Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 142, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 3, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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Ball At, IVitR, Mti. Sr-Ttoo ladotn-
itable fighting spirit of Texufl* "led?,
immortalized through the fame' w the
A in ido, was repeated here Monday
wheu the T*'\ h Aggies biased a
page*** football history with the ae-
lompllshineut of the impossible— the
defeat of Centre College, rtmmpioiiN
of. tho Hontb. "r.eforo 12,000 cheering
fans, ^'representative team of the
Southwest outfought and outplay^!
~ Charlie JMoran's Praying Colonel's
and crushed the team which defeated
Harvard enrlier in the season, by the
ttfiore of %1Z to U.
Colonels Have AlfoC
Over confidence and a blackening of
training over the New Year's holiday,
when the Centre College team broke
all traditions of football training eus-
tQins by joining in the revelry of the
On fk/% M#\«rfA ^iwaam alcoves were especially constructed
V/II UlC IYIOVIC ijClCCn for the famous Russian actress to use
in the production, Instead of striv-
ing for^the elaborate and showy, the
J) ONI >iiiS|i|* iind refined atmosphere
wajfi created by the perfect accord
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occasion while their opponenth rirrH*"'.k an<1 lWneVo"'"t lmrlK,w's ^"rlns
In the quietude of Dallas ITnlverBtty
The report of the secretary « f tlie
Fir>t l';iptfst Church, which has 3uSt
fieen completed and submitted, -shows
the followingt ■ • , , .:
The sum of $27.747.4.'! sjient foT local
dormitories, add their- longtrtp'from
, the coast, showed plainly in the play-
ing ni the Kentucky wonder team.
lied Roberts, the All-American end,
i played a slugging game, and around
him many of the Aggie gains were
: made, while event!* redoubtable!"#""
; McMillin, with his bride of a few
; hours looking on, wa§ stopped by-the
: fighting Farmers. ' •••;- • - -
: A. & M. electrified the stands by
V taking the offensive at the; beginning
of play, disregarding the paper groat-'
jaesa, of Centre, and entering the go mo|
^rlth the obvious purpose of matching
-Centre's play. .Sanders' forty-yard re-
turn of Roberts" kick-off, In which he
-Eluded all of Centra's players but Mc-
rsfciiliin, signalized A. & M.'s purpose to
*^«irry the fight to Centre. Wilson's!
ropping of liartlett behind Centre's | The Sheri
foal after liartlett received an Aggie covered a
nit on his, goal and ducked behind stolen goods
. There bar been 105 additions tu the
church.
. The Kunday school enrollment shows
a net increase of 270. , _
It was announced that every other
department of the church shows and in-
crease, and that the entire membership
is enthusiastic over the outlook for re-
sults in 1922.
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iatnrlatfii Preta Dispatch
Washington. Jna. 3— Aline and
jJYnelfer output of lead in the United
States in 1021 declined about 20 per
cent and the production of zinc fell
off almost-sixty per cent, it was esti-=
mated! today by the geological survey
on the htfcts of reports from produc-
ers and others.,
The output of soft lead by mines in
the Mississippi Valley was ahout 2,11,-
QOO short tons, and that of argentlfer-
©us lead, by mines of the western
state's about 170.tKMf tons, compared
"with 251*810 tons from the Mississippi
Valley and 2SR07O tons from the wes
tern states in 1030. The southeastern
Missouri district, with a 1021 output
of 178,000 tons compared -with 161,258'
in 102(i. ha«l a large production than
any other district and was tlie only
one to show a gain.
The recoverable zinc content of ore
mined in 1921 was about 2T>0,000. tons,
compared with 584,772 tons the year
before .and f 40,242 tons in 1919.
The output of the eastern states was
It is an ult in-modern "Camllle" whp
Is presented in Niizimova's Metro pro-
duejtidij o^l^ftfffder Ifamas' immorHil
love story.
All of the picturesque settings for
the action of the production—especial-
ly designed by Xatacha Uamliova—re-
veal the very last • word in present-day
luxury. And the# gowns worn by
Nilximova apd members of lier sup
porting company, all are the {trodnct
of the combined ingenuity *uf
ami artisi.
^ne of the* bizarre settings iirvthis
vrith which the furniture harmonizes
with hangings and built-in features in
the boudior.
Miss Rambova, ilrself well-known
as a ilamvr. desigiwd many olr-the
elaborate costumes worn by Xazimova
In the picture.
The cast for' "Cani^le" includes,
iK'Sntes^afxiniova : Rudolph Valentino,
hero of the Rex Ingram prodnctkms,
"I'he Four Horsemen of the Ai>oea-
lypse" and "The Conquering Pbwer,"
who will enact the part of. Armand,
the romantic lover; Rex Clierryman,
tings tell a story in themselves. The | Forty-nine giadtmtfs of Tsing Col-
loving ropm of Lisa Par^inova, as she lege, founded with finals of the Boxer
is loiown to. the world, is furnished iii .indemnity rein it ted for educational
true Russian styled The smallest aC- purposes by the American government.
ixmwqf sln*w tnat Usji 1'arsiiu^a has ftn* -to ent*>r universities in the- Wte^
iM-en aecustomtsl to every luxury. > States this year.
