Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 68, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 13, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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Pluygroiuid apparatus received for
new oegro park property on North
t*rf ...J; yet Installed. This
colored clill-
«*fuol Jn equipment to
I« in tl* elty.
All diffleultles tn way of paving Kmd
Brocket! street overcome except the
procuring of oue wtgnature for change
|c concrete to re-eii forced
emmtrnetlon of storm sewer
at Branch street and .final adjustment
of H. & T. C. erosaW grnle. Those
difficulties should be overcome and
.work started at an early date.
OI4 wooden floor ou culvert on
Branch street at Mulberry being re-
placed with concrete top. and skip in
pavement here being paved with re-
i*n forced' Cflpjef fEtjk '
Ext-avnring for storm sewers on
ObcTry atreet preparatory to paving
halt completed. Thla work la hHog
done by the city and .paid for by the
railroad companies. 4
Specifications are being prepared
for drilling a well to the 2,600-ffret
? deep Trinity nands, In accordance with
recommendation of (feologiat K. II.
(c'WjtmjBM of Austin, to lncreaae '•*? the
available water supply.
Building permits have been laaucd
during the paat two months fur im-
provement and construction work tg-
itlng $72,OW).
Council adjourned without for*
ther business after receiving thla re-
port,
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3he8manda1ly democrat, shekmaw^texas, wcphesday, octobek 15, imp.
IS BETTER
COTTON DOWN ON HM Ml*
LIVERPOOL MAKKKT ON
LI" IV" nisoAv,
Of
AMoclated frrm Diapatrh
Chicago. 0**t. IS—-Wheat priced to-
day in Cbicugo reflects! the decline
in values yesterday in the Northwest
while, the' murket here was closed. I .li-
ter, however, something <>f '• rally
took pluce here In connection with gos-
sip that one of the hirgest millers In
the United Ktates had made an 1 lives-
ligation which showed that domestic
producer* were holding 1 tot ween <IT and
70 per cent ot their wheat, opening
inrice*, whlHi ranged from 1 \4 to 3c
uwer with D#wWber to 2t*S mid
March 20lVj to 'JlKI, were followed by
moderate upturns from initial bottom
figures.
I'oru went fowflr with wheat. After
opening Itye off to %r itdvuncc, Iji-
eluding Pecemlier tit ff^'% to JW%"
the market underwent ii sag all
around. si: /]y.
Oats also were easier, starting %
to V.-c down. I**re«iber SB to W% ami
llspiayifig but little power to recover.
Provisions sympathised with r#conlSi
renll/lng on old short I hies which ah-
sorlsul offerings and eaiiwd moderate
rallies.
New Orleans Futures.
A moHatcd fre UUvutch
New fork, Oift, l" •The cotton mar-
ket closed steady at net decline o^ U)
to 2JI [sdnts.
/ (l>Kb.
(ictoher J. JC *.;*
Deceuits*r ... 1!MIT
January .v'hJMi
March ^.1 .21
May ......1#.1>!
Hew .Director .Bureau Of In-
iluttrial Housing And . j
Tianaportation
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New Vofit Futures.
Aiwiaced brent Dl patch
New Vrork. tK-t .IS—The cotton mar-
ket close steady.
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DeeeinlM'r
January
Marclf'
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Chicago, i.let. 19—Wheat..No. i hard
21 NO/-MO' j. No. 2 hard 21*'',. Corn, No
2 mixed tr.'^lil >/ . No. 2 yellow 02Vi
6im%. tlats. No. 2 white WiOi ?M%.
No. .'I white (a 'A'Yi. It.ve, No.
1«1T* i. liar ley 77 kl lt>T .
Judge Jones to Speak.
i.
>r Jasper Newton WWte.
•■ •
After an lllhofts of four and a half
taontha, during which time be had
been tuahlo to apeak lNsause of the
effects of a paralytic stroke, Jasper
Newton White, a well known pioneer
Citizen of East Sherman, and a vej-
►ran ot the war between the States,
passed away Tuesday evening ul 0:1/.
0'clock. Death occurred at.the home
iof hia «on, J. A. White, seven miles
east of Sherman, where lie hail been
living since he became ill. He was 74
frears of age.
Mr. White Was horn in Arkansas.
Ha came to Orays4>n County thirty-
five years ago. He setthsl east of
Ahenoan, where he reared his family,
fend where he became known to his
Neighbors as « citizen of worth and
jsharactcr.
He was preceded In death by his
Hfrlfe, who died a number of years
tago. He is survived, however, by
three daughters and two sons: Mrs.
