The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 195, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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-Percolaters
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created by the article referred to. and
to give general notice of the fact that
the Chamber of Commerce will not
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constitutional limit on the amount of
taxes that may be voted for school
purposes. We have an amendment to
the constitution that will be voted
on at the November election to rem-
edy the situation. and it is sure to be
defeated unless the people of the state
are told and warned of the great
crisis that confronts the public school
system of Texas," said Mias Blanton,
whs urged the people to get behind
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and its offices and rooms cahnot be
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THE NAVY RECRUITING OFFICER
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Marshall, Texas
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EVERETT.
The three year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Everett died at their home
in North Marshall Saturday night.
The funeral was Sunday at the Cross
Roads grave yard.
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After kodaking yvu films should
be properly developed and printed.
That is our part. Bring or mail
in your films.
MRS. HERRICK. I
Mrs. Gertrude Herrick, daughter of '
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Austin died in
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Offers the greatest opportunities of any organization in the world to
young MEN of good dean moral character, who wish to join for 2, 3 or
4 yean.
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—Phone No. 55—
American Cafe and Call
Walter Pittman
Editor Morning News:
In a recent iseut of your paper
there appeared a notice, calling a
meeting of the Republican precinct
conventic- in the Chamber of Com-
Kodaking is one of the most popular of amuse-
ments. Spring is the best time of the year to
take pictures. AD out-doors invites your kodak.
Every pretty nook, every lake and brooklet, ev-
ery majestic tree, every little flower; all invite
your kodak. *
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Met the wrong that is being done her
achool children. Miss Blanton stat
Charlie Chaplin
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A Pathe News
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The GRAND
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WEDNESDAY ONLY
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"Black Shadows," a charming
photoplay featuring Peggy Hyland,
j waa received with genuine enthusiasm
Austin Sunday night The body ar-
rived here on T. AP.-train 6, yester-
day and the funeral will.be this morn-
ing at 11 o'clock from the home of bar
parent omEast Fannin street In-
terment in Greauwand Cemetery.
■. 8. BRADLEY.
Mr. Homer S. Brandley died yester-
day at 6:80 o’clock, after an extended
illness. Mr. Bradley had been a red-
dent of Marshall for 16 years, coming
here from St Louis. He is survived
by his wife. The funeral will be at
cures a position as "official chap-
eron" to the daughter of wealthy
parents whose aim is to have her
mount the social ladder with credit
and make a brilliant marriage. Miss
Hyland, as Marjorie Iangdon, the
chaperon, proves herself quite capa-
ble of foiling the plans of a designing
villian. The rapidly moving scenes,
clever acting, and a strong element
of comedy make this one of the
most entertaining photoplays of the
season.
sage yesterday that his father, Mr.
N. D. Merrill, had died at his home
ia Craig, Mo. He was 89 years of
age.
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Acceding to Miss Annie Webb or “"***“" for Eepublican or
Blanto, "state sperintendent of publie Democtats, for pro-Bailey ot anti-
SateMusie Tencher ASocition atliticai purposes of any
Marshal last week, Texas has . gi-kind. . And 1 would, thank youto
gantie task on her shoulders to cor- publish this to correct the impression
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wars over 75,000 children out of school
in Texas due to the shortage of teach- (
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two thousand teachers snort and mat .4,1 n ..
over 200 schools had remained closed 1 , . . J H T. Bibb. President,
during the pastsession because of the । .(Refering to above the Morning
inability to secure teachers of any' News would say that the intention of
kind. Further, she made the state- the callers of the meeting referred to.
ment that at present there were over was to that the convention would
400,000 children in the state being Imeet in Bryan Snyder’s office,
taught by teachers that never passed in the same room aa the
the sixth grade I Chamber of Commerce. Editor
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For all first class hemstitch-
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phone 409. 5-2p
when it opened an engagement yes-
terday at the Grand Theatre.
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other.thanto prepare life in Washington, D. C. It pictures
sidMiss Blanton. the activities of the smart set and the
-Texas and Virginia are the only adventures which befall a gir
two states in the U nion that have a Who, to car for her aunt,
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HALL MORNING NEWS *
meres raws I feel that this must
have been due to an error, as the
directors of the Chamber of Com-
. mcrce have not given their cousent
Marshall Electric Company
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that a living wage could not be paid
with the funds that are aceessable.
“All of the experienced teachers
have gone into other work because
they can command more money in the
commercial world and on the other
hand we have no inducements to offer
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WILLIAM FOX
Catholic church. Interment in Cath-
olic Cemetery.
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ed. She told of a state-wide educa-
tional campaign that would be launch-
ed in October in the interest of the
amendment.
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Declares Texas Has A Gigantic , it might well to state at this time
Be lad,
Jimmy, k- fseL2
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No matter howbadlj’of youvthinkzou are-no mane
* hk homible yur troubles pile.upagainet’you, be glad
that thingo are not any wore.
Theres always comething to be iglad about 3m 1
t MARY PICKFORD
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You receive Clothes, Board, Dental and Medical care free. After you
serve Sixteen or Twenty Years you retire with a Retainer fee that
makes you independent. You are not dependent on your Children of
Charity in old age. So, Young Man, why not come in and talk thia
over with
DEATHS
MR MERRILL.
W. Merrill received a mes:
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District Manager Manhattan Life
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MRS STOKES.
Mrs. Margaret Stokes, mother of
Mr. M. W. Styles, died at her home in
Mt Vernon, Ohio, Sunday. Mr.
Stokes has gone to the funeral
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NOTE—This advertisement was donated to the Recruiting Service at
* this Station by the weD known firm,
The Matthewson Drug Co., of Marshall, Texas
To the above named firm we extend our many thanks.
, (Signed) ' ____
• J. D. METZGAR, C. C. M., U. S. N.
(in charge.)
H. L. ROGERS, E. L CL, U. S. N.
(publicity)
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