Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 29, Ed. 1 Monday, September 17, 1923 Page: 2 of 8
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MORRIS CLOTH—
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of
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$5.50 a yard.
By Wlcknx Wamboldt
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Phoenix Hosiery—•
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Cotham ITo;-;i. ■ ry -
La France Hosiery.
THE WILLIAMS STORE
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Phone 258.
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By using the new and popular
Dorothy Perkins Toilet Requisttes-The College line
to
Phone 29.
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ECONOMY
EFFICIENT
PROGRESSIVE
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DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
The Exchange National Bank
a
think
LET US SHOW YOU
♦
Our stock of electrical fix-
tures, electrical appliances
1 forgot that.
of all.kinds. -We would,like
1
to figure with you on your
wiring Jf you are planning
to build.
Denton agents for
I'll OU -
ances.
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nt oil tha( Nt'-p,” IriKitiL rT
BLACK ELECTRIC CO.
costly.
MASTERS & ROBERTS
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Westinghouse Fans,
Mota Washing Machines.
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Something New at
Our Store
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Benny’s
GREETINGS—
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We’re-glad t> have »yau
Tf Immigration is uhur off. where
Shall we find men green, enuuirh tn
work for less than they are worth ‘
had
and
in
early part
m President
I he
h is
North Side Square.
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Wo often
nf contention
jdHt abov*; the
Thir’ v olb» r
Ti inRportnt k»n
older than
T* xas trey
point win re
law In great.
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all
was
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to
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to
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YALAMA CLOTH—
Soft finish coating of lighter
weight that is desirable for chil-
dren's coats. $3.50 a yard.
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ha vp
of
the
Minnesota,
of
born
Bin
nc-d
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such
little hardship
COLLIER & BROOKS
DRUGGISTS.
Ph?M 4?
GOODRICH HEAVY DUTY CORD
The tire with a rut-proof sidewall.
FARM AND CITY LOANS
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Exchanges]
By L. A. N
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FORD TRUCK OWNERS
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English
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Hobver Vacuum Sweepers,
Hot Point Electrical Appli-
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Human Interest i
Editorials |
Worth Star-T'I'^rami
[ ibc'sJ'ins of tin Eli-
(‘onrl defining the i
steain or .-l..-rfi. lines
biiasi'.- . t «-<l on the
L rent
Perhaps it w
Ned
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(Hit with itk
1 had loaned him in*'
have paid it
ha ve
rather
twin*
I pa> M
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$2.75
510.00
$12.50
very
$25.00
of
t-«x ewp- wnd
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\\ e h I d •ten!
Mep ,T* n t inn
xt *xx x«ETA°ET
nn ineroii
been <
w h a t
,way
j erg y as
ef war,
con virt ion
lick the other fellow.
Pi r
ninny
er and pu|>iIn
LADIES .
RHAIN ANO REGAIN TOOR YOUTH ANO BEAUTY
Tinagme his
I I r>s > IH 11 v i • |
bin tine*,
mall Mi.rht
n .i.<T-l- ii»
TURNER & GRAHAM
Quality Fir.1
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W.-ll, In
It bin a >
Coupling with these necessary ele-
ments a friendly interest in our
customers’ welfare forms an im-
portant link in the I
service of this institution.
A relative is a peraon who
de th \yhy >ou ever married
that kiqd of h*mUy.
United
Calif u rnia.
years ago
iii mu nt h<s. < 1 | vo<|
Ion ,i muni h ” |»<'p s.m|
■ bi;i 1 (J'dil
the b<H.e
Is located
of statesmen.
ha« been
i mnst 'of
called
now has
ov6r the
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Hl Q ‘PJ
-J Ml
|. Viewpoints ’
f By ROBKBT QIJIUXN
»WRIWMW
, The measure of discontent in In-
dustrial centers in dry measure.
.lest royed
great
of the
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•from
Y . lot
.rv-d by
off. rinc
th.' e. i-
reporte
been won.
d the
f entires
i« the
wth Spali*»departed for Paris.
1907—Oklahoma ratlllled the new
Constitution and ejected, a . Dem'.®
cratic State ticket anil legislature.
1921—Germany ratified the peace
treaty with 'he I'ni'ed States.
■
suspect that
in Europe
rars
The two things most costly
maintain are n used car and
ional honor.
Dog Hm
Paragrafs
j By GEOr.QE BINGHAM
ffl
iLy
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Men's Sults Cleaned and Pressed $1.00
Ladles’ Sults Cleaned and Pressed $1.25
\\ i H advunc- <1 in
ing r.ipid)\ apprna h« d .
