The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 173, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1922 Page: 2 of 10
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short time only. The baking powder is new stock, just from the Price
The most
records for
npO give every housekeeper an opportunity to try the
I famous Dr. Price’s Phosphate Baking Powder, large
12-oz. cans will be put on sale tomorrow morning bearing
this special sale sticker on the label:
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One 12 ox. can at special price
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Hot Times Are Promised
In Primary to Select
U. S. Senators
B. Shively, Dan W. Simms, Frank-
tin Howard and D. l. Sandrs.
SENIOR TO PLAY
MASONIC HOME
tioa. The bonus MH will certainiy
pan if the senate to given an op-
portunity to vote on it. MeCumber
says.
Press, '
I want the publle to kaow how
the Traction Co. treated two aged
women returning from church.
would be called a tadiceL Neither
is he in News’ conservatv claset-
fication, for New to one of the Md
guard ia the M1M.
Harding had taken no part in
the campaign.
The Democtats have five oo-
mt alate red.
A SUBSCRIBER TO THE PRESS.
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BAKING POWDER
Senate Puts It Ahead of
Tariff BUI
Colored Hi-Y Clubs
Hold an Election
TROLLEY TRANSFKRB
To The Press:
You Invite persons to express
themselves on matters and con-
ditions of public Interest thru The
What greater relaxation after a hard day's work
than to settle down in a big easy chair and enjoy
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RADIO FANS!
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We also hare on l
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Hundreds Dead.
30,000 Homeless
In Great Blast
The colored branch of the Hi-Y
slubs of the city met Thuraday and
elected the tollowing officers: J.
S. Lewts, chairman of the advisory
council; Rev. W. C. Upshaw, ad-
visor; Clyde Alcon, secretary. and
8. P. Jones treasurer.
V J. N. Knox, president of the Hi-
Y, was present and was made an
honorary member of the council.
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' Come in some day this week. Listen to some of
the newColumbia Records played on the Grafonola.
, Now is the time to buy. Ptices on all models of
the Grafonola have been reduced
A small first payment puts any Grafonola in
yout home at once
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H‘pUBMK,"Aprn 21.—Irish Re-
publican rebels have captured the
British wireless station at Bun-
beg, in Donegal, in the north of
Ireland, according to a report from
the Londonderry today.
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Knights Templar Make
Mighty Fine Paraders
With Fussy Uniforms
IN THE MURDER
OF 3 CHILDREN
ture will be anowa under the aus-
pices of the Mother Council.
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X to your individual measurements that
M > wil cost no more than the ordinary that
is made to fit a man "about" your size.
Select your cloth from our line of Pin Stripes,
Club Checks, Tweeds and Setges in all the latest
pattern a. Have our Union Tailors do the rest.
You will never be better satisfied in your life.
Right now we are specializing on a Blue Serge
suit.
-0501—503 Commerce St.
-e-ceeeeeeenceresescebencenoneepeeeneneeeeerneen
a single ornainent, "De Molay."
white shoes and blue te make
the De Moldy band coMame the
least fussy of all.
popular stars in the music.world make
Columbia tKclurimly — new song and
dance hits, band music, popular ballads, catchy
tunes you hear at the theatre, old familiar melo-
dies -- the kind of music you like best.
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B’WASHRSTON , April 21.—Sen-
ator Borah will invite the full seh-
ate to consider the case of Boris
Bakhmeteft, Kerensky ambansa-
dor, as the result of additional in*
tormation be obtained in an inves-
tigation in New York. Borah de-
clined today to disclose this infor-
mation or to toll its source. He
will use It shortly in a speech to
the senate, probably accompany-
ing the speech with a resolution
sailing on the state department for
facts concerning Bakhmeteft and
the source of noser which sup-
ports his embassy here and his
consulate in New York.
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WASHINGTON, April 21.—The
Republican tariff Mil will be
shoved aside to eioar the way for
the soldier bonus. Senator Mecum-
her, chairman of the senate fi-
nance committee, announced to-
day.
MeCumber expected to get the
committee at work on the bonus
bill today.
According to Mecumber, there
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Mary Pickford la "Prunella"
comes to the Palace Saturday
Mtorulhg at the kiddteg" matinee.
Mr. J. W. Kuykendall will eu-
A. H. KKRR.
Fort Worth has a candidate for
ate treasuret. He is O. H. Kerr,
ullder and real estate man
IC 11 Maln-at. He had lived ia
oft Worth four years aad id
sunder of the Kerr Tire A Rub-
er Co.
Here's his record: Born in Mi-
m-co, feared in Bell-co, finished
ehool at Laredo, assistant poat-
iaster at Rogers for five years,
i mercantile business at Moody
nd Eddy several years.
