Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Ed. 1 Sunday, July 11, 1920 Page: 3 of 28
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AP8TOTS ALWAYS BEST NEWSPAPEB
TEXAS
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F. & H. SHOE STORE
AUSTIN’S BIGGEST LITTLE SHOE STORE
SHOES
The sure answer to hot weather comfort and good
looks is found in our line of Summer Suits.
They offer a splendid combination of Wear, Comfort
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and, above all Value.
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Suits in both single and double-breasted models and
of a dozen fabrics to choose from.
$6.85t$9.85
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Prices Range From
$12.50 to $50.00
WHITE
ice,
SHOES
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See Our White Window Display
s left.
$1.90
$ 2.50 HATS
GROVER BERGDOLL
$ 3.50 HATS ........$2.65
TO MEET IN AUSTIN
NUT GROWERS ASS'N
NET IS CLOSING
As Good As New
SUMMER NECESSITIES
KILLS HER IN AIR
t Ox-
Tan
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Stebbins & James
argain
THANKS, FOLKS, FOR CONGRATULATIONS
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
SPOT? RIP? TEAR?
B r. Jonen. Main A Akard St*
COME TO ME! I FIX IT.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
I SPECIALIZE IN PALM BEACH CLOTHES.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Durond
uring a practice drill; tw are
Tai loro
Hatters
LIABILITIES
v of the Cowboy Khow
Phone 2652
*11 Congress
Capital stock . ,
$ 125.000.00
connection
Surplus and profits
24.107 52
179.900.50
Dividends Unpaid,
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5,000.00
35.370.45
..., 1,590,780.05
Deposits .. -.
30,602.97
311.334.65
Extravagance and Egotism
$1,744,887.57
Total....
-..$1,744,887.57
Total
LUY. Mgr Ameri-
Woodward.
Always Read) to Serve You.
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At Only 2 Cents Per Day, 65c a Month
THE
The Austin American
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
Its circulation represents th
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YOU Vote for Anybody
CAN For Any Office
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$70.00 SUITS
$75.00 SUITS
$30.00
$37.50
$52.50
$56.25
$ 4.00 HATS
$ 5.00 HATS
$ 6.00 HATS
$ 8.50 HATS
$10.00 HATS
$12.50 HATS
Directors:
HERMAN BOHN, merehant
$3.00
$3.75
$4.50
$6.40
$7.50
$9.35
FINEST
WHITE
SHOE
DISPLAY
IN AUSTIN
Brook*.
Att’y.
25 Per Cent Discount on Bathing Suita.
Women’s, Mens’ Boys, in fine all-wool
quality.
Coupland
Creedmoor
Dallas ....
Del Valle
Driftwood
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2:2
SUMMER NECKWEAR
BELTS—White, Black a
WHITE FLANNEL PAI
WHITE DUCK PANTS
SICILIAN COATS
BATES’ STREET SHIRTS
NOTASEME HOSE
UNION SUITS
PAJAMAS
NIGHT ROBES
Are the Curse of
the Nation
We know the community is beginning to save from
the wonderful returns that have come from our campaign
to our Savings Department
The dollar saved today will be doubl'd in buying value
a year hence.
American National Bank
Capital and Surplus $1,000,000.00
Resources over $10,000,000.00
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Where You Can Buy
Your Austin American
Outside of Austin
Dripping Spring.
Elgin ..........
KI Paso .........
e greatcat and most intellectual group
.....................J. 3. Harrington
Fort Worth 3. 3. Hendricks, 7th A Main Sts. ,
Can you afford to lose this opportunity of doubling
your money ?
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts...... $1,187,679.00
Full and Complete Assortments
—OF—
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Top, left to right: Miss Abigail Victoria Harding of Mar-
ion, O., and Mrs. Huber Vatau, sisters of Senator Harding. Bot-
tom- Dr. George T. Harding Jr. of Marion, and Mrs Remsberg
of Santa Anna, Gal., brother and sister of the Presidential can-
didate.
AUSTIN, TEXAS
A GUARANT FUND BANK
As Rendered to the Commissioner of Insurance and Banking. State of Texas. at the
Close of Business, June 30, 1920
$55.00 SUITS .......$41.25
$60.00 SUITS .... - .$45.00
Wool Suits.
