Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 191, Ed. 1 Friday, March 23, 1928 Page: 4 of 12
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<. l. I. March 29 Average Age of Members of Nation’s
Highest Court Is More Than 67 Years
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Interpreter of
Spanish Songs at
Muller concluded with the deelar- I
ion, that the path of Improvement I
the race lies in takme control of i
ic gentcr. instead of allowing
mtes to continue control of
William
ci
dud
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he
flight
moves a
11 v days or weeks.
Some connection between justice
and longevity is Shown by the fact
that there have been only ten chisF
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“To such expert* aa Q. T. Lor am.
one of the conunistlouers for na-
tive affairs in South Africa and
Dr. R. R Moton, the head of Tus-
kegee Institute L. ....
shall be indebl
Senorita Luisa Espinel. fascinal-
I mg interpreter of Spanish song-
j wh:> will make her appearance in
the auditorium of C. I A Thursday
i veiling. March 29.
im mule place on the concert piat-
O' X.
iroi . the
' p nc f <i d
r I
hr
I into>1 t Al ' LS
by’s m:\ni
March
2-\-ear-old
S. K
in Altbamb, we
>ted for advice on ra-
cial problems and negro education.
There will be numerous other 1T-
cognized experts to whom we shall
turn in the master Of
rural areas, the special
■fc
’ it mBS
in the
____ „_____ - ’Isms of
the Pacific and religious 0406x1100."
The meeting is the direct out-
come of the World Missionary
Conference held in Edinburgh - in
1910. Then was displayed the ne-
cessity of a permanent organization
to deal with problems of co-oper-
ation and the international Mission
arv Council, formed after the War.
was organized to meet that need.
Besides delegates from the Brit-
ish Isles, the United States the Do-
minions and the Continent of Eu-
rope, there will be nationals from
India. China, Japan Turkey,
Egypt. Malaysia and various
of Africa.
In speaking of the proposed
methods of dealing with the rela-
tions between Christian and non
Christian systems, Paton explained
that an attempt would be made to
get away from the traditional lines
of formal comparison between sys-
tems "We shall endeavor to see
what It is the devout Moslem or
Hindu lives by,” he said, “and so
clear the way for a statement of the
Christian world mission which will
do full justice to the non-chris
tian churches at their best All our
preparatori’ material has that atti-
tude in mind.
lished under the first operation of
...i United States Constitution in
1789 ‘
One of the most famous of thete
It) Chief Justice JobnMarshalJ. set
a record of 34 years bn the highest
court, which has not been sur-
passed since, although three asso
elate justices. Joseph Story, Step
hen J Field and John M, Hartnn.
also served 34 years each
• Justice Holmes, thrice-wounded
Civil War veteran, has served on
usually given at the * pr.ng com-
mi ncement and his pres lote.tion
featured the observance of senior
wr.k at Hie college.
Dr
phasized the
i- of the C
'In- piano -i
Declaring evolution limitless in its
ability to change life and adding I
that It is impossible to forecast just
how far changes, now undt r wav.
will go Dr J H Muller profer.or
of zoology at Texas University and I
rated as one of the, greates-f kcien f
tlsts of the day addressed numbers
of the senior etas- and more than j
1.000 students, faculty members and
townspeople |U the Teachers Col-
lege auditorium Friday evening
The address .sponsored by the
giariuating class, took the place this
year of the pomminceiuenj address
S< mor week .
itii a party at
tdurdiiv evening
Last Sunday altemoi.n Hu- "b-i y.-.ti-oui
of senior week beran with I r'
I lie |
Baptist 1
Visit Fort Worth
the Senior class at.
Colle", left Friday
Werth
lie guests of a number of con- ,
is during the afternoon. to at-
I a theater as a part of the ccle-
ion of senior week at the col-
L WM-
Big Red Juicy Strawberries
f . .
Home grown mustard greens, fresh carrots, lettuce,
tomatoes and good hard head cabbage at 4c pound.
Phone 27 or 127.
r m es tim:.
