Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1923 Page: 2 of 12
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RAINS COCNTY LEADER
1 exas Items
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DOMESTIC
irtment
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Bef-retary
Stanley
Ona hundred and ality four rountiaa
FOREIGN
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Short Chronicle of Fast u«cu*rv».c<s
Threughvut ths Unia* •««* O*»r
Colon ieo-—News From Europe
That Will Internet.
LONDON WAi£«ii8
WORLD SENTIMENT
in its three pntoet dipped 4.031.8TI
head of lb# stock in •Horta to stamp
out Texas tics 1i>*r during Jane ac
TIRES WITH 500 NAIL
HOLES LEAK N0 Al
Aftertax, ?
M Im nortb
mai
tin
«n Texas conducting tics erad*aitea
' cordial invitation
1 Pershing to visit <
the infantry **<••» pment of the Tan-
ordlag to the monthly report of wort
A tiaa Governor Itevidaon seat a
•• • —s to General J J.
Pershing to visit Camp Mabry during
ma nt at.
those
day of v
i your
ing m
th.
the
he demonstratea upon a pubhc high
way v* wloag&CTCU '•• ’*• n*»rno*« la
to sell it.
flraat Events Thai Are t'l'iaWi)
ing the World's Destiny Told
In Paragraphs
•y Barmen and Lemburg
ly Maaaaraa Against
Germans
signed
1ft and
Deafer
omae r*
Uad ter
bales.
French Occupy
aa Penalty
Winn the soldier got back they
rapcr*»! they had barn Insulted and
jeered at hr Civilian* While in the
bands of the police.
Thu IB*, ideal. It la expiate** baa
causeJ tn«- cf n<.*w»e*
It ta also claimed that th* security
police In Rermen and ElbeneM bare
raewwiiy BvwS BBfffiffH 4*» ABt>lhf
oneratsooe against the French.
-
IWU MUKt iuwHS ARE
TAKEN BY THE FRENCH
W. A Nabors,
aiooer, and R B. Walthi
and gas supervisor, left
too. after which they w
tour nt euiua of the Gul
Balds, of which there are twenty-two.
It will be their ttrei sCApacUon of
that section of the oil Industry
I An applies *!jY«
I oom*****tin® inettrenc* rat* a
1«1X /ronl lire re tro< n ft la ft with (be
favo
nlnu
fba school tax election ba'1 In the
YarreliioD school district last mouth
to Increase the school tai from M
cants to 75 cants on the |1<>J vsluw
tion. has been declared void by the
district court Th* aourt held that tba
ejection petition did nut allege th* *pw
ci lie amount of the increase
l’”£
Dr 7 G. DafetSBX rt die- '
•**•* «♦ th* Iftsnlin treatment for
to listed for an annuity of
,tM«M in •enmfBc-
Ln the House of '’oanosi
General Henri Gouraud of France
reviewed »on« of the Arnertcsn I u( ,nr ,|T--V„ w ----—
troops be commanded for a time in ! the military guard escorting the fun-
UL’orlM War whan h*> Visit*d ■ - --• tk* AAmafafv T WO
.... A.j.-r.si
Th- vn*n
•tai approrM th* foiinwtu. in....
Wolf* City Frhnol OMI wrial.
(Hi; Wolfe city u.ki JJ**
James I.. Thomae, tutor In I
at th- tntrerell, of T*'<aa. ha* mat
had publSshed » hook on the a "
nt ■ I'undanentale of Hadto."
hnnk was puXl
Noatrand UBW
la Intended to
will giro tbs
upon which aii ari. «*pcr*te.
Stairs to aka special precautions
to Insure adequate financing for the
marketing of agri cultural products.
