Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 195, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 29, 1923 Page: 5 of 8
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MEN’S SUITS
SERVICES SUNDAY:
Sport and Plain Models.
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lot
SHIRTS
Im Bow able
NEW ARRIVALS
$3.50
Tomorrow—Th,. Charge -11
$3.50 !
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in
$2.50
Ed wards’
Mrs.
Ernest
ARROW SHIRTS—COLLARS
I »a vp IluntiT'R baby
• • th \ iev < >'< ’onnor, has
75c
P< hii
WHEN YOU GO SHOPPING
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Flanagan,
< n lie
l’i
THE BOSTON STORE
been
ha ve
SELLS FOR LESS.
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our hats.
set*
THE STYLE SHOP
f
Over Acuff & Co.
s‘<
in
SPECIAL SALE
of Fruits and Vegetables
Will Appear With
ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
I’.r
AUDITORIUM, COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS
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ur< r
TUESDAY, APRIL 3, MATINEE AND EVENING.
RUDOLPH GANZ. Conductor
Thompson’s Raisins,
BANANAS, 9c PER POUND OR 25c PER DOZEN
In fact, everything we offer
Y.
AS WE HANDLE NO SECOND GRADE STUFF
HALL PRINT SHOP
SOUTHERN FRUIT & VEGETABLE CO.
Opposite Post Office, N. Locust St.
Phone 167.
I
RUDOLPH GANZ
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CAROLINA
LAZZARI, Soloist
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our very com-
plete stock.
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CAROLINA LAZZARI
TIES
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H. M AX STEIN DEL, -Cellist
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HATS AND DRESSES FOR EASTER
IT. MAX STEINDEL
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$6.50 to $12.50
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PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS
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New shade Hosiery to match shoes and other dress
accessories.
EASTER FOOTWEAR
FOR WOMEN
CIA Ex-Student Victim of
Electra Accident Monday
J JULIAN SCRUGGS
WOMEN’S WEAR.
Two pairs Pants
Curlee Serge
Collegian Grey Herringbone
SEATS NOW ON SALE AT GARRISON
• DRUG STORE.
Mae
I a u
IlariIm
da y
the C
w h I c h
As you prefer—and these are A-l Bananas,
is the very best—-
the < i) ij i r
• It U r • h
Commercial Printing
LEGAL BLANKS
Upstairs, West Side Square
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WANTED-CLEAN < OTTO N ||AG<
AT Hl < OllILCllHOMf 1,1, VI’FKE.
YE GIFT SHOPPE
711 W. Oak St.
Met h<>d Imt
I»Ioki am
Bm m s I e
spent
Evening (All Seats Are Reserved)
Seats range from $1.00 to $1.50
against prr-
b \ < • I..
...25c
50c
$1.00
$27.50,
$27.50
$27.50^
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half
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DOSSEY & HOLLOWAY
Home of Fine Shoes and Hosiery.
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•-'SPEC AL EASTER
QCDvmcc on
>oung woman i
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pr* M)d< r>t
11rst \ u< »• president
of the program co
It I' Lomax, third
ant! < hHlrman of the < ui-
cornmittce Mis Wyli--
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A A MOI NCEMFNT
After Saturday, March 31.
have no connect
1a < News and
’ :L d< vote
Worth Star
It* cord and
i*7
L». ’
Matinee (No Reserved Seats.)
Childsen Under 12 2.J?f
Children Between 12 anil 16
Adult Tickets
Dozens of now patterns in each of the above, ranging
in price from—
and
the first part
v ini ting friends
wii!
Dal-
but
a
haw
the I
r
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The
from
\\ h i c h
’ Part
ho | (1 H
Thp Central
will hold dor i mi <>n
Ihr rhfVTrt LU
■ past or. Ti» v
’ * >’< lot k
i an
turn i
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m< m y
waa
Jbs. I ;
until l
of the t-hurvl
m« i \ t- E;1m(< r
V I r h Np. < |,d
to UOIIMIMt
Im | in
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lire ‘I’d have
iMdn t '
If anyone Rhotild tell her that he
pruhably meant Mometjme later, rhe
that jin
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Week. H
I loll tnd Im Huff* r-
after an operation
operut h*ii
an ab-
d ’o.jh irom which whe haR
sufft ling for several Weeks,
r v ia Hh k • i ich, west of I >♦ r.
I fl. . „
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rr a ■<>. I I
nf|r» |
Lru„'
'’ll
as
r
-r z
u 111 ,
I'Ll hit!
