that in
•ending your money away from
yon am doing ths com-
would
Yon
away from
METHODIST CONFER-
ENCE, APPOINTMENTS
The following appointments
of the ministry of the Metho-
dist churches of the Timpson
District was mods at Lufkin
last Monday by Bishop McCoy
during ths session of Confer-
ence held in Uae city of Lufkin:
L. B. Elfyd, presiding elder.
Appleby Mission — To be
supplied.
Bure and Diboll—Charles
Doak.
Carthage Station—G. L. Tay-
lor.
Center Statlon-C. H. Adams.
Corrigan Circuit—Otto Dan-
iel,
Garrison Station — J. W.
Bridges.
Gary Circuit—W. A. Bel-
cher.
Geneva Circuit—M. G. Tay-j
lor, supply, i
HPBAKKH CHAMP CLARK.
The above is a likeness of
Hon. Champ Clark, present
Speaker of Congress, who will
1 likely he succeeded by Repre-
sentative Mann, present minor-
ity leader of Cangreeo. It is
H B. j
Huntington and Manning— ^
L h Smith, pply. ^ will not even ne a canoioaae.
taking
Circuit
A.
that much of Ms power.
But perhaps you are not a .J
, ^ ^ farmer, but a mechanic, or a
» painter * p-itty knife, ^1terI'trsMl«r. Then the responsihil-,
„hKk «twl -ood m., 0. uMd. I Hy rnU ^ „
Kenrard
Coleman.
UvlugstoR Station—B.
Anderson. 1 #
Livingston Mission—A. E.
Rider.
Lufkin Station—H. N. Tim-
mons.
Melrose Circuit—J. 8. Wil-
son, supply.
Mount Enterprise J. M.
Fuller.
H.
I Pine Hill Circuit—A, A.
A
Hay F«
Here’s a now bay fever euro
that docant’ require a doctor,
patent inhalers, closed rooms,
steaming oil, powder to snuff
up the nose, a inks so ocean
trip, or n sojourn in the north-
ern woods.
Just quit eating starch and
San Augustine Station W.
W. Gollihugh
Williamstown, Mass., Nor,
11,—Glad that the election In
over, President Wilson today
took the first complete rest fin
has had since ths opening of
ths < Arraign.
Durillg the day he drove thru
the hills and planned to see a
part, at least, of the football
game this afternoon between
Williamstown and the Stata
Agricultural College. He will
leave at ft :2ft on his return
journey to Rhine Cliff, N. Y.,
where he will hoard the May-
flower for a cruise down tho
river to New York. He ex-
perts to go ashore Sunday for
church and an automobile rids,
and will leave that afternoon
for Washington by train, arriv-
ing about 9 o’clock.
The President's friends sru
strongly urging him to taka an
catered cruise on the May-
flower or go somewhere for a
of week’s rest before
op his official duties
again and launching Ms con-
templated program In Con-
gress They say the strain of
the campaign has prevnted
him from getting ths real rest
he weeded at Shadow Lawn.
The President has mads no
definite plans. He is delighted
at the prospect of having a
working majority In berth the
boosts of Congress end is al-
ready planning legislation.
First of all will probably
come completion of tho pro-
gram set forth to
Cut every article of food
that contains starch and sugar
out of your diet.
Don’t eat potatoes, beans, threatened railroad rtrike last
Shelbyville Circuit_P. |. peas; don’t eat bread, cereals, snmmer. Immediate action
Hughes will The latter will be necessary for TT ^ ” Milton. riee, pie or cake. will be urged on this ia Ms first
probably remain at the Astor molding* and carvings. Then / **Tenaha—Frank Platt. live on fresh vegetables. ">e«mge to Congress.
Hotel for several days and wipe Die wood clean with a ‘ ^ ’ . Timpson Station — W M. fruits, and salads, and what w|| ^
then will depart for some quiet cloth or waste saturated with ^ Kherrell. ^ little meat you need in the hot jq THINK
sp^e near by to rest. It is prob- naptha or turpentine. Do not . ^ tlwl h
•hi they will go to Montclair., apply new finish until the wood' ^ ^ ^ Thomas. Timpson quarterly
NOW OF NATION
Jf J. where Hughes rested be- has become perfectly dry. f____^ - t. . . H
tween *everal of his cam- Light oak farnrtore can bej r,rrn|at#fj therein
pw/" tours. rude critique, Flemish or Ant-'
do if
asd 0!d Fi
To the reader who ia ineprr-
rt to renovate old
dir.:—y process for scraping off
Conference EvangeB&f.—W. weather.
Don’t eat bananas. _
conference. t Leave sugar out of your tea Williametown, Mass.. Nov.
It will be observed from the and roffee. 11._ When President Wilson
. - . .. Yes. we say no right. So ***** ®ro* Goodwin’s Don’t eaf ice cream. arrived here yesterday ..fter-
ZS ?bT,*rm'r »» riot f b. to-: T *,"hr W •*» «***« «««* «*• <■
-rth fh*«e starns and waxnflrf ^----— .+•* «h«r h of Carthage is to ^feh ^ J(W ^ ^ y&m Eleanor Axson Rayre. the ste-
sysfem yon be in better shape ^ ehild of his daughter, Mrs.
to throw off the attacks of the Francis B Hayrt, he found a
V red pollen that excites hay <**<* telegrams three feet
fe *T—a disease that ’.rings ****** ongratulatiwg him on Ms
anm: .1 misery to t so million ^ r,WB- He will reply to
■
roaFuoed and waM*^** tom*,eaity^ — - . ^ R*g. G. L. Taylor,
nut should not Wrirtafai A. betl^r^ . g*™*JWbRo Carthag* people regret
varnariked with three coats of
•minify support and he becomes
waatma^ZZ- i 1 ^ h-
rubbed between coats with
tKlxl Wt not of thoin. WWtl? nM>7 t*"*'
from wood-
, soda aad
bard, patient work attending
factory
lisvaterasrt
the refinishmg of old furniture’w 1 • 1 r”j in b» ^
by aartcura aad if pusuMr R Dhimls do yew aot owe Good
or«r j,, sntinfactory to have it ** l,N**1 kDifanrr ? Are they
a quickly . ou consult yoor mteresrs while
of half ~ ^T^ntaWe ^ «nore theirs? Thw wen
cracks with a >*gn*itade of the basest sort.
you a patron
ILthen. you -^ftmrts that bis work in w city i u r”^ *7;" "7" ,v i«
pendent on your aerghbors and ( tearful as that oil*h^dm« of hay fever weeds ,y
•* help you, but if
Tf crack filler
Followiaf the
leave* as carrying with him the
love of every man. enema
r-bef anyhow.
• Weed
jjjjaml then wanog. ^ew Upturn U* m period of twufre mirths ^
cMM in the city regardless of " *** ***«« *Hlh Mall towers.
He
election, declaring that as tho
eampnrgw is now over. ~WU
may al
Former pesters of C
A. A. Warnon
annate Fad Ft
District. A. 1. Frisk, to Walker » (*)
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 12, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 15, 1916, newspaper, November 15, 1916; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1159153/m1/1/: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.