Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 261, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1922.
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Not a [Mirtide of dandruff can be1 AMERICAN MINISTER
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^I#o>vr> Martin, publlnher of the
Utask'ftiifc Kun and chairman of the
publicity loiuinittct' of the Associated
Advertising Chilis of Texan, has an-
nounced the jjtclieUule for the trip to Mil-
waukee khlw suinhntr, when Texas ad-
vertising ir^n will attend the Nation-
al cduvent^m. . Iu announcing the
plana, Mr. Martin gave out the. follow-
ing intubation: "The On-to-Milwau-
kee committee announces that Texan
will send' mit .*WK dcleKatea and guests
. to tbf big qoavt'ulion, which will -be
Held June 11 t 15. The train will
* SO via Uock Island to rhlcngo r.jnd
the 0. M. and St. Paul to Milwaukee."
The> equipment will consist of a bujj-
gagt car, diner, one twelve-section
sleeper each from Houston, San An-
tonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, one .ten-sees
4ion observation slepeer from Fort
Wort&^with special cars "from El Paso.
<Ulvsi Vm and as many more sleeis'rs
a* may- Ia« iieceasary to accomodate
thaic fcoiu other sections of the State."
The T< \as delegation will constat of
advertising men; business men, Chaui-
l**r of Commerce representatives and
\nil -iafs from the varimu cities. The
cojtiveutkhi* at Milwaukee will be one.
ot the bigge*! business men's conven-
tions iu the world.
Texaw to Be Represented. iyeur ^(**^<000 in values destroy- i"4*
MU will 1„- *prt-^nt<jd 1™uk<- 1,0 l,oW-
no,, ,> ami fr..m all It# I**- * t-We pfudB '6t cwSwood. It Is iwt vcrv
CULLEN THOMAS
FARMER RELIEF
BtTLLKT INTKNDEB FOB HUS-
BAND BY ALLIES ELLIS Rfc-
HILTS IN DEATH ANOTHER . ,
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Hat tie JHensant, negro woman,
wounded in her home on North Wll-
jlow street Sunday i&omtntr when she
wan the innocent victim of a bullet
i fired by her friend, Allies Ellis, at
WAfter Fills, her husband, died as a
•result of her wound Tuesday morning
at 7:30 o'clock
(IIAK(.LI) WITH SK RIOl'S OF-
FENSE AGAINST CHILDREN
WHO WERE IN SCHOOL.
found, after the first applicatioa of
KKSHIDE—It restore#.falling hair aud
heals scalp scores. You will be pleas-
ed with the quJe'. usults obtained. Sold
by your druggist.—Adv. tues-tf
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You Know a Tonic is tiood
When it makea you eat like a hungry
boy and br^igs back the color to your
cheeks. You can soon feel the
Strengthening, invigorating Effect of
Grove's Tasteless CHILL TONIC. 00c.
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TCI til NCiARY IS GIVEN
WEMOMt: AT BDUAPKST
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go direct to the grand Jury,
fiAva latKvr.HT Riwu Ml-urn m*i which wfts-sHtMn session Tuesday:
i w",ler KIH"- "U!"wn" "f AI1J"S' «""•
ARH^V, i,,ot h,r- although three bullets were
ffired at him.- The pleasant woman
Dulhart, Texas, May P_in an *d5I#« ****5 !*T
p > h,.r. K.« f n^nJT*vmiiZZ the Ellis woman lived, and the
bullet pierced the wall and entered
New Bridge Opening.
