Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. [27], No. 281, Ed. 1 Friday, July 6, 1928 Page: 1 of 10
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Sentence Is Given
Candidates for
County Office to
Hold Rally Here
Mass Meeti
Lewisville'HPlans
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Lundborg, Italia
Rescuer, Taken Off
Ice Floe by Plane
Officers Refuse
to Molest Women
at Work Building
Dallas Tabernacle
Debuchi to Be New
Jap Envoy to V. S.
Theater Owner
Falls to Death
PUNSFORBABY
CHICK PARLEY
COMPLETED
BOLTERS’NANI
WILL GO ON
EIGHT ADDITIONAL VIC-
TIMS REPORTED FRI-
DAY, FIVE KILLED BY
LIGHTNING.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.—The
death toll attributed to heat
here since Tuesday mounted
to 14 today with the report
COMMITTEE NOT TO BAR
THOSE NOT SUPPORT-
ING NOMINEES; TICK-
ETS ORDERED.
The Alaska* Overture
National Btobtem
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Atlantic Flyers
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DENTON FURNISHES EN-
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BEKS OF CONVENTION
OPENING MONDAY.
With her were Wilmer Stulta and
Lewis Gordon, pilot and mechanic
on her Atlantic hop.
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The concerts are given for the
purpose of providing free amuse-
ment for the people of Denton and
Denton County, and a large crowd
Is expected to attend. Concerts in
previous summers have drawn very
large crowds, and those this sum-
mer are expected to attract a Mg
attendance.
All the people of Denton and
Denton County are cordially in-
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The cornerstone for Savers Hall,
new dormitory at the College of In-
dustrial Arts, will be laid st 11.40
Saturday morning at the south en-
trance of the new building. Hugn
Nugent Fitzgerald, member of the
Board uf Regents oi the college, win
deliver the principal address, taking
for his subject Governor 3a)<rs,’
for whom the structure ass named.
Fitzgerald will Introduced by E. V.
White dean of the college.
The entire student body will as-
semble for the service and towns-
people are Invited to attend, accord-
ing to W M. Loveleu. .business
manager of the college.
The new dormitory will be ready
for occupancy by the first of Sep-
tember, Loveless said.
LAND IN BRAZIL AFTER
4,400-MILE HOP ;
WEATHER PREVENTS
FURTHER FLIGHT.
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are now spotted, some reporting \
yields of 25 bushels per acre while
Del., July «.—
I, son Of John J.
Of the finance
... __J Motors, was
thecarraa
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of the inerting
favored the routing of the road
down the main street of Lewisville
if poUible. If this route is not prac-
tical those in Levrtsvllle interested
in the road declared M the mass
iMCttag they would like fur 'the
.highway from Dallas to enter Lew-
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Second $100,000 of
Blackmer Property
Seized by Court
♦ WASHINGTON. July A—A ♦
♦ second 1100,000 of the property ♦
♦ of H. M. Blackmer, of Den- ♦,
♦ ver, missing Teapot Dome wit- ♦
♦ new. was ordered seised today ♦
♦ by Justice Bailey* of the Dis- ♦
♦ trict at Columbia supreme ♦
♦ Com V because of Blsckmer’s ♦
♦ failure to appear as a witness ♦
♦ at the trial <»t Harry Sinclair ♦
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AUSTIN. July A—There will be
approximately 1400,000 school chil-
dren in Texas during the next ses-
sion, State Superintendent S. M
N. Marra announced Thursday. The
State apportionment will be 11A a
child, calling for a total of 121,000 -
000 of school money from the State
in addition to the rural aid and vo-
cational apportionments.
The estimated scholastic popu-
lation indicates an increase of 30.-
COG over last, year and a large in-
crease over 1924
been raported earl
were flooded in Al . _
ut tiro to the plant of the South-
ern 'Iron and Equipment Company.
Damage was extensive.
a few fields have produced aa much
as 75 bushels per acre.
Quotations on wheat here Friday
wern 11.37 anti I1JS per buaM
while quotations on onto were 43
cents and 45 cents. No. 3 basis.
of eight additional victims.
Three of the victims collapsed
while at work, one collapsed while
at a grocery store and others were
found dead in their homes.
tiful city
KANSAS CITY. July A—R. W|.
