The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 28, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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Plumbing, Gas Fitting
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of the Sixty-Fifth Congress during
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Lumber
Timmins, Pitts and Lothrop.
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giving of $20,000,000 to the people
other sections of the same country,
he is from has not yet been learned.
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30x3% Tube
$3.30
Garrett St. M. & E. T.
30x3% Tire.....$15.40
Track
all they knew they had killed.
population while it lives under that
STROBE’S NEWS STAND,
PHONE 723
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for he kept right on ahead, not ear-
them or not.
THE BUILD
FOR BALE
SUPPLY CO.
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Mouldings
Shingles
lions, are in much the same condi-
tion, is starting on a road that has
and other nations having populations
running into many hundreds of mil-
We won’t even suggest a comparison—be
cause there is NONE.
You see we would rather concede a point and gain your confidence
than to claim the world and arouse your doubt Weisman’s can
afford to grant there are other GOOD clothiers because Weisman’s
can so easily prove there’s only one BEST clothier.
is proof enough that Weisman’s can go farther in value giving
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use the same in sustaining the popu-
lation of misgoverned foreign coun-
tries.
$13,401 BOTH
.$2.85 for...
JUDGE BOX NOT
IN FAVOR OF
HELPING RUSSIA
no end.
“Many people in Europe are rely-
ing upon American charity, becom-
OCCUPANTS OF
FORD HAVE VERY
The fact that we are Marshall’s biggest operators in Men’s Wear
coupled with the fact that all our vast operations are carried on
with
mas of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Kelley.
Miss Esther Hagan, of Tyler, is
spending the holidays with her par-
ents.
Misses Howard and Sue Hagan, of
Marshall, are at home for the holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Pitts, of Mar-
shall, and Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Lo-
throp, of Shreveport, are spending
Christmas with relatives.
Lawrence and Erick Tiller, of Car-
thage, are spending a few days here
with relatives.
Levalle Mitchell, of Marshall, is at
home for the holidays.
Mr. Lawless, of Lufkin, is spend-
All grades
at the very best
prices
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•blow, knocking it and it’s occupants ...
The car ing chronic mendicants, and failing
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for.
Mr. Box contended that Congress
had no right to spend on foreign
charity money collected for the pur-
“NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MANUFACTURERS”
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—investigate Al L other offerings and you’ll invest in
OURS......that’s certain.
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Equally interesting values will also
be found in
GATES
SUPER TREAD
TIRES
Social Items From
Elysian Fields
ing Christmas with his parents.
Miss Jesse Mae Woodley spent
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BIG LEADING DAILY AND SUN-
DAY NEWSPAPERS.
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WE WANT EACH CAR OWNER IN
HARRISON COUNTY TO TRY
USE EZMA
For ECZEMA and all Skin troublea
—the remedy that never faila
Fry-Hodge Drag Company.
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spent Christmas day here with her the close of the war, was a loan and
•opposed by Congressman Box, of this
district, who pointed out that the act
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spent Christmas with Nina McLaurin.
Miss Marie Becknell, of Marshall,
•peed when a car came upon them
from behind and hit the Ford a side
over a steep embankment. ‘ _
turned over upon them, but very for- to settle down to work,”
tunately no one was seriously hurt. Texas representative.
The car that hit them kept on moving
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Elysian Fields, Dec. 27.—Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Winn, of Tyler, are the
holiday guests of the lady’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McLaurin.
Miss Nina McLaurin, of Longview,
is spending Christmas at home.
William Turney is spending the
holidays with relatives and will ro-
turn next week to Austin College.
Reb. Eugene McLaurin is spending
the holidays with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. Has. Timmins, of San
Antonio, are visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Timmins are
spending Christmas in Coleman.
Miss Neva Nellie Phillips is spend-
ing the holidays at Texarkana.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Lacy, of Car-
thage, Mr. and Mrs. Lovick Crews, of
Dallas, were the dinner guests of Dr.
and Mrs. C. D. Baker Christmas.
