Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 263, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 17, 1931 Page: 2 of 8
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NEW YORK, June 17 — (P—Rev-
elations that she had undergone a
harrowinb girlhood experience and
that she had taken a sleeping pow-
der before she died mtensifmled to-
Scores of artists wept, it is re-
ported, when a collection of paint-
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out in his car, took the wheels .
off the family bus. It seems to
us when a lady goes riding with
WALK WITH pHRIST—As ye
have therefore gecelved Christ Je-
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the other does not—but such appar-
ently Is not the ease. Perhaps the
woman expects to be able t get a
divorce, the car, alimony—and an-
other husband besides. •
Know Texas
By BILL EDWARDS
Fire
Tornado
Hail
Attomebile
Plate Glass
Accident
Burglary
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Denton Baking Co.
Phone 106.
Work to the unemployed pros-
perity will have indeed come
back. And come it will.—Bon-
ham Favorite.
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annual July Fourth celebration of the local chapter head pillowed against Billv s hin.
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quarzel-couadahoulders, protruding ahdo-
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.. . a... nw noston 1 . A Chicago man, to keep his
—Billy, the 8 year-old Boston; wife from taking another man
press.
the general public, not much was
being said about employment for
not many wanted to work with a
prospect of easy money by play-
ing the boards. The public hasn’t
yet learned that employment for all
those willing, to work is the only
means of permanent prosperity.
19 Years Ago Today
iFrom Record-Chronicle, June 17, 1812)
R Ledbetter. City scholastic census taker, has com-
pleted the taking of-«the census of the Denton pub-
lic schools for the ensuing year. Of the total of one
this and that.
(Copyright, 1931, McNaught Syndicate. Inc.
Everybody 1* Busy
Now!
P. B. White, well known farmer of Ponder. was here
today to announce his candidacy for Commissioner
of Precinct 3. subject to the Democratic primary July
27th.
. the “West Point of the Air". Last
' rear Waco won out in the contest I
Ifo rthe location of th" Veterans
Hospital to cost six or more mil-
lions and work on which is now
ready to begin. Only, recently Fort
Worth won the location for the new
Fideral narcotic prison farm : cost
of which will be around $3,500,000.
Under contract at El Paso is the
first haU-mllllnn dolin' unitol a
BIBLE THOUGHT FOB
TODAY
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"agued At 314 West Hickory Street Denton
ry afternoon except Sunday by the Record-
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Let us forget old man
D e p ression aud get
something out of life.
We are receiving new
merchandise daily. Lots
of items, still dropping
in price We have a
complete line of grocer-
ies, fruits and vegeta-
Vies. Also wheat shorts
and bran and chicken
sweep after a tough day at the office. ...
After a month or so.it was noticed Billy’s total in-
difference broke down a trifle. When the button-
eyed Sealyham would streak through the, house hell-
for-leather for no particular reason save the sheer
joy of living. Billy would condescend to look at him
quizzically. But that was all.
Lately on evening walks.' however, if Billy was
ahead of the Sealyham Ke —would constantly stop.
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The situation points a moral for
many a home. This type of tension
between tr ethers and sistars is h
no means unusual, but fortunately
it it is not often so acute
it is helpful to realize that often
the very effort which we put into
being scrupulously fair in purely
external matters serve no other pur-
By Alice Judson rease
RELS ABOUT pohsesmiOn
You’ll Like
Our Fresh and
Appetizing
Ju-Cy Pig Sandwiches
XXX Root Beer
Drive by on N, Locust.
Ju-Cy Pig Stand
Ray Hundley, Mgr.
Tir re’s lots of poetry in bust-
res’, says Charles Schwab. You
might say now that business is go-
ing from bad to verse.
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Modern business credo: If you
would not be submerged—merge.
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b the aurroundin crcumstatces of emit w
setermund oly by the oficiar inquirye The
Embasays representations to the Btate De-
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New York Day by Day
- By O. O MCINTYRE
a sensitiveness and aloofness.---------.. . ■V
His friends are staunch but limited. Of all the dogs
I ever saw he is the most complete aristocrat. Rain-
bow is the lovable clown. lumbering about in awk-
ward falls and always up to some harmless hoop-la.
