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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1922.
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Published Dally Except Saturday.
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THE SHERMAN DEMOCRAT, PPBLISHRRS.
Weekly Democrst Published Thursdays.
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Safe Airships Must Have Non-Inflammable Gas
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Ey W. II. UfSON, Aeronautfoal Engineer.
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•I the postofllee at Sherman Texan, Aug. 14,. 1879, aa mall
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Half-holiday* of rural jaunts and
ocean, lake or river voyages 1' I
' Over the rolling green wttli the
flying golf ball; Driving the landing
MEN. WOMEN AND C LOTHING
1.XPENSE8.
Miss Marlon S,Donaldson, of
Bridgeport Conn., Chairman of the
Home Service Convention of the Na-
tional Association of Savings Hanks,
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psoertains from professional observa-
tion that men spend more iuon«*y for
♦rsf#.* fnllvJOO time* as much as the hydrogen gas
mmm hydrogen and is dcficiem
<*«lv^nwwa snuro«.of quantity supply ie from natural gas by liquefaction
♦ niH^drogeh i* aaf<5y coough if a non-inflammable envelope is used.
Afdffatos is ndt strong enough. No fabric can be flreproofed thoroughly
by any process vet discovered. A metal envelope seems the onljf practical
thiiig. But it has net besn suflieiontly developed,.
The gMsoIine used as fuel is even more dangerous than the hydrogen
in (he gas l ag. Eipcriments are being made with kerosene or still heavier
oil as fuel. This would avoid the danger pf vaporiml gasoline.
tijads^| yv^ry graham. buntner
Disasters like the Koma are sad blows in the hdnmh lives they costk —~=
But they do not eonduinn the airship as impractical. To make the air-
"ship entirely ?afe from tire it.is necessary to use either a non-iiillainmablc
gas like helium, or have a gas bag that won't bum.
| not believe helium will be available for commercial use in the
LAUGHING JACKA88
Our Crntemporaries
Huiuuiiutiuuttnu
tfxwla ball tc ami fro on a shady clothes thvu women. A« an officer of
court. Playii* baweball ou a vacant the Bridgeport Suvlngs Bank she
Less thaw twelve hours after two
alleged hi jackers attempted td hold
A
lot «* In a great city 'park. Out in the notes to families whose incopie %ange* up a iocnl rvilway sffice here they
atavxH wftW'ftH' ruarlfiai jokliiR, 'cheer- from $2.(X Ur to $8,000 a year, that were in jpU. J^st efficiency.- '
lug mob"- Ymli^nj^ oh ihf ^Wavy lake, women.are r#-v>iderably more econOm- {xUU' ,{a,,,!,>r-
along to prove thirt^the day has not
forgotten its engagement with the
world.
"Yes, I shall laugh, ha, ha. for it
makes me feel merry and happy and
gay. And In the evening I shall laugh
for I shall feel merry and gay, hav-
ing lived through another good old
day IH
Motoring
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Ine' t^ieij^ly -oVei" 'foltage-fringeu Usl than wef with regard to apparef. I U,Mt M t,u> w«y the Sheriff of C.ray-
roadS. daiwW o,.' tlie''Haling rlv ' Why? Her explanation is that men Kon « « * i ««* treat untie-
«^:-.PI^lci«H| ^ who receive,fairHitttf salaries have 8irMh,,,M u,ul V,,M """" f" 1,0—
singing teavts.!.? ^... [ ' | positions to wiileh they must dress.
.N«ir ai hand IS the merry summer ^lood. personal t appears nee Is part of
masofc, Work will soon be only a |l e men's capital lu outness; In or-
lirlef respite from play, recrtation ami der to l e nwlcessfnl In their positions
repose. Of Ial or there- wUl. be Just th y must alwars loox well dresmd.
sloth I The womc u. too, must dress Jn iic-
sirabies here and you seem to have
about the san.e efficiency in Hunt
county.
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enough to keep the warm, sunny.
ful day from seeming long; Just enough
to ward off the heavy languor of t«>o
much brightness and calm. Happy
summer of fair, blue sky, and bfiMnK
sun, and whispering wlitd! Glad se
sou of the blooming earth
(Joverm'ir Neff blames the suspended
sentence law for the creation of crime
syndicates of ehrtrtnous size iu Cen-
tral Texas, in whieh - the ' master
Current Comment
Detroit's Crimiiuil Court.
