The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, July 16, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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When you bring n- a bit of rWtair
risk. Our reputation backs every ,]<X.
Consequently, all our repair work is done at the low-
est possible cost consistent wimthe high grade of work
nianship involved. VL
WE CONSIDER YOUR REPAIRING
work just a step to your jewelry trade.
WHAT WE SA* IT IS • IT IS
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THE COMMERCE JOURNAL, COMMERCE, TEXAS, JULY 16, 1920.
WARM WELCOME
WHEAT ESTIMATE
FIVE GENERALS
AWAITS COX AT
SHOWS INCREASE
TAKEUP ARMS
IN CROP REPORT
THE WHITE HOUSE
AGAINST MEXICO
f
<1
present
Pro-
X
MINIMUM SAL-
ARIES FOR SCHOOL
Barley—July forecast of
TEACHERS $100
(i
bl-
and
congratulations
I
on
of
f
What To Do When Bilious
HERE AGAIN
$
optical expert
15 Foot Sawfish.
r
the
BY WIND STORM,
met
1i
dance
WICHITA FALLS, July
I
Munden
Up In The Air.
—then indigestion.
of
«
Coming Wedding.
4
AN
rttf
' CAJbCARETtS *UKA
WHILE YOU SLEEP
Ilf
who’ll cool
Ybu OFF !
Invitations have been issued
* coming marriage
have been set to
idle land.
Rev. F. R. Thorn of Van Alstyne.
who has been considering accepting
the call to the partorate of the Bap-
tist church at this place, has written
that he has decided to accept the cal)
of the church at Marlin, Texas.
pro-
Con-
Wilson, it is asserted, desires
step aside until called upon to
in the campaign.
July
welcome
Presidential
MAN-HANDLING MODESTY
From The Pitchford.
without
gin.
ment added.
Other developments of the month
Cox-Roose-
Republi-
an-
of
relative
15,000
June
t of
Con-
per
ASSEMBLY OF LEAGUE
food,
< tn a awT
»tef> to untold miter?
heavy re-
al -
saw,
snout,
length.
after effects,
has vanished,
Wstem is pun-
on the
state-
HOPE OF CHEAPER
“1 GOODS VAIN SAYS
FEDERAL BANK
mute girls, naturally
other girl*, c -rnot
the:
the
more than J1OO per
school trustees have
no teacher shall be re-
1 1 to teach for a smaller salary.
! This is the highest price ever paid
, Mrs. Kavanaugh
specifically
970
of
3
report, ;
as a
They converse
their fingers but
July 1, 87.6; yield per acre, 26.0;
or 100.2
modesty as to be habitually
handled in the modern dance.
NEW YORK. July 10.—Character
izing Mrs. Alice J. Cavanaugh as a
"scheming, cold-blooded, calculating
thief," Judge Louis D. Gibbs yester-
day imposed a sentence upon the wo-
man of not more than ten years and
not less than five years in Auburn
state prison. Mrs. Kavanaugh was
charged specifically with de-
frauding tenants of 970 Prospect
Avenue, The Bronx of $2,197.50,
entrusted to her by Morton Behr.
There were three indictments
against Mrs. Cavanaugh at the time.
Assistant District Attorney Israel J.
P. Aiderman conducted the prosecu-
tion. Mrs. Cavanaugh, who bore
the cognomen of "Rent Angel of The
Bronx” obtained the money from
tenants oppressed by profiteering
landlords on the plea that she would
prevent their eviction and secure
places al the old rate of rental.
The crew of one of
smacks which make
fiH READY
’FOR “FLU
A gs*M, bad brvath, yell
r—. —
B*u Mating.
Statistics show that among deaf
mute* the young women show a
finer sense of morality and the tra-
c£M.d.*S 1
COMMERCE company!
- PHONE 38 —
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
they often attack whales. They sub-
sist on and do much damage to
schools of small fish, and it is prob-
able that the presence of thousands
of schools of the little fellows in the
vicinity of the jetties accounts for
the capture of the armed monster.
Galveston News.
Louis
Barragan to
in Northern
Miss Inez Robinson of Vernon,
Dr. Barney Credille, Carl Estes. Miss ing Prickly Ai
Verda Reagan, and Mrs. M. R. Reag-
an motored to Colonel Camp at Sul-
I will help you keep your physical and
mental temperature at the efficiency
point. Our pure-syrups sodas will satisfy
your thirst. The sanitary care that is em-
ployed at <-nr soda fountain will give you
an appetir or the proper cooling drink.