Castle. 38. theater owner of Tulsa,
Okla , leaped or fell to his dsath
from the roof of the Hotel Ambas-
sador hero today. Castle, who had
boon ill for some time, eluded hia
num and made his way to the roof
K. M. Wheeland, night engineer,
told police that the man dived over
a four-foot railing.
PULLMAN FOBTCM SOUGHT FOR
ASSAULT ATTSMFT
SPOKANE. Wash., July S-With
a pome cIok behind him, S. Wil-
negro. Northern Foeifk) Pull-
man porter, wm fieetag over the
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I is /eluded to the towns
t Tuts to which extaguton
so-toerative organization
th/Ofltoial Food Stem M
rWbe made, according to
dffrom Dellas. The erge-
■an wfil be explained at
JfgitoMitlnasl meetings to
ly Wilson W Brown, pres-
gto ctors egeociatton, Oro-
lerth Texas towns will be
» become members of the
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« MnMbm of an advanced indus-
trial dear of the Taachurs College
if with their tnatmetor. H. H. Lon-
, J doo, weot to Delias on aa ohserva-
' lion trip - ‘ -
the trip
ing to''aMkpaeement by Chamber
M ComnMNp-oflWala. Amumtneins
meroS maiOwement. and the con-
cert* are a part of a program of
providing wholesome entertainment
for the people of ‘
Fob .the present
be played on a olatforru just east
cl the children's playground equip-
ment off North Locust Street. As
soon as tbs band shell, now under
construction just east of Oakland
Avenuv is completed Uie program*
will be given at the shell.
The r^onm for tonight follows:
El Capitan March
Rain Fox TYot
In The Sycamore Tree. Fox Trot
Slim TTombcna ...Trombone Novelty
Festal Overture Overture
Can’t You Hear Me Say I Lnve You
My Ohio MOav Popular Number
Trombops Btoe* Trombone Novelty
The Abakan Overture ........Overture
March
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air band conoortg far the aaoMner
will be given In the Ctty'Ftok
tonight, beginning at 7 o’clock. The
concert will last for almost bn hour.
Concerts will be given each Wi-
d»y evening, and hereafter tne hour
wlU be 7:90, the opening psnpnnn
having been moved up JO -ilinutea
tonight because of ths Baptist re-
vival now being conducted on Oak-
land Avenue.
The concerts will be played by
the Teachers College band,
Alcnao Davis as director, and
sponsored by the Denton Chamber
of Commerce.
I "Making a 978-mlle automobile trip
I through the heart of the Lone Star
I State from Gainesville to Houston.
I ha found no dty that might be
I fanarahly compared with our own
, community wiui tne poanoie excep-
tton of Denton, our neighbor on
I the south, eliminating in this Ilk- j
I ening of citiea Fort Worth and
! . Waco, which cannot be included in
II <Ueh a sizing up of munlcipalitiM.”
V The Register haa always been s
I' *hooater for Gainesville and when
I they make an exception of Denton
I W *city should feel hfthly cotnpU-
flat tf Denton could de-
Maa to keep thega tour- L
the City of Dontoa for aland tosre ;MU
[ vatapoam
New grain, both wheat and oats.
U being received in tncreas ng
quantities here as threshing over
the county is prdjreesing rnor*'
rapidly.
An estimate of the amount of
grain that has been reestvod tn —~
Denton could not be secured but it /
was stated Friday that daily wheat
receipts here amounted to about
3 700 bushels.
The quality of wheat and oats
continues good. Most of the wheat
is grading Na 1 and scaling around
GO pounds per bushel while oaU.
altho sightly stained, are grading
No 3 and scaling around 33 pounds
l>er busheL
Reports of wheat yields from all
part of the county rarite from !•
to 34 bushels per aero while oats
# Dsn tan
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Here is the bi« Amiot bfj
mandant Casimir Kubala, Pom
from Le Bourget Field, Parti,
ing via the Azores rout*.
Lightning Kills Five
ATLANTA. Os. July 8.—Five
1'erson* were killed and flve injur-
ed by lightning during charp elec-
trical storms in North Carolina and
Georgia, report* to the United
Press revealed today.