The Tariff Commission has order-
ed an invesligation into production
costs and other data bearing on im-
port duties on lags of Br, spruce, ce-
dar or Western hamlock., and au-
W had set Aug. 3 aa the dale
tor a prelimiua.y hearing on the
I rates
I Despite the advance of the motor-
ing saason, the Nation’s gasoline
stixh on Juno 1, was hut R W0.00B
gallon* below the figure attained o«
Mav 1. whon the high record mark
.>( 1,333,437,117 gallons was attained,
the Department of Interior has an-
Tba Attorney Omrneal approved
and the Secretary of Btate filed the
' charter of a railroad that la to M J
tend from Fort Worth up to the I
1 New Mciico border and probably in- 1
to New Mcslcc It la the Teana
PanhanUe a Gulf, with offices at
Tulia and capital stock 12,70a,Odd.
lods gen
thirty .
Assoc late Jwauoe Of ‘b“
•Hs!** court of Civil A pp» aIs. named
to bead the board to rodry the lawn
of Feias, said that the board will
have its first meeting in Austin <>•
rad arrange to start I be
It has two years io
plete the codifirttbte. The Iasi re-
visions were made tn 1>U and 1805.
eral cortege to the cemetery Two
hundred persons bnve been arrest-
--
FashfWn in Ciecb*.
No* so ••♦ng ago the bi.d* «
BRiEFS SY CA21E
WIRE, WIRELESS
Fort Bliss army reservation, near
El Paso, was trusted ♦**
freight rates aa apply to and from
El Pano In an order issued by the
Stat** Railroad Commission after
hearing on compiauti of War De
parts:out autl-oritles that old rates
were too high.
——*
H He found it
—*: in V«l^?»yaj5o
done in the slate under the super*i»ivg
of the live stock sanitary cooimiaaiur.
of Teias and the bureau of animal
industry
IUJ..'cad2 »•••♦ »*•*♦ »*•' siD*a»o of
reconditioning compressed cotton ar
riving at destinations o( leva Ihaa 22 &
pounda per cubic toed, the railroad
commission has ordered Certain rail
road« had declined to meat the eipensa
>f reconditioniug. k U laud Af*er
reconditioning the cotton the railroads work
must look to the original compraaa fat
reimbursement
Meh*
••ar*
I SB
*onaider the I
V — —------
III Condensed Austin News ■
Rallr -ad Coram is
t.a”. chtof oil
Ft for (Salvos*
will make a
slf Coast oil
HKh an* ■«**»«•<•** -.m»
WK1V>. MSOW < VSMMl
Cgihoun i
the i use '
titles of Moroccan oysters.
FnP .wing Japan's reported propo^
s«*l tor a the**-poorer part to ropt***
the five-power naval agreeifi*at tn
Gm «»ei.l France refuses to ratify
Lbs Washington terns*, discussion of
the Washington ronf*r*nr* propose la
i in Ue* French Chamber of
■ K*t*^p«d the
spted in view - _—-
France face* an oyiter famine be-
cause oyster Ttefin on both the North
R*a cosuit and the ahores of the M» d
iterranean have been struck by a
xtra!’"’* ••»«*•*»• in an effort to re-
vitalise the banka a new strain >» %ww _
l>*in« introduced in the French bed*. <0 miles of eoncret* and asphalt conn
by the transportation of large quan try road| the rtrst of ttelt TOar
Tbe Aland Association at San An-
tonio has bsien presented wlta an olfi
Bpanish eannob. Mid to have beoa
1 by the Spanish in thair deieuae
la Alamo against Mesicana iu iiiJ.
W. I! Maverteh. tn* »h4v«j Using na
tiv* of San Antonio, gave the cannon
to the aaeoctaUutt The gun was found
•” ’•*’ wh«te ev*
I made for the
home
^ShiYP^ u
waatar but w-uld Hire
nlty to find «ul d you "•
rer.4 > uur n»mf and »4<*<
& Hrxthre Cum|»ny.
Strre* Vk.
Yow will rwwi»« al^or* "™-WM
Italy Irw aanipwv w
P-ut Slir* and Raady-KuWrel Th^M
you car. )u4«< in, ,«,•*«
think about thia tobacco that n»
rran> imokm claim (ivw compbta
| i>i|--aatirfart.>a«.
| 11 you aiu iww-A. tit *• ~
7 oddrea, of > our roruiar obacro .feohr
wit h yourren. uoat Tor the fre* aaaiptaa,
your rourtcay wiU b> apirocfttr*.