The decisions are in the cas * <7 tl <•
Aurora. Elgin and Cbir-ngo ILnilro.id
Company a|ip« aling- from an < rd» •’
of the
ing a <
n (•(■<•» ms it y to
Company. Inc.,
court
ly has money
hp able *
i he 'one -who hadn’t
< nt lUed to IW15 thing on
IL
I ’n n - Anvrica n
at McGregor, loua,
today.
AT LOW RATE QF
INTEREsfr
was
P'»p.
sints you gave
Fire may not wait
Better arrange for
insurance —now!
Yqu never know when fire
“In the family.
brat source of wealth la econoa*;
la a great revenue.”—tfieer®.
If you do not save a part of your
today's earnings, your effort han
been wasted as fnr as tomorrow Is
concerned. Start an account with us
and rave!
Efficient methods and accurate sys-
tems are essential features expect-
ed of any modern bank.
FAN TAN CREPE - < J
An underwear silk of decided
III Ivory. Flesh <
Also used for
work.
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of them have resulted
rm rather looks to u."
tary. The report does
Ttwiunt of a good many
Beginning tomorrow, Tues-j
day, we will operate in con-;
neetkm with pur regular linm^
of groceries, a first-class meat
market.
This will be a convenience
toM»ur cuHtomers, and we in-
vite your patronage with the
assurance of receiving only
“choice, tender meats at all
times.
Phone 25 or 925.
Ypu never know when fire may
eoBie. It is nn eveV-ptesent danger
which, breaking out tomorrow, may
destroy your home and wipe away
your savings.
The very best protection ngninstj
•loss by fire m offered you by this
agency. It is a policy in the Hart-
ford Fire Instiruncc Company-
|Your tnvostTnrnt fw Trmdc snfebr--
cause you are provided with s6<pd
indemnity for loks caused by fire.
!^udday insur,n<-it m“y p7’v-° ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
DOROTHY PERKINS SAFEGUARDS YOUR BEAUTY.
We Have It.
and a 24-in. center. $7.50, $H
to $12.50. ~ .
Scarf 18x36 $3.50 and $5.50
Scarf 18x45 $1.25 and $«.5t)
Center, 20-in. round
Center, 45-in. round
Cloth, 54-in. round
Cloth, 72-in. round,
elaborate ......... T__
Luncheon Sets consisting
A
1 X
are
never gut
Ah to public office, the way
(htormlnp what an honor is worth,
is to observe the kind of m« n who
have won it.
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There nro 837
chief <*f which i
that you can
Thn Slavs have insulting epi-
thets unknown t<» other people, but
they never call one another bare*
faced liars.
in
I bol-
____ _____• laws which hap-,
pen to be personally objectionable
to them, and the thoughtful ones
are falling in behind a law to which
they personally object but which
they are accepting in fairly good
spirit out of their inherent respect
for all laws.
Enforcement of the prohibition
law falls tremendously far short
of perfection; not improbably it „• ,'h
will be many years before it impels
general respect. But th«r« is no Vvnil 'L \htn
question but it is coining to he
steadily better enforced and in
time the sentiment of the bulk of
the wholesome part oF the public,
including many thousands who dis-
agree with it wholly in principle,
will see that it is as well enforced
as any of our other criminal stat-
utes.
places
ch nt
i he
Thn
part <>f the
for the very thing which my
himself In <>ril*r
Wo are
Raz Tipi low v> i
NUppvr <hi < lx nd r
night, and w;m ibc
mil■ .t ’. ion hi
J him dollar and
tBena. W <'T *hot« Kia* Goora-
W in most other to- Inches In taffehj
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>1 s
with bringing (
• t nitt'i :
i return
■ <»Sen, ! Odaht
< ;> neraI i 1 ■*'' 1
became Mm- j SUI 11 '
“ t III fl IVi.x' I b
i< :1.t mi. fox
VFTT.DYNE—
Is a wonderfully soft fabric anil
is a nice weight for Southern
climate. $9 a yard.
They have girl caddies on British
'gMlf courses. They must pick up
ffarsome vocabularies, if the Brit-
_____Mh game is anything like the
• American.
114 Raley Bid*.
Phone 242.
Anelent: "Pilate took water and
washed his hnnds." Modern: "Well.
km’vm passed a law about it.”
Tbo most common Impediment in
the speech of Americans is gum.
well-
pastor
his nnme hut :i
ijuile o bnppy
way a round -
It ts< good to be alive.
When the bean arc in the liiv”.
