Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 55, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 17, 1928 Page: 2 of 10
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of the most important contributors
to American science.
The museuhi. a model of Jhde-
pcndence Hal! in Philadelphia, will
contain the models of Edison s .n-
has gathered . from New j yentions his notes written during
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We are ready to supply your winter needs
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Auditorium^ College of Industrial Arts ’
Friday, October 19, Matinee and Evening
Tickets on Sale at Garrison’* Drug Store
t Evening 'Concert 8:15 P. M.'
Adult* >1.00 All Seat* Reserved, $1.00
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era 8 *0 to
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Hoge: M«
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9 25 toW60;
Sheep: La
lamba 8 to S»
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gangs that a car for which bounty
____ x lau. been pi id nwM. iwnaia exmnpt-
from molestation. '
HasiHng Dearborn. Mleh., where Henry Ford’s plant* hvm with industry, watehlng the arrival of
a new neighbor fr< m early American history. Ford is aaaembling nearby a colonial village. Fart of ,the ;
trset will be otrtmkM hr a maaoam In honor Of ThontasTC: 'TgiMM —, - ”
Edison labsratcry. an interior view of which to shown below. Above is the main
Font and Edison (leftI have long bean. <WWgMtojf|y<'
England, Maryland and Virginia
and what was the western frontier
the objects to form a living picture
at American jtowrrtas.
A feature of the village M to be
the Edison Museuni. a 'pevitisncnt
record for the world bl .the achieve-
jrnciits bf Thpntts AWa.tdUon tn«n
“friend Henry.’* The inuqcum
iiMdudes the Fort MytTs PH. ex-
perimental laboratory of Ktfipori.
purrilBSed Vy Ford and transferred
to Dearborn. Edison also partici-
pated in the cornerstone cerement
marXing the fii>t actual wmk on
the muauem On a edunui of con •
crete he walked over th* still wet
niff ace. leaving his f notorious aid
drove Luther Burbahk'J spade Into
the block to remain. The spado a
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No automobile owner need _
to sucli a vicinity twice to discover
that the quarter he pays to have
THE YOUTHFUL GUIDE
City lads need, spending money
as much as small town youths, and
they have nounieh ways ol carn-
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chestnut tree” and ^how ydun;
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mount lot. Before anyone could put j
him out Miss Arnaer saw him and
asked him to be her classic myth.
VOICES IN COLOR
Eicture-goars who retail the song- j
; tides of yesteryear may get a thrill'
out of the new 3 that Gus Edwards, j
.tlie_suug-w,-.fer amt producer of!
stage revues, is making a singing | .
_and talking picture in natural coi-j f - -
ors out of "School Days.” which I :
made him famous in the days when I j
songslidcs were the latest thing
in the nickelodeons.
& McDade
South Side.
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Ry WILLIAM A. WEEKFS
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DETROIT Oct. 17.—A twentieth
cent my traveler chancing into a
village under ccnsir'ict'nn hear
-I Paarbpm. Mfeh:.—would preUsWy
> feel much as did the Connecticut
^Yankee when he burjt In upon
King Arthur’s court.
Within sight at the.most modern
‘hidtisl»ial center in the world Hen-
ry Ford is building there his early
.American viUago. whare everything
EMO lie as thii.gs vVcre a hundred
year.- or mere ago One may peek
.ihrcui'ii a window and see a wo-
man by the hearth at a niddy-
noddy spinning wheel She will 'be’
in tire costume of another age of
American history, and the furniture
cf the house will be th- envy of! part of the Ford collection in
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Heli industries will be carried on
with tlie same tools and devices as
j v hen the middle west was the Ara*
1 erican frontier Mr. Fo-d. whose
I reputation as a coll-ct*.r is wyll
’known,
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taf L Dttotoa to Fort Worth
' Leave Danton at—
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NEW YORK. Oet. 17Ay--Any
motorist who whtep Ids car to the tn/tt airVn'tWg’ff^r hoeing gar-
curbstone in downtown residential
sections is fair game for the gam- ' school They must
ms.
A dozen urchins come clamoring.
“Watch yer car; mister” Watch yer
car?” The motorist who i« wise
will reach at once foa a quarter
and hand it to the first youngster
who gets to his running board.
The car owner who thinks his
car needs no watching is likely to
verne back to find • tire or two de-
flated and the windows soaped. And
if it isn't a cloied car and the
scats arc turned upside down and
Uw Hidepoekcts rfted, let it be a
further reminder to him that the
?’?.'T..tQ.jaake .spaaaw-
momy and that they can't earn
it by mowmg lawns on Blecker
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Children 90c, g^It*
a tribute. It insures bias yehtde
against molestation—lor it fs un-
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Monarch Foods
Are Fit for Kings
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There are brands and brands
of tanned foods but Monarch
lirand h king of them all.