(Baltimore Sim.)
Mary(anders inteWSted in the court
consolidation movement may do well to
Green-1 Investigate" the "unified" Criminal j
eoitVt of Detrtiit, wliP h. atr-ording to an I
artiele in the current issue of the Jour-
nal of the American .ludfCatntre Society,
h;is tie* u strikingly suecessfui,
It has been In operation for two
years. Win n it started, "Vmi April -JO,
there were more'than 2,200 un-
tiled rases pending on the felony dock-
et. due y4 ar fater only thfrty-two
cases awalletl trial.
The Baltimore Criminal Court, we
ul laugh In the.morning and I laugl!
In tbn evening, and If 1 become ex-
cited In between times 1 laugh theh
too, • - <i i til! Mi-
"My name Is the JUughlug Jackrtss
or you can call me ,ail>.enormous klng-
lisher bird If yuu.,!)^' VH\.h "
"Be sure you ^ am
enormous; In fact I am the "largest
of all the kingfltffier' htr^a,
"Of course Pnf not Huge like an
elephant or any such creature, but I'm
a very* good-sized bird and I am the
largest of all the kingfishers.
"That l'te beou told many and many
t|/neS, and surely they would not tell
me that If It were nrd true.
— ,4Thej* wouldn't flatter oh no, ln-
deod. Besides, I have traveled,j I
have Just come fcerd/' v- ■
Now the other birds itt the zoo were
listening to the Laughing Jackass.
"Tell us more," they said.
4'I come from Australia which Is
very; very far away," the Laughing
Jackass continued.
> "And so I know I'm larger than
•other kingfishers becausa IV® 8«en j
other birds, you know. 'e
'^Vell. they'1 knew I was a wondei^«
ful creatuffe and so they thought
they'd like to bring me to, the zoo and
let all the creatures come and see
me.
"I mean people when I say crea-
tures, but people are creatures, I'm
sure.
—"At least they're not things l"-~-
"True," the other birds said. True."
"Well," the Jackass said. "some-
Torn to Pieces.
"When I fell out of the barn loft,"
boasted Bobby, "I had five stitches
taken In my head. ' r' •
"That's nothing," said.Freddy. "The
time I fell mit of tHe window the
idoctor said, 'Where's your sewing ma-
chine?"
Another Kind of Hen. ,
Little Kalph—Why don't you kill
that old hen, Mr, Brown?
Mr. Brown—What old lieu do you
mean, my boy?
Little Ilalph—The one that peeks
you. I heard mamma say you had been
henpecked ever since you got war-
xled.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT *>
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Announcements under this heading
are subjt*ct to the action of ttie Dem-
ocratic primaries in July, 1922.
For Congress, Fourth District of Texas
SAM RAYBTJRN.
"(He election.)
For Tax Collector. Gray son County l i
D. U (Dcdv h> VAIJGHAN. I<
H. M. WISDOM. HT s
For Sheriff, Grayson County: iC' 1
FLOYD EVEKHEAJIT. I ^
W B. (Bill) GOOD®. •
J. D. (Joe) DOUGHTY. t
For Counly Judge. Gray sou County: I
H. M. CARTER. . •
DAYTON B. STEED. - T
For Publie Weigher, Precinct No. 1:
J. L. (Jim) SNYDER.
Just ire of the Peace, Precinct No. 1,
Place No. 2: *
W. L. GORMLEY.
Buy It In Sherman
pcrtiancc with th vominefeia! stand-
ing t f their husbands. However, they
do-not need so many clothcH. ana
mssflge «i g< t along with a few ar-
tistic gowns.
In neeniie to be a
are loltl, oi January 1 of this year had . one -came to the zoo the other day
* L " and this creature was a lady person.
mind" reaps profit from the operations < as0s lMM,dln^- of ,h,'IU n,rtK>
than ten yc^rs old. It. has now more
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fact that women'
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PUy. rccrcatluu and «lc p nr.• phk '""' of
time. In wMck wp do iiot litdulc, .i **«««* ".r.i man., Ti.or ,lo
much a, we ahoold. They .-..mpoHe the.*" ,<' """'h «"W P '1
elixir of contented mtnd.-ax writ wboae tola) la Inrge at the
that Ml" the month or a year. They are
more serious with regard to saving for
healthy bt<iy, and. the touic
stimulates ambition ami Invent* ideas
for occupations! cougeulallty and am-
of youtJiful offenders who have au
even break tc go frlee because of the
suspended sentence law. He regards
the law as a monstrosity and a farce.
