Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 294, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 23, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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by City Marshal Lee Knight. Bond
had not been set Tuesday morn-
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A model of the Mauretania has
been presented to Winchester ca-
thedral in England.
onstrations in the street.
Reports received in Rome that
the British eabinet has decided to
Stay with Magnolia
WASH STREET FROCKS
Anti-Protestant
Riot Spread in
Ireland Feared
Two Missing,
Heavy Loss In
Distillery Fire
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Charge' of ‘heft of an automo-
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O. E. Love Service Station
Sherman Drive- -
G-Men Hustle Kidnap Chiseler Behind Bars
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Everyone is invited to singing at
church Sunday night.
A. J. Ballard Station
Krum, Texas
proval of 11 Duce's statement
Similar scenes prevailed in Ge-
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NOTICE IN PROBATE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
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President John N. Garner’s home
state was threatened today with a
party split as a group of Texas
Young Democratic Club members
planned a fight against President
Roosevelt's renomtatlon..
The bolting group of states’ rights
adherents was led by Joe Bailey
Humphreys, Crockett County attor-
A oren ahi family of Friebd-
ship -visited hew. -e
Inez Griftini visited relatives at
Corinth.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Frady and
daughter visited her sister Mrs. Lish
Fore of Friendship.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Byrom of
Liberty, Mrs. Nell McNatt of Lloyd
visited Bee Smith Sunday. -
Miss Lucille Charles is visiting
at Oribble Springs
Mrs.' V6da Galbraith attended her
sister's birthday dinner July 9 at
Little Elm.
Mrs .J. M. Smtih is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bell of Au—
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C. J. WILKIRSON ?
S. I. Self Motor Co.
201 South Elm
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BELFAST, Northern Ireland, July
23(PFears of a wide-spread
ant-Protestant attack in the Irish
Free State received fresh impetus
today as houses on Comeath and
elaewhere ware plastered with the
slogan "Remember Belfast."
Religious strife, arising from Or.
angemen’s celehration July 12 of
the anriversay at the Battle of
the Boyne, spread extensively. An-
ti-Catholic outbreaks occurred in
Protestant ulster and anu-Protest-
ant demonstrations in the Catho-
lic Free State to. the south.
This city, where the conflict or-
ginated, became quieter today, al-
through a 19-year-old girl, Mary
Cunningham, was wounded in the
leg last night during an exchange
of shots in the Brookfield Street
area.
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struggling against going behind the bars. Alfred Otto Wugner, center, called the "No. 1 misery chiseler”
for his contested efTorts to obtain mney from the relatiye of kidnap victim’;. found reststancecutile as the
strong arms of the law at the Brooklyn, N. Y., federal building hustled him to a cell Wagner, recently re-
leased from Stag Sing prison on parole as a kidnaper, wav trapped in trying to collect $75,000 for the •re-
lease” of 83-year-old Charles D: Towt. missing broker. He admitted having sent ransom demands in the
Weyerhaeuser and other recent kidnaping cases
sebus, workmen. were in a rack-
house where the expiosion occurred,
setting fire to six million gallons
of whiskey stored in the, building
which collapsed as geenish-yellow
flames shot high into the sky.
Today the two men had not been
located at the plant or at their
homes.
Originating at rackhouse No 3,
Where newly made liquor was stor-
ed for aging, the flames destroyed
the building—11 stories high and 150
Prices u illustrated.
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County, the roll
THE STATE OF
llowing notice
TEXAS
Hope City Well
Reservoir Job to
Rtuart, both of Fort Worth, were
married here Monday ufternoon, the
2200
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New Lubrite Motor Oil Surpasses
Many Higher Priced Oils in
Every Important Oil Tst
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na, with the people holding dem- isit withr relatives here. J
Mrs. Bud Gt 1ey spent last week ’
with parents at Friendship.
Made Vy Lhe o Molibi
THE WORLD’S LARGEST SELLING MOTOR OIL
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Although neighboring towns all
around long had been in the hands
of British soldiers during the Amer-
ican revolution, Augusta, Ga, did
not fall until 1778.
ened another rackhouse. The first
explosion, which witnesses said was
followed by lesser ones, occurred at
about 10:16 p. m. (C8T last night
and flames threw a lurid light on
the sky untu daybreak.
