Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 229, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 5, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1922.
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CULLEN THOMAS OPPOSES
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MASKED ORGANIZATIONS
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OF EVERY DESCRIPM
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"There Is No Room in Thjs Republic for Any Sort
of Government, Visible or Invisible, Inside or
Qiftside That Government Whose Breath
mm Is the Bill of Rights."
Dailafl, l'C'Xmi, April 5—The Ku
Klu* Klaft^miwt 'I'ltbor reform Itselt
or bo Cullen FS Thomas,
uindjdutp for tliv United Htatos J&fr-
aie, declared in a atattfjiient i«stu<l
Monday afk>riino«. Mr Thouias xald
he madivMj^ KtateirH'Ut it! resjwu.se to
' ral ijentliucnt throughout the
State tliat every candidate should
Tuesday proved to* 1h> a blight day
for the shower to he iftven Muckner's
Orphan Honje+ry llie Baptists of Gray-
ftonjjomrty, as was shown by the large
^rfiiount of donations sent to the Int«'r-
nrban Express office to be shipped Ui
the Home hi Dallas.
In the afternoon, 29 large paper car-
t34 board lM)xes, :i crates .of eggs.
fl packajLii s. I.", sacks, one bftskci. and jhh! there lK fuu' aalit Court, this Writ,
TO TAKE PART
give lite attitude on the klan.
He declares against all masked or-
ganizations uml says: "There is up
room in"this Republic for nny sort of
goveru/neut, visible or Invisible, insid^-h
« r outside tl.at ttoveumicut wliow "
hrestb is the Hill of Rights."
Mr. Thon-.f'S Was scheduled to speak
at Kerrl*"Monday night, but cawelwl
the eugagciueut becuuse _ of heavy
r;.in.
Ttxt of 8luU ntent. f
HIS statement follows:
"Wid«'spreatl bcntimeut prevalln
that jfll candidates shall declare their
relailonBlilp aud attitude toward the
Ku Klux Klan. In obedience to that
sentiment, 1 feel coustraiued to state
my own views. 1 shall seek to
with fairness and eif
••I r >gret that 'tkW'Ts.sue is Injected
tu the contest for the I'uitcd States
Henajte, because entirely dissociated
from one's duties in that high forum,
as he wr<*tlc t with mighty problems
on" whose proper sol tit ion depends the
prosperity of Aiue.\lcti and the world.
"However, no candidate should con-
ceal his views or convictions on uay
tpn'stion of public lutfrut fey the
wake of public office.
- "I have never been a member of
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the klan; I am not now a member; I
am under no prouil>e, expressed or
implied, to become- a luemtn'r; I have
no intention in tlw lutnrc to become
. V' a member.
"1 am for the right of aiiy group
'* of men anywhere to organise in prop
ci ways for any purpose, social, relig-
ious or iMdltkal, not in violation of
lawi good morals or public policy.
•As to the Ku fwlnx Klan, 1 bring
no aspersion against Ihe general per-
sonnel «f the organisation. 1 have u«>
doubt its membership comprises many
«f the best tjpe* of Texas cltisettship.
"I have nought hut praise for many
g y«ms defthi don«4 ii lis name- re:
lief to those in distress; helpfulm
to the nee<ly; kindiws* tt the uufor-
11mate ; splendid sut-sei li>tlons !
worthy chsrity; flowers and prayers
i:bove a dead comrade's grave,
"I make no war on the klan's pub-
lished code of principles, of which I
have but s<tond-hand general know!-
i' edge. If, as declared, the klau em
I hasises the saiwtity of tl e home, rev-
erence of vromanliood. cleaner morals.
«t rouge* loyally t<> country,-^hite «*u-
premacy. unalloyed Americanism, al-
legiance to one land and one flan, de-
mand for one language, that it Which
was written the Declaration of Inde-
pendence—then i yield to no ; man
jimoag us In devotion to it % Ideals.
Slat* lias lateen SliamwV
"But In spite of many noble men
who are members, in spite of profess-
ed ideals for human betterment; iii
spite of worthy deeds to deserving
causes, the Ku Klux Klan is arraign-
ed before the people of Texas* because
the State has Wn shamed with asue-
ossion of outrages begun coincident
with the appearance of the klan in
Texas.