Mil h o d i m t
1n!t i.i I met l
two num
Tur n. r
l-algn r \ •». i
will h»- Ming
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has had
prev entlntf
Burton’s Poplin, all colors
With Collars and to Match.
Imported Broadcloth
Blue, Grey, Tan.
Non-shrinkable Oxford
Our stocks of Ready-to-Wear and Millinery are complete for Easter.
We have never shown as good assortments of high-grade wearables as
this season.
size, by the box or dozen, at
Grape Fruit, Bananas, Walnuts, "]
Reeding’s Figs, Potatoes, Onions, Lettuce, Etc.
goes in this sale.
New Era Imperial Shirts.
Hose, Clocked Silk
Children’s Matinee Tickets As Well As Adult Matinee Tickets Can
Be Secured at Garrison Drug Store.
Each $3:00 purchase entitles you to an extra 25c worth of anything
in the house FREE.
We are.going to sell extra fancy Winesap and Spitz Apples, any
L ’ 2 _i a price you can’t beat; Oranges, Lemons,
-, “Nigger Toes,” . ’ ” / ’
Anything in our house
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fe.-<
4* ‘l?±lLlbal lQ&k> ll)to the liftbtc read-
ing upwards lying flat on one’a ba«
— thentt art* nuine of the forma
rv( extravagance that I topic, t ap
t Lilly pei»pl(. in the can Icmm un.b
3*» yearn, 'coiniiilt .
I heard another
I uk<d for ey(. extravagipiur.
•«ha aaiil. ' Oh, I ku»-mm they It
MM long UM I want tF.< rn ' Ma
they will and maybe they won t
don’t forget thin, th.at if y<(1|
ahve you will
poignantly at 70
t' 1
'W
Pavla. profrMMor
of education at
< < r d v !<-♦• prt'Nid. nt
of th.- u a \ s am!
«• 1 .* a !»T»< »i n f e<|
nr the (’ I A
hour. Which Umm
7 o’rdock in the
extended to 7:30
term. The Mtudv
has
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«
would dOUidleMM reMpoml
uhotild u. rrv about that
Arid her air wh« n Mix-akirig about
hhowM plainly thut nh. thlnka
In being v»ry clever and deval-
Outuitlhag the doctor, mm
WAXTEI)—(LEAN COTTOM RAO1
AT Ki:( ()l<KOMt l.E OFFIC E.
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In 1917, while with the Chicago
Opera Company, under Campanini,
the famous director, she shared
honors with Galli-Curci.
Ganz is unique in that his per-
sonality has no trace of affectation,
a trait which seems too often to be
inseparable from virtuosity. Ha
comes upon the platform, takes his
baton in hand naturally, lets hia
fashionably trimmed hair alone,
throws no dreamy glances into
space, but goes about his business,
which is to do justice to the com-
position.
I Be sure and come upstairs and see
n‘f our new Spring Hats. You’ll be
surprised at the display we are
Mareii 31. i
Ion w itli t he
l>all»K Journal.
all my time to the Fort
-Telegram, Fort Worth
t'allus Times-Herald.
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Chur ch, w it b
The expressions of approval from the women who know has been de-
cided, If it is a hat or dress of merit you want, we can fill that want.
Come now. /
surpriHed at tne display we
showing and the prices they are be-.
Don't buy until you
L
Laura Coker of Coke
K S. Stalling* of
",u_ rvlce® ut |
met er y will be >n
Fell .WH
We have knocked the bottom out of prices ami for three days are
going to give the people of Denton a real treat.
’’.ISM Jt \ F. AllllHFSSI s
UK.Il »< HOUi. r.-T.-A.
Minm Martha Ju\». it'blreMEt <l
High Selim.l
• »:itioji at itm
r.t'MiJuy afternoon on the impoii-
of birt h ‘iegiRtrat ion nn<| a .
Mate law aff.t-tirg th. Harm*,
tntk wnw interewttr.jc and ’
and dr«*w attention
regard
infor in .
follow cd
WOMEN'S INTERESTS!
X • MIDK TALKS T
--A By Huth Cameron j
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"■ A TEKRIHLE EXTlt A \ AG A M
How can people he so i-ari-lesa
the way 'they ua<. th.-lr < >'< h?
On thr.8ame principle, I auppo.'f,
that mak« m people more extrava-
gant In the iiN«> of a charge a,<*uou*it
than If they hu<| to pUy <a»th.
Ami if‘the <-hargf account dhin t
Have to bfr paid up for 2<> yearn or
mo. i MUppoHc tLcy might
more extravagant.