' Bathed one hour, the next he suggests a chimney
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The puppv sensed the right of priority and kept at
respectha distance. Yet it was obvious he wanted to
he f lends He had come in a crate from a large ken-
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ev York publisher of newsp-
. a brief insight into the newspapers o the
Dr Alexander O Gettler, city tox-
icologist, found that her organs
showed traces of a sleeping powder
Death was due to drowning, howev-
er, he said, and the drug was only
sufficient to cause sleep.
gill had bden murdered. He ordered
he-gendsuisalexeconseneThurbu
day instead of today. hoping to gath-
er more evidence memrwte. -"e-a
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ashcma
Maybe He Auto Sell His A^o Firs:
There is no telling about the
tastes of women, however. It does
I SAY,MISTER!-
COULD you SPARE
AFEWMILIONSFOR.
A PODR.STARMNO
_ vuow?
J. J. Maclachlan
Insurance---Bonds
Phone 865.
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ponsiblenqould be IPadcred.
The two youths who wore slain were under protec-
ton of both Federal and State Govemmente and a,
safe journey to the border was due them. That much
-to what extent, if any. thts pbiigation was
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Bv Mary Graham Bonner
nt Denton,
■ Gompany.
■-Weekly tssuen Tuesday end Pridays
"ber Audit Bureau afcircutattohs.
Deleted prens na United Press Service
aber Texas Dally Presa, Lengue
TO Europeans. Harlem's Cotton Club is the towns San Antonio ad other Southwest “hey reluse to-lend or -share.
night life high spot. It was “discovered’’ by the cos- -Texas citlas ong 1th the several She nas trted to ‘solve the dim-
mopoute George Jean Nathan. Nathan, Ft. Wayne, million dollars' worth of post office by treating them exactly alike.
Ind, born. gives forth a great auro ot urbanity. To buildings allotted the State and the She buys then the same clothes. ,
dine with him you feel certain you must wear a top millions more for rivers and hart I identical eifts and never accords to
hat. order broccoli and spiel at least one epigram. bors and the intracoastal canal on ChUd what she does not allow ---- - „ -mw’bacg
--- 000—— . • pre Ject—omitting all there and tn- 06 "" a minute but soon it slumps bac
From Arizona again: “I have my choice this morn- cluding only the extraordinary ap- , "60ln ; ouarreiing goes on and into its former position, impebed
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.....- — - -...........ehnAren uTow older. ‘one or several of a large number
soda for being so' good at this guess -
Ing game. In fact, I wouldn’t be
surprised if you both could get the
right answer, too, to my question
as to how the state of Washingtoa
was named, and the city of Wash-
ington as well."
“After George Washington!” tt’
children shouted.
“Right! That will mean an ex-
tra supply of ice cream.
“Well, I’ll tell you a few bi -the
others with Indian names,'but here
comes the ice cream sodas."
A little gnome-like creature ap-
peared with two - chocolate ice.
cream sodas. each with plenty, of
ice cream. In it. 4 s''.*'''.:1 '
PROPER POSTURE
Posture influences health
health affects posture. But
The stock market is recover-
ing somewhat, and even cotton
futures have advanced. Now U
semething will occur to give
■ new world?"
“That’s the right answer." the
Little Black Glock nodded. “You’ll
each win a prize of an ice cream
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least attention.
So many grown-ups are under
meaning shallow water.
“And Wisconsin comes from an
Indian word meaning wild rush-,
ing."
“What does Pennsylvania mean?"
the Clock asked. . -------
“I think it was called Penn s
Woods at first or it means that "
Peggy answered.
"Fine!” said the. Clock.
“What does New York mean?"