(0. D. Beer and Mrs. W. I*. Strickland
Iof Ilenlson, Mrs. W. It. Williams or
(Rhreveport, La.. J. It. White of
Hhrereport, and J. A. White of east of
piternian.
• Mr. White retired from active
farming several years ago, and hud
inade his home with his children in
jHhreveport and In this county since
#Iint time.
Funeral services are being held
fWednestlny lifter noon from Bethany
Shiptist church. Iter. W. A. Soothers,
tyastor, conducting the services.
HOWE. " •* ^
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(Co The Democrat:
Howe, Oct. 12.—Mrs. Sinn 11
{Thompson visited Mr.<. J. A. llugho
In Sherman Friday.
r Mrs. Lucy Wood has returned to
$fc>nham. '
Mr. niul Mrs. Frank Thompson were
hx Sherman Friday.
Mrs* Martha Watson has refurncil
^luy.
Mrs. J. A. McCoy. Mrs. C. E. Davis
hhd Mrs. 11. T. Stout visited J. A.
Ifnghes and family In Sherman Suu-
to Farming ton.
Mr. «ntf Mrs, Win. Anderson of
3'ottsboro aio visiting Mn. W. II
Wtevenf.
Mr. ami Mrs. Anderson Bush <>f
Farmlngtou visited .Mr. and Mrs. AV
If: IVrgu.-mi Snntlny.
Boss Brown of Van Alstyno was a
business visitor to Howe Monday.
Mrs. J. L Shelley hns gone to Mar-
lin for n short stay,
Mrs, S. W. Yeury visited In Van Al
•tyne Friday.
Mrs. J. L. Blackburn was n Slier
man visitor Saturday.
Liverpool Weak.
Associated Pre** Dlopatch]
Liverpool, Oct. 1ft—Cotton sjs>t in
smaller Imiulry ; prices weak. (;«««!
middling IM.tC; fully middling 17.77:
mldilllug ltl.27: low middling 12.47;
good ordiimry W.27: ordinary x.27.
NuIcm IHSIO bales. Including 2K(K) Amer-
ican; receipts ,'tlKl hales, all ilnierlcau.
Futnrus closed unsettled, October
14.0ft; DeChtthea 14.45; January 14.41;
March 14.U : May 13.07; July I3.7A;
Septemlx-r 1S.4<>.
Cotton liOwer.
Attncialcit Pros Dlivalck
New tlrh^ans. (hi lft- The slump in
tile IJverpool market yesterday caus-
ed drop In the price of fotton here on
the opening' today. 1 Miring the first
hour of IwisiiM'ss in-ice were ftjt to 4."i
points Under the close of Monday with
December down t/i 111.2l>. Favorable
weather over the 1 m*1 t caused more or
less selling. I'rivafe cables from Liver-
pool stated that values there hnd been
affected by continued limtuclai and
Industrial depression,
1 i*ii
Judge Ilea L. Jones will be the prin-
cipal speaker nt a luncheon meeting
of the HI-V Club at the City Y. M. C.
A. at 7 o'clock Wwlnesdoy evening.
The meeting Is In the nature of a
football rally, in preparatbtn for the-
game bet w«s-n Hberinan High School
ktul Forrest Ayenue High Si'hool at
t Dallas Friday. A largo number of
High School students plan to acconi-
pnny the lea in.
Dc'nlson Hoy to Marry.
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Cfialleuge Arrepted. ^
The Sherman Overall Manufac-
turing t'umpany issued a challenge to
any team representing a Sherman In
dtwtry at.J Is aliul rtmt the Sherman
Maiint'aeturiug ('omistuy lias a«\ept sl
the challenge to play on Oct. IS-
7:45.
The following I hie-up will repre-
sent the overall factory:
t\ I/. I'ool, manager; W., \V, Bailey,
captain :* C. <{. Simmer man. Howard
Kiddle. Mltchel Tuck*T. F. Y. I'eveto.
Texas has I JON hanks with com-
bined resources of more tlsui *1,414,-
! 20.n0< . Then' are -V 2 national banks.
tilM state hanks, and 102 private banks
in the state,
*■
p . | T'/ilN"!7'
"The trouble with Dob is tliat he's
ahead of the times." " v
• Jlows that?"
"Welt lie went to look for work and
found there wus a strike on. So he
joined the striker* before be got tins
job."— Iwoudou Telegraph.
f . Little C hild Dead.