For a time six carloads of alco-
hol, standing on a siding close to
the blaring rackhouse, were endan-
gered by flames and until a switch
engine haul them awaty wen a
menace to firemen and spectators
alike.
—. Low Water Pressure
Firemen were handicapped in
their fight against the leaping, al-
cohol-fed flames by low water pres-
sure, but eventually brought the
blaze under control after hope lor
the entire plant had almost died
A dozen persons were treated for
injuries, caused principally by fall-
ing debris. The majority of those
hurt were firemen and policemen,
though a few spectators were stag-
ed by the flames
The estimate of the' damage, made
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Memories of the tiny group or-
ganized in Portland, Me, by her
pastor husband in 1881 must have
. rirred within Mrs. Fancig E
"Mother Clark, above, widow of
_____the founder of Christian Endeavor,
when she gazed on thousands of
youthful delegates honoring her at
their 35th annual convention in
Philadelphia. In half a century
, the organization’s membership has
' gTown from 50 Co-4,000,000.
ney ana former executive secretary
of the Texas Young Democrats, and
_ Phu Overton of Dallas. The pair
led a recent unstccessful fight 10
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PEORIA, IL, July JX-S-Two 1
men were believed dead today, a
dozen were injured and damage es-
timated at 32.500.000 was caused by
a terrific explosion and fire which
swept the huge Hiram Walker dis-
tillery here,
Frank Dornberger, an employe,
said John Barton and Wilam Hul-
CROSS ROADS
CROSS ROADS, July 18.—The W.
M S. met Tuesday with 12 present.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Alli? Griifin.
Mr.; Pear Wilkinson and xon re-
turned to Port Worth after an ex-
tended visit with her parents —
Miss Lorene Davis of Teschesr col
lege was a Euert of Mrz. Ploya
Schmilton sinday.
artine &l itl f visiting her aun.t,
Mrs Howard Mize at Murtang
Christine "nusy of Fort Wortt.
returned home after an extand-d
Hope that construction of the
reservoir and settling basin for the
new murUctpat well on East McKin-
ney Street can begin early next week
was expressed Tuesday morning by
City Engineer w. N. Harris. The
city is at present adverusing for
bids on the wort. • -------
A test pumping to determine ac-
eurately tlie full productlon ca-
pacity of the well will not be made
until the reservoir is bufit, but that
the well is evidently sacisfactory is
tndicated by the faet ihe construc-
tion is being undertaken.
The well is being pumped at pres-
ent to clear out the sand, and Har- . -
ris estimated it at a present 700-
gallon capacity.
To the Sheriff or any constable of
Denton County—Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
cause to be published for ten days,
exclusive of the day or publication,
before the eturn day heror, in some
----— -iblished in Denton
, JULY 23, 1835
After a special conference of Na- h„ 180. .ima-a 3m
tionalist members of Parliament a . 180 feet in site- then it pread
delegation departed for London, “hen and "rt-
hoping to meet Prime Minister
ceremony being performed by
County Judge George Eibert in‘his
To all peraons interested in the
Estate of Joseph Simmel, Jr., a Non
Compos Mentis.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Simmel has filed his final account
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments of Guardian and the general
condition of said estate and. asking
that the remainder of said estate be
delivered to the Non Resident Guar-
dian of said Ward in the State of
Arkansas.
Wherefore, he prays that said final
accounting be approved and that he
be authorized to deliver all funds
and property on hand belonging to
this estate to the non-resident Guar-
dian. and that he be discharged as
guantian herein and the estate clos-
ed
Which said Final Account will be
heard by said Court on Monday the
6th day of August 1935, at the Court
House of said County. In Denton,
Texas, at which time all persons in-
terested in said Estate are required
to appear and answer said Final Ac-
count should they desire to do 80
Herein fall not. but have you be-
fore said Court, at the time 'aforesaid.
This wrt with your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
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■Witness my hand and official seal,
at Denton, Denton County. Texas,
thia 22nd day of July 1935
MRS OBERIA EDWARDS, Clerk
Cbunty Court, Denton County, Texas.
By R. ERL ROBS, Deputy
I hereby certify that the above is
a true copy of the original writ now
in my hands.
M S WEBSTER. Sheriff.