•Wasn’tit named alter the Duke
of York?" John asked, “and it was
called new because’ it was in the
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and minora otice
•tie T-partment
B SLBscKirTON KATrS .e
Eeap in advance) 85 50
•a . by mail (in advance) 3 00
•nnsby mall (in advance) 120
•noun delivered •00 :
•• semt-Weekly in Denton County
•yar tin advance) . .- 8100
•ionths (tn advance) 80
ana New
, (Ontside Penton County)
Dne year (to advance) ..................... $150
Six months (in advance) ............... -..................... ¥
Fhree months (in advance) ---------.........—..... *”
iNESDAY, JUNE
27
MHave
"ood second-
band
Piano*
For Every Occasion
v It’s Correct to Give
Jewelry
Let us help you make yd
selection.
W.L. Yarbrough
Jeweler.
pared as second-elass mall matter
One debt most folks are not
anxious to collect is from people
who say, "We owe you a visit."
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You can’t learn astronomy, says
the office sage. by studyinE
heavenly bodies from an orhes-
ira seat at a musical comedy.
NEW YORK, June 17.----— .. . ,
and Rainbow, the year-old Sealyhem, have suddenly
formed a strange canine comradeship. In the begin-
ning Rainbow was looked upon by Blllv as a fresh
ball of nur and if, in his .rskiness, he came too aman other her
ages. but most of all in the grow-
ting enid: It ts during this age per- 1
iod that it probably receives .the
The tenth annual coaching scho
of the University of North can
Una will be held August 17-28
INSURANCE
Not all kinds—but the rigl
kind. .
L. B. SHAVER
McCrary Bldg- Phone 25
if any. President Hoover made to Congressman Dyer
of Missour anentahe lagter’s proposal forlezaitaed
four per cent beer so'as to raise a billion dollars in
takes and maploy 100,000 perbons. But there is a
strict rule that ll the president ever says anything
to sou, you must not tell anyone what he paid: .The
most conspicuts violator of the rille was Amos Pin-
chot who, seven months aiterward, wrot an article
After the revelations. District At- !
torney Elvm N. Edwards or Nassau '
County, reperated his belief the
MORE GUESSING 1-
“Now," began the Little Black
eloes. “we’ll see how many moa
meanings of the names of the states
M OW‘S yawi Further Mystery ,
in Girl s Death
With the
i Cell Your Grocer
we can guess.
•What does Nebraska mean?
+ Neither John nor Peggy could
.o. .wom.. woma anu guess that one. so the Clock told
for another- would show them that it was an Indian word
ll iil
ings burned in Munich. Had this |
happened a few months later it
might have inspired, another
day the mystery surrounding the bl- F
zarre life and death of Starr Faith-.
ful. •
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painting "September Mourn.”
. • * * .. . . eus the Lord, so walk ye in him;
puThpasSavteth are car hone । ROoted ana—up m »“■
erusher, but they won’t admit tablished tn the faith, as ye have
they’re putting business on the i been taught, abounding therel
rocks. 'with thanksgiving —Col 2:6, 1
As on who has sometimes reported the preserice of
numerous speakcasies and gambling joints more or
less "in the shadow of the White House, your corre-
spondent now announces that it is virtually bnpossl-
ble to buy a drink or pince a bet in the First ponce
precinct aS » result of contimued POU™ raids That
f been true fer severwt ears lunretofore and AP:
pears te denonstrate that IM coppers, if they.ty,
can keep the gown comparauively free 0 PoNk- r
eantes and ganfbing jotnts. The successful ethods
employed have been, principally, the removal of nan-
ended doors irom such places and arrests of amblers
as "vagrants." The First precinct, where the drive has
centered, takes in the downtown businesB district and
part of the white HGuse grounds The local IIuor
traffic is now in the hands of mel and women who
accept telephone orderr for delivery. These violators
have proved hard to eliminate.
• • • •
NOTICE to the prnt.ic
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, repu-
tation or standing of any firm, Individual or corpors-
lion will,be gladly corrected upon being called to the
tipubiheAsstcenteanPregs 18 exclustvely entitled to the
1 use or re-pubiication of all news aispatches credited to
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also, the
local newe published herein.__________________
DENTON, TEXAS, JUNE 17, 1831
THE BIG TERRAPIN DERBY
WASHINGTON, June 17—If anyone doesn’t real-
ize now that less meat should be eaten during the
summer months it isn’t the fault of the meat pack-
ers and the livestock interests.
