The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1922 Page: 1 of 6
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UNITED PRESS SERVICE.
BONHAM, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1922
PEOPLE ARE GETTING BUSY
Something like two years ago ond of'the keen-
Kpresenutive from back to normal ways, end the reign of lawlessness 'ri'eilla>’
lared that "the, j „ • . ........'£ ____ ® _ ! ieo, we
Quality Best—Prices Better
short. The need is great. Act today.
M.
CHINGS THAT. NEVER HAPPEN
The Good Clothes $tor«
Copyright.
the presence of the boll weevil■Savings
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
KEENE &
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opens at Waxa,-
in the afternoon,
formal sthtemeir,
th<> Klan, declar
WIRES I.EMN AGAINST HIS PHO-
TEST CONCERNING EXECU-
TION REVOLUTIONISTS[TONIGHT IS DE MOLAY NIGHT-
AND THE CELEBRATED WES-
LEY QUARTET WILL SING
In
in
^Ve pay 4 per cent semi-annually on Savings Accounts.
Form Hi* habit of depositing a regular amount every
week or month in our Savings Department.
JCSMJg iJI . lever regret it.WIRE AND HOSE
. ARE CUT IN KATY
- YARDS AT DENISON
rep kirs could not be vmt.
PLETED UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING
SUDDENLY f REVIVED TODAY
LEADERS BOTH SIDES GATH.
BRED FOR A CONFERENCE
1 The President has embarked upon
a series of informal conferences with
r.ll parties to the controversy, which
he hopes will make a coni-rete step
in the near future toward a .settle-
ment.
MEN WERE FORCED TO TAKE
. BOATS WHEN V ESSET TAKES
FIRE AFTER EXPLOSION ...
By United Press
CHICAGO July 27.- Et-gene Delis
Socialist leader, has dispatched a
cable from hw.siek bed here to pre-
mier Lenin of Soviet Russia,' protest,
•ting against the execution of twer.t’
two members of the social Revolution,
ary party, now on trial in Moscowgreat work * Bobham has the spirit to do it. Bon-j f ilin|IUTp(? L'flD .
ham ie doing it. Get into the harness and help her b/ilwlU/i I Lu lull
do it better and on a larger scale. The time is SENATE TO OPEN
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t MAYFIELD WILL DELIVER HRSt snrDrisecC
i* iM>ik < iKini.* tv• vt u nirrn " * *
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BONHAM, TEXAS
Hemstitching st Mrs. O. M. Weav.lj
er’s Millinery slot ■. fit-1,- . 11KOU>SI„K tx |T WORTH
Try Favorite U nt Arts. They get
results. J
spiracy against, the Soviet Govern-
ment.
Klan, where he conferred with ofifii-
organizatlo'i. •
Wood ref us. si to say whether or not
he was successful in creating a nuc-
leus for international organization,
but declared that "things look good”.
'Negotiations to establish an inter-
> national organization - for the main-
I tenance of white supremacy are ip
■ progress between the Ku Klux Klan
i of Alabama and the Anglo-Saxon
1 Older of England, it was announced
J here by the Klnn. An. organization
which calls itself the Caucasian Lea
I gun, which was recently organized
| France, would also be included
the world-wide order, it is said.
First State Bank
OF BONHAM
THE GUARANTY FUND BANK
wre received frt>m the conference at I John Hessler,
Washington and Philadelphia. ' Indi-
cation's that a .settlement of the an*
thracite strike was near were made
torrent as John Lewis, president of
the miners, met with the miners and
chiefs in the Quaker City. Gather-
ing shopmen and representatives of
the rail executives at’the Washing-
ton conference restored afresh
hopes for a settlement of. the
walkout.SETTLEMENT IS -
MUCH BRIGHTER
Chas. Davis Hdw. Co.
Phone No. 12 “The Hardware People” Bonham, Tea.Hates' Improved Antiseptic Lir’incnt
By United IJrese.
HOUSTON July 27,--After drifting
in an open hoot .for thirty hours in
the Gulf of Mexico, nine men com-1
posing the crew of steamerCharics
Braley, which war -dettroyed by fire
r si-vcn,y.five miles off Tant-
1 ico, were picked up late yesterday
by the steamship Gulf Light, accord-
Notice—Our Saturday Windbw. Special prices on Hoes and
ftftkos. It will pay you well to look them over
By United Presz
DENISON July’ 27.—The Katy ex-
perienced mnx> difficulty in making
up trains in the Ray Yards last night
after the light wire which furnisher
lights in the yards was cut shoniy af-
ter midnight, throwing things ip to
darkness. Reparis were not complete-1
until 10 o’cloak this morning. During
the darkness railraod officials report-
ed taht twenty eight air hose had
been cot connecting freight cam.