By J- A PEEK. Deputy.
lift an arms embargo from Ethio-
pia added fuel to the fire of Ital-
ian patriotism.
Authoritative sources said subal-
tern officers and aviation ground
forces of the classes from 1908 to
1911 have been called to active serv-
ice
The call was reported to include
also non-commissioned experts,
some private soldiers and aerial ma-
chine gunning and bombing corps
from the classes from 1900 to 1902.
Of The Better Kind. Ginghams, Sheers, Voiles And
Printed Linens
A Flower Garden uu de Scatter Dots
Of Colory-a Fash-6 e434. Eyelet Batiste
ion Book of Style. AF. ' _ _ .
Make a rand En- 49 Woven Seersucker
try for Summer. Size* 14 to 52"
Values up to $9.90. One look will tell you that $3.88
is a small price for thee dresses with the styling,
hew fabrics and lovely qualities. Just imagine dark
nets, polka dots, angel skin, washables, printed
suits, printed dresses, pastels and white.
3.88
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FROCKS
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The materials are Acetate, Crepe,
Printed Crepe, Matellasse Crape,
Washable Crepe, Seersuckers,
Eyelets, Linens. The colors are
White, Pastels, Darks, Prints,
Stripes,
Stanley Baldwin immediately.
Strikes, street fights, fires and
demonstrations marked the strife
both in North and South
Dock workers at Limerick, on the
Shannon River in the southwestern
section of the Free State, called
one strike, refusing to unload a
cargo from a vessel owned by a Bel-
fast firm.
Windows were smashed in several
sections of Ireland. Among the
buildings destroyed by fire was a
Protestant church in Klimallock,
County Limerick, Irish Free State.
With nine fatalities already reg-
iatered here, Coroner Thomas Alex-
ander held an inquest after which,
murder indictments were returned
naming "persons unknown.
The coroner denounced the ten
days of disorders, following the
Protestant Orangemen’s celebra-
tions of the battle that made Pro-
testantism secure as the religion ot
the North as "all so wanton and
meaningless "
"Bigotry is the curse of peace and
good will," he said.
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AGAIN Magnolia has set a new under terrific punishment as well
-- high standard of quality in as its resistance to gumming and
motor oils with a vastly im- carbon forming tendencies, Lu-
proved Lubrite Motor Oil in Re- . brite proved definitely that it is
finery Sealed Cans at 25c a quart, the best oil in its price clsss.
by H. F Wilkie, plant manager
covered only the rackhouse and its
contents, the cooperage shop ana a
building housing the cistern which
supplies water for distilling opera-
tions. He said the builiting loss was
approximately 3300,000 and the de-
etroyed liquor worth about $2,000,-
000.
The plant. located at the South-
tern edge of the city, was complet-
ed a year ago at a cost of upproxt-
mately 34,000,000 The company ad-
vertises U as th* "largest whiskey
THE NEW AND BETTER .
INSECT SPRAY
Everybody likes Bug a Boo but the ’
bugs. Made of pare, high refined, g,
• fresh, powerful ingredients, it quickly •
kils all kinde of household insects. —
Will not stain fabrics or wall-paper .t
when used as a spray. ,---*
Italy Off Cold
Coverage to Buy
For Emergencies
ROME, July 23,-(•— Ital-
ian government bonds fell
sharply and cgmmom stocks rose
buoyantly today as the stock
exchange reacted to a royal de-
cree permitting the government
to lower the legal limit of gold
coverage tor currency sight ob-
ligations fixed at 40 per cent in
1927, „
ROME. July 23.—4P--ltely went
of it* old gold coverage require-
ments today to meet the ’•necessi-
ty and urgency for procuring means
for-payments abroad of at excep-
tional nature."
A royal decree poblishet in offi-
cial gazette last night, suspended
a clause in the stabilization law
of 1827 fixing the gold coverage of
notes and deposits of the Bank of
Italy and authorized the coverage
to drop below the legal 40 per cent.
Informed circles said the action
was Premier Benito Mussolini’s so-
lution to the problem of purchasing
large supplies of raw materials
abroad to furnish the equipment
for his army in East Africa.
The point of depression was not
stipulated in the royal decree, but
bankers said the government re-
servet .the right to carry the legal
limit down to any level it deemed
proper.