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enough
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Mb Fatandin,
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King Candy Co.. .111 13.-8 11 1
Jim and Orosked; Callahan and
Pock.
Vulted Ptess Writer
WASMINGTON, April 11__1
iitieally, Indiana will
Baking Powder Factory, and every ounce is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. .5
. Every grocer has had an opportunity to get a supply for all his custom-
era; so go to your own grocer first and if he is unable to supply you, try
somesother grocer ar orice. ..
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Treasurer
Aleppo, a city et Turkey, in
Asia, to 3900 yean old.
Uv Cuitcd Press
LONDON, April 11.—Thirty
thousand inhabitants of Mon astir
and vicinity are reported homelees
today as a result of the terrific
explosion of a munitions train,
which caused the death of hun-
dreds of soldiers and many chil-
dren
The explosion was at first re-
ported as having occurred at Sal-
onika Later dispatches from Bel-
grade showed it took place along
the railroad running into Moa-
astir.
Part of the city is still burning
and. owing to danger from shells
and explosives, thousands of in-
habitants have sought refuge in
the woods.
Candy Makers Beat
North Side Team
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people who compose the popula- »» .u. 1L. ..
tion of the city, and for the people, are former doveror Ralston,
as our government should be ad-
' tidings with extraotdijary tale.
- est. TbU is because Hatts 8. Nev
One resides in the 1101 block
on College-ave, and the other six
blocks west on Magnolla-ave. We
walked from Fourth-st to Tenth-
st, thinking that by walking that
far down the street, the one re-
siding on Magnolla-ave would ex-
perience no trouble in obtaining a
transfer to the Booth Main line.
However, this was not the case,
and the walk to Tenth-st was to no
avail. The woman was refused a
transfer to the South Hain line,
and was forced to walk the sit
blocks alone, at 11 o’clock at
night, or pay another fare. .
I would like to know if there is
not some way of obtaining lower
rates on street cars, or at least en-
Joying the privilege of transtera. I
am a property owner. payng large
taxes, and it occurs to me that this
city should be governed by the
Authorities at Houston
Baffled; Mother Will
Return to Assist
Oddities I
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PICKED WRONG DEVENSE.
NEW YORK. — Samuel Stein
was unable to prove that he wag
enticed into flirting with Mrs.
Esther Horn. She informed the
court she was deaf and dumb and
couldn't flirt.
Senior High will meet Masonic
Home nine Buturday at 1 b. to. at
Y-pk. Putpe and White Will pit
Southpaw Kelly against Ue fast
bunch at the orphanage.
The Masonic Home is said to
have a sure fielding machine and
hard-hitting bunch.
Kelly’s work to previous Senior
games has been first class.
MeCullogh was expected to
share the job with,Kelly, but is in
Austin for Ue week-end.
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Now is the time to have your winter
clothes eleaned and put away. Clothes
cleaned for every oceanion. No fabrics too
delicate for me to clean
who is seeking renanintion, 1.
polldcally the livinz petsoniftea
tion of the Harding adilaistra
tion. The two men are the’closes
personal and politieal friends.
New is theretor petultatly
Harding Hepublcan" ta Uis la
atance, and whatever happens t
him will be felt la aduidlatratio.
circles to be strong thdientlon o
Ue trend of populat teettds abou
Ue Harding adminiatratlon.
CLEAN CUT IMBUE
The inste is clean cut in In-
diana. because New is opposed by
Albert J. Beveridge, a totally dif-
ferent type, polltially and person-
ally. Beveridge is a moderate vto-
greaslve—that is he is not wht
-rerenennendendenerprnenurenn
| Texas Brevities
DENISON—The Katy has leas*
sd Its shops at Hedalla, Mo., to the
A. S. Meeker Co. of Cleveland. The
Deninon shops are expeeted to be
leased to the same company soon,
use
• WAXAHACHIE—Annual co-
ventoh of the League et Tosas
Municipalities will be held here
May 17 and 11.
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center vt the United States withn
the nest tev daya. It will be Ual
center until after Tuesday, May 2
On that day occura Ue ptimrs
at whieh will be selected eandi
dates on the Aepblicaa an.
Democratic tiekete for the nitet
States senate.
HANDING WATCNRS
Harding administration offlelal
from the prestdenht dwn Vi
watching Indihaaud Mstening to
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SiGNS HOSPITAL BLL
By United Press
WASHINGTON. April 11. --
President Harding today signed
the bill authorising appropriation
of $17,000,000 for building ad-
ditional hospitals to care for dis-
abled veterans of the world war.
this opportunity «
i this wonderful opportunity to get your two cans of this famous
kder at thisbargain price. Remember, the EXTRA can coats
cents—just think of it! ?