Pinkel, 2-vear-old ,;on
I Mrs S. E Parker,
a result o! having
small tin.! into In." v.inrlpip"
at play.
act ;vit les v, ill i 1< >;.e
t tlie Country Chib
st I \I
Mau I
< ■ mn
supreme courts for 45 years al-
though his 25th year on the United
States Supreme Cotfrt wfrs com-
pleted jusl a few weeks ago. Be-
fore His appolntmenb-Uy Resident
Roosevelt, Holmes served for 20
years on the supreme judicial court
of Massachusetts.
The present age of the justices
now, in order of Heir seniority or
tin court are as follows:
Cnief Justice Taft. 70; Ilojr.es,
87; Willis Van Devantar nearly 68.
James Clark McReynolds. 66. Lout;
Dt-mbita BrandeU, 7U George
Sutherland. 66; Pierce Bulicr,
Edward Terry Sanford. 62
Harlan Fiske. Store, 55. <->i
Justice Stone !s the only Coolldje
appointee on tac court, he replac-
ed the late Jiutl’e McKenna, who
re igned because ol ill heaRn eariy
in 1925, Four justices Taft. Suther-
lanu, Butler and Sanford, Were ap-
P"ii.ted by Um tat" J President
Hardffig. and JusUij Van Decanter
was appointed by Taft himself
when the latter was president.
Two justices remain pf.fhose ap
pointed by PreUJent Wilson Thej
sre Justices McR*yrolds the only
bachelor on thi court ant} Bran
dtis, whose appointment caused
much comment In 1916 because he
was a Jew.
These leaders
j terirlic.'- and life hubiu of individ-
uals itiru liritditv 11 mutations
i brought abcul by the use of the x-
i av.
Members of
le Te:(en >rs
on lor Fort
Muller, in his address, em-
fact tli.it while life
cannot be made it can be remade
l.V the scientist. He -nd be had
found it possible to cl..mge charac-
teristic.'- and life habit:
hendity <t
I.ONDON, March 23.—The great-
, i recorded gathering of misaion-
. i \ i.cietles will assemble in Jeru-
iiein tomorrow for the inaugtira-
: >i; of tlie International Mis^ion-
council’s meeting
iiepres?ntativcs from every Chris-
i n country will live together un
.r the shadow of the Mbunt of
• :ve.s during 16 days of public con-
i' 'etices and private discussions.
The gathering on the Mount of
, Uives wffl be diffeicnt from prevt-
s meetings, deemred the Rev. Wil-
li mi Paton, one of the secretaries
t the International Missionary
< . ,nncil, in an interview here, "since
>t only the leaders of fhe misslon-
:, committees—such as the Bishop
1 Salisbury Dr. Johp R. Mott,
I'u'sident of lire Worlds committee
1 the Y. M. C A —and In addition
u h men as the Bishop of Uganda,
i.isliop Linton of Persia, Canon
i uirdner of Cairo and Dr Hender-
on of South Africa, but also a large
nuhiber of men and women from
i be younger churches in the East
and in Africa will be present."
fn addition to the reg-nlar deie
gates, a number of political, eco-
nomic and ethnologic experts are
i xpected to attend to give advice
in various technical matters sched-
uled to cOme before the Council
For instance," continued Paton,
when discussing industrialism tn
wlili.i $■; 1,1)11 : fol
; rare collection of costumes, acces- 1
lories and
ciuitimt a small museum for the
pre. < o’.i'ion of her v;', :d song pic- I
J ' i.l Hpnin. ;
Tins nrti t, whom New York crit-I p
‘ i on.pallet to R-.i' iii'l Mellor, ‘•yet t
;it th" triustc hall balladry ot I
" is collaborating with 1W- ‘
Ums, professor of Spwlmti _____________________ ________
>f Cchtmbife university; justices since' the court was7eSBUP in
City, in the pvblvatlon
morning j o! a on Spanish Folk Mugic.** • (Ju
-—•■•t-j containing more than 200 sons s
r. iviMire of Senorita E>-
iIti-ir.iti d with bcautilul
,o: of Spaiii.ih costumes
. i'ic.iI of the provinces
Moab t.ic various songs are
i i Espinel declaies
• - than 1.000 folk 'ongs
:r province ot A.st.u’.a. a
■•.er pencirated by
<>rs
‘ -e-r -r-
Tlie pit ture shoWx Stanley Dunham, the man who built the St
icis Dam near Los Angeles, which cost nearly 300 lives am:
•kvd millions of dollars of property destruction when it crumbled 1 the East and labor problems in Ai-
flooileil the Sun ]■ 'rancisi|uito and Santa I’uula district. The picturi
taken at the scene of the disaster.