$40.00 SUITS
$50.00 SUITS
From the time of Washington great men have talked
THRIFT. Talking is not enough. Stiffen your backbone,
cut your indulgences and save the easy money of today for
the stringent money of tomorrow.
Opium Growing in China:
By Aasociated Trees to the Austin American
SHANGHAI—Opium is being grown
LARGEST CIRCULATION I CENTRAL
Bertrsm.....
Kaneo ......
Brigg.......
Buda ......
Burnet ------
Cedar Bark
Cedar Valley
I certify the above statement is correct
ELDRED McKINNON, Vice President and Cashier
Be Asnoelated Prees t the Austin AmerteaA
SALISBURY BEACH. Maae. July
It.— Mrs. Richard H. LoDg of Fram-
ingham, wife of the Democratic can;
didate for Governor last year, and
Gordon L, Groah of lynn, an avia-
lor. died aa a result of an airplane
accident
WHERE IS LEAGUE
AS ARMENIA BLEEDS
SENATOR HARDING’S SISTERS AND BROTHERS
m-aaag-
as subscribers to an Austin news*
A. C. TOOLE, D. C.
CHIOPRACTOR
Palmer school Graduate
Sundays, 10 tn ti a. ns
Phone 1337.
Presents the most interesting news and reading of any news-
paper ever printed in Austin.
WISH HIM OR HER T HOLD.
Vote for your Fri enea, yout-elatives. Tour political cholce,
Voto for ANYNODY .or AX ._______
This vupon wil ve tegulp ty pnntM in the AUSTIN AMERICAN.
Fill in the name of the person for whom yon want to vote, write
the name of the office you vant that person to hold, and mail to the
“Political Fditor of the ArTIN AMERICAN."
The resuitp wil: be regularly tabulated and printed in the Austia
American every Munday
You do not need to nign your name— this le a ae« rat ballot Just like
the regular voting hallota
Wno are the most popular canintes for the vhrious placesT
Fill out thia ballot end mnil tonv- be sure to mark your envelope
“Political Fdttor of the AUSTIN AMERICAN."
Ill PI AMP CMKU
TV TLHIVL IIHoll ' cording to a mission worker stationed
at Yeaping.
overcome by
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...■3ee H Johnson
.... Nannie D 3eAs
Chas. Seal
Mary Lee Hardwick '
...... H Sande n '
Chambermaid (reporting tn of.
flee). The gentleman in 202 is
packed up ready to leave and
has a Quart of whisky in the
bag all wrapped up in one of our
best towels. What shall I do?
"Bring the whisky down here to
me and take the towel back and
set it again.**
F. & H. SHOE STORE
Shoes for Men, Women and Children.
The Little Store of Big Values 6th. East of Congress
more conservative business Suits. You can have any one
TSI. It to be one of th. best eoutested potitical campalena ho’h 10 '
Travis County and to the state of fexa• toi County and state etnce•
that has been experienced in a long time
There are two great big important peitical sechons, the regular
Democrtr organisation and new Bailey organization
The {alley inter eats are making campatgne for county otTicen just
as Mr Bailey Is ns king hie canpaign tr r On^ernf
This is bringing out many candidates far all otncon, both county
and state.
। it ie pretty much of a frre-for-all race
The AuSTIN AMEKICAN believes in the widest, publicity far polltl-
AUSTIN AMERICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 11, 1920.
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Special Reductions Worthy of Notice
25 Per Cent Discount on all Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx three-piece,, light-weight
We Offer 500 Pairs
WHITE
w ht< h w as Mason
with theMcNef
-now ron Tm 11 as
NLSI 1 Ju AN ARNESTS
Mu retv Co l
HART. of
25 Per cent Reduction on all Straw ard
Panama Hats. Owing to reorders and
lated deliveries, our stock of “Straws” is
very complete.
By Associted Press to the Austin American
WASHINGTON, July 10—The War
Department has received information
that Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, mil-
Lonaire draft dodger, had been lo-
cated in the northern part of the
country
........3. N Kirk
........ R. C. Crist
...........3. T Hall
.....J 8 Chitvood
. ..Guthrie Drug Co.
......... E. Cluck
..... Dosia Mo re
Coupland Drug Co. ।
... W M Studer
Galveston ...
Genrgetown . ..
Granger
| Moustn ......
Hutto ........
Kyle .........
Lampasas .