When ordering tanned gootl*
specify Monareh Brand ■ mid ..
you are snre of getting the '
beat ■ yet at a reasonable price. “
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PALACE
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fowls 22 J
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milk sp«|
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cases. Nr
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carfare Dentor ' , ’
a. m. to B:H0, p. m.. then 8:5<i •>. i
tone Dallas for brnirtn 45 mlnui
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fc~7 T AMP A." fla. — A’ltnnir Meiva
£* plaua to Uy to Cuba in a mptarlaa*
llane h® U buiktog The propeller
fed is turned by foot pedals *o amsijg-
» ^at two pqr.tors can week them.
I* th* life (if any bi|sinr#H. We b*-
! bevy, as do onr customer*, thqt wa
I have the beat delivery service <.f any
Kwrry in town, w* c*rri a large
-lock of good dean groerrn- uut we
are sac* y«a will he well pleuM-d in
every w*y with out good* and serriv.
If you are not already onr eii*tnmfr
we w*pfd be more than ghld to hale
yon try ns. Plenty of good country
>yrup. A hot price on tleur. in fact]*
good price on every Item we sell. Ju»C .
mil 174 and we’ll hirer 11 m u»*r
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Tunier & Evans
T| ILYom Lika Football
'--- Or politics, now is the time
— to own a radio. Something
doing every day and night.
We sell Atwater Kent and
- RCA Radiqjas. None better. '
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Kingr*±d^ShoP
dens or delivering groceries after
_.\Jfli_____„t , live by thoir
wits and always in.peritapf havffig
Some profitable avocaMbn stolen
from them, once they have ron-
celvoff ft, by adult rivals.
Rivalry to find new ways of mak-
ing money leads to some most in-
genius devices. Around any public
statue or memorial below Central .. _ - „„. (l
nark Uie visitor is approwhed bv a *** ~s«m«*ins win crane uaiUK
flock of clamoring youths eager to
guide him in his inspection of it.
“This statue if Civic Virtue,” be-
! gins the boll-v,ether breathlessly,
thh dirty face all smiles and ex-
IpecUikiijtt. he. ragards mojirey. ‘
T wo> bf Fi w 1 Hl. TflfF"- -
Mcnlcs arid ixised for by a eky fire
man named ..........;." And so on thru .
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By WADE WERNER
HOLLYWOOD, Cak‘. Oct. 17.—
Albert Valentino, brother of the
famous .Radolph, at last has mad.
his debdt on the screen. Rumors
he would be seen in motion pic-
tures began to be heard shortly af-
Ur Rudolph’s death several years
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vented their fulfillment.
Some months back it got around
that Albert was having his nose-re-
shapad by a plastic surgeon to give
him . a better prcfllk* for pictures
and incidentally to Iwighten the re- ;bers, "Shadows
nIMance between liiiiuelf and the “ndme Where i
late etgr His nCttng how Is a mat-
ter of record in celluloid and fans
can. judge tor Uiemselves how his
latent compares with his brother’s
by wa thing him make love to Lea-
-irlce Joy in “Tropic Madness.’’ He
is not. however^ a Latin lover in
this picture; nor does he appear as
the hero. George Barraud plays the
hero, while Valentino is an Eng-
Ikhnigp who. in the early part oi
the picture, fills the “other man”
angle of a domestic triangle.
DEtn ex maCthna----------*
The gods of anciept Greece had
a he bit of appearing unexpectedly
tp* mortals, either swooping down
from hifth Olympus or popping up
frem deepest Hades. But movie di- i
rectors, even when they are women j
will forget their mythology. Sol
when * Dorothy Arzner sought an !
athletic young man who could took |
like a handsome Greek god in the
film prologue oi "Manhattan Cock-
tail" she absent-mindedly expected
him to be found by the casting of-
fice in the ordinary way. Instead,
he leaped ipto the studio out of a
cemetery.
After lite excitement was over it j
enme out that he was just a young j
fellow from Btejhim. named Geor-|
ges Bruggvman. who for months I
had been trying to get into the stu-
dio in the ordinary wav. In des- J
pdfttton he vidted Hollywodd's !
largest cemetery and when no one I |
i was looking, scaled the high fence t 1
along to the door of the Gnrden.
where if no remuneration lias yet
been passed, the girl will suddenly —
emit a curdling yowl and break in-
to teare. Her swain asks what is
point in repraoch to member* . of
the party just escorted to the door,
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MU-asuiwe »x*r wee and send S&'
and her boy friend scurrying back
to the curb in quest of other cu. to-
niers.
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I Ftrqman—No, the driver Mowed
'down to let the train go by and t*U
engineer Uitded.
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D. H. S. NEWS
At the aaeinbly period at Senior
High Behoof Tm-sday Elder J. E
Black, minis:sr iif the Pearl street
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CHICAGO,
LXI. Ulkd l
the Ho. tl ol
declined a 1
mreugth and
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1-4; May 12
Corn: Dec
May 86 1-8
Oats: Dec
Belbno
Texas,
10-Ye
pal speaker. He »W!a»
is. and we must reeqgiflte
Bibk .|s the great** >f
and in it are some rules
ulaUons for our conduct,
that shed innocent
epenker stressed' th*
right thinking.. «
•go, but one thing and another*pre- .party’ TuesdSt^
McElroy and Or
a guitar-Frcnch
sample of the mt
girts’ chorus under
Mrs. W A. Wilson
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“Come Where the
Mias Marie Wilson
tite piano.