Three New Orleans boys and a
45-year-old man were killed near
Hendersonville Oampj yesterdny
when lightning struck a tree. Two
others under it were shocked
. A six-year-old boy was killed, at
- “ h Ga.. and Iris sister bad-
bhfch Commandant Louis Ijikowsky and Com- |fl ||P ATU\ pD||M
■l planned to fly the Atlantic in a scheduled hop ■ ■ Irlafl 11IV I I Will
“ork. ' They hoped to make the westward cross-
Ifc;;
Decision to print on the
Denton County July 28 pri-
ie names of all
—------------idates whether
or not they had declared
they would support the Dem-
ocratic presidential nominee
was reached at a meeting of
the County Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee Thursday.
It was stated that a ruling that
the name of any candidate, certi-
fied by the State Executive Com-
mittee, be placed on the ticket
eliminated any necessity of action
by the county committee.
Tickets for absentee voting will
be ready by 9 o’clock Mondav
morning, W E. Mann, secretary c<
the committee, announced foOow-
in; the meeting.
The; centred for , -
ballots was awarded to tbs
son Pr
on the
Terrific Speed
The plane made terrific speed,
crossing Gibraltar, the African Gold
Coast, the Cape Verde Islands and
at Sea it whirled through Uie un-
known air course at a speed rang-
ing from 122 to 137 miles sn hour.
Constant radio communicatlG'is
were maintained with Rome, with
land stations and with ships at sea.
Each message was terse, merely
telling of the speed and of the
plane's perfect actions
Ferrarln and Del Prete had de-
termined on Buenos Aires as their
destkiation and yesterday after-
noon, when the craft had first ap-
peared over Brazil, the two Italians
struck a direct course down the
coast, hoping to continue on their
memorable flight to Buenos Aires--
a distance of about 7 000 miles.
The aviators were sighted ap-
proaching' Natal from a Northeast-
erly direction. They were at an alU-
tude of about 1.200 feet and over
the city they descended sharply to
a height of between 400 and 800
feet. The plane was roaring throut-
Uy and hundreds of persons gather-
ed in the streets—attracted by the
roar—to cheer delirously at the
sight of the visiters from Italy.
The plane circled the city once,
then started southward.
GASOLINB CONStlMBM LOBB
MjNMto IN FRAUD.. .
AWITN, July a-Gasoline
turners of TbXM wow dsfraud _
83.ooo.ooo but yur due to *ort
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DALLAS, July A—County
officers armed w|th warrants
buian a waiting game thia af-
ternoon with members of the
Fundamentalist Baptist Church.
The officers were prepared to
arrest any mon who began work
upon a new tabernacle being
erected In violation of a tempo-
rary injunction Issued by Judge
Towne Young ordering that
work upon the church be halted.
Judge Young at nocn pre-
pares a writ of attachment tn
contempt when he learned that
work was being done on the
building. Officers arrived at the
buildir.'j whllv the members
were eating lunch. Tne min did
not start back to work although
3C women In overalls and sever-
al children began work. The
officers announced they would
not arrest any women and
children.
The Ret. Earl Anderson, pas-
tor of the church, was jailed
yesterday on contempt charges.
He refused to pay a fine or
mske bond but said he prefer-
red to remain In Js.iL
Men who had been driving
trucks transporting bencaies
from a tent whtre a revival was
being held to the new church
abandoned their trucks when
they heard ot the order tq ar-
reet men at work and women
took up the driving.
PERNAMBUCO, Brazil,
July 6.—Captain Arturo Fer-
rarln and Major Carlo Dpi
Pete, Italian aviators, arriv-
ed at Port Natal by automo-
bile from Touroa today,
where they landed after hav-
ing attempted to reach Rio
Janeiro.
TTie flyers landed late veztesday
on the beach near Port Natul after
a nonstop flight from Rome and a
lew minutes later started for Rio
Do Janeiro but were forced back by
bad weather.
In their flight from Rone, a dis-
tance of approximately 4400 mik*.
the aviators bettered the record held
by Clarence Chamberlin and Char-
les Levine by more than 500 miles
N1W YORK. July A-Mta* Ame-
lia Barhart, first woman to fly
across the Atlantic, stepped back
on American soil soon after 10
o'clock today after a return jour-
ney from Europe by boat to re-
ceive S notar welcome from admir-
ing ereMo and the official ccngrat-
uMMcdief the city.
