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Today. Phone 106
Purity Bakery
Already toys are appearing in the
show windows, and Christmas coun-
SHnOLES.
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pie will i
business.
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greater
earnings hover
per cent level.
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The man whose night club was closed by the '
Klan merely made a parliamentary mistake,
trying to organise a new club on lodge meeting
night. . . —
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ACCIDENT ’
WINDSTORM .
AUTOMOBILE
CASUALTY
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feeling a
measure unconstitutional because he couldn't "eat
those words"
Well. it's fairly certain that there will be an anti-
lynching act sooner or later and that eventually the
law will come up to the Supreme Court for a teat
of its validity And at that time it is not very likely
that Justice Black will participate in the decision
The Cleburne Times-Review says:
"Uncle Sam has been having
of th* box.
"Now," said Honey Bear, “well
all stand back of the box and peo-
■a-so Ga--
tal inertia as a result of the
he rounds constantly and the
afnst "making money" is un-
much rtsk in the first place
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LITERARY
GUIDEPOST
By JOHN SELBF
^19 Years Ago Today
(From Record-Chronicle, Nov. 29, 1918)
A runaway horse attached to a buggy struck the
A. 'D. Turner automobile on West Hickory Street
2sdoat
WESTEMN AVTO ASSOHATE arnas
Aerom from Sateway
"Everything far the Auto"
Honey Honey Bear. "We've
1 so much to eat and when
danger he is to himselr and to
others if he doesn't do the right
thing at the right time while he
is on the highway. ;
Give MORE. Spend LESS!
USE PENNEY’S LAY-A-WAY PLAN!
GIFTS FOR ALL!
87
friends last week with a proposal that Congress pass
a law withdrawing patent rights on labor-saving de-
vices for a period of time. to prevent the continued
replacement of hand labor by machines. The Con-
gressman from Dallas usually has been sound in
. his views, but his idea of squelching inventive genius
| by law is about as sound as the cotton plow-up pro-
| gram and the kill-little-pigs fiasco which were at-
tempted as a means of beating economic laws.
About the only indictment against labor-saving
j machines is that they raise the level of wages and
i the standard of living. In spots some individuals may
I be replaced by machines, and these casualties of in-
I dustrial progress should be assisted in the necessary
I readjustment, but holding back progress of all that
I a few might not lose jobs is about as logical as the
! reasoning during the Dark Ages when learning was
I denied the masses for fear they would rise against
I the educated few.
1932,
with
that some fellow is doing an
‘ - - work for the
A LAUNDRY SERVICE THAT COSTS YOU LESS
(1) Than you pay a washwoman, (2) Than when year mild does
the washing, (3) Than when you do your own washing. Call Na 8.
DENTON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS
has not earned that profit any year since the war.
In a number.of yearseven in the pre T9 days.
ow windows and stores,
i* lights in holiday col-
Chave a stimulating ef-
Eouraging the Christmas
d it will be only a few
Denton will be in the
be holiday season, one of
Body and Fender Repairing. First Claw
-• Mechanical Service
LAW USES SIT-DOWN
Blocked at almost every turn by legal maneuvers,
ometals of the State Liquor Board have decided to
utilize the sit-down method of preventing law viola-
tions, rather than to keep up the fruitless task of
raiding places which sell liquor by the drink. Agents
of the board have been assigned to three places in
Fort Worth which have been repeatedly raided and
their owners charged with liquor law violations, and
will stay on the premises day and night to see that
no further law violations occur.
This method of preventing violations should have
the same salutary affect that a uniformed motor-
cycle officer has on potential traffic law violators So
far, the liquor law violators have used injunctions,
appeas and other legal tricks to keep their places
free from padlocks, while still violating the law
It appears that state liquor law men should be
able to enforce State aws. and the decision to try
the sit-down method will be watched closely. Cer-
taiqly individuals wouldn't care to violate the law
when a policeman was watching, and the same is
true of saloon owners, at least so the liquor board
men hope.
A 13-year-old San Francisco girl asked an-
nullment of her marriage so she could return to
school. Nope; love and career just won't mix.
night comes we'll go back to Pud-
dle Muddle for supper."
“No, Im not exactly hungry.”