The ~^ed rooiii of this same apart-
ment tells quite another story. The
room shows the character of the ae-
trei<!s as,she is rfway from the demands
put upon her by the miblic. Simplic-
ity and refinement are the dominant
notes The furniture is Colonial, the
hangings are chlnz and the contains
are of net,. Shonfd anyone 1 us permit-
ted to glance Into this rOom, the se-
cret of the true identity of the actress
would be revealed. -i~
about 08,000. tons, that of the central
states about 108,00(> tons and of the
western states about 14,000 tons com-
pared with 402,202: 347,052 and 144.878
respectively In 1920. Oklahoma, with
an output of llO.CXK) lems, had "an out-
put twic< as large as any other
srtate.
Imports of zinc in ore decreased
from 22,487 tons In 1920 to about 2.790
in 1921, most of which came from
Mcxico.
bed. a unique object in the room, also
is circular.. An «**rhatlgtog eirmlar
canopy, drops down over the bed, giv-
ing if basket-ttkc effect.
Another origina.1 hlea is jv>rtrayed
in the designing of the firepla^, 'tvhk-h
resemhlys a huge bowl. Tlie grate,
which 4s Circular at its foundation,
extends npvard into the flue. On
either side of the huge mantle, are
wreaths of artistic flowers, grouped
about the outer edges/ A long curved
piece of glass extends from the mantel
upwards, enabling a person standing
by the fire to watch the flames aud
htf
smoke
three most recent productions fori
Metro, directed'uCa mi lie." Rudolph J. J
fttpb Catdor was technical
Mnt bis iwla pted
At the Travis beginning Thursilay.
inset at the aides of the fireplace to
,reveal. the vagrant tongues of flame
that may venture that way.
Many pf the hangings and draperies
used iii thi>- ultra -modem feminine
sanctuary were imported from Paris
by Nazimova herself—-some "have
adorned her own home. All the fur-
nishings of the boitdoir and'adjacent
Ho the American girl,, who could so
easily assume the role of a Russiau,
eomblnes her two personalities'"'''• auc-
RWfully- i* her apartment. Re^TnaTcl
Denny plays opposite the star.
Hcrgquist photographed it, and Jo J f^fltetl hut t'nflt.
director. Krom th«* IJo^ton Transcript.
"Auntie* f nrn golng .t!U lS! iimrrle<l."
^y d4>ar.clUj^ and you, s<^ young!.
Are yon'sure yWirarefitted^for such
a step?" i
At the ({em, *- \"Oh, yes, I'm being fitted this af-
That people can Ik? judged by their ternoon. ' V - '
homes, whether it be a many-roomed ■" ■
mansion, with a dossen baths, or a iwo a fine Chanre to Get Even
by four, sky light room in a shabby. Ix>nd<?n Telegrnph.
1 warding houseT'iriWf aceeptetl fact.) ~\\'\i\ you give * me a. reference,
Something of the personality of the ma'am? I'm going TO Mrs. Surbiton.
inhabitants' win pervade the t, place. <\ohrS' —— .
l'crhaps Hint Ik wtat m k™ the «•!-, „lve }.0„ tll(> !„
tm*« so inteiwrtln* to "Footllght." a (hi. h„p thlll wotanu! -
Paramount picture starring KIsie
Ferguson, that comes to the Gem
Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday
You will tike those Delirious
AngeL
baked
Angel Food and Layer Cakes
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Bakery.
_2Q7 South Travis Street.
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in this picture of an American girl,
who impersonates a Russian aetress,
aud as such beeomes famous, the ser-
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ANNOiaWKVIKNT:
. Ivan accept a few advanced piano stu<Wnt^ for instruction in practical
theatre organ work or syncronised music for the screen.
Organs tuned and repaired I\ir rates call t < m Theatre after s a. m.
HOWARD .1. JOHNSTON.
Organist, Gem Theatre.
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Is goal, gave the Texans a two-pokit report of the department, made Mot*
d in the first (jnarter which they day, by Chief of .Police Prank Reeea,
d through the first half. All shows. •—"""••*
^ rough this half, the Texans , held Of this amcuut $7,420 ««vas property
r ^Qlgn Jii C.rwyspo' , County, ylii
A. & M.'s fumble on the^r own ?.r ,018, was; property stolea out of
flprtrty-three yard Hue and Humpty the county, and In some yaSeS out of
g ^.Vanuer's recovery for *Oentre paved the state. ' -y
fhe way for Centred first touehdaivii| The department made ... . , ^ .