The more umbrage you take at anything the more
publicity you give it and the bulletin of the United
States Public Health Service warning against eating
too much meat in hot weather would have attracted
no more attention than other U. S. P H 8. .buletins
’ if the meat men had been willing to let well , enough
alone
Instead, they protested vigorously to Secretary o
the Treasury Mellon, in whose department the heaiin
service fc, and got themselves and the meat-eating
issue into the newspapers Whp Mellon decided >o
censor federal health bulletins +d the future that news
and the row about censorship which it stirred up pre;
sumabiy left few people unaware of what the U. S P
H S. had been advising
(iey A • ♦ •
Politicians can tell you thatitloften doesn’t pay to
take umbrage When Premier Mussolini went after
General Smedley Buller for calling him a hit-and-
run driver the charge didn't stick, but Mussolini found
himself being panned on general principles all over
the United States while Butler became a sort of a na-
tional hero. Senator Nye of North Dakota, finding
that Mores of New Hampshire had introduced his
expenses as chairman of the campaign funds com-
mittee into the Congressional Record heatedly
charged a political plot and so directed attention to
his accounts. The accounts undoubtedly were fair but
some fo the items looked funny on the face of them
and lots of people had a good laugh at Nye
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K,tl CHRONICLE COMPANY INC
Km oeneri Manager
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26 Advertising Manager
Texas produced 5,120.304,000
pounds of sulphur in 1930, val-
ued at 330.000 000 and repre-
senting more than 80 per cent
of the World’s production of
that mineral. Geologists esti-
mate that of the 58,000,000 tons
in the world’s reserve of sul-
phur in known areas, 40,000,000
tons underlie proved areas in
ing off before company ."
In Har-em bere-veT^^ wear a black heart nxrmaavozunp TxASuy
on their cape orSeeve
s’uch mtarnin^SS" was 'asked16 her eminome-mem projects, omieting tne mi-lcause-her two tg bosscp
how she lost her man. "O.’ She explained, 'he got o llors appropriated to I unpieasanr
cattin’ around and bust into the wrong house ”
of causes. It may be the result ot
disease of the bones, as in the case
ot rickets, or tuberculosis, or again
it may follow upon paralysis of
certain of the body muscles.
Defective vision such as astigmu-
tism, short or far-sightedness and
[deafness in one ear, may affect POE-
ture.
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Ite government —Ss11 Antonio Ex-
about how Mr Hoover, about a.year ago, had told a
visiung delegetien titat unempioyment was shame-
fully exaggerated, that business "was on the upgrade
and that the committee had come/ /six weeks too,
late: “ /
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A SPECIAL OFFERING
At greatly reduced prices, we are showing a
limited selection of late spring frocks. Early
ghoppers Lill profit from this special, so we
And as the children ate. the Lit-
tle Black Clock asked the rest of
questions he had'and told the an-
swers. So that the children could
know them without any more trou-
ble
Tomorrow—“Names of States"
Gone is the stark plainness
) of several years ago. Gone,
' too, is the fussiness which
followed. Today the mode
is in good taste, simple yet
quite feminine, and above all
it is wearable. The fashions
we are offering for the mid-
summer season follow this
trend easily. Cleverly com-
bined are the two essentials,
smartness and practicability.
Those women who demand
comfort with style will fnd
it here.
j health and posture are inclusive
| terms hovering many factors.
I Good posture is of value in all
’ ly, add it'll' belleved that a total of 3,000 racing terra- ,
pins will be on hand when the time tor the big event
arrives.
Not only Denton County citizens but also those of
surrounding counties have displayed their interest in
the forthcoming terrapin races. There is something
fascinating about these races, and the annual race
at Denton is beginning to attract wide attention.