And the skies are blue above us
Ahd fho breeze l.M ctoyar sweet:
It is good to be on < artli
fhter and the inirlb
(.drowsy summer
With Its shining, golden wheat.
bls
“You Invented
more
you somepln you
bananas to the rest; and Mexico's
"maminus" suspended are, they say,
I while of the ripe bananas the peo-
ple sing all day. Oh. are we going
dotty? Are we already there? Is
milt me l onuny-rntty and should
wise men despair? Has horse sense
quit her dwelling, eschewed the hu-
man throngs, since nil the world Is
yelling tile nuttiest of
Would that
Would give
of
For
once
nt 7
made
growing on *tlie
same day. ~
with
sheep
n neighboring
«s
that
l hi;
‘1'1
nuttiest of songs’
some kind Nirvanas
my soul repose;
weary of bananas, and HU
fruits as those.
Copyright lltiu, George Matthew Adams
The Relief Commission
that Russia's heart has
Her head, however, remains a total
loss
appealing from
I lilities rommission ;;rant-
i -iificiito of . onvi niene.'.atHl
th Hm,ith Un’
in which i he high
of the
1
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177f-yCardina) Mczsofantl, who
spoke with intimate knowledge 90
languages, born at Bologna. Italy. I
lb«d In koine, March 16, 16-19.
r- 1823—Captain John Shirw. who
commanded the U. 8. naval force at
• 1» a- .. W4..I.11.. t.. 1 O 1 ■* , I i < I
,.iys while It
a lew Jt'cars
Ulis, it IS a
to teach the
V ell x n< *- lUlll s.i I - t Y .
not anienifl'!" to r- c
S|x/n si bin in the col
property in V • t tni-nt
it cun i-ii-ily
w I x • n tl>
tion in '
Peafneici Isn’t such nn affliction
if you travel a groat deal and like
to spend your time in the smoker.
It is good to be alive ,
Good to walk and good to drive, _
Whrti that Master Painter. Autumn, j-blest, <nie Bedouin wildly acreeohes
Tints the fields and woods m l hills; I '
It Is good to stand and see
Colors ri'i'h on every tree.
And to share in all the beauty
Which go lavishly he spills.
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Tlio’ 'prize for optimism goes tn
the young couple that named tbo
first «hU«i "Wmegsk!'.- ’-t-e.e-<
•W-.
Tbo Prince of Wales mnZlose the
own if he doesn't marry. 11 Is
., ,,e of' those unhappy situations
where there is no chapce to wl.i.
The response of the American
people to tne Japanese relief fund
I —now nearing $8,000,000—should
afford convincing jaroof to the Jap-
I , artese Nation thW America is the
most aympathetic country in the
I world and believes in expressing
Bfq tlpt sympathy in u tangible way
I calculated to alleviate the distress
pT- ~wnd suffering upon which the gynt-
RaL--"— in pretiuqtUsi. As the rich-
lation the United States can
I to give more than anv other;
MrMmvH thing shout rt.how-(
nvor, that this ia the one country to v.iininz runs
put forth an organized and sys-
tematic effort to raise a relief fund
for Japan in its misery.
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2. A lot of folks condemn prize-
fighting and there is much about it
to condemn But The virtually gen-
«nl interest in a big fight, even
g if much of it is factitious and made
f” thru pages of newspaper publicity,
fr, , allows that there is still a lot of
tL. the primal brute in human nature
K and that physical prowess is ns
ffiM popular if not so essential as it was
|‘m^IA ancient days when upon it de-
. pended the safety and welfare of
£ the male and the fai:y|p of which
■S he was the head. The Dempsey,
fe Firpo gate was tnore than a million
[ £ Cellars with prices ranging up th!
Ef r» each. If a joint debate could
M arranged between Lloyd-George
^j»> and Poincare, with additional num-
Q bets from President Coolidge, King
EiCJeorge. Mussolini, Dr. Ajasyrk
ft Chief Justice Taft, Woodrow Wil-
Fw *on and a dozen other of the world’s
Ehk MOtables, the receipts might be as
much as $5,000, provided the'maxi-
EK mum price for seats wasn’t over
I jt 92.50 and provided further there
k# wasn’t any major counter attrac-
« tion like a championship prize
fight, a world series baseball game
or a tophole vaudeville to utter.
IK fere.
| W.'iHhinub'ii
may be true
everybody Mill i ide
sale plan I" ' ' al
babies I" Willi:
iln be cream
e<k Saturday
■e; ter of ad-
l.air sex until
t in nt y e.ms r.i n out.
POLAIRE—
Rough surface fabric that is
thick but not heavy. In the
Camel shade that is so popular
in coats this season. $5 a yard.
excellence.
and Orchid.
tied-dyed work. Splendid
wear for any use it n.uy Iw -
put. $2 a yard.
NINGSHAN-
Of the Pongee family but the
unusual shades create litany
uses for it. $1.50 a yard.