Mbs Fauline Lipscomb, who left
here Thursday, arrived in Now Or-
' lay morning and with e
friends from Dallas and
took a boat for Havana
.Thoir trip will carry them to Cris-
tobal, Panaba Canal Zone, from
Havana, then through the canal to
Panama, to Puerto Castilla, Hon-
duras and back to Havana before
they return home.
Brent C. Jackson, Pred H. Minor,
Bd Bsreus, Dal) Hodgscn, Homer
Curtis. H M Russell and Sheriff
M Powell left Friday morning for
Delhi to attend the "national
Ren sb ss il eooventton” at the Adol-
phus Hotel The Denton delegation
declared for a "Wry
■Fjwr candidate foi
INJUNCTION SEBKH TO
NBGBOE8 VOTE
SAN ASTTONIO July 8 -John K
Bexar County Democratic
» oald Thursday he had
an impending Federal
etton to compel him to
tMg< print-
_ .000 negro
have heretofore toen a «•-
I factor tn Boar politics, but
— ysor, under a new law, the
“"J Democratic committee pro-
idH tor a white primary.
MRS, ROOim FATHER
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ro. Cal.. July 8.-C.
MT Of Mrs. Herbert
£ny M tn a sanita-
rvine. No su ffered »
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Increasing Daily
Quality Is Good
Committee Not To Act
AUSTIN, July A -G. W Wilcox,
chairman of ths State Democratic
Executive Committee. said today
that no meeting of the uiwnininm
had been called to consider barring
the names of party bolters from too
ballot and that he did not oxpoet
to caU one for that purpoK.
At the Waco mooting of the State
committee the propomd to keep
Tbm LovTo name off the ballot aa
a candidate for lieutenant governor
was voted upon and the chairmen
the chairman wm authorised to osr-
tify his candidacy.
The idea that come further at-
tempt might be made to eliminate
bolterr namte from the ballot ap-
Candidates for office in Denton
County will hold a rally on the
court house lawn in Denton to-
night, which is expected to draw a
large crowd. The meeting will open
at i;16 and all candidates win be
irrdted to make eemotmeemente.
The candidates have been hold-
ing a series of speaking engage-
ments over the county, moot of
which have drawn good crowds.
Deilas on aa ohMrva-
XOday The purpose Ot
was to give the rtudentr
it Into the method* em-
__ ,_i woodwork projects on a
commercial basis and to get OS tto-
derstandlng aa to how such plants
are operated, according to London.
FMnte VMM included the Fold
asoombliiw plant and the National
<MM Company.
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Plane on Beach
NATAL, Brazil. July 8. -A French
Latecoer^ airplane, after a search
of the coast today found the Savoia
Marchetti alrplarv- of Maj Arturo
Ferrarln and Maj. larlo De: Rrete
resting safely on the beach st Tcni-
ros. 45 miles north of Natal.
The flight of these two former
Italian war flyers, already MlcFrs
of the endurance flight record and
and two of Italy * most famous air-
men. was a spectacular as it was
carefully planned.
The grey Savoia-Marchetti mon-
oplane. capable of 180 miles an
hour, had been prepared secretly
for the great test. As a preliminary
.test the. two airmen took the ma-
chine aloft and broke the endur-
ance flight record of Capt Geo.
Haldeman and Eddie StILson.
A. B. Cole was given a. flve-year
suspended sentence in District
Court Friday OS a plea of guilty to
disposing of mortgaged property.
No other caam were to go to trial
during the day.
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FinaJ preparations for en-
tertaining the convention of
the Texas Baby Chick Asso-
ciation, which meets here
Monday and Tuesday, were
made at a meeting of poul-
try raisers in the Chamber
of Comn^rce rooms Thurs-
day evening. Arrangements
webe-r^mpleted for the bar-
becue to be served visiting
delegates Monday evening,
and other local entertain-
ment features were tenta-
tively planned.
The barbecue is to be served at
8:30 in the Teachers College Part.
It will be free to the visittnr. guests
and all local poultry raisers who
attend the first day’s session of the
convention. Others who wish to at-
tend may purchase tickets at 76
cents each at the Chamber of Com-
merce before Saturday evening,
Waften said During the barbecue
a concert win be given by the Col-
lege band and a swimming demon-
stration wtt bo directed by Ttaron
J. Fcuta, dfreotdr of the TboolMro
TOKIO, July A—Premier Baran
Tanaka announced Foreign Vice
Minister Debuchi would succeed
Tsimeo Matsudeira as the Jaoan-
ere ambassador to the United
States. j .