Good terrapins already are at a premium, and any
.. -ter reptile whih is seen wandering along
tile highways is ukely to be Snatched up and added
T' ,„ vd.l-populated stables of the terrapin
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T /L I POSTOFFICES LOSE CLASS
K lithe readjustment of postaftice classificatiohs an-
nnanced a few days ago, the postoffices of MeKin-
TrT na "ishoro were reduced from first class to
second class, which means a cut in the pay of the 1
■ r redu tions in services. A num-
i Texas a so were given lower rat-
Luccrease in postal business.
, o, toff ice has been designated as first
number of years and the postal receipts
- * n-reasing steadily. There is little possIbi-
... ._______ hu‘a lose its first clast standing for
’ 5) per cent ntoie tan the pestai
.J naztain thle-classuticatian..On_
--==mszaenrnmmber of Tege dk' -i
"Srger man venton whieh stmrheve seconetkspo-l--
' Hires while others: Kke AfeKinney and Hillsboro,
are in danger cl l sing their classification due to a
, construction, the ore milions spent degree of greediness and seintshness outgrow it. j
| in maintaining its army posts at about their individual possessions Many, too, believe that.8o0d Pal
- " --hii Smrhlm-sh . ture is a matter of will Power anu j
so they hound the little ones with!
constant commands to stand uz
straight or to pull the chin in. )
Of course, these commands avail
little. The child may brace up for
__a cewspaper will be edited from a central point,
ama aamuitaneously in various parts of the
—- une be tn the hands ot readers in Europe and
A a eu al the same tune Such a paper already is
pezssa witn telephoto transmission and Gannett be-
if ve it will be a reality before many years
pore than to make tnese tnngs Improperly fitted’ desks and
more important and significant than seats, at sehool or at home, those
ever in the children’s eyes that are too high or too low, too
The underlying difficulties are t flat, and too widely separated; make
not really met and the effort to I for bad posture
deal with the symptoms has’ only ac- Then there are certain habits
centunteeine problem. The children I such as carrying heavy books in
do not learn to care less Bbotitpriv- one hand, or wtiting seated with
lieges and possessions, but on the I the spine curved to one side, which
contrary, to value them even more will affect posture.
and to become increasingly Selfish Fallen arches cause the foot to
It is the fundamental feeling of be "toed out" in walking and stand-
rivalry which lies back of such fric- ing and thus throw the body mil
tion Lic, mast b, met I of its normal position.
Bach child must have reason to But above all these causes must
feel secure in his place in the fam- be listed bad nutritioniand 1 ds.
Uy picture He must feel thathis ara tewor reroPerosexomonand.
abuities and achievements in a sense, fundamental causes of
derstood and appreciated.Eachchid (Dad posture in growing children
must have his .opportunity to shine. ATomorfow -Standing Upright
I to feel loved and important. T '_____—
When this is so. the rivalary. One billion dollars has been spent
about mere possessions and PrIV7 I handle the 230000 000 tons of
leges, which on the surface may that have moved through
seem to be the crux of the problem. 5 t of New Orleans since 1896.
disappears and the children are free | —-----------
to turn their emotional enegy Into! e
better channels.
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. 0 .WASHINGTON
LETTER
By RODNEY DUTCHER
NEA Service Writer
new federal .prison. Each pl eject
means more jobs, new outlets lot
Texas materials and permenent
contributions to the cities in or
near which they are located.
—+nerornurptp nd rrowndgsona big estate in Cat-
irornin to live in the cramped isolation at a New
‘York apartment: ' ' .
He had to endure the leash and other restrictions I
Imposed by the city. The Boston completely Ignored seem that a woman, about to trade
him and the puppy lajiis. yearning for dog relation- lcneman
ship would make coy advances at his own mrrored considerable hesitancy if the fowl
rerree pnosthiningtovrualysen roporssinessta sth has an automose for her use and
avenue dog shop window a few, weeks after he was
whelped. The affliction of congenital deafness has
bestowed all the characteristics of human deafness-
ed quite set up.