To K«t<>U Trfwore MW-Mar W
your fobbor cannot aupply ymr with
Edfeworlh. Laroa Bn.(Mr C«i>Faar
wiU gladly arerd you prepaid h; pared
a <>n<- or two-orwan carton <4 w-Z
»i»» o< iwtrewor u. r.»* sa«—"
Rohhre* for the cam, prtca you wouM
faaw
SUM ' *£b4
i < ri*Aha&4* *
first adopted
formula.
The Prime
Bald w ia, in Ue
A IW page petition was presented
at the White Hoose asking President
Harding ‘o order an inve itigation
of the trial and conviction of Mar-
cus Garvey, president of the L’niver
sal Negro Improvement Association,
found gulity in New York of con-
spiracy to use the malls to defraud.
MidlclouR tampering with a switch
caused the head-on collision of the
T*xas A Pacific railroad at Dothan.
I Teias, on May 34. which resulted
| in the death of one employe and s«i
i others and the !n>ry nf aii pa»»en
| gera and five employes, the Inter-
1 alMa Commerce f'ominiaaion has do-
♦M*nts Tbsse were of ■••*
.idn|4*(! ♦« lb'* •partaF*',grfl
Profile needled fin
ay? then ti»ev now tn
wrlat wwtrhes, VM dock* nnp/ . - ,
L-! r ’■* OHP uHi
I small sou
1 docks fill s rest need tbs dr
table, or a d« *k Th* •impte’
ere th J'*rt**** * »1*» <1
< ntlrty* y.wre*lf imta M'l <*•«• >
n>in<»sruv« < Ma
'"iNTk'i^?F"rLTT ‘ 4W"
I Of •TATCMEKT AS
»*TION»
FAVOR HUGHES’ SUGGESTION
I , .. ~~ . . J ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL
Porwtuia *•» American Secretary of I
5t<is May Influence Later
Memnrandur*
b
Sheriff John B. Taylor of
dqpky, O., always takes a camera
with him when be goes on a hunt
for boolleg gers. He brings In photo-
g. .phic as well as actual ev*d*nce.
Records show that 47,000 care of
wateraMilMMl are rained ia th'- i nn> <!
Btales. Of iheae. Texas rai««» oaa
tenth. Parker County raises one-
furtielb of the watermelons grown
wnicu wai
Upon
thia act dvptoUda
over r-'Jtahw in
Annottnrsmsnt haJ^ratbeen ma** I
of tna cf Dr. A *’ •**•- '
sou, associate profeasor of English .
Id the Vnivereiiy of Texas. Dr. ,
I Judson will go tu the I’niversity of
Indiana, here he will hold the post- i
tion of professor of English in that :
institution.
Dusseldorf. —The town of Lem-
berg. just beyond tbs Coburns
bridgehead, which the Ameri<ans
formerly held, is no* norupied by
French troops as a permanent occu-
pation town.
The French official announcement
of the occupsiivu does set give th*
number of officials thus taken as
|t u u.iflrrgtoo^ (Ae
operation, whl h was on a coasiavr-
abb* acale. was undertaken to itn
pOSC a pe*«i*y 4nr numerous recent
frontier incident*. Barmen Is jnst
outside the occupied area and the
frontier affaire culminated recently
in one which involved lhe eecurt*
police near that town.