If ottp httd difTb ulty in neelng one
day becauMe one had abur.ed on'-'x
tjreM the day before, <>n« would pro-
bably ire careful how one treated
them the next day.
"But u hen Nature doesn’t nek UR tf>
pay anything <»n our nvmlrawn uc-
fCdnt until w, are 10 or GO or ev* n
or 70, uhy whould we think mo
much about it when We are 25 or *0?
HT7
Arr «»u Guilty f
Heading with a bik'h light ir^t-id ' U
of ft low, Rhadrd light, working at |<
OUR EASTER STYLES
Include everything new and smart in
Mr a ud
I aby is ill.
I Mi. and Mi m
H ei< k
Mi^s
|(l-u-nzD
a: i h
ii by I j|j
byt« rian •
L'.i t« r
Bad (.'OHiplrxionf, t.y
iinpu.|i< » dig—tiGn mid lmpT4*p**F **e-
KimtlatJon of tbeVeed. Thi< rwu<*H
! »n accumulation *<^T ftYCcrut i
v birh gxt Into the nlomi. Fer
I rent rahz. s thes,. arid* and pur
• blood. Sob] by The <’urlli* i
■« «. i Ad vert I re men*)
F - J
Had no «,iv H on
turned'* I in- in 1 ’*
mu id A rid y • t h. one
of patlentM had
and had, as <>n<• .
circumstance*, I
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Max Steindel, who will be pre-
sented as one of the soloists with
the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
in its concerts at the College of In-
dustrial Arts here on April 3, is
said to be perhaps the peer of any
of the great players of that in-
strument now on the concert stage.
He is a nephew of Bruno Steindel,
and a direct descendant of the not-
ed musical family of that name.
<. nt
'Ch i-
Ii ci l.-nin
much nrwubul reform in
the matter ’Qu.^tionM and
d k» u^siun ot tbr Mubj^ct
the talk
Pining
pot I M
1^-.
A young girl N
b*cri told by h»r
mubt alwa>M u«.
hat given her f ■
Thl.i im her reaction to that, I wear
them In ruy room ftometirnew, but
IK*ver m h< |i anyone can wee me I
l ate ^lajjMfM SornetlmcH I have a
little headache, but rnoM of the time
1 dun! nutice Lhu dlffere:u:e. 1 think
* dbCtorR exaggerate terribly Ho to’ I
ItW* ‘I'd have k lot t,f trouble if 1
In keeping with the progress and
development of these Spring Fes-
tival Tours, Mme. Carolina lAtzzari,
the celebrated contralto of the Chi-
cago Grand Opera Company, is ac-
companying the orchestra, appear-
ing as soloist. §he has been called
‘the meteoric contralto,” she flash
ed on the musical horizon several
years ago, and is now a fixed’-star
in the concert and operatic world,
based on her successful appear-
ances in leading roles with the
Metropolitan, Chicago and Buenos
Aires Grand Opera Companies.
Outn iHinir the Doctor
whom I know b!*H
I occuljst that she
ar the glaflM* m he
-r a.T»v < lose wo; k
Naturally the well dressed woman will want foot-
wear and hosiery to harmonize with her new spring
costume.
I' Lomax,
« lihlr uiau of
M r m
Ml Mr Kdlia
t dix1111Im i< U
i.hlrig
<’• rtrudv Tayb
to b<» out.
Mi mm Ida b'a v
i ng x . i \ mu. h
In I >. I las 'i'uvk.Li y
vx as mud< m . < mmui
< ill meeting lei:
FAKE\ r-TF M IIEKm
A call meeting of the Parent-
Tea< herw Ammo.’Im! hu; (,f (,H, ]> j *
la «• K< hool v\i|M Ii. !.| at th. BaptiH !
’’Lurch Wednesday aft.inoon, dur
ing which metbodM <,f raiMing
V ♦•FC <|lM 'UNM« d No b'lhllJi'MH
t «’.) Mi*< ted, dm the mattirs disc
e dec-ided to be deteried
re gular meeting the s< < <>nd \\ . d
Brilliancy and feeling are his.
His power is in production. With
his last notes comes the feeling that
he has interpreted his composer,
. not merely exploited himself, al--
I though there is an abundance of
assurance and positiveness in his
beat. His conducting is authorita-
tive.
Steindel’s musical career began
at the early age of seven, and his
Concert tours have taken him to all
parts of Europe and America. He
is an artist who in addition to un-
usual technical proficiency has the
true virtuoso manner and infuses
into his playing the spirit of youth
and abounding life and virility, it
is stated.