-jh the third quarter. Snoddy , went duriilg the year. Chief Reece said in J>" eJ' nG^ro to ^
AuociatcJ Prut Uiipateh
e Anstiu, Tqxas. Jan. .*?—Farther af-
W mndo «B0 urtrat* SSTi? « Or co Me-
San Antonio. They would not di-
vulge the contents of the affidavits.
the third quarter. Snoddy, went! duririg the year. Chief Reece said -in . v«!"iej[' ,nG^ro f.° nau* ^
er and Roberts kicked goal, giving his report. Five hundred and eighty-1 ' " \ Fuf
eatre a momehtary lead. The stands seven of these were for misdemeanors,' ' 'j£& iSfi
rcw sick With this reverse for A. & 'while 103 were on felony charges, and M 2LS*11}
T.f but 0most as quickly recovered [the persons arrested were turned over Neany Seott (rrtTflths, r otli of
hen A. & M., Within five minhtes to the county, or in some teases to of-
Wke<| their famoga triple pass and fleers from other States. The detailed
red a touchdown after a forty-yard report shows 29 to have been turned
by Evans on the receiving end of > over to the Sheriffs Department, 51
paas. MeMiliau kicked goal. I to the Corstable's Department. 7 to
The play which gave Centre her the Probation Officer, 1 to the United
rst tOuchd< *n was reversed when' States marshal, 9 to Tejtas officers
tre fumbled on- her twenty-yard ! outside Graysoii county, aud 0 to of-
te- the thlfd, afld A. 4c - JMI* ■. reeo^rtleers ontslde Testes.
, and affcer gains by MOler and) Of a total of H77 cases docketed In
cMlliin, Wilson skirted the" touted [PMlc^Gpnsi. during the year, but 10
berts end for a touchdown. McMil-
n again kicked goal.
Ted Winn's interception of a Centre
and run or twenty-five £ yards
ve A. k M.. her final touchdown in
fourth.
were d^mlnsetrTrifle violations, with
ios ttocketed, led in Character of
offense. Thb. compares <with but 27
traffic violations which the | depart-
ment had to report for 1920, Chief
lUece states. A motorcycle officer has
l een employed during most of this
year, whereas there was none during
1920. Chief Reece states that this
character of caso will be even larger
nebct year, If violations continue, as it
IS" the fmtfpdarl of (Tie department fST
prpsecute vigorously traffic yiolatlons.
Gaming was the second^iaig<*t Vhar-
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Football Calendar
Texas A. & M. 22, feitre College 11.
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Fyrker t#s1s> onhdunee^nhe aPpol^^
LlUcnt of W. O. Hart o^ New Orleans as
airman of the Louisiana Building
■pptets Comlsion. 4Other members
T. J. Greer. Slireveport, presl-
Speaking in the United States Senate Oct.
27th, 192!, said:
^The building and loan law of Ohio * * * has been a tre-
mendous beiefit to Ae'slate. l know, in my limited ex-
perience, of literafly thousands of homes that ha?e been
built that in all probability would not have been built un-
der the system of financing that^ofctaised before we estab-
lished the building and loan associations."
A great many people in Sherman and Grayson County
afre now living in their own homes, built or bought through
this association, which they would most probably not have
obtained in any other way.
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Authorized Agents - ftp*n<*ry-l*pasnrrr
JOHN !HL\K8HAUj—FORREST PEVKTO. JOHN Kmi>-Phone 10
t of the State Federation of -£a-
; George J. Glover ahd W. W. Carre,
New "Orleans, and WTP. ConneU of
ton Rouge.
^' IX^pi^ {he'faet that fhe Volstead
act is/jwtpposcd to rule the country,
tUkenness ran an even rage for
third biggest class of offense.
Thiswr were fifty-five cases of each of
these eh&ractors. The remaining cases
included,. affrays., nee, 29
pnr^footi ordi-
tianee displaying pistol, 2; abtisive
language. 4; trespassing, 1; display-
ing pistol. 2r
A total of $4,815 was collected in
fines and ,#191 in pound fees.
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The Dunn Pen clean3
itself while you are
filling it.
It has no rubber sac
to rot, crack, and leak
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to get out of order.!
It holds aer era I timet
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othtr tr If-filter.
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ttsburgh. Pa. .Tan, 3.—The crude oil
*l«et opened far the year totlay .with
annonnmnetit by the prlaelpSi pur
ageiwles that the price of Penn'
***** w ^ 13.50 a barrel, a re-
foiK) cpnts, -pther grades were
as follows:
28 centa to Cabel «"
fs to SB.36; Homerset ^.V to |2:1B ;
AtaoclaUd Preai JHtpoich . ; I '.:
Wichita Palls, Texas,: Jan. The
depot aud freight room of fhe' Port
Worth & Denver at Chttdres, was de-
stroyed by fire Monday nigtet. Only a j
small amount pf freight wes saved.
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hnt no estltqate is placed on the^
■ But h4 ■ k 11,• .^pfxhi Jo«s pemling a eheck of goofts
Hhickelton has sorted Jn the Warehouse. It Is thought, how
of explore^ <eyer, the damage will total several
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fountain pen —
sold under an ab-
solute guarantee.
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The picture that is now making history at
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playing all this week.
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