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PERSOXAL LIBENTY.
DELLEVUE, 111.—The Rev. B.
McCluskey can shoot all the pool
he desires, his congregation decid-
ed when a minority wanted to oust
him because he "treeseated pool
rooms.’’
' Drama League Bans
Bedroom Scenes
E $ WJ&itod Pwas
P n’cHiCAGO, April 21. — The
Drama League of America went on
record against "the stage bed-
l roms" here today.
i "Seggestive plays like ’Gertie's
& Garter’ with actresses lounging in
ping lingerie must be driven, from
» ike American stage,’’ declared
. Mrs. Harrison B Riley
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BY MAIJORIE MASSENGALE.
" Parade of the Knights Templar i
was a big event Friday morning.'
Three bands, the Masonic Home,
De Molay and Knights Templar,
with 1100 men in full uniform.,
made the procession a beautiful
oae. The streets were crowded
with spectators, traffie was held
up, and everything else nec-
essary was done to make a parade
a success.
The officers and some of the
men in rank of the Knights Tem-
plar will leave Saturday on a
special train of about 10 cars.
They are going to New Orleans for
the triennial conclave. About 250
men from Ue conclave here will
make the trip. •
. PICTURESQVE.
The hundreds of Knights you
see on the streets with so much
paraphernalia oa are not wearing
all those feathers and ornaments
just because they look pretty, but
because each item means some-
thing.
The regular drees uniform of
the Knights is a blaek eoat. black
trousers and black shoes. The
coat is long. The trousers are
plain. But; oh. the hat! It's the
big attraction of the entire outfit.
A LA NAPOLEON.
Napoleonic in style, the bat is
adorned with two feathers. On the
side there is an emblem. It is
usually gold or silver and each
color and letter means something
different.
The men in rank, or buck pri-
vates, wear silver belts and silver
swords. The officers and past of-
fleers wear gold belts and gold
trimmings, with long, gold sword.
The medals and badges da the
froat of the eoat show what state,
what order, and what rank a man
is from. They are all shiny and
i pretty.
FATIGUE DRESS. .
The fatigue dress is the most
military looking. A short, black
coat, enp with military visor and
only a few ornaments make it the
most simple of all. These are
worn when Ue Knight is not on
duty, or parade.
The De Molays wear fancy trou-
sers, capes, bright-colored feses
and look Turkish. They are the
guides and general helpers of Ue
affair.
White flannel trousers, blue
NOTICE
a If yu want the more expensive taltoring, wo
can aatiety you up to $65.
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REULICH'S
^Quality ClotMerd,
OFF. TEEMINAL HOTEL
BELTON — The College of Jour-
nalism at Baylor college, tor wo-
men, will open with elaborate
ceremonies April 11.
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TEXARKANA —Sheritt Richard-
son of the Texas side has tusued a
statement that denounces fiocging
of eitisens by the Ku Kius Kian or
any other body of masked men.
SABINE— The Ku Klux Klan pa.
raded 460 strong last night, YU
visiting Klansmeh egmo in on the
Southern Pacific, in dafkend
dart.. 4.
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slightly used Bun Md Ceil-
ing Fans
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By United Prees
HOUSTON, April 21.—Authori-
ties today declared themselves
without a clue to the murder here
yesterday of three small children.
The children. William Mathis.
#; Elzabeth Mathis, 8, and Horace
Louise Mathis, 6, were found in
their beds, dead from gas poison-
ing. Gas from three burners had
filled the room.
The mother of the children, Mrs.
H. J. Mathis, who had been miss-
ing from the home here for a
week, was located in Port Arthur
late yesterday. She notified au-
thorities she would be in Houston
today, to help in the search for
clues.
The grandfather of the children,
Y. D. Mathis, who found the
bodies, and the father, H. J.
Mathis. yho was called from work
when the tragedy was discovered,
have made long statements to the
authorities.
Yesterday was the birthday of
the grandiather, the father, and
William, the eldest victim.
At Syoamore-pe Thuraday ths
King Candy Co. trimmed the KC’s
of the North Bde. The KC buteh
was out of luek against the candy-
makers.
A yout who stee hia name as
Jim M. twirle for Uto North Bid-
ere. JIM M. objeste to giving big
last name. Ho twirled a good
game, but lacked support. -
Callahan pitehe4 the Kings to
victory. Peek and Mead starred.
DALLAS— Mayor E. R. Cook.
>11 of Fort Worth will address IM
rang peoples' orzanisatton of the
ethodi st. Baptist, Presbyterian
id Christian ehurehes Friday [
ght at the First Baptist ehureh, ; 1
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Siler, Leon M. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 173, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1922, newspaper, April 21, 1922; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1546919/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.