Rvrsnily two Fv*nrh soldiers who
were following some German a mug
glera were surrounded in the woods
by a band of fifteen of the security
police, the French say. Th* police
seised thv Frenchmen. kidnaping
Cfewt ii-2 tatlrg ♦***" fn WISrerfreM
where they were questioned and dis-
armed. Th*lr arms were finally re
turned to them wtthot*t cartridges
and they wvte taken to the frontier
gnd »thwwt tn reenter tbs occupied
r'over*miter Rmith sold be did not t
know who asked the Attorney <>••• .
eral for an opinion as to whether '
th* mate Board <»T Education must !
m**t «m the Ifith of each month, but
as a member of lhe boaru. »»«■ •««b,2
sav that it ia not going to m**t ’infll
Gov Neff returns to
; textbook contracts of last Doombsr.
phyalo, ■ •<-'Mb.g |.rw
________ ___. u> l«»t Urg* kind 1
ibHtfted * book oa the subject [
The J
the D Von j
fuml’h ft teat <bs«
elementary theory
asphalt topping la now being
the highway from Lui kin tu DI
In a short time this road will
bo completsu lo ths Neches river, coa-
aseting lhero with Polk coumy'a spion
did highway
Ths son tract 'or tbroo ana a *ai*
miles of stat* highway ul the Anglo
ton road district has been lot lbs
rood leads north from the town of Aa
gielon and eoauvets with the Anchor
road district, ia ths main higboai
from Angleton to Houston
as National Guard asserting mo
prsoeuct “would O* a great inspira-
tion to the cltfnen soldiery *’ General
Persh'og will be In Texas at the Ums
win inspect Fort Kate Houstou.
. ins DWBvWWUS, piuivn»iuu«i —
| tic Utv of RwMrtg under the C,»r
I A kinkll Hock of chicken, hatched
Feb » of thia year I, < lalnred by
their owaer, Dr B. A. 1
dleton. aeren mil*, north of Temple,
to be record breaker, ,o tar as lay-
ing la concerned. He claim, to be
gathering an arerage at a <loaen and
a half e,.ga a day from the brood
the Irat of Thick common. 1 laying
on Juno 1, when but fou- month, old.
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Lord Mayor of Ixmdon is granted
an allowance of 140,000 a vsar anu
u*e of ths mansloa-house.
Signora Mimi Final r**estly diris-
tho tUrwe-horsc power flivver
airplans •'Swallow,” in Home. wiU«&
is reported to be tbs smallest tn
tba. work
Premier Mussolini of Rome has in-
I vilest iwpie*« a*atlvrs c* ell nations
interested to meet in a conference
discussing Italian Immigration.
Rlogfrld Wagn*r, son of Hans
I» < igg.uBTTM w/ Wagner, the composer, recently sign-
Watts of Pen | e.| a contract With JuIm D*tb-r at
-aw ------- th<J Bayreuth opera to tour America.
Andrew Bonar law has sufficient
ly improved In health to b* able ts
leave Ixindon for a resort on tbs
south cmat. It la authoritatively
stated that there has been a slight,
but distinctly favorable result from
♦he treatment the former Prime Min-
*.»ee eeeontlv underwent.
Several soldiers, Including <w rw
(t Iona I militiaman, were seriously
I wound**! at Parma when voliticfl ag
Itators who desires to make an issue
of the death of a laborer fired on
Stale Cotr.pt.oiler Smith RnnouDS-
*d thst lhe Confederate pen sloes for j
th* ouartrr beginning Sept I will j 5/n’aa
be Mv rawh. bifh*«» ♦*» <*»* tai»- ;
tory m Toma. Whee Mr Rmhh a. I
i’ offi'-o ia ITM <he amount was {
He also hmmi* Um; farther stalo* i flfll
ment that hy Jan. 1. m-it. h* hoped ,
*h* pensions will have gone to j HHH
soeh ’.'here are now atx>ui ** wv
Ths Federal Council of Churebea
ha* hia»*ed a formal denial vf press
reports uw*< U UUorrr- —* -I .
court proposal at the solicit at tarn of j
tba Brats Department.
Ip vls-a o* the approaching wheat
harvest, the Federal Oeser? e Board
isHHt-d instructions to Federal Re-
Then he headv^ P'wH* and
found it up near the
Minister,
House of Commons,
and Marquis Curson in tbs House of
I .ords, to great audiences mad** iden-
tic pronouncements on the uowto-
ment s policy on the reparations
problem. In contrast to such stale
ui*nia by his prooecsssvi ■. *u.