tea at the Mary Arden Lodge
mday evening members < f
iss attended - the First
lurch and on Monday
e class went on a funtise break
4 to Pilot Knob
inquet was hold at the <;<>d-
in Hofei Monday evenin'.:. !•’< I-
ivin;' iIn dliuur member . <1 '.lie
ass al ended a theater
Th, ii mor i l.i: s u as
isembl'. liie-<l:i i
uesdav a I ieima n toe h.ciium o.
>'■ class went i i: ;>n ouli’i'' io I.al.'
alia', and in .he eri : me >i■-1' io
I A. to hear the T> '<as 1 .'im.'lio: n
. h v.e th.
at 8:15 tikes
tile j
. counti
I it '■ O!
ot the various provinces
..earanee here | I lie junior justice, Harlan Fiske
Senorilo Espim 1 has accumulated i . o ne. is a "youngster” of 55.
■■■ - - . •—The average of the ages of the
properties that would ' c slices is more than 67 years, and
■here has been no replacement on
bench for three years now
llSneyH occitstonally re
justice from work for a
Experiments ttitb Insects
Mulltr who became world famous
I'viiui..'' ol Ins work on tlie Unit
I fly, told ot < xpenna nt', on ibis m-
| sect during vears of study and < 1-
tert at the L'niversitv ol Texas.
The speak'' told of his experi-
ments will) stable Hu:,. These flies
were bred in bottles and treated
with x ;ay. Some ol mi ollspruigs
had ditfeient wings some had pink
eves. Mime bad no cw - at all and
Soi'ie had legs v here teelers should
ha1, e bien.
And. while these < ha lives are in-
ter! sting. the important part of the
experiment lies in th< fact that the
changed forms Continued to renro-
WASHINOTON, March 23 —
People who believe age impairs the
tjellifies are shocked when they
'iHik over the United States Supreme
141c! ion both in Spain and in this j Co 1 i t in the capitol here.
ry as a folklorist and author- ! Associate Justice Oliver Wendell
1 the folk music and customs I h hnes. 87 years old, the senior in
or "re- I 1 oih age and service of the nine
s' of Spain according to those | black robed Justices, is known as
'ini-' of ar-angmg for the ap- i t i.virij one of the keenest minds
ice in the changed, form thru sne-
■edmg generations
"Since all matter is' construct'd
the primary things the ditter-
icv lamg m tlie arrangement, and
nee evolution is limitless in its |
nlity io change p is impossible to
recast just how far the changes
hie will go," said Muller and he
tiled that it was not Known as ve'
: to whether or not species can
lange 1
' form for the beauty and authentic- 1
ity of her “Vivid Song Pictures ot
! I ; in and has been accorded" dis- |
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to Assemble Tomorrow in Jerusalem
He liuilt the St. Franeis
- iMbOB FOUR_____________________________________________
Aclcfress of Dr. J. H. Muller Feature
of Senior Week Observance at T. C.
PENTON RECORI)-CHBONICLK. FRIDAY, MARCH H
World-Wide Meeting of Missionaries
Call 404
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the difference. ««
Economy
45c Pound
Woodson A. Harris Grocery
and Market No. 2
Coffee
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Fast Side.
We are still offering you some wonderful values
in canned goods.
COMF. SATURDAY AND STOCK UP.
LEE H. BRADY
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Phone 52.
Turner & Graham
Orocertrs—Meats—Milk I
Drinking Fountains, Electrical Equipment, Eliminal
Home Drudgery. '
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At the first symptoms of illness
Consult Your Physician
Not because he needs the practice, but because the
conservation of your health, mental and physical,,
is good business for you, for it is the most valuabltf
asset you possess. ______ -
JULIAN SCRUGGS
East *
That a man will go bankrupt in health before he
appreciates that fact that his health is an awful price
to pay for the money he cannot enjoy after he gets
it. You are careful about your money matters; you
watch your motor ear and have it checked up every
thousand miles or so; you guard the machinery in
your plant—but the machinery of your mind and
body you neglect, and why do you do it?