MAI) E IRA E M IM IO ID ER E1)
. LINENS—
pone by hand on a good qual- .
Jty of ull pure Linen. Evciy
woman Itfves pretty linen:;,
and particularly Madeira Lin-
ens. The largest stock we
- have ever shown.
ent
ihr oaptirrt* of Mobile in 1313, died
in Philadelphia. Born in Ireland, In
1773.
18 18— John n :
nev» K|»Hp< r^publiRhe
horn in Cincinnati.
tHKtnn, I’ June
1873—Benjamin IT.
conNerraJcd fifth
of MaMMUchu^ettN,
1894— The Japanc.se
eight Uhineffc veRMths in a
naval battle at the mouth
Ya’u Hi vet:.
1K'.»8—Tht* 1’nitod’Ktataa commit!*
Thlft «tory t»Tls an In’d.fnc** of hot
hnr-t»mme*rt rrr-tt*rrnfo • tn TfrmhH
every town. It plainly xhow x how
gullible i« the nvrf4x<‘ ntan. Kven
a’ huftfnrAit mnn xvtm haw had, Iowk
----------- -----’ rnpity, tt yrr-m*. for
the story of the fellow who wantN
a rhet k c,r tt» ^Iw a check
of kocHn. One v/oi^ld
there is no more good
a merchant' to cash a
‘drank*’- than iher-» is
McLean, noted
nr and rapltivliwt.
. Died I
Episcopal
Statesman: On<- who arranges for
you to light for his country.
Rowe, Uircctor Gen-
t' .1 Ion,
52 years
Farmers are feeling better over
pr'-sent conditions than they have
felt for a ]<>ng time, according to
v. hat we can hear. Most farmers In
l*eliU>n County nre making < onsid-
< rably more cotton than they hud
la . n < xp.- -ting and the prl.-o is
much higher than hn<| been antici-
pated. The crop is soini-w'nit -ihort,
but the present high price makes
up largely for the shortage In yeld.
Farmers mid a big crop and a big
prte^.' 1>ut the two rarely go to-
Kclhir. so must of tV-m are fa'rly
well pleased wi<h present situation.
rt is construed In Wfne v<u«r
as a Me*1- «t .prohibition en>
MMint, but the fact that 90,000
I 'haw 'been filed under the
X« Uneation Abont Ttat
“Why should I boost your sala-
any more? I m paying you n
f tboiraund a week now.”
Tlx d:iiis*-uy.‘ -. \i-i-'it*<l
Tt Is estimated that 87 per cent
Qi Abe worrying is done by peo-
ple who have no other regular oc-
cupation.
I wqn?
Rhymes
NO BANANAS
"Yes. we have no bananas"—I
hear it everywhere, along the green
savannas end on the tnountiil-re*
bare; the merchant prince is chant-
ing that anthem in Itjs store, and
bathers, gallivanting, repeat It on
the shore. The sailor in the rigging,
the c’huffer In his wain, the sex
ton, while he's digging, all sing the
sad refrain, oh, they-have blue
bandanas, dad burn their blooming
eyes The village pastor hums it.
the jurist at the bar, the yeurnitig
lover thrums It upon his cheap gui-
tar; the biscuit shooting Hannahs
insist, while carving pie, that tliey
have no brniinas, and won't have
till they die. The blamed disease
Is spreading, around the world it
goes, where Eskimos are al«<ldih*«|str,nera named t« negot-uUi the.peace,
it sounds amid the .snows; and on
tin- burning reaches of Araby the
WHEN A MAN BORROWS
A Scotchman was approached by
an acquaintance who wanted to
borrow twenty-five dollars. The re-
quest was denied nntl he left in a
huff. Tlx- ffcotchman cannily philos-
ophized on the incident thus:
guess he has fallen out with
now, but
money he
back and
fallen out
fall out
’'Ij.Bil’.’J. ‘of .jo’1- PnP Sed.
Io- Mould do In
t"i sunn- tcre
has
if
would not
then we would
anyhow. 1 Uu«l
with him with the
ty-flve dollars in mv oivn pocket.”
There Is a great deal of wisdom
In' 'that reasoning. The borrowing
of money has caused multitudinous
breaks between people.
Hroadly speaking, there are two
kinds of borrowers—the business
borrower and the jtouial borrower.
The business borrower, who gets a
loan for practical business pur-
poses. is operating legitimately. The
social borrower, who wants a sum
to tide him over until next pay-
day or until somebody pays back
what tiny borrowed from him. Is
not on a legitimate basis, lb- is
the fellow who breaks up friend-
■ o---
Members of the Texas Legisla-
lure likely will veto that Plainview
^proposition to swap Gov. Neff for
^Gov. Welton. , Walton is threaten
jnjr to put Oklahoma l^egislatois
in Jail.