Lioyd-George aad Mr. Bonar Law,
vhlch were very long. Premier Bald-
wlna pronouncements were partic-
ularly brief, taking about sixteen
minutes tur delivery, and as In neith-
er House did tbs Opposition offer
criticism of any consequence, lbw
a. *m«mU>us proceeding* were quick
ly *ud(ui
The question ou everybody’s ups
— Bow far tno Bril tab Government's
open disapproval of the French
Ruhr policy and its bolding aloof
therafrom were to be converted lai)
an active policy, separata frnm
France was to a great extent un
pn«w*r*4 pre uisr Baldwin cer-
tainly moved quite perceptibly awa>
from Mr Bonar Law's attitude of
PumivUm*, ffiXCaiuA 9ft b» announc-
ed Umb Govcra&eatte decision to sut>
mit to the s'Iles a separate reply to
Germany’s latest offer
This was the only Important point
«♦» tb* nroneuBcrment. which, for
the remainder, was a warning evneu- , Wte
ed In the moat friendly languag*, apple
bttt plainly telling Francs that the j tb* fi
Brlilah Government could not muck
longer remain a passive spectator
to a policy which concerned the ec-
onomic collapse of Germany, and
wfth it disaster to ths whole of Eu
rope.
H. C. Morrow JrM who for fifteen
month* waa secretary to Railroad
■ Commissioner Warte R Marfleld. has
’ SMtiBiM th* poaittoa of executive
dark in th* Iteperttn^nt of Slats.
been introduced in the House of R p
r esen tat Ives by Dr. Craig ArnoLl,
Lumpkin County
WUU u bt?!fe**d M he the largest
* tree in the country stand* on
— farm of Wes Eaton, four miles
west of Sullivan. Ind. The tree
maasnres eight feet in circumference '
and the spread of its branches Is 5V
feet. It Is loaded with tloesoms and
from appearances will bear a record
crop
The second large party of Kussian
refugees to reach th* United States
I from Siberia oy War of '’H. ♦»»* ♦*n*d
first having coms to Saa rrancisco,
. has arrived In Fsattlc oa lhe steam
i ship President Jackson. Among the
I 91 ft vn*n women and children were
any whn occupied high a.aiivu* la
is bnstwess. professional and artte-
The Yoakum District Glnnerv’ As- .
•ociation will meet at Yoakum, July 2\
ia ai'Bod convention.
Broom coin planted In the viclntl
Wflriw <">HWVWam4JJ '
years, is now being
A permit to do buxines* m TexaB
has been granted to lbs Interstate , and
Trust Company of Wilniiugton, u*L.
capital stock 8443,750, with its isxaa
1 office at Houston ■ la being made to enj
Tbe number of convlcts tn Texas In
reaching the high mark, the total be-
lug 2.S0C, of which tw*ntvone are |
in Insane aaylums. Borne years ago
lhe numb* r eirewded 4.0v0 by a ssiaH
znargte.
The
gfvei
boll
I Bvlertloa o< Capt. Claud* v Hiwk. > Dr F C. BaSttSS *• <11- euuataj « per eent etW knrem uks!