’ Th* WOowing st
the Dellas Fair the
11 oir Al/oul SHper-
ware?
t fc« .uhllUoniil ple^e* are nl-
«:>»* Il< < eptalrfr ; or ‘ Im*Uer still,
why not *<reprl*r- “Her” with a
L.Mhoir mu *ct in ony of owi new 1-
Itmltem*. '—~~—
and Nall Mudstmi' i W M- L Ri
The following student* have been
84 Enrolled in
School at Argyle
Argylb school opened Monday,
Oct. 8. Devotional exercise; were
conducted by Rev^ T. C, Wright^
pastor of the B^ptteUChurch. Short
talks were made by the uustess and
patrons The faculty ts a« follows
A. 8 James', principal; Mrs. H. J.
P. Vita, intermeddle Mix James
primary. Enrollment of the high
school is 26. tntermediirte W prima-
ry jO, total M. -t ‘
County Supterintendcnt, J. L Yar-
i brough visited the school Friday
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country H
tor the wl
leading* I
ch record!
ed an iul
the 1927 J
1927 regia]
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for atandiJ
ter npurtel
Wi re recorl
1U Mating
change O
atatlauca
ly active
bei 13. J
I 19.000 bar
L.. ing. wack.
nearby * colonial village. Fart of ,the \
*1. Here Ford has transported * tormi-r
' 1 building of the museum
experiments and the tools with
which he worked.
Near the villas ? th*? editar fc to
be further commenaorhfed its "‘the
repioducticn of MGffo Part, th1
little place in N*?w Jerne? where h”
first amazcQ th" world with electric
lights and worked out the phdno-
grjtph and moving piatare, —r
But the colonial village ww be
agjntenatlng as the Edison section . . . - t
of Uie 128-acre project R M m-.-g.hich separates it from the Para-
pected that buildings purchased by *” ‘ r ~" *
Ford in many sections of the ctnin
fey Will be brcildit to ZMMtoin
and TeffssomttWff. There are ~fo b"
old inr.s. such as the. Wayside Tn::
Of eterted fame, now owned ~_by.
Fcwd. end old windniills. ”*'•
Life will be lived actually in1 th •
colonial fashion, unit pgfaj*_wfil
earn their livings by the pigf
ante of tasks in the maffhef b
other age. Tire •Mtfege Wlffiy’
stand beneath the "sprei
America how men used to da
brawn what machinery does t.
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I’* while recital obviously leaf
1 drive from some guidebook arid rehd<
“ ’ • from memory with a speed wi
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his car watched is not a wage, but it is a a hard hearted wand ____
who will hot hand the lad a coin r
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written law among the youthful has paid hfe toll he may stand in
‘ ‘ ' - peace to regard it for as long m
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CHFRrHKE LA FEMME----£ ■ ——
"Nor are these young money-mak-
ers above using * feminine ACfccflf;
plice where sox appeal, howert^.
ombryonlc. is apt to help lure dimes
and cu^rtcrs from strangers.
At any big event at Madison
Square Garden boys and girls team
by twos to open the doors of tax*
icabs and UmpiMShe* for arriving
gueste, The boy flings the door open
and his girl companion flashes at
the alighting occupants her most
alluring snrlle. >
Lot the first man out of the car
reach into his pocket for a coin, or
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INSURANCE
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J'* FHONK T6.
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We ire looking for a
•rther Thitt means chili
ne* Order a can of
$1. a 5
ROVNO TRIP
Denton to Dallas
■ Oet, 6-21, luelusii'e
fM **",,a* ** "ten*t** after each hear Imm
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whl give hni direitiniiH shout
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illness: Opal Bounds. Louella
.« m>«*w<, Hutcheson, Ruby Vititou, Dorothy
prfocl- Rlney. Hene Splaam, Noil ’Bsytor.
“ ----- Ouida Baggett, Oaelle Baggett. Ma-
rie White, Georgia Richards, Erie
Owenrby Holly Bell Goepey, Eva
-Joe Stanley, ■ Charles Floyd, Fran-
,, -W Contwtty, VoUHa Lan*, W. L.
do.. God Duabam. Hu« Vititou. Maggie We
id hands Uainhcldt.... Vera Simpson. J. B.
' Furrte nnd Lois Renfro.
Lola and Maxtac Ledlow went
the week-end in AusUn.
The nmntbfc foculto meMtev for
all city teachers was held at the'
Senior High School Monday after-
note. < *’ :_______
At a call session of assembly at afternoon.
"Kxftry. dollar paid inti? thia company is kept at home, -j
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^few days: Phone 270. Denton Co. Bank Bldg. F. B. Huey, Mgr. |
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