Leander
Liberty RH*
Lttig ........
Llano..........
I ytton Springs
news and Information of all kine.
We believe that sny man hes a right to rvn far office
|1HI> Ik TOI It CHANCF T» VOTE FOR AMY MAN YOU WANT
ANY WoMAN Vov WANI FOU ANY OFFICE WHICH TOT
By Aanodletod Press W th- Austin UMrKH
DENVER, Colo., July 10 —Peoa,
tor Lawrence Y Sherman challenged
pemocratic leaders to explain why
37 Coware in the League of Na-
tions do not stop outrages in Armenia
if the Laague is a cure for war.
rwo IIESCTERS RILLED
IN A PHACTICE DRILL
.......... .Imperiai Nevs Co ।
.......... Huh News Stand
.............. Carl Burkhart
J. N Cook
Bottler Bros. 313 Mala St
.............Hutto Drug Co '
I............ L C. Calk j
............. Elaine Webber
......Bunk* E. Craven
............ J. P Redford
.......... E W Morrow
........ Willie Montromery
.............. N. W Harr « |
............. Kate Carpenter
............. a r Loftis
...»......... E G Michel
.......... Mason Drug Co,
........ E C Wood
B. E Voeltker A Son
Bertha Porter;
Imken A N eese
.......... S. Il Flekline
......... Chas H Surbrook 1
« B Wricht
......... Arme Book Store
Gunter Hotel Stand
Wori News Co (Fost Office)
J R Kiobt
....... .. L W Pledger
................. C O. Dalieti
................ Hera Bros 1
.»nd farmer
EI.DIED MekNNON. Vice
P’restcent and cashier
3 I* MANOR, farmer and
(apitalist
NICK LINZ
“ Austin’s Greatest Convenience."
Most Modern Dry Cleaning Plant in
Central Texas.
Br Aumeiatet Fre w the Austin American.
SEATTLE, Wash., July JO — nye
men forminf th. recue team of the
racine Coast Coal Compaoy’a mine at
Small Enough to Know Yoz
plap.
2MMfamdni
■ lours— IS to IS ■. m.. S to • p in.,
St Asoelated Pre w the Awttn AmericaA
ALBANY Oa. July 10— Directors
of the National Nut Growers Aso:
ciation .fixed October IS. 14 and IS
as the dates for the 1320 convention
of the assoclation, which is to be
held in atsTIS, TEXAS.
Bonds. stocks and War
Stamps and Certificates
of indebtedness .........
Real estate. furniture and
’ fixtures ................
Interest in Guaranty Fund
and assessment .
Due from
Banks ....... 9234.407.9S
Cash in vault ... 76,926.67
‘ White Kid and White Linen
Flat Heels—Baby French
Louis—New Instep Strap
Theo Tie—Al Styles.
Just brought by our Buyer
from New York City.
$4.85 $5.85
By Asociatel Pies to the Austin AmericAa ; Manchaca ...
CHICACO, July 10 — Warran’s Manor
were sued for 'Tew" Austin, man- i Marhie Falls
of tesd:s ever gathered
JAM E
can I
3 H
Hart 4
1> T 101FHART. V Pres
i f DAVIS, farmer
D H GKACY. Chairman of
the Board. e
<1 am a quallied voter)
Band this ballot by mall, er leave at the Arsa aderican office
Be sure to adrusa "Pelirten: dulor, Austin Amor: can. Austin
EIks convention, and for John Doe Nem Braunfels
a conoy, for cruelty to steers. Palge . •••
• ------ . । Pfuzervinle
CHICAGO'S POPUIATION Pontotoc
It AN MANY SOICES Ranger
------ । Round Roek
By Assoclated Presa to the Auetin Amerkean San Antonio
CHICAGO. m-Less than half of1
the population of Chicaro w** drawn*
from ilitnois, cetisus ftures show San Ifezn
Two thirds of the remainder came San Marooe
from foreign lande Taylor .. .
The Inst third was contributemWam ....
frert, by other states of the Union
to make Chicago the second largest | OLT OF TEXAS
city n the country. Ne York City North End Time mda
if you live out of town send your
garment- and they will he returned
promptly by parecls post
Be Stylish
av
s
and Cool.
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Dirertors.
-------------- - -—I Al LERT W WIIKERSON,
Large Enough to Protect You t wrucmnt capann
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