' .n h* cblrt of th» N,<> ,>»*•* —! nt re. Ina.lin trea.m*a< tar bayor, aa,.n that Ika ret* wilt *. ,
lorl aar* E -■ . I'»'"»*•» * '«•* f<" “ « P« eval by »,««•, Ure
---*----- HL **■-’’ * 10 re-*.. t*'—T—X
— KAufoian Csur’y | ®* * (Wialoa ot it. l**t CapUln > latest party of rooS-TW” tonrtre, w.rrwlt vn> H.tor. iba
.. wfc -)H w w„ Mwi4 tr re. United Bretaa at U-» Crare ,(l w„ „ ,e<A.„ (fc
k-*r* ar. that >»ti t„; j_ w,,-a|i — «•* ^44# -Vitro"- ~~ ** ■ • *■' *•’ \ ....... |'
' n, nt Kaaftunn •’ A1'-n by tb" tare .t,, h,Mt of recrfr'lH »a»k M*«a- __
»m te mat -■ ■ I Tjlj-ffl4*!- ilore a» aerrrd a leaf U». a. 1 ,*u Mint ttre third, bat h Taa CM*raC« Coan I r -rop. are repa—as ,
t—•—' ........ *1.1. kablt - kin, u.tter tbaa tlrer bark for reaap
special
UnH*d I
)f tb* Government's
sad the evening
rerly scanned
Washington's
ta i<h one of the biggest cotton yields
.b the history of the county tn pros
puci, ttlfif tb?***ewM by pests
of various kinds Bell County fanners
are now reaortlug le ib« metb<
erally and successfully used
years ago lu« e«teMW*l^a w^tta;
that of the torch light and pan
Farmers of Men county
successfully muvemad ;Iu. U
best oats crop in many years Tbe
arreeg* was below normal, but (bt
yield was muck larg-r than usual
averaging between 50 apd 40 bushels
per acre About 125 cars were skip
ped from Belt00 aad Temple About
one-third of the crop waa hern ia rw
serve
Supplementing a former opinion of t
the department Assistant Attorney I
General Bryant ha* ndvised the Stale j
Highway Engineer that section »A
of the acts nf the Thirty Sixth !><• I
I tslatur* ronteroplstes that ah auto- ■
mobile dealer shouU have a current ;
- • ’ «'• ?neW p.
In a. trial test wsa
nn tlm-« w1th*Ut !*»• I««M
- trererere«*» vn«V SB I l«affw
! 12 thotiMnd mure
this wundrrfu! tuba from
• and the <4 It la that th'ff
pun* lure-|»rkMn tubs f<>str no
1h» ordinary ieb*. You caw writ- SSM^H
WiHiatne st C*mm*r<-. and H*r*SS<.M
Dallas Te«. H* w«»»* to imr-Hlu * M
.. . r. * w mdortai opprr- 3
......... ,1
| cldad.
i Cm. Oe*’**ed, who hrourh bark an
empty right sleeve frqyy Gallipoli,
wept at the tomb of the unknown sol-
dier in Wessington r*r«*tiily. "Hers
uetumtM ***•• a* owl i.L»b rf paU«h«wl
stone sleeps the greatest hero of us I
all. for he symhniines those immor-
U«S Who •••* H»etr all.” the famous
French General said. “How little
have ws given m comparison.*
The Chinese prefer ornate, heavily
, embossed jewelry to that of atmplr
design, says Trade CnmmlssioDer
Hoyt, Shanghai, in a report to the
. Department o( Commerce. Chtnee*
ring* are clumsy, aa compared with
those of American manufa<*ur*, the
stones be lag very lsr»ra and the set-
ting* extremely ertfde Jade and
' semi-precious stone setting* can be
obtained very cheaply in China and
’ | are universal^ worn.
° Nantes used In electrical measure-
ment* have been bestowed In honor
| of great electrtciaas from every
‘ ‘ country in d** world Watt was a
. . .u o. . ' Bcottlah sclent lata, who established
m«uk vi Im* •ds.cad a** W tbe Rtate M.^iauresient; Aw**** * Freeh-
> the r.<,Vn>m«,t. _h»« whn fl„t ,h. Irw m
1 the electric current; Voita, the Hal
i Ian, who first measured the*pressure
of the current; Ohm. the German.
I who first calculated lhe resistance
| to the current.