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Refrigerators And Oil Cobk Stoves Go
to Make Hot Summer Days a Comfort
-Instead of a dread to the Housewife.
We have that old reliable Northland Re-
frigerator in any size and that Quick Meal
Oil Stove with an endless reputation.
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PRIZE NIGHT
American Frldry ...AB.SAYS THINGS 1X)OK GOOD FOR; Lover; of music good band mu-
IN PERN ATION AL ORGANIZE- ‘sic-were given a real treat at the
TION OF KLAN- .tabernacle las: night. The Bonham- K'oncer!. .Band .accepted th* invita-
' tion Extended them by Music Director
27.— The Robinson, and occupied the platform . ,rn? . «*^»««« 'I”'!
, r„- - and assed that they mAe the choice;
We have about one hundred Summer Suits, some
of them carried over from last year. We want
*you to see the suits and the prices we' are making
on them This does not include all of qui; regular
UP AGAIN SOON st-k . .
— . i Call and; see for yourself,’-you will be pleasantlv
By United Press. • 7
WASHINGTON. July 27.—Hope for
a settlement of the railroad strike
suddenly revived today as leaders of
the shop crafts union, Eastern ruem-
here of the railroad executives and
.Bjembers of the Inhor group of the
labor Board gathered for a confer.
Prni-ie l ay for -ale four miles north
of Bonham, $8.00 at press $7.00 rfe-
lircied in l.onham.
J. M. Lowrey
RETURNS FROM
EUROPEAN TRIP
MEO'PRESS
SENDS OUT STORY PITS IN THIRTY DAYS WHATTHE BUSINESS. SOCIAL
ANENT STRIKES SAYS THEIR LEADERS, AND POLITICAL WORLD MOST
TinVs HAin Tn mt rav. 1 i-rnnvcL-v.-,.-....... * _ • -
NEEDS - PUT GOD FIRST’’
By United Press
DALLAS, July 27- Mayfield opens '
his campaign for the run-off in F*.
Worth on next Tuesday night at bi
o’clock. Ferguson
hachie Augifct 1st,
Mayfield issued a
failing to mention"
ing he believed that prohibition and,
the Esch-Cummins transportation [
net to be the main issues.
®s bringing all interests to realize the necessity foi
rarlicul change in operations, both upon the farmee and the business
enterprises dependent upon it. The problem of living at hmm-
•mist he worked out to a. more thorough solution than t-r-i h on
Bunks have a vital part to perform in this connection, and.real-
hing this responsibility they will be found willing to do tnrj thing,
|a.. |h|P within th<- limits of prudence. •Special Prices on
Summer Clothes"ZU interest growing in col-
INGULFWATERS PEPPER REVIVAl AND CHURCH ’
Special to Ute Favorite: great WOfk of Saving men from the guilt’ of sin. Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler, former head of
NEW ORLEANS, la.-B.anhzia §avec| men mean a saved society, saved govern ^^i»w»tion department of the
end vicimtyi ’ment, saved world for thj^ generation and the one ciab'of pie
Tonight and tomorrow, partly come -'
clouded. Continued warm .weather. ' ,« i • i 1-
i Evangelist Culpepper is leading a movement
that’ is designed to bring such a revival as we have
not.experienced in years. He says he is not work-
ing especially to make Methodists, but to hold up|
the crucified Savior.and exalt Him among rnen.
What he wants is to bring men to accept the
!Christ, man’s only savior. In what church they
find such service is not material. It is the all-im I
portant thing that they accept and serve Him.
Bonham today has the opportunity to do a
with soulful song*.
Rev. George .C. French, pastor of
First .Methodist church, presented
Rev. F. W. O’Malley, who spoke
briefly of the necessity of the church-
es of Bonham getting back of the
meeting hnd co-operate in every way
possible while ppportunity is before
them.
Rev. Fren«h announced that the
two prayer meetings—for ladidk at
-7:15 in the main auditorium of the
church, and fur men in the Woaley
class room—were well attended, and
choice,’1 deci are A the evangelist”.
an l ''Y'our parents may select the school
h r for you or th* business in which you
engage, hut with the. matter of Chris-
tianity it must b<» an individual
or-
(Cimtinaed on page 8)
SPECIAL MUSIC
! AT THE REVIVAL
FRIDAY
.it Was not long In? to radio’messages received by the:
1 Gulf Refiniag Company here.
wiiiu wmi.i gnat iitvii in inv iJimiiicrna vvoim iiuiinL an , , , , .