Chubby said, "but sometimes a lit-
tle lunch is nice even after one
has had a big breakfast.”
"I might gather a few late apples
and they’d serve for our lunch,” sug-
gested Jelly Bear
And then came along a customer
A little girl who knew the bears
saw the nuts, picked up a few and
put a penny down on the counter.
The bears were delighted Business
was picking up.
The Women’s Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church is ob-
serving the Lottie Moon week of
prayer for missions this week, with
programs in the church at 2:30 p.
m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
all day Friday beginning at 10 a m.
and continuing into the evening,
and a pageant Wednesday evening
at 7 o’clock, presented by the young
people s organizations The Tuesday
afternoon program has been omit-
ted because of the funeral services
for Dr W C McClung, former pas-
tor, to take place in the church at
that time.
FRUIT CAKE
50c Per Lb.
BEST WOO
Ing Cov
Phone 784.
ECKO**
they can offer next. After all, there are just so many
songs, you know
hard-boiled attitude toward union members threa-
tened a row between the administration and the
G I O. has been told to pull in his neck
■ The aehwurttyron which Kennedy proceeded when
he cabled the captain of the S B Algic to put his
countrr’s merchant marine. ' ‘ / ■
la of this type is especially valuable at
because word to going around that Chair -
Olympia oysters in Puget Sound
produce about 250,000 to 300 000
young to a brood and some oysters
produce two broods per season, Hie
bureau of fisheries reports.
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SUPPLY: My God i
your needs accordin
Record-ChronicU
onmana ooaMat. dtp
JONES BOOTERY
North Side Square
FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR MEN
MRS IDA
602. 310 F
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ing mowe
highway. D
FOR SALE
Dickson -1
all that
IRINO 81
REA spec
Vice. 221 8
FOR SALE
mules, no
F Hudgins,
FOR SALE-
ed light w
McSwen. P
FOR SALE
male. L E
fierce.” Honey Bear smiled.
“Have you any idea what well
buy for Willy Nilly with the money
we take in?" Jupiter Bear asked,
r "Well all be thinking about that
when w're not making sales." Honey
Bear answered.
But no one passed by. "Maybe
we’d better growl a iittie so people
wil come and see what is here."
Honey Bear suggested. So the bears
all growled and waited a little bit
longer for customers
"We should have brought along
our hmeh,” said Chubby.
"You’re not hungry yet, are you?"
MISS SA
creams, a
est and fin
City Drug 8
FOR SALE
and heife
Fort Worth
Stories of private esq
tax situation are going
Strike Of the wealthy a
doubtediy growing. “To
dangled in the face of many -
New Deal technicians have
caused them to desert the gov-
ernment Some people are of
the opinion that Uncle Sam
should raise salaries in order
to attract and keep the experts
That however would hardly ac-
complish the desired results.
Big business could make an-
other raise. What Uncle Sam
needs Ls more workers interested
in what they are doing rather
flashy experts only using
__government positions to
grab off a bigger salary in
private business."
It to difficult tor the government
to keep efficient technical men. The
government pays pretty good sal-
aries as it is but when big business-
obbyists for the subsidized ship operators continue
tA, promote propaganda against marttme labor unions
as vigorous: v as possible Isolated "horrible examples'
of insubordination by stewards and ships' crews and
usually representative incidents showing lack of re-
spect to passengers are being used to indicate that
the unions and the men who do the dirty work on
American ships are responsible for the unfortunate
big and strong
Jelly Bear,
o fat to be very
and It is being admitted around the White House that
Joe "aidnt handle himself very well."
' “Wopyright, 1937, NBA flervlM. Inc).
Public officials of Foochow, probfbited to dance,
are awaiting suggestions for procedure when a
Japanese bully peppenHsrte w lead
Reports say the Belgian king to wooing Bri-
tain. indicating that European politics are set-
tling down into the same old Channel.