Rev. and Mrs. Crews, of Green-
wood, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. C. D.
Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Furrh spent
Christmas day in Longview.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Pippen were
the dinner guests on Christmas cf
Mr. and Mrs. George Tiller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. York, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Campbell, Mr. Wainwright ad
daughter, Moselle, and Mrs. Wain-
wright were the dinner guests Christ-
Complete Boys’ Clothing
Department
SUITS
$24.50 $2950 $39.50
—these prices are cash
American Tire & Vulcanizing Company
Corner Austin and Lafayette
MARSHALL, TEXAS
Remember we guarantee “Gates Super-Tread Tires"
to out-wear any tire made regardless of price, and
we make our adjustments.
List Price—
30x3 Tire.......I
30x3 Tube ......
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Every Event
is An Occasion for
Flowers
BROWNRIGG & STEVENS
INSURANCE AGENTS
Life, Fire, Automobile and
Lve Stock
Phone SM-J.
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pose of running the government and
that in many parts of Russia and
NARROW ESCAPE many other parts of the world, such
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Sunday afternoon one of the mean-। China, vast populations are in the
est tricks ever heard of was demon- midst of famine. He said that the
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touring car. Just who he is or where living in one part of Russia while
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Messrs. Tilden and Reed spent that loan had already beer provided
Monday hunting with Messrs. Furrh,
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A family, who are also yet un-
known, were out riding in a Ford
touring car. They were running
•long at a very reasonable rate of
As to sustaining the distressed
Miss Bessie Carter was badly burn-
ed Christmas when a Santa Claus
costume she was wearing caught fire.
Miss Carter was acting as Santa
Claus, and had on the regulation fur
trimmed suit. She passed by a gas
stove and the fur caught fire, burn-
ing very rapidly before it could be
extinguished. She was burned about
her arms mostly, but it is not thought
to be serious, thanks to her own
quick forethought.
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at an inereased rate of speed, not population of Bolshevistic Russia, the
even stopping to see if they could be speaker warned Congress that if
of any assistance to the people, for American taxpayers feed Russia’s
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Corrosion of Metals.
The committee on corrosion or iron
and steel of the American Society for
Testing Materials reported that testa
which have been in progress for five
years in the Pittsburgh district on un-
coated metal sheets are nearing com-
pletion and have reached the point
where the committee definitely con-
cludes that “copper-bearing metal
shows marked superiority in rust-re-
slating properties as compared to non-
copper-bearing metal of substantially
the same general composition, from
which superiority we may truly an-
ticipate a marked Increase in the serv-
ice life of copper-bearing metals under
atmospheric exposure of uncoated
sheets." Other corrosion tests are be-
ing conducted in different parts of the
country, and before very long a final
report may be expected' in which re-
sult* of importance will be stated.
Washington, Dec. 24.—The act of
'the House of Representatives at
•Washington appropriating $20,000,-
000 to furnish seed grain to Russian
farmers in the valley of the Volga
•nd for food for the population of
the district, said to be starving, was
there are three outstanding clothing
features in Marshall today, and two
of them are at Weismans
Nothing Wrong to Him.
Mother was terribly upset by Tom-
my's appearance, particularly his un-
washed face.
“Tommy, Tommy!” she exclaimed i
in great distress. “Your face needs
washing terribly! Did you look at
t in the mirror this morning J"
"No, mother," said Tommy, with ev-
•ry indication of surprised concern,
'but it seemed all right when I felt
t."—Exchange
Too much sweet stuff put* the
stomach out of order. A dose of
Prickly Ash Bitters correct* the trou-
ble, restore* appetite and good diges-
tion. Price $1.25 per bottle. Mat-
thewson Drug Co., Special Agents.