—'orsica na t 'ommercia 1.
ITie law j> all right, The difficulty
has been It it5s interpretation and en-
forcement. The utmost leniency should
l>e shown the first offender antl there
are sometimes extenuating clrcum-
stam*es under which crime is commit*
than J,flOO cases peiitliug.
the progress which. It is apparently)
makinc is Hlusory. for only tecently it
removtnl fifty-six cases from its dwk-
et l etause thr witnesses and informa-
tion itefessrry to their proper trial
wt're no ItmgtM* available.
A Judge of the Detroit court attrib-
utes its effectiveness to the faet that It
is able to keen,each Judge continuously
busy: and he asserts that at no time
dining the last-year have there l>eeu
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The best work is not perform'd uis-
der constant application and unre-
mitting strain, which tire, the body
and dull the mind, but with the ex-
hilarating inspiration of frequent va-
cations all through the year. Diver-
sion gives the hotly strengthening
rest and the iind new views ? atjd
ideas.
Hie mother should have 'regular va-
cations, not only every year, arid ev-
ery week, huf every day. So should
tlie father. So should the sons snd
future requirements and for the fain- punitive measures
Ily welfare. Their rt sponsildlitles punishment unless the crime is re-
cause them to be strict in their econo peafetl. A msn with a house full of
ted uhieh suggests the. .wfstlom ° ImOPe than forty ease* is'iullng at auy
but withholding • one time. t -
mles, especially with themselves
FATALITIES ON THE RAILROADS:.
There were H 2 aceldtntrl mortali-
ties on rallit>ads in 192ti, and the Safe-
ty Heetimi « f Mm Am/>rTH|li Railway
j Association which Issues ihe statis-
tics, scyg that 12# of the ttdal, of
aeventy ptT c«'iit. were the * fault; In
whole or part, of the i"passengers*
themselves. Sixty-four person* were
struck or run. over, I wenty eight kill-
daughters. Not only should the em- .
■ , - . .. ed In falls tro u coach steim, eighteen
ployer enjoy his ease every day, ev-i i ,r'
by falls fieni moving trains, and ttn
ery week, every year, but the em-
ploye. too.
Change of aotl change of en-
vironm^nt, occasional outings and
trips, and periodical days or ball" days
of complete liberty from the ordinary .....
ties and dutle. of offlee. .hop * h«n,e, foo"U"d
turn drudgery into pleasure and work!
Jumping from trains.f
y'a relesnness it the c;'use of most ac-
cident n People take risks everywhere..
To save a minute, or tt hurry when
?
hurry is unnecessary, or to do some
children, fc,r instance, might be driven
to steal an armful of grtieerles. Would
society ik* benefitted by immediately
sending that father to Jail or wouldn't
It lie ! etter to sentence him and then
suspend the sentence unless his future
actions show that b© is a criminal by
choi.ce and not by necessity? A boy
or girl falls—should we place them
with the hardened criminals and kick
tl.em down the hill or should we give
them another chaiw-e? That was the
intention of the suspended sentence
act. But, unfortunately, our tender
licarted juries have applied It Indis-
criminately and now it bids fair to be
repeaUtl and It would im better to re-
peal If than
ly as tlmt brt
law.
The promjjjLhh«s with whith crim-
inals are tried In Detroit may account
tp part for tiial city's excellent record
In the matter of crime reduction. A
professional criminal who knows that
his ciise will cotne to trial in two weeks,
the avertfge period now between the
date of arrest,(and date of trlah is like-
ly to ctMt^k'j; Octroi! an nnptopltious
city fur the.lpU'tiee Pf his pipfession.
A,l any r^ in Detrtdf in 1021 the
nuiulter of Of^dur>s*hoo*cbrrakings and
larcenies was iW "ner tn nt less than In
1920. A crithe wave, apparently, has
no chance against a rational criminal
court systemt
The Amerifatf Rare
(Washington Herald.)
The American race, according to Dr.