Matsudaira, whom daughter scon
is to wed Prince Ohlchibu. will in
turn succeed Baron K. Mateui as
Japanese ambassador to Graal
Britain.
The appointments could not oe
confirmed at the foreign office, but
the secretary ot the cabinet inform-
ed the press of the appointments
and said the names woui'd be sub-
mitted to London and Washtogtan
immediately.
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arrived on the Presi-
ilt test night but re-
! Mt the ship at quarantine
until thsgr were taken off by the
city tug this morning. As soon as
the tug docked at the Battery the
flyers Wlro Atven to the city hall
for thb offleiai welcome.
Hickman Likely
to Hang in Fall Home From Europe ■p(
BAN QUENTIN PRNITZN1MRY.
CsltfM July A—With only Uro ave-
nues of escape before him, William
Edward Hickman, convicted slayer
of M*.i*ion Parker probably win be
hanged tome time thia fall *'
Hickman yesterday heard with
outward calmness that the Btst'i
supreme court had dented him a
new trial. . J
An appeal will be made to th?
United States supreme court, Rict*
ant Cantlllcn, attorney for Hick-
man, announced foauvtng; the
State's tribunals dentate of a
new trial. >, • .
Should this pleg bo denied, Gov
Young of California wtll be asked
to commute the sentence to 11 f i im-
prisonment, Cantillon told. •*
* Hickman originally wm sentenced
to hang April 27. but the appeal
prevented IL Now he must be re-
turned to Lot Angdn< where a new
date win be set for tha •xecutl
Officials of the f
that his second sei
given some ttmo in
hanging would not
November.
[ "We've finished with 'threshing
fi grain at our place,” said o. T.
Hodhes ot Aubrey, who was in Den-
ton Friday. "The wheal wm very
poor; it wm damaged by the
freeses in the winter, but octa turn-
ed out pretty well. We got only five
bushels of wheat to the acre, but
oats made fifty. I have never seen
corn togk better than right now
L and the cotton on my place is fine.
I It’s dean, too, which makes me feel
much better about it.”
II Mr. add Mrs. O. O. MMters and
eon, O. C. JrM are in Denton the
--** “—1 and relattves. Mr.
"In the next day or
xpect to start In our car for
untains of Tennessee antV **
I baidt In the country
wag born and rdred.” The
family have travelled over
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Uw CM- At one time they were
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shrug of Ms shoulders. AU sorts of
weather would be met on this trip
and be had assured the govern-
ment the start would be made that
night, therefore he was ready to go.
"We expect to make It. We greet
our Latin brothers." PeiTartn said.
At 7:30 p. m. (Rome time) the
motors of the great plar** were
roaring and at 7:51 p. m. the plane
wm away. It circled the field once
ahd then started out toward thC
sea.
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this report with a During a&SQ proghun two
—— ----* 10CBl intermiMion numbers will bo.
given at each session, it is planned
Musical arid reading numbers will
be arranged, talent being picked
from the colleges and townspeople.
At 6 o'clock Tuesday morning the
visitors will be given an option of
a ride to the Hoffman rtoultrv Farm
south of Denton dr to the Lake
Dallas dam
All poultry raisers In Denton
County are urged to attend the
sessions of the convention as In-
structive discussions have been ar-
ranged. It is expected that the tur-
key program on the second after-
noon of the meeting will draw the
largest attendance of local poultry
raisers.
The official program as outlined
and tlie speakers follow:
Monday
10 a. nv. Invocation. Rev. W. U.
McClung, pastor of the First Bap-
t'at Church; address of welcome,
Mayor B. ,-Jv. McKenzie; response.
B. F. Payne, president Texas Baby
Chick Association; report of secre-
tary- treasurer, Ross M. Sherwood;
program for national poultry adver-
tising. D. H. Brattln; report of ad-
vertising committee and discussion.
1:30 p. m.;, "Present Status of
Baby Chick Industry.” Reese V.
Hicks; "Future of TexM Chicks."
F. W. Kaeemeler; PocslbiliUes fdr
the Sale of Older Chicks: Fred J.
Glass; dlECuesion; "Handling of
Market Eggs," H. H. Drumm; dis-
cussion of incubator problems.
Tuesday
9:30 a. m.: "Ohlcx Diseases," Dr.