HOUSEHOLD
MANAGERS
.—are equally as important in their sphere as ■ {J
are efficient managers in industrial and com-
mercial organizations. Their efficiency and
convefilefiCO is sinwd by a business relationshq*-
with a strong and reliable bank. 4
Pay you? hdUflehbid bills by check; then keep 1
your cancelled vouchers as a receipt and aa a
check upon expenditures. -
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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nr NAVI' INQUIRY IN PUBLIC.
Kgy'Mueretary Denby is to be coni-
RR^Mnded for his order making the
inquiry into the unexplained
^^>0MUlier which resulted in the
r wrecking of seven and the darnag-
L ' ing of three other destroyers and
L" -the logs of 23 lives off the f'alifor-
L nia coast public. Ugly rumors
■^“•boit the real cause of the catiw-
E., trophe are in circulation agd tin ,>
/ is .aome reasonable cause for stis
. , picion that the gmash-up was due
Lj. to something more than the alieg
®Z-’\ad shifting of tidal currents b"
F-—-r cauav of the Japanese uartfiauake. [
Blr* ■ Ttea deetroyers. from puhlisht 1
‘ ‘I were dashing rtlong at a 20-
clip. thru a dense fog. and
iad of being 20 miles at sea, us!
were suppos'd to be, wire.
Ing pprailel to and only a few
Irad feet from the shore. One |
rjauatJier seven of the vessels
I up OB the rocks; three others j
I wbie to avert complete loss i
because they saw the wrecks ... r-iswn»n«» . a iimii
..... !AN EVENING LAUGH
ke public wants to know and :t'
the right to know the true in
iness of things and the Sec re
that the inquiry be hr)d
,Jn public instead of in private, as
Km *V> first plafinCil. may give it
«$h«_j|Mdad. mformaluou. f
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JMtUGHERTAS REPORT
<>mrTnt -Ihraghertv s
Isaac Itetwanger. who J
.sitting on bls float lurch
the time ting .- ii in rre r. has
for n talbr clinir. .i» bi
to stri'li h bis rx l.
weeds in th*- front
IX Till’. BAX’S NEWS
Eigb-ty-fivw yeara o44 t**day. Gen-
eral Viileriano Weyler is still in
th*- fighting gam*-, this tlmi- direct-
ing the Hfninlsli Warfare
the Moroc*-ft,tl rebels. The i
(ten. Weylef Is It luniilmr
Americans Hi- was G*»v* rr
I’ubti just prior t" the Spanish- I ,
American war, nn*l bis harshness
**f tnantx-r in dealing with th*- < u-
t*ans, especially th* forcing **f th''
rural population into concentration
* .imps, has been regard*-*! ns hav-
ing had much to do i
on th*' war l><-tw*-vn the
States and Spain. After his
to Spain following the war
Weyler was made Captain <
of .Miniri*l. Tartar he
ister of War. anil in
pointed Captain General
Ionia, with headquarters in Harce-’i railroad or
Iona. Since Hie early part ol l'*16 • nn«t. r
he has M-rveil as President <*f the |
General St.iff of the Spanish Army '
Hv <1. s.-ent W* yl*-r is a I'russisn. ,
ns his nanic Indicates, only of Span- ,
ish ancestry *>n l‘‘s moth r's’snl*' ;
that s
*• thi't
nf.inag* r,
in.nutter
I inv’ei
lb*- danctl
“I know you did,-<ut i<\'’ ffnortf'd
«he imanager, Rhlftinp bin < ifcur
frorn Iff! right.
Act In Federal Court Bnlphat step and a lot
Ifmmr* trtll
to know.**
r “What tn thn(T* ah* awk^d.
Y “You didn't invent daneinic. *
\ < •, »t ty
i -.iji.l ii
\\ . i .
i, 1 m
\\>H, well h<»\\ rapidly v •• draw
"in the jius! into tii« pKHi'nt, P"Y>
• I ’I'iinr dors and it* a small werld
!• r ■<!>. ii** sed. And now that I
• me t<» think of It. the miffts ulcer
• tr<»m my » y<‘s and I ha\« a
"■ of Yi tall hnnsome man luind-
u ;i round be^tiflll (linn* fo a
ok'I (i»ni»‘. looking boy yenudday
"I I’ l II u . he bed
• > •i h.it
Correct thlfi sentmeo: ‘I don’t
enr If wc have no gu»‘Hts,“ declar-
ed the wife; "we lire K'du^ to use
the beM napkins anyway/’
I ...v,
stnoakfng and thinking.
i jent thinking, and I
itM carton? bin a long
inc eny money
For safe and sure
I i insurance, call
I /B. H. Oearaiport & Co.