Ales Hrdiieka. of the Smithsonian insti-
tution, spesklin^ before a grt>0p of dis-
tinguished scientists in WasiAngton, is
the human faintly
Iapply it indiscriminate- j the infant oj the puman fainfly.
km* .dlaroapei-t for' tlj : H" Ita. A^rieans l ve eha,«.
cd a mere trifle from their European
I
Into play. Life and its affairs eea so
to be depressing and they are fillet!
with happiness and hope.
The good eld 'summertime fa calling
to the opeu sky and bracing air of
the great outdoors. With tlfaj tuneful
jfrpusic of most glorious nature it charms
na to play. Were we wise we should
M* t ¥"Mh JiL""' t:
son- especial 1| Injcanse we need them
O •inMSaeOiy r«Of6l£
iky frown 8
Carsfnlness Is tlie ts st preventive of
accidental injury or. death.
English scientists w.ho are studying
the mosquito lu.Vc satisfied themselves
cd a iner" trifle frtim their KUropt
'ancestors in three generations. He sees
) " 1 onlv minute Indications, here and there
Shttrtcr ami ( glier
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t'rom the Boston Xwifiscript. '
"Ferdy,: listen to me and I'll
• you 1 the plain truth."
"i ^ -v" — rw"-*' ** "-1s4ir ' f *'*' * 'Haudpoint
nits of th
chills, sud the sky
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ANOTHFR
IDEA.
"Afmyf' Tests for ColleQians.
Tllat the results tif regular academic
tests <lu n« t; clash, with the results of
nccord w
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' Disarm! ift all jpTOBs disarm
cried Georgty; VllrtiTMitiri'i, Htissia'0
delegate to the internati' ma 1 represeit-
tative to tht Genoa conference. "Re-
construction depends on disarma-
ment," declared Tchltcherln.
In theory what Is more true? ' In
fact wbst would be more conducive to
peace and prosperity. If all tlie na-
tions completely disarmed, the vast
expense of maintaining great armies
an<j^ the serious hazard agitating the
contentious spirit would be removed
Is not ultimata disarmament the ob-
ject of agreements made In the arms
Conference in Washington? Was It udt
the opinion of all the peace-desirous
nations that the only practical way to
disarm was sjendtiy and In harmony
with the growth of international
trustfulness?
As Tchltcherln spoke, hip soviet
was supported in Russia by Trotsky's
army, of a million reds, and Ruissta
then had a great force lined up along
the Polish frontier.
that his Dying speed Is only two yards only 1 was Koing to put it differently."
to * second or alralle and a thlni an
hour. Nfv^rth^l**^. hi#! momentum
uuifcf be brrlflK fudging lir the smart
AndJ there^s another fea-
ture to the pest that/tls' seelntlsts
not yet 4P$>frted on; which Is
that one ha^ the faculty of making
Itself sound Jlke^o million. N
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Another green goods" wry is pub
,-emn in ting fiv,m Philadelphia.
ehody Mole from Mf
Harrison, wife « f a mitllmiatre
;that the present iuhabitants of the
United States contain possibilities of a
distinct racial entity, to lie realised
tell oniy after many cycles have passed,
i Dr. Hrdlleka thinks from an antro-
I in t il eyrs, IVggy." [pologicai Rtoudpolnt. He considers
"ThnfV 1ii<t• ifWit I was going to say, t{mf> in nhiis 0f thousands of years.
It was only yesterday, In his 'calcula-
tion^, since prehistoric man sat at the
entrance to his cave ami gnawed bones
on warm spring evenings.
But Americans make far more rapid
students In both kinds of examina
lions. For the lost two years freshmen
have been givep tpe arpiy. .Xhurstope
and Blnet-Slmon tests bhd
stilts compared later-?wlth4stlSfielIaca
Mitchell deml^ratingjl Invariably tho«e stu-
Hir„ ' dents itttide lo^ avemp's Jn tlie
.tee a. ear ^ ^ ,„w i0 ftlMr
States.
To scrap the sentenced capital ships
will cost £70.000,000. according to es-
timates. Cheaper than paying taxes to
run them and then Vi get mixed up in
a military iness with them.