Folks «■< tai ;i|ig about the rich cn-aniy
goodness of our ice cream.
HERE’S MY HEADQUARTERS
LONDON. July President Wil-
son has accepted the invitation of
the League of Nations to call a meet-
ing of the assembly of the League-
early in November, it was announced
in House of Commons today by Cecil
B. Harmsworth, under sectary
foreign affairs.
Nthiily for years. My father had a
severe cough following pneumonia
He was told to use ‘Golden Medical
Discovery’ and by following it up
faithfully to the extend of four
bottles he was cured.
"J just winter when I had a cough
I took the ‘Discovery’ and it cured
me in a short time. In fact, all our
family use it whenever we have a
bard cold or cough."—Mas. R. D.
TloBK, 419 West Chickash* Street.
“Pape’s D.apepsin" make* alek. sour,
g***y stomach* »urely feel fine
in five minute*.
production
Condi-
70.7 ; yield per
acre, 155.9; acreage, 35,054,000
acreas. or 101.1 per cent of 1919;
price 37.4.
Rye—Forecast of production
July 1, 82.000,000 bushels. Condi-
tion on July 1, 83.5; yield per acre,
15.0; acreage, 5,4704)00, or 77.4
per cent of 1919; price, 189.0.
| The amount of wheat remaining
on farms July 1 is estimated at 5.1 (
per cent of last year's crop, or about
47,756,000 bushels.
10.—An
awaits the
nominee,
whenever
the
produc-jThey all predict the party will line
Condi- up solidly behind the ticket, however.
j Secretary Tumulty is one of the
or most confident of the administration
I—— _\t th*s morning conferences
.. r .---------> newspaper men, he continu-
ly left here for Montrey, and who tion, 193,000,000 bushels. Condition ‘v,j to add to his list of Democratic
■ _. -- ~ .. — c W. z. .4 __ T .. 1.. 1 Q Ci • . ,11.1 SV/,* a Z.V'ZV O 4* Li — a — ..
Furred Tongue. Bad Taste. Iwl.gr*
tior, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
urhsa come from a torpid liter and
<>ugg*4 bowel*, which cauae your *ton.
ach to become filled with undigested
.r* and ferment* like gar ura|
I bat'* th* first
indigeatioa. foul
m akia. mental
ieara, everything that ia horrible and
A Uaecaret to-night will
gire your constipated bowel* a thorough
ctrsnaing and straighten you eut by
morning. They work while you sleep—
a 10-eent box from year drugjriat wit-
beep you feeling good for moulLa
CHICAGO, July 10. —Spiraling, frorn Galveston into the gulf
the captors of an immense >
Eat no meats and lightly of other
food. Take threo^f Chamberlain’s
Tablet* to cleanse ob^^-our stomach
and tone up your Hve-^$jo this an I
within a day or two you should be
feeling fine.
for. |
And I have been of the further con- j
, viction that there is nothing that so
blunt* and stunts a normal woman’s
man-
unconfirmed on
has t acreage, 7,437,000 acres,
Mexican-per cent of 1919; price, 142.0.
Cotton—Forecast of
add- on July 1, 11.400,000 bales.
WICHITA FALLS, July 10.—A
' terrific rain and wind storm struck
this section of the State this morn
I ing, wrecking oil derricks in every
i direction.
One large storage tank at North
W’ichita was struck by lightning anil
is a mass of flames.
Reports received here indicate sev-
eral hundred derricks were dstroy-
ed. —
Mr. and Mr*. J. Wiley Randle of
Bonham spent Saturday night here,
the guests of Mr. and Mr* Dave
Young.
Spnnp*.
Ray of
Mae
were
WASHINGTON,
enthusiastic
Democratic
Governor James M. Cox,
he sees fit to come to the White .
House to confer with President Wil-
son, it was announced today, but it
will be left to leaders of the Demo
cratic organization to
the part of the President
The following is an extract from
a letter from Elmer Walker to his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pink Walker,
)<>f this city:
| U. S. A. Air Station, Pensacola.