"1 do not here seek to shift or sum
up the evidence on which it stands
charged in-the great forum of public
opinion with responsibility, directly or
'' indirectly, for outrageous acts of
lawless bands of floggers, white cap
ptrs and marauders. Existing '«*oiioH
tlons are a challenge to. organiw.nl so
j ciety« ■ *
"1 take my stand unhesitatingly
run in}* lawlessness in whatever form
It may r*i*> its ugly head.
"The hour has struck when good
tfflKens, regardless of personal ewpe
or political tortuntn. mu«t
ntaiul a* n stone wall for CTtabllstawl
government. >
<"The lash and tar bucket must go.
«et of met: cftn become so strong
that they can rise above the law. N<>
ctnss of men can sink so low but from
barbarous practices they shall be shel-
tered by tie* law. ^
."Mobiifacy Must Go.
* "There Is no room in this-Republic
- for fittv sort of government, visible or
Invisible, inside or outside that gov-
ernment whose breath is ihe bill of
lights.*
"On this issue there cr.n be no
compromise. All men must learn to
live by tin law of the land that we
$ay livfc ii a land of law. Terrorism,
organized or unorgaui«ed, mpst l>e
stamped out. Mobocracy. whether
masked or urmasked, must go.
•The Ku Klux Klan is on trial for
Its life. However worthy its purposes
the klan must revise fundamentally
its plains of organization.: The klan
alone has the power to save itself.
Where now there is darkness there
must We daylight.
"I Im firmly convinced that it I«
contrary to public policy for this or
any other organization to cloak the
Identity of |ts members in their oper-
ations in public behind any. sort of
disguise.
... "I am unqua 1 ifiedly>>ppo8od to this
or any other oath-bound organization
operating under iron-clad secrecy as
- to the personnel of Its membership.
"If the klan refuses to reform Itself
then the klan will be'destroyed.**
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Sma'l Boys Hart.
WILL TAKE PART AS KATHLKBN
LE MOINK. DVSHINt; YOL>Ui
ACTRESS
In tfltnstrel which the Sunday
setfooT-class of Judge-Ben L. Jones of
Travis Street Methodist Church is giv
lug next Monday night. Miss Winnie
Kennedy of this city is seen in a de-
lightful little skit entitled "The Hat,**
in which she is at her best In the part
of Kathleeiul^eMoIne. a dashing young
ability and ambition. Miss
enncdy .is well known in Sherman."
being one of the expression Teachers
at Kidd-Key, aiwi as such. has directed
and staged many amateur plays, be-
sides having appeared In public here
countless Uhm-s.
Miss Kenned,^ is supported by J. h,
Owen, himself-«u amateur of ability,
who plays the struggling young play-
wright, writing and producing his own
plays. Mr. Owens' acting is natural,
hUlWJriWM, m tlltlflp Ifflftpflf, and again
excruciatingly funny, tn addition to
his work in "The Hut."' which is the
vaudeville feature of thp ujiustrel, Mr.
Owen slugs "Just One Pal After AH,"
in the first part.
With n l'erence to Mips Kennedy, she
Is the only lady niem}>er of the speak-
ing cast of the minstrels., iliere are
forty members to the «ast.
Spieii Rob Mail Train.
By the Unite'! Pre*
Paris, France, April 5.—Internation-
al spies hist night -robbed a mail train'
limning; from Paris ii> La ltoche, of
thirty sacks bf lOnglJ-! mail bound for
Italy. ' , ^ _
BAPTISTS HELP
\otire of Appihatioafor letters o( 'aome newspaiKM' publisbetl in tbe t.'oun
FIRST SHIPMENT SENT TO BUCK-
NKR'S OKI'HANS HOME AT
- -mtAAS TI ESDAV
Testamentary by publication.
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The1 of Tex'iis: to tin Sheriff
er any Constable of Oriysmi County—*.