Acting Governor Dertdson says h*
would issue some pardon*, a faw, .
but that he had Dot granted any thun
far. He has boen besb-ged tbe last j
two days aa tew uov*MU 'rs have, by I
pkTcons seeking pardons His an- j
nouacwUM'Mt Ij, th? Srw* t Im St (am)
that be would grant aBy pardons j
during bia temporary incumbency. ,
th* World W'ar when he visited
Qusntlm, Va . camp of the Filth and
Sixth Marine regimenta
Senator Oscar Underwood o( Ala-
bama. who ia expected to be one of
the loading contenders for tbe Demo
cratic presidential nomination, has
ohuiimu Lamm m lOfig T*r**fm*w towr
H* went Into seclusion upon his ar-
rival aad declined to mak* any state-
regarding his intentions in 1914.
friends ar* positive he will
be a -sndldate
irniar MM «s«K.aibc order i
by President Harding Juu* II
jus* nieuw pMMtk, S«K£roiarF Duncy
of tb* Navy become* r* J
eponslble for h- administration of |
I the Volstead aci tn tb* Vlrgia Is- !
| lands. in**Mu*ti ; J
j of administrating ths art lu the l.< I g^rraMiaat will bo aerei
lands from th* ftecretarv of the | Of Premier Poincare's i
i Treswao. I LL
The fig crop of Galveston County,
with the exception of ths territory |
around Bau L*oa, will be less this
: year than last according to reports
from thrc«noui <h« <vuuty. Ths ma
Jorltv of tho growetb report that tbs
Malo frtsi’** 'hi* v*ar geigvad tbo
crops considerably Not only will the
crop this year be small, bu' ths tlra«
of picking will be delayed
wlf b* about 1.200 students
sttending the Cltitrns* Military irrwe .
ng Camp at Fort Ham Houston. Ban
Antonio, from July 23 to August 2d.
The army estimates feeding each one
at a coat of 70e per day Ibis is a
total o( 1346 per day. which win bo
spent in Ban Antonio paid out for
groceries and vegetables Grouwre and i
dealers in other kinds of food will get
I25.fto# worth of bust Des* during tba
month's training.
The Coleman County Pioneers' As-
aoeteffen te»« ♦*•♦ b*en organised at I
vrTT—r. •*- ••••***•• n# W**«MMI »
alive history, tradition and memoriae |
of early civilisation In Central West
icxsB Cbxr.sr tH-tebare number 10d
and It is expei tad that thia number
will ba gresJy increased wbeu ll*a
organisation becomes permanent
Contracts for 389.000 worth of as
phult surfacing were awarded by tbe
Smith County highway rommissk>D re-
cant ly Nineteen miles of roadway
will be tirated with asphalt under this
contract, the wnrk cost jag an sverage
of |5 000 a mile The completion of
tbe won •«*» gift* roSBtth *v*r
__
AssisiauL Attorney Qereva! Cavee
Land Coinmisrtoner .'(obison
Lave *vuv U) Mon'•*"n to annoor
in a law suit in which an atu-mpt
-joj,n the !**nd
Com mi«sloner from declaring vacant
130 acres of land near in oil field.
rte^t Rrlfel* 1* waiting
with eager interest for tbe refio* nn
world opinion of Premier Baldwin**
pronouncement on reparations m the
House of Cemmons recently.
Officials here appeared «
M V-' ?*- the
fiiafes thought
iau-st gesteie,
news papers were cage
SBr some reficctton of
attUude.
If lhe Amerl'-aD Government gives
evidence of diaappointment at the
failure id Mr. Baldwin to present
specific terms Mecretary HufibM'
•uggesrton for an imperi al interna
Donal audit of Grrmnsy s assets, it
may he said thut the Idea will prob- r
?My to «.< tuith mare tally In j ln ,h' v*“"'1 8u,e*
Qretf Britain’s proposed draft reply |
to Germ cn’a latest memorandum. 1
aiac* It waa Germany herself who
Hughes |
The great granddaughter of G*n.
Robert Edward L*e of Civil War
farue, Mias Irma Martin Phelps, 17,
of Elgin Hi, was married at Grown
Point. Ind., to Wilson Wright of Ki-
gin.