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Lj' 7 - ’ Ftjr" J '•• • • -J■ T ■2
■Bi^
IIIHTHO4VK
Valeriauo \\ eylerv mout
r«‘iiow ne « of the Spanish military
irHdei’H of model ii timcH, hoi n 85
yearn dro today.
Sir ^Alfred Booth, chairman
the <’unnrd SteaniNhU) Uompan),
born 51 yearn ago today.
UorneliuM Uolv, * former
State?* Senator
born at Lodi. N
today.
Sydney Anderson of
rriviitTOnrd for the leadership
the farm bloc In th*» Hoti'***,
in Goodhue County, Minn. 31 year* I
ago today.
I»r. laur
oral of thr
born
ago
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~ A writer says homes nre cleaner
'.him they were a generation ago.
Ah, well; they are uf*«d less.
The two times when you are
minded <>t many things yon
lurgrttten arc during' old age
on the first of the month.
(I’rolccteil by Associated Editors)
Monkeys tire of anything quick-
ly, and divorce statistics Indicate
that there may hr something in
Gist Darwin theory.
It is good to be alive
With the bitter winds to strive
Ami to face the silent wintiT
With the snow drifts at you.' d'or;
It is good to be on earth
With a fire to light the hearth —
So wc- live snil count the seasons.
Finding charm in all the four.
(Copyright 19'23, by Edgar' A. Guest.)
Sotiv i.f the most en"Tjraging
news wc are t» celling dally of .ate,
is ,hi- fact thTj the Cook-» County
ctioi) er*>P is making much larger
•ytfhtp rn-n had been sn* ictna I .‘<1.
This fa* l alone should revive the
droopin': spirits unit pessimistic
feeling ■ f I'.i-rv business person In
Gaini-sv'R*-.—Gainesville Register
Folks 1
By EDGAR A. GFKfflT |
'■ ■■MEMFiiymB UL'-W*
GOOD TO BE ALIVE
It la gotxl tx>' be alive
When the first green buffs arrive,
And the tulips come to blossoms
And the birds return to slug.
It la good to bo on earth
When the new leaves come to birth.
And the world talites on.e t.h- won-
der
And the magic of the spring
his
the
his faiktr-a
to discharge the obligation. So, th"
hard feelings will develop anyway.
Sometlmi's a small Joan is a good
Investment. There whs a man who
used t*> hang around my office and
almost talked tne to death One day
he wanted to borrow five dollars.
I loaned it to him glady. for I tig-
er* <1 I wiiiln never see him i.guln,
ami 1 never did.
Sometime* we will see a man tn
actual distress. It seems a* though
ho muat have money and right then
Those arc the times when we must
let our sense of humanity guide us.
Blit my policy In such Instances,
between myself and the gate-post,
Ik not to consider it n loan. I re-
gar*! It as a contribution to the
cause of philanthropy. I may let
t;ie othir fellow think It Is a loan.
ns 1 am cencorned,
n gift and 'forget it.
back, all right; if
Is closed
It back am!
not disappeintew.
occasionally there Is
A mau
him over until next
until somebody pays
they borrowed from
legitimate basis.
who brinks u||
ships with his borrowing.
The social borrower places' one
in I'lnb.'irraasfng positions. W<- dis-
like tn refuse him am! yet
mwraBy unerialH ww ahaii
ortr'tnoney back.
I have had considerable exper-
l**nce with th*1 social borrower anil
have come to th*- conclusion that
landing him money does not help
him any. He is just as hard up the
next time and always will be. The
kindest thing Is to makn him stand
on his own feet, even though he
bus to suffer a little hardship to
learn to do so.
There Is usually nothing to be
gained on either side by such a
loan. If we are doing it because
Wf do not want jto arouse hard feel-
Ings, the vary loan will defeat this
purpose, for when h** fails-- to
pay, he will be, constrain*-*! in
attitude toward us and
other hand, will resent
A highly lustrous pile fabric
in black only—because it is
prettiest in that color. Will
make jaf coat just aa fine as
anyone* would want.
D*U»
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e- e—I Weekly In Dentes Oeanty
- One year (in aarance) <1.001
Mx nontba On- advance)-----.00
Three months (in advance)----SO
BaMUWeakly (Outelde Donton Oeaniy)
r— <>•• juar (in advance)--------»1.M
Hi mouth (in advance)----- H)
Ehrae soatba (in advance)----,M
The ^enerteted Preet It exclutlvely
entitled to the ute for re-publication of
til Mwe dtipati-bee credited to It or ne(
otherwise credited tn thia paper L_ ‘
alto the local newt published herein.