Crci-ting:
Vou are hertl^ commanded, thaj: by
i i.mking publication >f this uotb-e In
some newspaper published hi the <"oun-
t.v of (iravsi-n for at least ten days pre-
vious to the return day hereof, you
fTffcilflttr-Bll is-rsoris IntcresteiT in the
Hstshp of 4f. 0. T*sse v. diseased, tlurt
Meryl P. Ta^sey has filed lu |he^* un-
ty Court of Grayson fount.v. an nppll-
(at ion to pi;olwt^ , the last will and
testament for letters testamentary np-
oTi the Estate of said decedent which
will ls heard at the next term of said
Court for civil ami probate business,
to be held at the Couri House, in the
City of Sherman, on the first Monday
In May, A. r>., 1N22. at which time all
persons interested in said l'.stjite may
appear and contest said application If
they see propejv
Herelp fall not, but have you then
tv of (JravMU' for at least Jen days pre-
vious to the return day hereof, you
summon all persons Interested in the
Kstate of John BrOWn, deceased, that
I?usan Brown and B. B. B. Blain
Brown liave filed in the Coun-
ty t'( urt of Oraysoii County, an appli-
cation to probate the last will and
testament, for letters testamentary-tip-
on the Kstate of .said decedent which
will be* beard at the ttext term of sahl
loiift for civil and probate businesH.
to lie held at the Court House. In the
City of Shermyu. on the Xim.Monday
in JJay, A. D„ 1^22, at which time all
persons Interested, in said Kstate may
appear and contest said application if
they see proper.
Herein fall not. but have you then
and thf re Isfote said Court, this Writ,
with your return thereon, together
with affidavit of the publisher sttiich-
ed to th:s Writ, showing how you have
executed sains.
Witness. C. M. Cole. Clerk of the
County Court of Grayson County,
Texas.
tJiven under my hand :i11<I s*<iil of
said Court at office in the i'lty of Sher-
man, this the :* d day of April, A."I>„
1922. ' a M. COLE.
Clerk County Court, Grayson Conn
ty, Texas. By LqcIHo
puty. 4 ~
TO MY PATIENTS AND THE
prsLic
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$.'15 in cash we're sturted to Dallas as
the Kastcr ol'l'cring ux the children,
;:ikI the announcement was made that
becuusii of/fie Inclement weather mak-
inrTt Impossible for so many from oter
the county to bring their produee,
Tuesday, April 11, woluil :.>e set
(or a second sbipuient, foj^tboSe^ who
could not get herejy^tfeC ?.ir.sj time and
for tlioseJiKi«r might wish U>.. donate
ajminr^
In the first lot. donations were from
Baptistchurches in Cbllinsville, Bells,
VVbitesboio.'Sadler, Van Alstyne, First
Church at Dimison, Cotton Mills
Church, Day Baptist Church, first
Baptist Church of Sherman, East Sher-
man Baptist, Jeff Davis, Frank Pugli.
Interstate Cotton Oil Refineryt Patty-
Jolner-Eubank, and the A. B. C. l'iindy
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with your return thereon, mgether
with affidavit of the publisher att
ed to th's Writ, showing lioj^-^oC^liave
executed same.
Wiftiess^XX-^ir Cole, Clerk of the
ourt of Grayson ^ County,
ex as.
Given uuder my luiud aud seal of
said Court at office In the City of Sher-
man. this the :tnl day «*# ApeHi A. D..
1! 2L' C. M. COLi:.
Clerk County Court. Grayson Coun-
ty, «Texas. By Lucille Schleuiji1, De-
puty. " ar -2tc.
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Notice of Applleatkvi fnr Letters of
Testamentary by Publication. .
Charged With Accepting Bribes.
Sy tk* Associated Prean
New York, April T—SiH-ret Indict-
ments were returned by a Federal
grand jury here charging prohi-
hibltion enforcement ugents in this
district with a ceptlug bribes for the
Issuance of li ,-uor withdrawal permits
lo sellers of illegal liquOT.
. l*IAN«.)FORTE RECITAL
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ByDoi*otby Ray. Ryliecca Friedman,
Elizabeth Nortoif. from the Artists'
class of Hans Richard. Wednesday ev-
ening. April 5th, at N:15 p. m. Kldd-
Kcy auditorium. The public Is cor-
dially invited. * a:t-iitc
The State of Texas: t,o the .Sheriff,
tr ^iiy Constable of Grayson "ounty—
Greeting:
Yon are heref.y commanded, that by
making publication of this notice h:
A -ii
CHEMISTS PERFECT
\ DE-NAUSEATED
CALOMEL TABLET'
Retain* All Melirimd .Virtues But
Furifud Prom Dangerous and ^n-
Bfttli 'SlM PiUm' Ihf
Name, "Calotabs."
THEY LET HIM S
H. % Straynge, Gauiesvilic, Ga., R.
R. No. 3, was unable to sleep all night
without getting up. "Sometimes only
s few minutes after going to bed, I
v-ould have" to get up, and I tried
everything I heard of for the trouble.