Florida, July 1.—I left Thursday af-
ternoon on a balloon trip and landed
Friday morning at 7:00 o’clock on
the Atlantic coast near Waverly, Ga.
not far from Jacksonville. We were
up about 12 hours and made nearly
400 miles. I got back OK Saturday
about midnight.—Elmer G. Walker.
Since Eve intrigued Adam poor
man has been a plaything for the
wicked, wily womanly adventuress.
But this time it’s a man in the role
of a woman who brings grief to his
fellowman. See Julian Eltinge in
“An Adventuress" at the Hippo Sat-
urday.
For sick Haadachv. Sour Storrach
Sluggish Liver and Bowel,—
Take Caacarata tonight.
(will receive
month, but
agreed that
| quired
, w:- t.
teachers in rural school districts in
wi]| this section. Approximately sixty
McNatt & Wheel- teachers are employed in the coun-
hfiday and Satur- tr5’ schools, it is announced.
Glasses
eye
w29.
x-g.,11 ; for they cjh « L»u»r
music. The
music is like ginricky without
On account of the deaf mute girl be-
ing unable to dance to music she
seldom dances at all; and the result
is that she grows up to womanhood
without being man-handled to any
great extent. 1 have always been of j
public dance
dance hails are
who Jjed and refreshed and yo\^r> feeling
Condition or. j left San Francisco before balloting tine with
’1 pci was finished, arrived today. They
103,64H,00(' are apparently enthusiastic over th<*
of 1919: ticket, but not entirely reconciled to
the defeat of William G. McAdoo,
produc '
f*___*£ T
IIIUIV viiaik *•*»• ------ .------ ----
’25,000 rebels, and there is no reason | tion on July 1,84.7; yield per acre, j
5S!!? whv the present government cannot 32.2; acreage. 41.032,000 acres, oi
When the baby is suffering the
double affliction, of hot weather and
bowel disorders, the remedy needed
is McGEF.X BABY ELIXIR It re-
duces the ^feerish condition, cor-
rects the storrf^-h and checks loose-
-ness of the bowehs. Sold by The New
Drug Store.
TAfa’K IN FI AMFS END stomach trouble,
ihitiy in ruAi’iLj 6ASES 0R 0YSPEpSJA
A coated tongue, bad breath, diz.’.i-
ne** and a clogged condition in the
bowel* can be Quickly relieved by us
slL Bitter*. It is pre-
eminently cfficAt in such ailments.
Price >1.25 per'bottle. Commerce
phur Spring* Sunday for an outing. Drug Co., Special Agents.
■TT—----------------------------------------- ;--why the proeni governiuriiv .>£,.4,, aiivan-. ........
llfA'TCART m FAPTO Ilir'* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *lcontend with less than 500." ! 96.M percent of 1919; price 104.5. men. A
WAIdUW I Lr.llur*Y nlu * ♦! Gen. Pablo Gonsales, who recent I Bailey—July forecast of produc-j with the
SUPPORT TO TICKET!
If what you just ate is souring on
your stomarli or lies like a lump f
had. or you V>lch •_■«» and eructate
acur, undigestcA food, or have a feeling
of dizziness, heaAbum, fullness, nausea,
had tsste in month and stomach-head-
aebe, you can get Oelief in five minutes
by neutralizing acikty. Put an end to
such stomach distress now by getting a
large fifty-e nt ease At Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how need I-we it is to suffer
from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stom-
ach disorder caused by f-Kx! fermentation
due to excessive acid in stomach.
Worms interfere with the growth of
> children. They become thin, pale and
>ickly. Get rid of these parasites at
'once if you would healthy, hap-
ny, cheerful children. ^^Jhite's Cream
Vermifuge destroy* wormXtand bene-;
WOMAN CONVICT-
ED OF DEFRAUD-
ING TENANTS
suit of the policy of a
advance in the official discount rate
,and repression of international hor-
i rowing.
The check on loans and reduction
in the quantity of commodities of-
I feted for shipment, were reflected
!in a noticeable improvement
1 transportation situation, the
the conviction that the safest guard- >
tan of a woman’s virtue is her na’- t
womanly modesty That’.
what God put mo. esty in her for. , ,n(|jtun_ on the part of the wage tlw formidable saw. it is said that
earner.”
Discovery that increased currency
1 circulation was due to the habit of
persons to carry more pocket money
in time of prosperity.