The Christmas seal was an idea
bom tn 1903 in the brpin of Einar
Holboell who then was a clerk in the
post office in Copenhagen But it was
tn the United States tha} fee eifec-
veness of the Christmas seal as
a weapon against the white plague
was best realized and developed
While first sold to finance the
war on tuberculosis the Christmas
seal has in recent years helped to
support campaigns against other
morbid conditions In various com-
munities these have included heart
disease cancer and the venereal di-
seases.
way they. Strike the key
. This is an extremely
NOTICE TO THS FUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, repu-
tatjot or standing of any firm. Individual or corpora-
non will be gladly corrected upon being called to the
E025 n00.unamdt"kd*de"
DENTON, TEXAS, NOVEMBER 29. 1937
MR SUMNERS PROPOSES A HOLIDAY
depression „
railroad traffic has mhaterally increased along
of cash into rural sections to said to by
at any other time since 1930. A sort of
tafm movemeht, we guess. Boston Her-
ing an anti-lynching law to now much more remote.
Black to anxious to make a name for himself and
is hardly likely to brave the public outcry which such
action would invoke.
Speculation as to how the court might divide is
rather futile as the composition of the court at that
Indefinite future time is pure guess work But there
have been four to four decisions which meant noth-
ing except that the ruling of the lower court was
permitted to stand and it to easy to imagine an
evenly split vote on anti-lynching if Black retrains
from pajticipation
in, si
may
government or has reached a point
where h. has a lot of infuence
immediate efforts are made to lure
him away from the public service.
the gradual improvement, or business in general. Yet
the lines have not been able to Improve feetrfinan-
cial condition The reion for that is Simple- The tn-
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orrhoids,
etc. Dr. H. E.
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BRUCE DA
practice. 8
Bide Square.
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hear.
There is of course a lot more in
this department, after which Sir
James passes on to the matter of
musical instruments and the way in
which his laws of sound apply to
them and to the way the instru-
ments sound under varying circum-
stances. The mysterious nomencla-
5g,
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FOR SALF
dual whi
body Bee E
FOR BALE
sedan D
Co.
FOR BALI
Bob Will
FOR SALE
garage, fl
FOR SALE
right pit
1014 Cong
Honey Bear found an bid, big
’ box and put it up along the side
• of the road. Then all the bears
spread their nuts on leaves on top
organist—32-foot pipes
it—becomes clear One
. popularizer of scientific thought, is
1 up and at them again this month.
Sir James is making plain the
difficulties of the physies of music.
SHAVING 81
ley’s, Mei
Olive, McKee
• 1 to 22.35
FOR SALE
Miss Doll
Denton, old
HUNTERS—
8100 box.
City Drug 8
FOR SALE
electric re
See It Wald
Entered M gecond -claas man mattw al Denton.
Tesn ____
Dany smuna as 114 wut mexory etreet. Dentop.
Enznacteznpknoinercept Bumdai 7 te Recond-
yembe AuanqumeuaLcrelauoma
Member Amochateg Preas -
service, and to earn a reasonable return on their
investment.
This reasonable return has been fixed at, only 5
a-4 per cent. Yet the railroad industry, aa a whole.
"SCIENCE AND MUSIC," by Sir
James Jean*.
Sir James Jeans that determined
। aIwe us M-e -uu- V « Pt-t.
I to think while he is at the wheel
of a car and to realize how much
damaging one tire. The buggy was almost a complete
wreck before it struck the car and parts of it were
strewn along West and East Hickory as far as the
depot
« • •
Dr and Mrs. W. H Bruce had word Thursday that
both of their sons with the American Expeditionary
Forces were safe and well—Captain Byron Bruce ot
the Medical Corps and Lieutenant Homer Bruce of
the Coast Artillery.
• • •
Military discipline and training for the members
of the Normal college a A. T. .C., will continue in
force until the unit to mustered out of the service,
Lt. jo. E Mays, commandant, announced Saturday.
It to thought about a month will be required for the
complete mtasterng out of fee men aa numerous
printed forms must be filled out and all men undergo
a complete physical examination,
Mr and Mra. J. E Buster of Lewisville have been
notified that their son, Lair Buster, ns killed in
action in France November 2. Young Busters wife
lives in Denison, where he was employed by the
M-K-T Railway Co, before enlisting in the army.
Behind Scenes in Washington
By RODNEY DUTCHKB. } 3
, NEA service stamtrcorteepodent
By L A M
The beautitul holiday lighting of
atestig
in recent years, to due th be turned,
on about Dec I, along with the
lights on downtown Christmas trees
W 1
superficial
1 and val-
Something in these recent gin weddings is
yagueb remintcent of the °4 HerEor-APt
Vice President John Nance Garner, fee wealthy
banker from uende, Tex. fa bosdat his hotel “ well
.22a sTwS-ispj&iwW
on the 85-cent dinner. On such, occasions Gamer de-
mands his rights and they tacttully give him
steak on the 85-cent plate.