Finally I tried Foley Kidney Pills and
After UkinE one bottle I believe I am
entirely cured, and I sleep soundly all
^night.H Foley Kidney Pills tone up
weak, sluggish kidneys, rid the body
of poisons, give appetite, energy and
refreshing sleep.
World'.
Lowest Priced
FULLY
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Automobile
$525
f*.k. FUmt, Kick
Ihe People's Car
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I'p to Date in Style
Down to Date in Prlee
Kasy Terms
INMAN & JAY
Phone 1733. 107 N. Crockett St
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JIMMIE HOLMES
Science has given us smokeless pow
|er, wireless telegraphy, colorless h 4
dine'au<l tasteless fpihiine--now <-otnes
the good news for everybody that the
pharmaceutical chemists have perfect-
ed a uauscaless calomel that does all
the work of the old-style calomel with-
out the danger, griping, nausea or sick-
ening after-effects. After the most ex-
tensive aud critical tests, all of which
proved eminently successful, the new
tablet known as "l alotabs" Is on sale
at ali drug store*. It presents all of
tbe system-purifying autl liyer-clcaus-
ing qualities of the old-style calomel,
but is pleasant ,to take and entirely
safe and delightful In its after-effects.
One tablet on the tou«ue at bedtime
.vlth'a swallow of water, that's all:
no taste, no naiiwft, no griping. The
im \t morning you arc feeling.fine, liver
lean, apiK'tlte splendltl. Eat what
you please—no danger nor unpleasant-
ness.
Beware of Imitations! (ienuine" Cal-
otatm are sold only in ••checker hoard''
(black and white) packages {tearing
the coiiyrighted tcade-umrk "Cabdalis."
The large, family slse sells for thlr-
ty-five cen|s; ^est-iKX'ket si*e ten cents.
All dealers are authorlaed to refund
the price If you ,ot*e not delighted with
Calotabs.-—Adv.
SHERMAN HALL
Friday, Saturday, April 7, 8.
Cast of Sixty, Mostly Girls—
The Season's Musical Treat
Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00.
Reserved Seats Now on Sale at Binkley Hotel.
Auspices Sherman Tennis Club.
The Qaeea
THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
There
mance
JR., Ih* *atocntcd 1Prst"
Mexico City, April 5 —Numbers of
sft all boys have liesn lujured, one fa-
tally, hi the last few days while trvb s
to emulate a "human fly" who hat*
thrilled the crowds by scaling public
Adventqre and
everything. You'll like it.
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Friday ud Saturday
Hoot Gibson
In
Heading West."
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50 Beautiful Easter Capes received
today—Tan, Brown, Pretty Blue, Long and
Full, will be sold out quick
.•yyry
are
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Worth a lot more. ,Capes
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thing. Light and dressy looking.
THURSDAY—SEE THEM.
WALTER C. JONES & CO.
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I am now «ivhuc straight chlroprae*
tie adjustments at my home, 130ft FAift
Cherry street. 1 am ihe only Palmer
graduate in Hherman. my fmtlents get
well. Phone 1445J or fall for fn e an-
alysis. j. e wcoriEUx
'>-lti . , Chiropractor.
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WHERE THEY ALL
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TODAY
Texas Guianan
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"Across the Border"
Miss Guianan i sthe Female
Hart of the Screen.
Also
Hall Room Boys
^ Comedy
"Taking Chances"
And
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Frances Ford
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and Ella Hall
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'The Great Reward'
BIG CURWOOD SPECIAL
Friday and Saturday-
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With the Dainty "FAIR BINNEY
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picture and we place our guarantee on
same.
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Watch f9r Schedule and Prices.
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FRECKLES BARRY.
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Mr. Lytell's Latest Hit From Lloyd Osborne's Saturday Evening
Post Story. |
Also HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY.
SPECIAL ATTENTION—
A present will be Given Free to Each and Every Person
Entering Theatre from *12 noon to I I p. m.
f NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION.
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Adults 25c. Come for Matinees to avoid crowds. Children 10c.
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-First Theatre in
Texas showing this
Production.
—GLORIOUS GLORIA in a superb'spectacular
picture story of throbbing romance, adventur-
ous thrills and luxurious beauty.
-^She wearrf, as the best dressed woman in
New York, forty gorgeous gown creations, the
last word in fashion.
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New Jork and in a romantic haciegda in*oId
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