Denton, Texas, September 17, 1923
<>f Hlinoia fills n ':iiW'
l?»U- v..:x lr. JMMI th* ,
4 f“.’ Ii ii. itna’ r •))»•
juxuf a :i ’ •,,s comniK-
b‘i!. Ar.y i :><li •. .(•iii.i 1 or '<>rp« »t a I ion
th sir»pl’ t- ( |- rat< ni"i< i- \t hiuU P»r
hir»‘ i rt'i iir. fl t<» |rv» ,v-Rf • v:J<
l<» th.- ( (>hirni 'ff|'«H .that tbe? ^nora *
ti<ai th* v ftu'-p"".' is a ptfblK h r. <-
sitv and Mill a»hi H» th > c.»n\* nit nuc
of th#T |nil*li» . Thiriv ol!>* r^Ftat» n
ha\ • • t-\i mi hi i .a u s .
pi•«»l»I• • rrv<- i n 11 i < n< .in a r
(’)«•<»• in T*but in
ha \ <* »♦» < m«. a t,, (h..
th*- n (| of a ? i nn lit i
■
’ *
to fn?*h
i'l payment
think that
rm •'»!) for
<*he**k f»»r :t
H him tneruh uifilsp on credit ~
aim f» w t h« , xlays will do th, int-
t»*r. although oeraNlonaIJy
found who will Th** man who ranl-
in tlo bank ou^ht to
pstakHsh that fact,-and
( ‘•rtainly i«n t
a hut-’k.
h i. t a n far
< :>t,* i(U t It
he payw it
<|o*-nn‘I, t Ii** i nciden t
don’t <'>.p*'tt to got
usu.’illy nm
But occiiHionnlly there i« n de*
litthtful exception. A nuui nn<o
cftmr tntn my 4dToe and Introduced
hinmrlf dm a former member of ms*
father?* church. He wanted to bor-
row three dollara to pau the ex-
presminT on Home arti<l**N that he
had bought t<> p< ddle. I let him
have the money and forum it Two
yearn later he Rent me three <1ol-
ir.rH with fifty evnts added for in-
ti i est.
I rcrnll the can’c of r man who
wanted to borrow one hundred dol-
lar a from a friend of mine Junt b*»-
foir th** holiday#* The mnn hnd
Just married and wan hnvlna diffi-
culty to make «»nd« meet. My friend
derided to practice a few econo-
mi» M and let him have the mmo v.
On* of tlioa*-' economies w.'h to
forego the hefting: *»ut
graved ChriRtmm* card
eh a Ki in when at Yuk* tide he
c« iv< d a handnom* ly cnuravcti <
from the young man to w|n»m
bad loaned the hundred dollars,
borrower hnd Rpent part of
money
friend had «leriled
i to make thr loan.
It bad been aptly Raid. ’ Neither
.< borrower nor a lender be Ixmn
i4t losica boUi iteelf and friend. And
borrowinR dulls the **due hux-
hnndry ”
say it wag that
rny bin a ■ long
Mre.iilDK Bints he gave
*ne> |uM, anti f»op sea;
Ion« fur hiNtantN? Has
►«r." He ne*t
v»o r. <; uir.r. I «e<T
♦i muntlifc, pop
*re net* new wu Try*
Smjtti
which
verM<*d the judunn nt
circuit court and set aside the com-
mission’s older, and «»T t hiciko and
West Towns Hallway Company, in
which the supreme court upheld the
verdi( t of tlx' Cook County Superi-
or Court in ?>• it ink* aH<l _ - In ord->
grantinu .» c( rtiticate o. ronvon-
ivnee and necessity to tin West
Suhurlijin Transportation ( ompain.
n niotor bus line. The Supreme
4’<»urt in both c.Lsvs. pronounced tla-
opinion that ’he use of ppblie hUYTl-
wrvr by vehicles operated for hlru
should be denied when the tern-
Tory m «4re+*dy H<lcquai«ly i
transportal imi rmntKiiu*-s
ad'‘(|uate responsibility fot
vice and safety (d tlx pu dic.
The court s opinions stat'd illnm-
inntlnKl.v the casr b< twr*-n the ral
t ran**porist ion line and the motor
bus (r jitin \ Th*- former is a an n-
able to reKuiations of t h • p’lblie
authoril' . as !<• ♦ xiv-nt ami uhar.u -
ter of ser\o <• ami r» spoil.dido in
the m iiiim for i.niui\ < r daman-’ to
persons or prnpertv. Ifcuu**' its
large (-apit. l iuvistnpnt is ’-mh it
cannot t-s.-npf I: s >ubje< \ t«» t.iva-
tion ami r ).<|iiir<-d |U maintain^ Its
way am! • <in1nm»-nt t«»r public coll’
Most all are familiar with th's
fabric and you will like to
choose from these rich shades
of Navy, Brown, Copen, Fal-
low and KitTox.