° , .. The message .staged that the men;
itneir endorsement oE nis prescription for the Cure were kittle wdtse off for their long ex- •
I postin'. The origin of the fire that de- [
... . — — j ■ — atroyad the vessel is unknown. The-!of the World’s ills.
iriiiioT nriTn rnn i Today all thinking men, in the^church and,-f*v raicwsn an sqyiwrfwt ofnmmr
AllAlNuI UEAin lOR oilt iL are ready to admit that Roger W. Bab-1’"1
son’s estimate of society’s great need was correct.,
1 here is no other power but the power of God, SEARCHLIGHT EDITOR
working through the hearts of men, that can save
the present generation from self-destruction.
Christ must be enthroned in the hearts of
men, His teachings must be their guiding star, His
spirit must be the motive power of the(r lives,
This condition can be brought about only b^
the efforts of Christ’s followers on earth, guided
by the Holy Spirit, for it is given to men to preach ; By United Press.
the gospel, and the gospel is the power of God un-! aii.anta, ga., July
The defendants nre charged with con- tO Salvation. ’ ! organize u world-wide 'association of' the' song service. The band is' a h* kad been appointed by God M tl^
It is pot only the salvation of individual men '.l wasJe!yr”'1 he^, credit to any town, uAd the citizens; the
J s' s s L„ k. s -a. si «. <,„1., J' W°<>d' e.htor of the Search-1 of Bonham should b® '"cry proud of ' ’ . pp '
and Women that IS at Stake, but it is the salvation t alleged Klatt organ, retumedl the band and lehd every assistance!6^. text’ Evangelist Culpepper
*. of State and' Nation as well, 'Forget God and die, t™- Europe last night. He declared n{,e(k(1 to encourage them in the’^.id ‘K-®'" worship some-
THF WFATSE8 4 (7n?w G’d ?nd?v± “ d,e lend,ing *thc
HL . HLfil IlLIl • ♦ of the naticmt of "trrepast-agee- ...... ; 'tiur' there,with.a view of..effecting ,.,,pahlp mnnnpr stop the god of pleasure. ’ *
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦.♦[ Today Bonham is uniting her forces in the H*arth"T^^ A1i.c?
1 - - - - delighted the audience with a solo.
The sweetness of her voice
■ charm of manner has endeared
,to the large atidienfh.
The large choir and splendid
• cheslra again inspired the Ittldicnee
FOUNDED 1874
The Fannin County Bank
GUARANTY FUND BANK
Member of Federal Reserve Bank
Capital $100,000.00 .’ Surplus $50,('00.00
BONHAM, TEXAS
Oldest Bank in Fannin County.
IS0ICATION’S SAID TO BE FAV-1 REPRESENTATIVES DEfcl \I’F
I 0RABI.E FOR SETTLEMENT > THE STRIKE HAS BEEN
I I OR' BOTH FACTIONS WON BY MINERS
--—-- I ' —---—
Utk-.following undated story of By Unl’eJ Press.
the iShke siiuatioh was given ouF’ PHII.A&EI PIHA Jnlj;'<;. -27,- pr<
by the United Presz today: , dictions that the miners' will be bad-. o w. n.^n-
best informed business meniof America
ibiy today when favorable reports S( ^bied here to.tay. said that what America most needed to bring it
aavwpnivff lupre
I'fcrre Haute, declared tmn "the j i • . .1 ' "r v
strike i» won by the miners” He sai<i anc* quiet the waves of discontent, was a real re-
: that he expected a joint conference: vival of the Christian religion. . \ ..... ,.wu
with the operators will.he called and iL 1 ,1 I • 11111
1 quickly settle the (lifijcrences. ,until other great men in the business world added
i ' 'tlieir nr.IrircnmcnI r\( 1.10 r\rnorir.
DEDS PROTESTS
the
rail
4* TOXIGHT ciaHH ruum—~wrre wvii .tlicijui'c*, hlii
♦ The DeMalays wilfattend the ♦’•'*t<‘nded an invitation to all, regard-
+ revival in a bo<|y. The Wesley ♦|h;SH church affiliation, to attend,
♦male quartet w ill t|ing. ♦ ..The tholee"
+ Friday Nigh»> s ♦ Thoughtful and prayerful atten'-
i+ The orchestra from Greenville ♦ tion marked the large audience as it
+ will play. ••Billy’Ts'V.-is, of Deni- ♦[ sat in almost breathless silence to
♦ son, will sing.-Delegation of'the ♦ to one of the evangelist’s
♦ American Ix-gion. ♦ .strongest messages, the theme being
•'The Golden Choice," based on Josh-
ua 24:1.", embodying the last, will and •
testament of the grand, old saint of
old, who not only loved God but
"commanded his household after
hint.” At an advanced age JoshuZ,
* called the. aseembW tribes together
Ku Klux Klan, is nocy attempting to for some thirty minutes preceding
' organize a world-wide association of, the* song service,
it. was learned here. .
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Spotts, Sherwood. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 27, 1922, newspaper, July 27, 1922; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1194436/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.