P v,hol,w^ tesaa. hm „,.,,rd w.th %%%£?£?££Zlt vZ
then,. ta-*h* ,. b* rompnrfeon of thel(<| „„ of KnslW.me,,. IWshm. n.
grades mnde by IVnn state college t.tMiiians. the average native of the
United states could not be distinguish
cd through 'outward appearance, as the
Scandinavian could be dist.iihgutBhed
Wt.m the Greek. But the detective
with any knowledge of psychp«y could
poinj him ;out at once. 5
" There Is "about the America an uiv
mistakable alertness, a nerv**f energy#
an atmosphere of lntelligt!fct«f' which
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refiner. «M MW "f W.lr.v. fidMI**, ,,. „„rk Hiwntaae.1 « ""Wnerj- o. ". ■
the larfnt emerald In the t utted on of 111Rt Is .nnmiflaVable. WHth the.e^sIan, ...
,lM. «" e>"«M no more mis-
tlie average fot tin nrmy alpha takp HM American for a.German than
, while the general av- .. fnr „ chlnamnn.
test wns y8,
erage of the students Is 131. Of the
tliree types of psychological tests
tried the results of the army test have
proved to he the best Indication of tbe
grade of work a student will do In col-
leg<*
a Hungarian for a .Chinamaov
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A broad minded man should be will
Ing to -try< anything once. That's all
We ask of ytm. Economy Cigar Co.
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This lady said to the keeper In charge
of all of ns:
**'18 It tree that the Laughing
Jackass will only laugh at sunrise
and at sunset?'
*"Yes,' said the keeper quite truth-
fully, 'though he will laUgh If he geta
excited/
"•Well,' the lady said, *why does
he only laugh at those times?'
" 'Dear me,' the keeper said, Tra
sure I don't know. I'm not a mind-
reader and I don't Understand what
reason he may have for >; what he
does.*
J "But then the keeper explained that
of course, all birds, or almost all
birds, sang or chatted more at sunrise
snd at sunset than at any other time.
"But I will tell you why I laugh In
the morning and at night.
"It Is .true that It Is partly because
like other blrda. or, like most othet
birds, those are the times of the day i
I find It comes most naturally to me
to make a noise.
"But really my reasons are these:
"In the morhlng I laugh because 1
think It's so glorious a thing that an- .
other day Is here. -> C - i
"And in the evening I laugh be-
cause I think how fine It has been
to have been here during another day,
and to have known another day.
"Sometimes I get excited and my
way of expressing myself Is by laugh-
ing, as I've said. > . \
"But do you blame me for lancb
lng when the morning la here I Jit^f
suppose a day might forget and not
BARONET SATIN in the new two toned
high color Sport Satins. These are new
style weaves and latest colors, 40 inches
wide and splendid values, at the yara-
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"Is It True7"
. appear! Wouldn't that beJ borrtblet
"I wonder if .days ever have lost
.their way and have not come on time.
I think that would be an atfful thing
to have happen."
"Days never lose their way and
they never forget," said the other
birds. . - V
"I'm glad to be told that,'1 sftld the
Laughing Jackass, *'but I am Still go
lng to be thankful as each day £omes
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Garment Shop
TIRED OF THE OLD-
-ON WITH THE NEW
It's time to put away your Winter Clothes and step out into
bright Crisp Summery things. These we are receiving every
' day, and you are always welcome to drop in and look
them over. . . . ■, * * > u f Aft
W£ ARE MAKING LOWER |
PRICES TOO UIN
than ever in our business history in Sherman. Every gar*
ment in our store is on special sale and we invite you 16
come in here^and just see how much you can save.
OUR SHIRT WAIST SALE AH $4.95
the greatest values we ever offered. Waists upi Id $16.50,
all at one round price of $4.95. All materials and colors
and styles, regular and extra sizes. Early choosing always
best.
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THE REYNOLDS-PARKER CO.
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HOME. SWEET HOME—HE KNOWS GOLDENROD IS SIMPLY POISOW TO A HAYFEVER PAyiENT
Copyright, 1^22. hy t' " M*til & Express ( o.
By H. J. TUTHILL
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The Manchester Guardian corre-
spondent reports that there are many
vulture* st Genoa, versed In numerons
tongues, flitting about In eager hope
ttst the fi on ml a I pickings will hr
fst and swete. Who reaop the most
gain from war and Its consequences?
the Allied delegstes stated
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