Statements of the Bank of Italy
showed that the coverage has de-
clined sharply tn the last few weeks
while there has been an increase
in foreign credits.
Rising prices and* a growing ne-
cessity for expansion of credit had
foreshadowed the reduction in the
coverage limit. Italy now has more
than 5,000,000,000 lire in gold.
The press, repeating its criticism
of Japan for reported oppogition to
the Italo-Ethiopian controversy—an
attack which led to the posting of
guards about the Japanese embas-
sy—also die played prominently an
interview of II Duce with a repre-
sentative of the newspaper Lcho
of Paris
Mussolini Answers
Mussolini was quoted in the In-
terview as asking whether the
League of Nations should become
a tribona before which negroes,
backward savage races of the world,
shall bring great nations which have
revolutionized and transformed hu-
manity.”
Milan trucks, bearing placards
condemning Ethiopia, paraded the
streets while- crowds, cheered. In
the cafes, people cheered and sang
the Marseillaise, voicing their ap-
unseat Elliott Roosevelt, son of the
president, as vice-president of the
state organization
On the other hand, John L. Mc-
Carty of Dalhart, state president of
the Young Democrats, took the
rebel move lightly and said organi-
zation of Roosevelt-Gamer Clubs
would go forward in the state and
that the organization would affirm
its support of Roosevelt and Gar-
ner at the Milwaukee convention.
Revolt leaders spiked reports that
they woula turn Republican as they
unleashed scorching charges of
"double-cross’’ . and "betrayal" by
the Roosevelt administration.
“Real Democrat"
"The purpose of our new states’
rights organization wilk be to send
delegates to the 1838 convention
with instructions to nominate a
real Democrat for president,"
Humphreys said.
No definite organization plans
for the states’ rights organization
had been announced, but the lead-
ers said they had good backing in
the venture.
Saying that the doctrine of states’
rights had been the motivation
force behind the Democratic party
more than a century. Overton said
the president and the party in some
respects had “drifted far asea."
Humphreys lodged the main
charge against what he called par-
ty betrayal. He said:
“In our last Democratic platform
we condemned the Republican prac-
tice of restricting agricultural prod-
ucts to the demand 61 the domestic
markets, and yet, when in power,
we went thft Republicans twobet-
ter by plowing up more cotton, kui-
tag more livestock and generally
destroying food-atufT, while our na-
tional malady, unemployment, went
unchecked."
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SALT BRANCH, July 20,—Mrs.
Annie Button and son returned
from Claude and Amarillo.
" Mr and Mrs. C. A. Williams of
Frisco visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
- Carroll.
. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beal visited
Mi and Mrs. R. M. Mitchell in
Denton. ,
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Carroll ‘ or
Frisco visited Mr. and Mrs. W C.
______Carroll. . , .
. Omar and Franklin Edwards of
Wichita Falls and Buster Hol-
-----brooks of Navo visited Joe Francis
and Melvin Hout
Mf. and Mrs. C. C. Wilks were
in Denton.
Tlie small son of Mr and Mrs.
T E George was painfully bruised
about the face and, head when run
over by a wagon.
Claude Boyd and daughter of
Frisco visited Mr. and Mis. W. C.
Carroll.
Before this improved Lubrite if you want ihe world’s finest
was offered for sale, it was sub- lubrication, we still say—use
jected to every test known in oil Mobiloil! But if you want the
refining. Tested against dozens of best lubrication that (quarter
other oils ... checked again and can buy, we urge you to ask for
again for it* ability to stand up Lubrite.
started the blaze was undetermined
Firemen and company officials
would not hazard a gdess as to the
FORT WORTH COUPLE MAR- 1 omee. The ouple will make their W. EllLsOn, who was taken into cus-
, KIED mKE—— 2 home in Fort Worth; —— — tody by city omcer Roy Moore E-
Miss Jessie Pinsn and M. G - CAR THEFT CHARGE AGAINST
_ Reduced Prices
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WATCHES
a We have a few modern and
• serviceable watchea on which
• the prices have been reduced
■ to or below cost—See them
• now while they lost.
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Youth Army
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Drew Calhoun Service Station
Corners. Locust and Sycamore Phone 496
Woodrow Witt Service Station
702 North Elm Street .<
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 294, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 23, 1935, newspaper, July 23, 1935; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539336/m1/3/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.