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A dejected roysterer dropped Into the Lambs ior
breakfast, sat at the table with-his-aching head cup-
ped in his hands and moaned A waiter approached
and inquired his order "Bring me,” he said, "a half
cup of hot water, a lamb chop and a dog. Puzzled
the waiter ventured: "But why a dog?" Letting go a
groan, he sighed: "To eat the lamb chop." 1
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And Ethel Watters tells of an actress who recent-
ly high-hatted her. "I knew her", said the comedien-
ne, "when she couldn’t eat. And added: "She wasnt
sick either." ■ .
Ethel Watters, incidentally, comes nearest to fill-
ing the theatrical niche so long graced by Florence
Mills. She has not the wistfulness and bright-eyed
bird-like quailtv of the late actress but she has a
grand sense of comedy reminiscent Florence Moore
in her hey-dey She is a brown-skin, with sleek black
hair, Charlotte Greenwood legs and an extravagant
loose-lipped mouth. When she is on the stage every-
thing moves with a lively kadap.
There is a triumphant sincerity about a colored
show no .other theatrical performance achieves. Bob
Garland summed it un with: "It is like theshelp low-
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auenu J. ___,------ — ----. t. If the stock market will recover
look back and wait. A week ago a mongrel attacked ... enough, there won"t be much
the puppy. Billy tore out of grasp, caught the attack- | rapdy enougn, mere wonc uc
--------------------- - — . B th throat, and held on with bull dog tenacity. I need for employment. When stock
nual terrapin derby whichis dne of high spots in Jie Returning m the car, the Sealyham slept with his ‘xambling was at its height among
aunun1 Jubpourth celebration of the local chapter _____________i.c. Dil,‘e hin * I ■ • 1 .
Dr. tago qaldsto Acaddny 6 Medlcins
anhaamnanaan.
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' .. he other day in an address. Even newspaper-
Bae oad be surprised at the Gannett prediction.
s nat 30 years there has been little change in
3 t increase in size and better and
. readers and advertisers. The Umi’.
-ed alcng these lines, but newspapers
L.. out into new fields, Publisher Gan-
u dec ed. Before long the city daily newspaper
iul glow wish color like the weekly magazine does
now detmg news to the readers will be accomplish-
• a iraeloa of the time now required, fast as it is.
- e e accomplishments Gannett pre-
.ane is not tar distant when a world-
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UKe you to call today.
uiousana one hundred and sixty-six, 955 are Amer l -
• ”0 Negroes, 48 Germans, two Swedes and one
Mexican.
amprovements at the First Methodist Church are
practically completed and all outstanding indebted-
ness has been liquidated Bishop E D Mouzon will
dedicate the buuding the first Sunday in July.
Hon A D Rogers of Wise County, representing four
Fort Worth prominent business men, Messrs Monnig.
' Burton. Ellison. Stripling, presented a proposition to
the Chamber of Commerce at last night’s meeting
for the construction of an Interurban line between
Denton and Fort Worth Each has put up $12,500, he
said, and touch interest is being shwn in the project
there.
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Contemporary Thought
I - A TRAGEDY THAT MUST BE DEALT
WITH THOROUGHLY
I Citizens throughout the nation will share in the re-
grets whtch President Hoover and Ambassador Clark
. have expressed to the Mexican Government over Jie
ee kining of two students -Emilio Cortes Rutbto, mephew
to President Ortiz Rublo, and Manuel Gomez by an ■
officer at Ardmore (Oklahoma), as they were mo--.
b., tor tog home from college in Kansas. —
—Lt A three-fold anvestigation of that deeply unfortu-
l- nate incident is in progress: The Blate Department
at Washington, the Oklahoma authmritien and Mex!-
K CO’S official representatives are seeking all available
■ facts concerning the fatal shooting When full infor-
Bem mation ahau be in hand and responsibllity definitely
axed-a Thai be poseible —doubtless both the United
• states and Oklahoma Governments will take what-
• ever action shall avpear lust Should Inquiry dis-. .
close that the deputD’herifr who fired Ule shots, and Nearly everyone wouid like to know what commeui.
E his companion were at fault/such reparation as is ...... -- ad • Conzrezman Duer
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 263, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 17, 1931, newspaper, June 17, 1931; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1538503/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.