It
sb.
nmy-ra re-
ft were
fe’omc day Hie will Me*? things dif-
ferently. I km»w h woman <»f 74
who has Riiff.-rud Mom*- Iomm <,f high'.
You young jn*oplc who are re ailing
(h.'M doutdh->f« think thal Im to b
expected iciul that nhc- should l-«* r«
elfrncd. Well, rhe Iwn’t the IcaM bit
Sh»- clue mu r like the Ph-a of tdiud-
nrrft on»‘ bit l>« tie r than jou do. An I
the fftet that Mh»* has her own car*-
IrxenchM In the uw«- of h»r •->**» w.icn
fthr wan yc.unger. b» r habit of w-.rk
inp on dark thing* at night, «-f r»ad-
.fotun H I
a M.,h,
It M.
s -r r»mn
I- iM-.r,
c huiu h im prupar-
to be announced
I? Looney.
Firm Baptist
EaNter service
L nights T.-rnplar as
Xn a at hem u i U be
< hoir, eu111 h d, ’1 lea
ed up in \ i
*1 nging u .11
Brevbvtc ria n ’ ’In
day ijccrvirr
undue L* d I-
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h on r. Th»- p.i’-t • • r will J
THREE ARTISTS OF NATIONAL REPUTATION
Mis j i
the I
I ho ] Min
Lar. nt -T< < lo r*. A*so- i Part
regular meeting We.?- (with
i TOO LITE TO CLASSIFY
M.-If.lal. II. .” j I I ■ I:\ISI i El > I :< >• I.MS f..r b..u».-k<-'T>-
n t- J'G W ,ki Mull'.rry. Phone
.b'U
• ST W. .bi. >'<!:< v Park, r ' I niof. ld
fountain p* ii IL turn to this oftiuo
f.ji^r. w a’d___ _____ _ l ‘.>7
LOST X • How ridan cat Reward.
1 Mrs, J W. Erwin, telephone 575.
17
Tor *--
They Thought Mr Queer
J W'c-nt Into i< hoMpital once to ac-
led the ruum where 1 might Mp n1
> ionic* wec*kw a.ft. r an operation Th.-
w mom w.im ploftwant cxc.pt that ’Io
l ed wax placed wo that < r»e lax lot.k-
jng directly into the light 1 If I t -< k
th*g room." I Maid. I should ba\*
tn hftVr the b« (j turned around mo
that thft light f«»r readtt’g would
come from behind" Great Murpriw' ’
worimn’M quartet. Miss Mae-
• 'lanahat, Mrs. livers. Migs. I’ariill,
i and Mjmm Antonetta Ib . ki-r, mo|.»
i by Mi mm Ma< ClariMha^; and chorus;
four, ’ FirtMlr." with inn
Mi*« Ruby K 11 n k si*. I« r. who was
killed in an automobile a<«‘hl«*nj in
EJretra Monday, was a student < '
the f’o’Tmgn ,.f Industrial Arts dur-
They might do it, but it always h.'.J [ Big the fall quarter of the 1922
l»eei, plac* <1 that wav
f*Ver a^k^d to have it
qplred ”(ih. no, ’ th< v
prvsumablv doz» t>k
O.’Ctlpled that bed
niwayw do^x? *urh
fibril hours in r< a<ling
tin* l.UMineMN M< Mnlon r
from tbn standing rvomrm*
ere given .and election of oifi
For the term 1923-1924
hr).!, resulting aM fiJiows Mtm.
F Schwitr, president, Mrs.
Lv< rs.
« I.airman
lee, Mr.-
preside fit
t ♦ r t a i n rn» » i
!W. N. Yerby Funeral to Be !
Held Friday Afternoon at 3
Funeral services for W. X . Yer-
by. who died WedncHday morning at
his home, 3<tK Normal Avenur. are
NEWS OF THE SICK NEWS NOTES OF C. I. A.
I • ing heard from u h<» cannot
b* 11 by that tune. The «♦ tvIccm will
be at th* rcMid* n< e ami w ill be in
charge of R»:v Hill C McClung,
rant or of the First Baptiiat Church.
'Lhe de<«aMed is survived by hip wife
.nd five children, two moiim, Dolph
X e» by of Denton and Everett Yer-
b\ of Wilbarger (’ountv and the ei
daughters, Mrs, Leona Haren of Me- |
ra. Ark . Mrs ’
’’ountv a,nd Mrs I
Wilbarger County. The
tl.e I o. O. F.