Quotations of 1921 merchandise
at 25 to 30 per cent above the pres-
ent market, "indicating that the ex-
travagrant hope of cheaper goods
this fall be in vain."
WICHITA FALLS, July 9.—All
rural school teachers of Wichita
County will be paid a monthly salary
of $100 or more, it was announced
School Superin-
Some teachers
’ States.
I Tumulty believes the :
velt ticket will force the
cans into a more active campaign be-
jfore many weeks. He believes Cox
will conduct a campaign along such '
35,054,000 lines that Senator Harding will
forced to tour the country.
Democrats declare the harmony today by County
in the Republican ranks is not stable tendent Burl Bryant.
and that there will be a break in, the , employed in common school districts
open or under the surface before the jwill receive more than $100
election in November. The White month, but school trustees
House is confident of victory.
Mrs. R. M. Womack and daughter.
Mb. Usaie. of Sulphur Spring* n„ura||y ,hut out fron,
Mtoe* Inez and Gladys P—
Whitewrirht and Mis* Willie
Mu»irrove of Mt. F‘lea*<ar.t
quests of Mr*. C. L. Anders.
AFTER GRIP
W1NTCU CLLI S—
iiAD BLOOD
You r.rc poll, t’-- —with
little vitality. Your liver i« stag-
o sh and the bad blood causes your
ucity and become flabby and weak I WILSON WILL CALL
-then indigestion.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- I
covery, made from wild roots and
barks, and free from alcohol or
narcotics, is the great and powerful
blood purifier of to-dav. Ingredi-
ents printed on wrapi>er. This
tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is
just what you need to give you
vim, vigor and vitality.
Take the ‘ Discovery ’ as directed
aMit will search out impure and
poisanfius matter throughout the
syxtemWli^liminate it through
the natural cWfcai^Is. j
You can procurel^Dia' package
of the tablets by senaing H)r. to ,
the Invalids* Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Oklahoma City, Okla—"Doctor
-Ajrce’s Golden Medical Discovery
vJ*, been a family remedy in our nouncing the
Miss Cleo Munden to Mr. James H
Hiner. Jr., which will occur at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South,
at this place, on Tuesday, July 20th
at 2 p. m.
Miss Cleo is the daughter of Prof,
and Mr*. H. G. Munden of this eity.
Mr. Hiner formerly lived here but is
now a resident of Ft. Worth.
Dr. ArmfiehL
i be here again in
er’s Drug Store,
(day, July 16th an<^17th.
correctly fitted, headache and
fishing 1 strain reliexed. x
regular trips
I were '
sawfish
The boat was
abreast, of
MEXICO CITY, July 10.—Five
generals have taekn up arms against
the new Mexican government, Pro-
visional President De La Huerta told
foreign correspondents last night,
but he declared they did not con-
stitute a military menace, since they
nad but very few followers. He es-
timated that not more than 500 men
had been involved in present out-
breaks.
Admission was made by the
visional President that the new gov-
ernment had faced a rather serious
situation upon taking over the gov-
ernment a couple of months ago, but
he asserted the army had been reor-
ganized, that rebel forces could not
shake the administration.
He said the goverment had no ad-
! vices of the rebel attempt of
I Caberra and General
organize a revolution
Mexico.
"The Carranza government," said
De La Huerta, laughing, "stood for
more than four years against <
Robert and Carrol Munden and
'John Hart returned Saturday night
from Wolfe City, where they had
been playing in a band for the Wolfe
City picnic.
WASHINGTON. July 10.—Th*
crop reporting board. Department of
Agriculture, today gave out the fol-
lowing estimates of various crops:
Winter Wheat—July forecast of
production, 518,000,000 bushels.
Condition on July 1, 79.7; yield per
acre, 15.2; acreage. 34,165,00 acres,
or 68.5 per cent of 1919.
Spring Wheat—July forecast
production, 291,000 bushels. <
dition on July 1, 88.0; yield
acre, 15.0; acreage, 19.470,000 acres
or 83.5 per cent of 1919.