For the tenderest
meats and the crispest,
freshest vegetables |h«J
market affords, you can
rely on getting them
when you cal! 25 or 925.
THE CURTIS STORES
Prescription Specialist^.! ?7 $' *,
North Side
Phone 444.
, Dress
B Special
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Newest spring models Crepe and
TK) Georgette Dresses, plain and figured,
lift Worth up to $15.00, special at—
georg e sWey
*7AtC0HEMSAHDKELvfyM PARIS'
But they avoid ail entangkuni
with tlW political Bjvics upon
tlie rest of Washington Uvea, ran
bpeak for publication on any ■
jact. and direct themselves strld
fo busiiieaa. ' Evan on their fo'
month June-to-October vacatM
they read law and work on th
decisions on pending ca4e«
i’KEKpYTERIAN OFFICERS
BE INSTAtpty
J Installation and ordination I
iters for incoming officers of t
’pentral Presbyterian Ohurch, elf
ed last Sunday, 'will be ne!d 81
hay mornint. it is announced '
the pastor. Rev. W S.- McBiftiie.,
thought live more quietly than any
ot|»er pert of officialdom. They
ftork hard on their cases, in thei
offices, at heme and in the court
room and chambers in the senate
wing of the capitol. They rain-tie
socially tsmetimes with other of*
ftcials, and the President tach win
ter gives a judicial reception at
which tney are the guests of honor
Refrigeratlo
For th^fifQ|ne Wid the Shop, i
Drinking Fountains, Electrical Equipment, Elimi
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7:30
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Friday, Marotl RS,
Teachers College Gym
Admission, 50c.
State Championship Finals
McCray Jewelry Company
4 • Mt {II I
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in wood cov<
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carved onum
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The pastor
will preach or
Fates,2 this i
the Booster (
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Frederic Met hi
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and wft invari:
othen.
It your akin
blotches or disci
a dear, healthy
druggist, ask
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beneficial and sc
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Economy
45c Pound
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store Saturday, just use
we will select with care
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Brothers
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V‘*O« Nortbweat Corner of Square.
25c
12c
25c
19c
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or
27c
21c
20c
20c
20c
cured Breakfast Bacon, not sliced, pound 28c
will last longer)
$1.25
25c
20c
15c
Try a Can of Ko-Pa 1 oday
* Personally at our
.your phone, and
the food you order.
“Extra fancy Baby Beef and Veal, round and ten-
derloin steaks, per pound 30c
The highest quality of Cured Hams, half
whole, pound
Picnic Hams, 8 to 10 pound size, pound
Lean, tender pig Pork Chops, pound
Pure Pork Sausage, pound
Spare Ribs (our kind) pound
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Pure white Hog Lard (it
bring your pail
tj-esh Bacon, sliced, pound
: Fresh Brains, pound
Fresh Cracklins, pound
1 ’ Lamb—Any Cut
'Fresh Pig Feet (whole) each
Pickled Pig Feet (halves) two for
^Sliced Breakfast Bacon, pound
^-tt> |>cxes Brookfield Sausage
Dry Salt Jowls, pound
Extra fancy Baby Beef and Veal, fore quarter
ste^k, pound
Large package Korn Flakes
2 cans Beec h Nut Spaghetti
I Oats, large size
I i
I Oats, small size
Plenty of Big Fat Red Hens
Dressed. No fryers available.
| Dry Apricots, extra bright, pound
| Dry Peaches, Blue Ribbon, pound 20c
I Dry Figs (healthful) pound 12c
I Selling out cf pop corn for this season, 3 pound 25c I
I 4-lb package Raisins 38c
I 2-lt> package Raisins 20<
I Fresh Tomatoes, pound 17c
I Apple Butter, in quart jars 35c
I Bulk Macaroni or Spaghetti, per pound 12c
The Baby Beef and Veal Steak listed in our ad
I toj£ay is the aarne quality that is being sold regularly
in Fort Worth and Dallas at 40c to 60c per pound.
I The quantity is limited, but the quality is not.
Early Ord ers
II Usually get best results.
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