(Copyrigp, 1937. NEA aervi^e. Inc.)
Man About Manhattan
FOR SALE-
dan. kock
Co.___________
FOR SALE
door seda
tor Co
1935 PLYM
• new mote
to sell Cali
1936 FORD
paint am
A bargain
1933 CHEVI
good run
at a real b
6 p m
FOR SALE
Jersey bu
FOR SALE
door seda
tor Co.
TWO 1936
and get
Little Majo
FOR ECO!
we have a
Priced right
WE HAVE
baby gral
a small st
sell for am
than ship
H Jackson.
Dallas. Tex
GOOD OU
sale. Size
c^nSes-^inM^i honestiy. it is whimsy too-
and public health: preventorla;
summer camps and open air schools,
all of which have waged a con-
every person who operate a motor
vehicle were required to drive for
a while occasionally under the train-
of an expert most of them
learn to remember to do
rWoresxetezzsfanat.th pubifenlsscmneergedomala
road revenues—in spite or Une remarKape eonOIeS
achieved in operation, which have entirty Bandshed
waste from the industry—are not large enough to
assure their continued bmfy to provide the public
showing up in the storgs.
eager, little faces are being
gmist the windows deep
r ovt what Banta lalus
ng this year. The Christ-
made to seem contemporaneous, aS
Chaucer made the same legend to
seem in another axe ft is fun but.
charge rates high enough to yield them sufficient . ,,
ssnrus sail -
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Those greedy audiences jiuu won't aan ut P- w
ressoT"RisinK aa "MussymhiMgtom wonder what andho
Big business is prepared to pay
what to necessary to get a man tt
really wants As a general thing.
Mt * bustness can easily increase
rates or other source* of income
sufficiently to absorb the salary
and perhaps a little more. No ma-
ter how public-spirited one may
be mousy still plays such an Im-
portant role to American life that
few will place public service above
money and it's usually isn’t hard
to get an official to take private
employment when the pay to high
And so what's the government going
to do?
WASHINGTON November 29—Senator Tom Con-
nally of Texas, who doesn't like the anti-lynching
bin. may have done that measure a very good turn
during his filibuster against U.
The senator's filibuster was featured by the read-
ing of a speech against an anti-lynching bill once
delivered by Senator Hugo Back, now a supreme
Court justice, and by Connally's reiteration feat
Black was certain to hold the Wagner anti-lynching
a subject wit hwhich almost every
American who veached high school
has made contact, and then quite
promptly forgot it to a singularly
dull subject, quite adart from the
fact that it is of chief use to peo-
ple who intend to "do sometung
with their music."
Sir James believe* that every sound
can be represented by a curve—not
the kind of curve ome inatmetivety
thinks of, however, but one likely
to be pulled out or the traditional
shape. The aound produced by the
oboe, for example, is represented by
a graph which looks a bit like the
teeth of a crosscut saw ■
The peculiarities of the curve* are
quite carefully elaborated although
in language stmpl enough for a
high school student. We learn that
a pure tone such as is produced by
a tuning fork is not m plenasht as
purity in real nhe. It is a dul,tone,
heocing a eonglomeratiom orf ovet-
mas season to one of happiness for
everybody, and one of especial Joy
for the children. It's a time looked
toward with keen anticipation and
Denton people are ready to extend a
gladsome welcome to St. Nicholos
and all that he has to offer.
Experts of fee public safety de-
partment have 5 good Idea in plan-
nie tests rot those who procure
driver's licenses as expressed by Fred
Hickman chief enforcement offi-
cer: "Through habit, many driv-
ers commit such errors as passing
cars on toils not signalling for turns
afid driving too near the center of
the fond, mhe pecularites which
mean fee difference between safe
add careless driving wit be cor-
rected during these tests." A ma-
jor part of the tests now being given
three who apply for licenses fee
nist time to devoted to the actual
operation of an automobile under
fee eye of trained examiners who
will point out mistakes.