All Wheat—July forecast of
duction. 809,000,000 bushels.
dition on, July 1, 82.5; yield per acre |approval of the President, his
15.1; price 23.6; acreage, 53,652,000 jtude toward administration ;
acres, or 73.3 per cent of 1919. is awaited with keen interest
Corn—July forecast of producton ! Several administration leaders
2,779,000,000 bushels. C
July 1, 84.6 per cent; yield
acre, 26.8; acreage,
acres, or 101.5 per cent
price, 185.6.
j Oats—July forecast of
overttion, 1,322.000,000 bushels.
ta„ 0 W1. ... DERRICKS RAZED
hall*. Oui publw f -|Ve Bank ,.lhe devfoua. steadily I n ta)lt trjp The boat was jn
IS dynamite under pB<|jinjt of prices to the ultimata con ]Lareb p(- sfcnmp abreast, of the i
the fabric of youthful character. Its sl,nn„. .. h,s met a eBf.sider.ble jett>. and in pu!ling in its net
a sort of 6 per cenj sex spree. Dea: ] check the board's monthy j found enmeshed there the big fellow
no better than 1 ,na(ic public recently said, as a re- <)f the jeep The sawfish measured
ijute .1 r f thii „f a progressive ! from the tlp uf to tjp of its
tail, something over 15 feet and
weighed approximately 600 pounds.
Before the fish was gotten out of the
net it was necessary to shoot it five .
times with bullets from a
volver in an effort to quiet its
tempts to free itself. The
which was chopped from its
was about forty inches in
These fish seldom leave the deep wa-
mentioned on the report included a tcr They attain a length of from
ten to twenty feet and. armed with
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Punfied and Free From
Colds by Taking Ctlotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful. Sate and
u
Pbvaician* a»d Druggist* are ad'ia-
determine i,>e their friend* to keep tbi ir *v»trm»
,,„,v ... shall purified and their organs iu perfect
piay m the <'ox-H- osevelt campaign. “ftaeEM.^Ti.ey’^n"'’*
that a clojteed up tyrtem and «i lazy
Ids, influenza aud serious
©
cold overnight and to
“knplications t ike one
iflkwith a swallow of
, salts, no nausea,
•Mi*
Next morning your colw
your liver is active, your 1
■_;*i a hearty appetite for bnak-
i;i“tgi. t what yon piease~»M dangt**
Calotabs are sold only in©origin;<i
sealed packages, price thirty-five cei ti.
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your mont’V if you are not y»erfectlf
teligttrd with Calotabs.— (Adv.)
to
aid liver favor c
complications. K <
r z* i.i*- To <*ut short Iky1
As Governor Cox was selected for fnt g,.rlous^L
Jthe nomination without the especial (*a|otab at bedtiuu
’ * *' ” ‘ * ’ j atti- wat»*r—that’s all.
policies i>o"K«pi“g.. “» sicken
A aw. .., j . r ■« ■ va rv V x . • I !• **
is awaited with keen interest here.
ATLANTA, July 9.—Thomas E. 1
Watson, long and outspoken oppen-!
wu* v> MW vrnnvii auiiiiiiiati *•*»•-»*> »>■»*
the League of Nations covenant, has
telegraphed congratulation. "’’‘' more fortunate sisters who can hear soldiers were
as well as they can see. Ordinarily
I don’t take these transient statistic-
al reports very seriously, but in the tion* of the country
claim of the superior morality
the deaf mute girls I am inclined to
believe it. They converse very
"fluently" on their fingers but the
conversation is bound to be more or
less labored and to
confined to the exchange of essential
intelligences. It is practically im-
possible for them to submerge them- 1
selves in an hour's reek of salacious •
tgosaip. Another thing I believe helps I
the deaf mute girl along the ways of I
; virtue and wholesome living is that j
1 the ' defined bv the Seventh Federal Re-
public i . . . ...
under
r imer." has
-......-
has been connected in
4. rumors with recent outbreaks,
4 been offered the post of I——--- ,
(Ambassador to France, according to I
I the Provisional President, who I
I ed the offer had not as yet been ae- tion on June 25,
cepted. Questioned further
ditional womanly virtues than their to military matters, he
?7? demobilized in
and about 5.000 so far this month.
Most of them have been sent to sec-
r where they
work cultivating
ent of the Wilson administration and
promises of hearty support to Gov- j
emor Cox and Franklin D. Roose
velt, according to dispatches receiv-
ed here last night from Thomson,
Ga., Watson's home.
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