1 Venison. To**.' Oct. 1ft—Uttle Al-
Iwrt Glenn Krattlger, the oue-yenr-old
sou of Mr. anil Mr/ .Ul ert Krattlger
(it 023 West WoomUNI street. died
Tuesday evtiilng at «:ft0 o'clock-
• ? ——
RKAD THE DEMOC RAT WANT ADS
Robert' Watson, Former Chief
*>.#rk of the Department of J^abor.
ha* been appointed by 8eer*tury of
Labor Wilson. Director of the Bu-
ireau of Industrial ; Housing and
; Transportation. Mr. WaHon has been
Identified with the Housing Bureau
. aiace Its Inception,
like avTeMNIS
'c?oort to oevetop
0NE'«f AWKWARD- -
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Time of Arrival and departure of paooenger trains out af
ST. LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO ft TEXAS (FRISCO.)
No. WO, departs,•••«••*•«•••••••••7.10 a. tn*
NO* 5iJt dOpAftl •••«••«( •••••••••••••a «a a* jk, •:• * ^ ^
No. lift, due 12:01 a. in,, departs.10 a, ®,
No, 510 Is through train to St, Louis.
NO. 512 is through train to Kansas City.
SOUTHBOUND.
No, fi05 due,.,,i,,, ,,f.*• • f• • •••••••••• 1**.,55 a. is.
No. 511, dne 5:45 p. in., departs (as motor car)...** .......5:55 p. in.
No. 117, due J::53 a, in,, departs.........•^..... ..«• ««*....«..4.00 a, m*
HOUSTON ft TEXAS CENTRAL.
, (Union Station.)
1 • NORTHBOUND.
No, 10, departs, .10.52 g. m.
SOUTHBOUND.
No, 20, departs........................ .4*10 p. xo,
TEXAS ft PACIFIC,
(Union Station.) -
/ ' EASTBOUND. ".".7"
No. 84, departs,.^.....v........... *..ft,15 a. in*
I No. 32, departs• .... .,, *..«.««.•..« «..«.••*.. 1*.07 p, m.
t No. u0, departs for Clarksvillc ....... ..i.10 p, in.
WESTBOUND.
No. S5, from Clarksvllle, arrives * ...11:00 a. m.
No. 31, departs........ ...,..*. • *S .5m p, nr
No. 33, departs .... t..v.11105 p. m.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RY. (COTTON BELT.)
(424 East Lmnar Street.)
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Denison. Tex.,
received by his
today that Henry
liter Denison ho.v
Oct. 1.1—Word was
friends in the city
W. Anderson, a for-
, was to he married
nt Aulierry, California, on < ><-t. 10.
Mr. Anderson was one of the popular
young men in the city and was employ-
ed at the Katy hi the transportation
office.
The Texas Chamber of Commerce
has given out Information that there
lire 1US sweet p >tg.|o 'curing houses .In
Texas, valued 'if which have
a total inpaelt.v of I.ikhi.immi husliels.
Bring'your Car in
ajid let us drain the cTank case and fill
with new oil.
Dirge Filling Stations
No. 204. departs
No. 230, departs
• •••04
>«••••••
EASTBOUND.
.10 0*i a,
.. . • d.00 p.
m.
WESTBOUND.
Terminal Arrivals.
No. 220,
No. 203,
arrives..
arrives
>••••••
■ ••••• i
..................*0.30 a. m.
.5:20 p. m.
i......
TEXAS ELECTRIC RAILWAY (INTBRURBAN)
NORTHBOUND.
6, 7:10, 8, 0. 0:25, 10, 11, 11:25 and 12 a. in.; 1, 1:25, 2, 3, 3:25, 4, 5, 5:25,
ti, 7, 7 :L'5, 8, 0, 0:25, 10:15, 11 and 11:25 |L nk. *
SOUTHBOUND.
fl :35, 7 :35, 8:35, 0 ;35, 10:35 anu 11:35 a.m.; 12:35, 1:35, 2:35, 3:35,
4:3,j, 5:35, 0(to McKlnney only), 7:35, 8:35, and 0:35 p. m.
Cars leuvlng 35 iulntcs after odd hours are limited cars, stopping only In
towns and cities, and carry no baggage. Cars leaving at 7:35 a. m. aud 3:35
p. m. carry parlor car*.
fall
on.
NEW STORIES
no
un-
I.ow Level for
AntoclatcA Prcst Vtxpat<k
New York, Oct. l.'{ A new low level j
of places was cstalrllshed iii the cotton |
market here totlay. Liverpool showed
declines over the hmtl holiday while j
reports from the goods trade were un-i
favorable ami ,the weather in the south j injj |>,.wer <>( vegetable
euntiiiue favorable for picking and ma- nt (he Massachusetts
turing the crop. These features led (o < ollc«e when a sipiusb
a good deal of hwal and Wall strec1! | puiinds in its arowth
selling while there was a heavy hedge j • ■ —
There Is
new thing
der the sun.