Three hundred years ago. Simon
Stevin, a Dutch inventor devised
a "horseless wagon," a great boat-
like wagon propelled by sails which
caught the breeze blowing in from
the sea
Home comfort in year car? Install •:
hot "ate,; ".580 now!
that a couple of pipes sihgntiy out Baptist W. M. S. Has
of tune produce a tone we like to 5
RAILROADS
THREATENEP
The transportation act, whicf‘ 13 the
ment governmg fee regunatiom or fee Mm
NEW YORK, November 29—Pne of fee most ac-
cessible and pleasant cfehniktes to interview is Eve
Symington, aJthougli. persona!^, I haye never yet
had that attractive assement" ;
The trouble has been feat ‘eyerx time {have gone
stwsa? uad s: 22
earth again, the has retrieved her bonnet and gone
home. I must arrange^ to hax -hA bonnet Sonven
5 For Store1"1s no getting away from the fact that
Miss Symington to tremendously admired N this town.
She admits herself feat she is W. an f the 18
true then life must become sombething M A cross #
eight o'clock and again at madhtght sach evening tn
that vast room where Professor Leo Reism ----1
and M Bert's murals conspire to give her just the
said one rich man who said that if he 11*1 1 million
dollars in a venture it would be almost impossible
to nuke it up in the future owing to taxes
Recently a real estate man with an excellent prop-
osition approached a wealthy friend: who in past
years had been interested in such situations, with
the suggestion that he could turn over the capital
involved within a year with little chance of any loss
The letter said:
"It is an excellent plan but I would make money
altogether too rapidli for tax comfort Bring me
something whose profits will be stretched out over
a series of yean."—Wall Street Journal
--AmH-
A football coach in the West is proposing that kilts
be worn by players instead of pants That would
make the forward pass a highland fling — Watertown
Times
There is no question but that a
great part of the traffic accidents
are due to the carelessness of driv-
------ _ ers. more perhaps, than to fee lg-
sman’s music norance of those operating cart. If
tones to become interesting. We ex-
plore the "beats" which accompany
the sounding of two tones only a j uable‘ work. The answer is of course
vibration or two apart, and discover ;
that sometimes these also are esaen-
Av,
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820 W Oak Street. Phone 211
What Is it about her singing that plays such tricks
with the imagination? I don't know, although I have
listened to her any number of times. Perhaps it to
: the low throaty quality that enahies her to reach
down—way down—for those notes that rub elbows
wit blow C. It might be that smile and those blue
eyes and a manner of holding a long blue handker-
chief with both hands as she stag*.
Whatever it to, tt*i enough
• • •
The sponsor of a certain radio juvenile was visit-
ound the completely inadeq
“THE TROJAX HORSE," by Christo-
pher Morley. e
A very dear friend walked into the
departmental study last night, pick-
ed up Christopher Morley’s “The Tro-
jan Horse,” sighed and said: “I sim-
ply can’t bear any more whimsy.”
Which put the department on the
spot rather neatly. The fact was
that we had read The Trojan
Horse” with some amusement, rec-
ognized some more serious implica-
tions with a slight bow. and put the
whole down under the impression
that Mr Morley had merely Erskined
the ancient legend very pleasantly.
Then a 16-page pamphlet fel out
of the back of the book, and al-
though it is against the rules to read
anything not bound into the work
under consideration, are read it.
These 16 pages (printed pages, of
course) are Mr Morley’s letter to
Frank P Frazier, of his publisher’s
staff, explaining why. when and how
the urge to do over Troilus and Cres-
sida struck Morley, how long the
period of gestation was. how. when
and where the text was "composed"
• how we hate that word applied to
writing!) and what the result has
been in the opinion of the author.
We were wrong This is not whim- ,
85, but a reinterpretation of the 1
legend in the line of Chaucer. Shake-
speare and Dryden The author says
(on page 7 of the pamphlet) "that
Shakespeare has fallen down,” and
that ’all the authorities say also
that Dryden made a botch of the
theme. So certainly I concluded the I
field was still clear for me."