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then, that this baby, with ito fluffy
yellow hair, makes your eye* shine
with tears and with a strange thrill
of happiness at the same time? Do
you dream of your own babies who
have grown into womanhood and
manhood, or do your tear-wet eyes
look into the future and see the
dream-baby that you hope some day
will be yours, the baby in whose veins
your own blood will throb? Your
eyes blur with the teams, and the
mass of yellow curls become* a maze
of golden light, a halo around the
white little face, with its wide blue
eyes. You could imagine it was the
Christ-child were ft not that she is a
girl So sweet and soft and tiny—
it tags at your heart.
But listen!—What are the words
that her tiny lips are lisping? You
can hardly understand them. You
hear the lisping, crooning voice snd
sometimes you catch a word from the
soft red lip*—"Jesus"—“Santa Claus”
—“Mother”—“Daddy”—“• good little
girl”
She is gone in a moment, but still
you have that warm glow, and it
comes again when you think of her
often, sometimes when you are laugh-
ing and talking with your friends,
sometimes when you are hard at
work, sometimes when you wake up
in the night and all the world ia
sleeping.
We started in to take an inventory
of Christmas, to see if it was worth
while. But there is no use in going
farther----
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That is one of the meanest tricks system, we will be sustaining and Ladles Home Journal; Woman’a
any motorist could ever do. A mo- perpetuating bolshevism, which, if Home Companion; The Delineator and
torist with any consideration at all not supported, must soon die of its all other leading magazines,
either stops or slows down when he own weakness, out may live long if STROBE’S NEWS STAND,
runs over as much as a chicken or a American taxpayers are made to help North Washington Ave., Phone $1
eat. It was not so with this fiend, support Russia’s vast population. 1-le
zor ne aepi rigis on nrm, uyi --- The fact that millions of our own ,
Inc in the least whether he had killed people are out of work, that some of Use Sanitary Disinfected Floor
- our own cities new have bread lines, Sweep. Made in Marshall and guar-
and that our agricultural people are ' anteed by Morgan McCowan. Phone
roe enum . , in financial distress, was urged ss 1388, tfe
Western Teresa Pecan*. 10 cents another reason why we should not
per pound in 10-pound lota. D. D aend out the tax gatherer to force _
Dodd. ‘ te from our people their substance and will find the mueh "anted cook
No used tires taken in trade—nothing charged—and
not more than two tires to each customer.
Sale Lasts Until 200 Tires Are Sold
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By WILL JOSEPH.
They say, “Christmas tomes but
once a year, thank God," and they
say, “Christmas comes once a year,
thank God.” You will say the latter
of these if this Christmas has been
a worth while Christmas. Why not
take an inventory and see whether
or pot it was really worth while?
On Christmas Eve night you went
to a Whfte Christmas at the church
and you listened to the little ones
singing their songs snd giving their
little Christmas recitations. There
was the tiny fragmegt of babyhood
who toddled out on the rostrum. You
thought she had got lost and you
wondered where the mother was and
why she didn’t come out and get the
wee morsel of pink and white baby-
ness, with its wide blue eyes and soft
red little mouth. She was such a wee
mite that her wavering little steps
surely were wandering as free as the
winds. Involuntarily you breathed,
“She must be pure for her form
would seem moulded by love from a
mother’s dream.”
Suddenly you listened intently,
leaning forward tensely in your
eagerness to hear the words that she
•oftly lisped. How soft and sweet
and low the baby voice. You felt your
heart flushed with warm blood and
your eyes were wet. You wonder why
it is, for you hsve never lost a child
of your own. Why should this wee
bit of lisping babyhood bring tears
to your eyes ? Maybe you never even
had a child of your own. Why is it,
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DRESS up the bouse for
- Christmas. Decorate it
with poinsettas, holly and
mistletoe. We will assist
you in making the home
take on a Christmasy ap-
pearance that will last
through the holiday sea-
son. We are awaiting
your call—why don't you
phone ?
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Rooms and Board
Close in. Special rates to
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neckwear and everywear
FOR SALE.
Western Texas Pecans, 10 cents
per pound in 10-pound lots. D. D.
Dodd. tie
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Wednesday, December 28, 1921
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