IT’S THAT TIME OF JHE YEAR
Signs of Fall are In the air-
schools are opening, al) are walk-
ing with a step more brijl". and
there’s a lively interest in things
after a l</ng, hot Summer. All
of us welcome a new season re-
gardless of whigh season it Is.
One of our good, reasons ,foy wel-
coming a new season is because
there’s a renewed Interest in things to wear. This storj is nicely
prepared to take care of y0Ur wants. Ask for things.
COATINGS— J
I^ile fabrics will be the more
popular but there is a decided
place for the smoother Cloths
of certain qualities. The
prices quoted below may
seem high on first thought
but when you price the ready-
made coats (>f the same ma-
terials, you won’t think so.
I (fhere is every good reason why
the eitv government should enforce
th<* collection of just claims owing
P it for paving. Not only is much
I of it due, but other sections of town,
' just as much entitled to paving as
- those which have been given paved
streets, are being denied municipal
istance in improvement projects
the dilatoriness of those refus-
to pay.
A Tempi,, business man cashed a
stranger's check for Jt*) on the
strength of (he applicant',s state-
ment *hat he was a bosom friend of
the business man’s pastor. The check
•wat returned marked "no-HBids"
and the stranger had vanished. R* -
uult: Th*, tbief hail $•<*» cash; the
business mnn $iu worth of
* nrm-il * xt>*-ri< n*-*-; un*l Go-
had learned that his name
i-nsh va'lue
t ransact hoi
Tu r. II Tra
The latter is
.lul.iii'in. nor i*-
orts. b*-*'.’idsA Its
* s*> small that
I of to:*;ix-s-S
win'll rennin-
*.; th*' p'lhT*'
-i- Tt is pu' ' •*
M ,..H.* <1T v *v.
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MCORD-CHRONICLE COMPANY H If
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but.who deem it within their
UMt —Advertising MuMgwt rights to veto nn inhibition written
4 e- -T“. into the American Constitution.
M MUMtafoaca ——•*) I5ut 11 ffood many of the honest
^Department----7L_1M members of these classes are seeing
__ . Hlctew t^at contempt of one law that
Ueg. Texss, every eReraeen < does not appeal to them psrtfcu-
Aer by the BeeerA-Cbreaids j )arly is in effect endorsement of the
Aly lteoe« Eeeeaeye ga«1 contempt by anarchists and
• shevists of other lr.-"3 trhich
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« Frees aa« Vnltee Frees
k;~MMUber Agtflt Berea e ef t'trcnlaUeaa.
Member Ameri.xb Newspaper Fab-
IMhrrp* Ariwm Imi ion.
Member Texas Preaa AasocUtloa.
Mamtfr Texas Dall; Praee League.
“■ _~Meaxber Fubtfsbehr /Mryiag Cerpera-
. ""Kuiered aa second-class mall matter
at TDeston. Texas.
NOTICE TuVeEITVEUO
▲ay erroneous" redeetTou upon the
' ■—‘“Darter, reputation or standing of asy
l individual or corporation will be
lly certectad upon being called to
pebllebers' attention.
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iti.'l tpouh i-y uro k» pt In
Bl'tish Nvh.rttls hy th.- t*-acb-
hs H’ibp < t.« «»f study.
''•m IndURtri* n th Dr*
(’(Hl RpIcUHOUM rxampl^R
can Lp accorr.pl is Ind 1n
nf Rprrd when htitpnn
well n.H nv’chnnirnl appli-
.*'nc»‘R uro put tn fpRt againRt time,
example, an EndiRh baronet
wnRored that he would dine
o’clock In a ?Unr < f clothe*
from wool which had been
Ffie(‘p’M back the
Operation* began at ft
n. m. with the waMhing of Riiffl-
cient Rheep to provide the v «»o1.
From a neighboring factory the
wool WftR relurnrd rr doth l«t»- In
th* afternoon, but* early enough to
permit of a tailor and'hlH as^ttd-
rttrp rompletinK th** suit by 7 p m..
in plenty of time for the baronet
to dim It preparatory tn Bitting
• > his •'win ng meal.
and I
rteti, G
(' th-
last
It rant nf bin more than 9 yeers
Who, l»eM-aut»r that* wen you were
b"in. p«»p red You were born in
1 ■'I I jr^t < rroiind suppir time, and
< nt bin in tnn« foi suj»plr
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it
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law
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Very compete sire-ks of
all articles af apparel worn
By iTuiJehKTr rhe rrdWrr
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