« I.ar g<< of the Odd
KINGS VILLi: I la UM
I out 111.• 11 in Kleberg <'
< on tit , - \\ id* < i nip.i ig n
i d.i t <. i v a Ji i ma Is, d 1 r e<t« d
| Coh man, assiMtant predatory anl-
ma I iiiMpe. toi for Texas. The carn-
i pa.gn will bu directed by federal
r* pr< sen tali Vefl.
f Mr, an ! Mrs.
<-st Sicainiffi*
Announcement lias been made by
the dean of women
thal the study
formerly begun at
es en ’ ng. will be
(luring (he sprinv
hour at the College has formerly
embraced a perixl of four hours. It
now reduced to three and one
hours,
•ording to Mqm Estella G Def-
ies . <lean of women at C 1 A , stu-
dent* of the College sv 111 be per-
mitted to make out of town visitn
every week end There svas for-
merly a rule at the College that no
student would be allowed to leave
the campus oftener than once
month. The new regulation
met with wide favor among
student body.
Mis* Mamie B
t he depart ment
I the College of Industrial Arts, re-
Helved an appointment from Gov-
I ern*»r Neff to attend as a repreMrn-
Itative from T< xa*. the National
i < "onfireme for the Elimination
! 111 i t eVai s
I Misses Helen Francis and "Kot-
I ton” Wendt spent the dny In Fort ing sold >t.
Worth Thursdas
• Mises Nina McClendon,
Pyburn. and Alva Wallace
Thurxduy in Dallas shopping.
J 8 Cravens of Whitesboro vis-
ited his daughter, Elizabeth, ut
Lowry Hall. Tuesday.
Misses I^eona Strayhorn
Pauline Tyson spent
of the week
Fort Worth.
Jng and gftwfng mtn the Rghf-TTU-* Miss TmUXm, IrOi-i- in th**
bteud of with the light coming ov**r
her left should* r do*- i rn I ifi ik*-
her ah) more rGdgnr^t
PHONE YOl R
”f Orders for the unusual in—
i EASTER EGGS
Sh. withdrew fr. m th. ...Il.g. (Candy filled? to
■< ember, ami was living at her I
ri Eb'tra at the. time t,f the
a<-' ident
Classified Ads 3 Cents a Word a
j mus,
tin- Fir
I.I'.,-.'
r. vlvt I
* < Fi i i r . ■
I <’rockett. and
ami ( hair - • b v M ism 1 < r n
i* an* ((on- [by Mmes Edgar \*». I aid
Inter by th.- Barm*M will b» sung The
(hair. The next and lard meeting (f w,,l be <l»liv»red t; t’le
• be \MKoclation for ih« y.ur will be I K‘ v w r M^'lunfc
Xpri! 25 MaXs at R an<1 10
| held nr rhe rnPhoIIc
rpecial Easter observant e
four parts
r I nt lodm -
chorus, and
Evers; . Part
• ’wo. ’The Empty Tomb.” <
I by recitative and moIo by Mis
| Han Purrill, solo by Miss Elige
I Clariahan. w’>m» ri M tr io, MI>m
j M- eClaAahan. Miss Lillian P.irnll,
; ?!:.( W T. Evers, ami ( Imrim.
Pl.I' ll.,illy all ,,f the .Jiut.h. H of I* ”u '
"HI ..loots Eaxt. r d.ij 1 ' '
Sun.I, y With tq..-. l,i| ». rvl.I
pt.'KratllM to OHlHIHt luix.ly
n;il nutiiti. rx to < liolrx and
-. A pie - H|,m e i lrvi\,l|
t t'hriHtutn Church
. that du>. mi
at the Fir.-t
■ < 'hurch will hold its
.ing Su nda y morn Ing
■ A protr.im of Hp.-.
-w- -W- I 'low I., inr arrur.K.-.l |... the Chris-
/ ’I I 111 L I ,l'"’ "I'S.-rvane.- by |>.v J M
ty. pastel Ol III. ,|,u,.b, .,,,.|
I I J ! H Ja. kaon. ,.f
[ing a
| lat* r
A (Hntata entitled ”Th«’
l'c< lion,” for Easter lid* . I>\
Manucy, will be
<- f t h< 5'1 i s*
preceding a >■
by t he past or. I »r.
The < anta (a is in four
with numbers us f(»l Io w * 1 n 11
turn, prvliade,
s«do by Mrs, XX T
“'i’he Empty
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‘if
i 11 <» < :.
r, (P’^ach
11 i »■ \ e II) ng
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 195, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 29, 1923, newspaper, March 29, 1923; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1237787/m1/5/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.