Celebrating th Fourth of Ju’;*,
convicts at the State penitentiary at
I Jefferson City, Me., pe»**d ala on*
«)uite> bill* tCF” ••••*♦** the boll
day, atcording to prison officials. Tho
raised money w»« passed at stands
u/u-iv'.cd *»h*v convicts.
1 A superior glass sand Inechausti- i
bie In quantity has b^u discover*!
within five miles of Ranger which
will likely be deve!»pvJ in th* near
future. N*arbv Is a gigauth gammr
from which l.OOO.dU) feet of gas ti sv
be secured lor U»«* •<MUi£Ai pr.r* of
, t cents a thousa rl foet.
Dr. Robert Ernest Vinson, former
president of tbe Gniversily ot Texas,
and succe»sor tc Charles F Thwins I
as president of Western Reseive Uni- j
varsity of Cleveland, has assumed
that office. There was no ceremony.
Au elaborate Installation program
will be held In Oclobe*
A Mil to repeal the Georgia
hi bi tion law, which wouiu teav*
full responsibility for the enforce
IU Tolst-afi art <* th* Rtat*
No matter what part of the world
i y*f*4 ma/ And re«reJf fe
make you fre* more at Lome chan to
walk into a rtor<‘ and discover your
: favorite smoking tobacco for sale
You get a great thrill from seeing
your home newspaper in a *»range
land and an ever, greater tkriii on
mealing someone (rum Uiv uiu uom*
J town. But UAisem certainly < oman
Bttt 4»i<fer of importance in
away-from-homt- thriUs.
With your favorite tobacco In
‘ivorite pipe, Ide w worth tivtt
tost any romer of the globe.
This thought was inspired by th*
following interesting tetter from Mr
j W. E. Bromley, an Edgeworth *moker
Lares 4 BrMkar Cs.
<ieslle*Me:
ia ■*>*>• <4 rour MrrriM*MB* fro* '
tl*a to Um<i I L«»» BolirM k-ttora truw
di#rr»nt uarra of Kdgawvn* SOBoktag
Tobacco aod 1 *oa4er»d l aasnea evar
had a mvfa varied . ipertafita tbaa I bar*
When >• Vajpaiaiw.. i,.U / - -
•ould get it, aad ahea I waa aa .re. w
aa a r»aa eosid wall go witboat gotai
tba ■ Juiapiag-<4T pTara,** I c«uM
Edgeworth Ready-fiuhhad.
I Kara aa old Lnw that 1
ter , ■ «r» aa,s it never bad a (
but Ldgcwortb ia it.
II tuat uta . gvSRga..in<,nyauuCna.w
Yoara truly,
*Uf*od) W B. Broaatey.
If Mr. Bromley mtlrM'^reiu.nt
skips from roctincnl to evntlowr-hX
rerord of kreping sll lobsoro but *
Edgsvor- - ~t« <>» Ms bryy is <nd«-ed
aoCTorthy,
Although Edgf.orth dore resrh th.
far eerr re of th. rer,h three -nnrt b.
tlmre when th. supply runs lev •»
--Zsatibsr snd oUwr
c*u«v«* tMMssmp*
But as a rule
Edgeworth smokers,
wberw-r they are,
genrran., nu.nagv to
find a way Lu g<t
Edgeworth, for they
_ GOO l iwCt aa .1
JV they are really
■ fTetit»b'seT»
U rewure t,.~U S lit
r t!c hlw -re
you ar* not
*d gt worth
♦ an oppurtu-
ast to be one, J
Jcmmi u» Lam Jfa
06 boud ICstag
District Judge 0 eorga
took under auvisement
i iwaling the validity of the gasoline
I tas act of April _
1 effect but two months,
validity of
oclievtton of
uaauliUkj lax ot 1c
---tr Ht irrs •ssj.iU
Iniumi. < omnnrewn. > OUIMmKMWl
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Hill, Tom W. Rains County Leader (Emory, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, July 20, 1923, newspaper, July 20, 1923; Emory, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1322658/m1/2/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rains County Library.