R. C. Dunn; discussion: Bacillary
White Diarrhea Control," Dr. T. O.
Booth; discussion; report of accred-
iting committee. D. H. Reid; dis-
cussion of terminology, publicity for
the coming year and special prob-
lems.
130 p. m.' "Artificial Tncubafton
of Turkey Eggs.” A. B. Harmoneon,
JuaUn, discussion led by Mrs. 8 A.
Gibson of Roanoke; "The Day Old
Turkey Business," J. M. Martin,
Dalian, discussion led by Mrs. Crut
Hoffman of Argyle; “Oars and
Feeding of Young Turkeys," C. H.
Pigg, Waxahachie, disetusdon led by
Mrs. Claude Under wood. Denton.
AU sessions of the convention are
to be held In the municipal audito-
rium. •
Sherman Man Is
Killed in Dallas
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DALLAfi. Julv A—A J. Nev of
Shermarvroaioaaan for a clothing
company, WM fo<ind dead in the
both room of tbs homo of a broth-
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♦ mission telegraphed from ♦
♦ Spitsbergen today that Lieut. ♦
♦ Lundborg. Swedish airman. ♦
♦ had been rescued from the loe ♦
♦ near Foyn Island. He was ma- ♦
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♦ turned in an attempt to take ♦
♦ off survivors of the Italia dis- ♦
♦ Mter. The Swedish war de- ♦
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J* andono which has so much to offer,
'v* especially its educational advan-
l AMm" Denton lias many advan-
|,t RMM which would rebound to its
bonefit ware there facta more wide-
ly known. It is said without con-
tradiction that Donton has m fine
JMBtottonal institutions m are to
I bo found in the whole of the coun-
try—starting with the Public
I f 'Rthool systam and then with two
Malo OoUages than which there
are none better. There are few cit-
I tee of a like stae that have so much
I Mreot paving; ttwre are very few
» which are so well lighted: there are
F none which have better city water.
and the citlsenshlp of Denton—we
need My nothing of that for all of
[t us will admit that a higher class of
citlaenshlp could not be found.
"Motaricte here have been pay-’
ing Uttle attention to giving sig-
nals when they make a turn.” said
Motor Officer Roy Hute. "We want
to seo every driver, whan he mokes
a turn, give the proper signal. This
may save a collision and a possible
injury to some one. Drivers should
be eareful when coming on to main
• streets from ride streets and look
0Mb way first Vehicles should not
turn in streets except at Intersec-
tiona."
r An ad of the Williams Store has
been complimented in the ’Monthly
Review’ by reproduction in the July
issue ofl that magazine. The ad
used the heading ’Ootorful Idew
Oeleneae Voile.’ Meyer Both Co..
New York, publish th? Review and
each month selected ads are repro-
duced The Record-Chronicle re-
ceives the Meyer Both Mat Service
which gives new ifnd timely cuts
covering all lines of merchandise.
Denton advertiser., are free to se-
lect such cuts as they may wish to
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prirJ'Jrig th?
to the Word-
___iy at Donton
Other bidders war?
the Toon Printing Company of
Sanger and the T B. Lusk Print-
ing Company of Denton.
Ford and Money
Are Stolen From
Man at Justin
A burglar entered the home of
Jim Leo near Justin WedneoMF — j.. —
A mass meeting, attended by a
large number of persons was held
at Lewisville Thursday evening in
the interest of the proposed con-
necting link between the hard sur-
faced section ot the Den ton-Da Ha*
Highway in this count} and the
Deltas County end ot the rood.
Judge Brent C. Jackson and Coun-
ty Ocmmissionen Frank B. Pierce
and J. Ben Frit* of Denton at-
tended the meeting.
M. H. Milliken of Lewin’tUe was
chairman and he wm instructed to
appoint a committee to co-opei-
ate with the Commissioners Court
and the Btale Highway Commission
in securing a right of way for the
road. This committee probably will
be named within the next two or
three daya.
The sentiment
Secret Preparation*
Then they pronounced the craft
wm loaded with ite 8 1-3 tons of
fuel with sandwiches, wines, coffee
---wind blowing
SON OF GENEHAI. MOTORS OF
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. [27], No. 281, Ed. 1 Friday, July 6, 1928, newspaper, July 6, 1928; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335443/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.