What actually has been done is
to retell the old yarn, mostly in mod-
ern prose Ancient goddesses and the
radio are hashed together: blank
verse of real nobility shoulders dog-
gerel, and naughty-naughty fnter-
ludes spice the whole The author
has left the thing in a kind of time-
less void—you may do a great deal
of your own imagining and if you
are without Imagination, you may
spend the time trying to figure out
which la intended to- be direct dia-
logue. and which is not Quotation
marks have been eliminated
’The Trojan Horse” Is the past
ing the studio and ran afbu of the studio manager,
‘How's that protege of mine getting on?" he cried
enthusiastically. . . . The manager Mt his Up “Yeah,
he's getting on.” he admitted. “On my nerves."
I ti,
&us-
"look pretty
now, though," sald
Butnelonagm
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• DR IGO GALDSTO0
SEALS AND TUBERCULOSIS
The American frequently is twit-
ted forbeing a “joiner” but those
who see only the humor of this ten-
dendymiss it* Significance—a joiner
is likely to be a highly gregarious
creature and gregariousness is at
the root of civitzation.
V Millions of Americans have joined
in fee war on tuberculosis Since
1904 when the National Tubercu-
losis association was first organiz-
ed they have to various ways con-
tribated to the creation of a veri-
table army of anti-tuberculosis
workers Since 1930 they have con-
tributed millions of dollars every
year to finance the unrelenting
war against tuberculosis
The methods of this financing is
unusual lor it has been carried
on through fee sale of Christmas
seals. These penny stickers with
, the double-barred cross which adorn
fee Christmas season mail, have
contributed substantially to the re-
duction of the prevalence of tuber-
culosis. The accumulated pennies
have financed medical and social
research have made possible the ed-
ucation of the public and have
helped to definitely organize and in-
tegrate the work of the various
anu-tuberculosis associations of-
ficial and voluntary, national and
' locar
Since 1904 the number of death*
froui tuberculosis has steadily de-
clined from nearly 300 to less than
30 for every 100,000 living persons
No small part of this reduction
has been effected through the ser-
types ot a particular nstrument. the
Boehm system nute, lor example, re-
tains its brilliant -clarity to the top
of its scale because its tube grows
smaller l inside i toward the open end.
61 r James explores also the fallacies
of sound. Including the belief of some
pianists that they can alter the qual-
ity of their instrument's tone by the
considerable trouble keeping
his servants. Higher salaries
Il to do a lot of hazardous
things which they now do without
thinking. In some cases the driver
she to slim and blonde and has a smile feat causes doesn’t realize just how dangerous
hardened movie directors to break off conversation are some of his practices Knowi-
i s. t 1
age if I wanted to -the children have been publiciz-
ed so much." . . . Or, "My oldest boy W|
I’m the original nightclub mother Dicin'
"Well,” remarked Jean Karsavina In
article, "It's nice to boast at big sons when you look
lite a debutante of a few seasons bacK, it's amus-
ing to flaunt a gaudy sobriquet against a background
Licensed student-pilot* of air-
planes in the United States now
number almost 18,000, a* compared
with only 543 10 years ago
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understand we re ready for
in‛hecotoFoperxtoh,sremGlteg"Erom‛anerm2- ............
terial and supply prices, higher taxes, and higher • ____ -- 2
rates of pay for all classes of railroad labor ♦ BIBLK THOUGHT FOB •
These foete must be known if ternmes applica- ♦ TODAY 1
tion for a 13 per cent increase tn rates is to be seen 0
tn true perspective The increase—which to moderate 0000
in view at the general rise I prices to absolutely niviE
mutcomhany ha pet- sopnrt“ an sense umsgm asurmcpmEiak supow" in glory by Christ Jesus
. Meve higher mi e M be,Ummedlately hisriches *n 8lorY by
reflected in greater rallrod spending, would stim- Phifipplan* 4 19
ulate business as a whole -Temple Telegram
MEN’S KHAKI PANTS, VAT DYED
. 98c’
GRAND LEADER CO.
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Whether he should or not was bound to be a rather
delicate question in any eve -- -_____
Black quite definitely on the spot and the chance
that he might participate in any decision Invalldat-
Buatnem and Ealtorta ome----
OtzculsUon Department —-----
SUnscRiFTIOx EATES
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 91, Ed. 1 Monday, November 29, 1937, newspaper, November 29, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1540067/m1/6/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.