You ought to
hear thp excuses
my husband has
for being out
late nights.
■n J . '
Nevex' adain on
!5
4he movie sfvmis
An e\|S'riinent t«^
tesl
I lie great Ii ft-
life was made
Agrb nil 11rti 1
lilted ."i.iMMl
was a
selliiia hy th<> south and after openiiu;
easy at a decllrte of H to 17 points,
active,, months showed net losses of
about 30 to 17 points with (ictoher sell
lug at '-'li.'di; Itei'dnlM-r at 'JO IIO niul
.January. 10,75. Itot.li local ami smith
ern sjm ( hoiises were trood buyers "at
the decline and tln-i'e w.--- coiisldernhlc
Ask your butcher for our city
dressed Meats with that fine flavor, j
pleasing • to the palate and nutritious
to the hotly. If your butcher doesn't j
carry our slock, we will furnish him
at live and let live prices to the con :
summer. Sherman Slaughtering &i
Itendering *'o. Jy.lO-tfc '
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Take
Grove's Tasteless
CHILL Tonic
The Old Standard Remedy
of Recognized Merit and Reliability.
75c.
Details of lead's Death.
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A letter received in Sherman "Wed-
nesday guve further particulars of
tbe death of .Iqssc Wade, a brother of
Mrs. John C. Daunel of this city, as a
result of accidental burns received
Jiear his home at Springfield, III.
"Young Wade, with two youthful com-
panions, had. retained some old blast-
ing powder at a mine which they vis-
ited near Springfield, which Wade
placed In his pocket. A spark from a
lire which the Iwya built set the pow-
der in bis pockets on fire. He was
\ burned over the chest nud stomach,
but walked half a mile to s house. He
died tfevernl hours later In the hos-
pital. Iloth Mr. add Mrs. Daunel ure
In Springfield. , ,
What, So Soon!
mgmmmm
At the home of (lie bride's parents,
^V sl)ie «l*y, the marriage of their
only daughter Helen Louise to Mr,
Jrracey V. Stewart was solemnized,
iir. Itiley Llttlejohn sang. "Ileloved. it
|g Morsi.'Vpskalousa Ilcrsld,
£
urn
^number of "women
hassc their accounts here
^ simply becauac^-we-do
■^mcre thstn .merely safe
^uard their money.
i * "
(jfW;e render a helpful, per-
sonal service to themCoii
all matters of business, in'
vestments and finance. \
In pnckaHfn ,oi^ 20 protected L,
special moisture - proof wrapper.
Also in round AIR-TIGHT tine of 50.
I WATCHED a guy.
• • •
IN A movie show*.
• • •
RIDE THE samo plug.
• • •
NINE THOUSAND rnlloa.
• • •
AND FIRE hia six-shooter.
• • •
ALL AFTERNOON.
• • •
WITHOUT RE.LOADINQ.
• • •
AND THEN, in a cloao-up.
t • •
HE ROLLED a amoko.
• • •
WITH JUST one hand.
• • •
AND I tried It myaelt
• • •
FIRST WITH one band.
• • •
THEN WITH two.
• • •
THEN WITH my mouth.
• • •
AND THE forty-third trial.
• • •
STAYED PUT long enough.
• • •
FOR ME to light it.
• • •
AND I thought I had 1L
• # «
AND THEN it spilled.
# • •
LIKE A Roman candle.
• • •
AND BURNED the rug.
• • •
AND BURNED my clothes.
• • •
AND EVERYTHWG.
• • •
SO I'M convinced.
• • •
I'LL NEVER get.
o • •
THAT ACTOR'S job.
lit
AND I know now.
■
only things.
• •
with one hand.
dominoos.
THAT THE
I CAN roll
• • •
ARE ROLLICKING
a • •
AND I'M going to stick.
• • •
TO MY regular smokes.
• • •
FOR THEY (lattsfjr.
HI'
!
'.V
"L''VER flee a "close-up" of real cigaretto
*-* contentment? («ct next to nny Chen-
terfidd smoker, and watch him register
"they satisfy! " It's all in the blend of
those choice Turkish and Domestic tobac-
cos—and that's a accrcft~that 'nobody
can imitate.
MERCHANTS 8 PLANTERS NATL BANK
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