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dress hern last night .Cullen F. Thorn
as, candidate for the United States hpr
Senate, presented to his audience Ills
legislative pJnris for relief of the
farmer and producer. He dealt almost
exclusively with these planks in-his ny fw unite i ri
platform which have to do with i u . ■
freight rltK,, rditf tor the tannm.' ^
making p«l„l mention «f Govern. «e™ Oklahoma will he w#ll repr.wMit-
meat guaranty of prleea. HI. ..l.lresa 'h',' "l nlnK ({ ihe new million
It- part follows dollar bridge May U and 12. ltcduc-
«u; ,i./,;«.#• . i ,i ed rates lwve been announced on the
larmera buw their maikeU glutteif ® "" el,l,'°""o prograti l
IWr ^ nn* wimi/l^ * ' and night grades.
nv wo; mitt*•rrswf
Walbrldge. Ohio, May 0—A band
of armed Hten in two automobiles to-
day attacked a house here searchlug
for.. Otjio, V. Trccey, school principal,
accuse dof Satmqry offenses against
several of the school pupils.
Tracey was slightly wounded by one
It is probable thni the entire mat- tshot and cut l>y glass. but escaiTed tlie
HDtcfk.
.■Sixteen windows were shot out of
the house wl'ere Tracey stayed, coun
ty oflhials niK-rted after responding
to an emergency call. Winn Stein, own-
er of the house, attempted to reason
with the men. but their only answer
was that Tracey .l>e delivered to them.
' WThen the Sheriff and deputies ar-
rived, the mob fled.
High at. Fort Worth. —7
Port Worth,v Texas, May 9—This
morning the Trinity and both its
branches, West Fork and, Clear Fork,
stood within three feet of the disas-
trous high Vftiter mark of two weeks
I.ufkiu Itemedy cures Itch. No un-
ing to siiap e dhvetious, then go right
oh with y ur work. Guaranteed by
II. L, Sheehej'.—Adv. tues-tf
ON WEDNESDAY
CANTON CREPE SPORT SUITS
Worth op to $47.50
$18.75 1
Walter C. Jones & Co.
Bjt ,4f#oHafcit Firf i
Itudapest, May fl.—Tbeodorr Brenr
tano, first American minister to Hun-
gary, arrived today from lterlin and
was received at the railroad station
by Bugene . Shoecraft, the charge d*
affaires. The minister will p.. sent his
cr«vdentlals to Admiral Hbrfhy, the re*
gent, the hitter p«rt of this week.
The Huagariau press accords Mr.
Breattifio a nwdial reception, pressing
the hope be will I* able to further the
amicaflle relations lietween Hungary;
and tl«e United States.
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Buy It In Sherman
VACHEL UNDSAY
Poet and Reader.
KIDD KEY AUDITORIUM
Wednesday, May 10th, at 8:15
Admission 75 Cents.
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r. Lindsay will autograph any of his books for those wl*
desire.
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fire works, hand concerts, besides elgh.
nil interstate' conventions >yili
very
oatmeal to 1
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< ifies ami mait? of. he smaller e^ies of ^ppetifing Jot a saucer of oat
the ^tate, and much puldielty matter Is oyt u of fmtfj ^ ^ w ™ , Is not denied.
lH-lng.prepared iu order tlnvt the State j^jke a fanner kiek bUrd to get Sc n,n>,Usrn their
nvit£M| re^ntedp«jl 1 g^ts ! £wr a ua„ &JW, my ^ to ,mve J , that power? What musty platitude
, Should the peei>le
government exerfisc
®irr"j>t<hlielftrOil£fcvin' 0i he- old shoe half-soled; aud to find that
fore lla; eiuhs^gji all partp-ofVthe wsorld,
and it W t^rtmated nMich'g^MKl Is bound
to be derivj-d frpm this as it will go fo
thui. ineii who. are'In a poslthHi t« do
thftlAr
' \ Many orgw larger braneht^s of hig
manpfnetj^ftig oHiwrns" hSve lvw n ^e-
cumf forHytollas entirely thVouglk ihe
cffotjts <tf rpk Uallas Ad i^eagne, and in
aq Of|dress before the Dallas Ad league
recently,- Col. I'roctor Proctor. A
' Omntde ^aN^•*unril the imllas Adver-
tising t'lub put? your < ity riyiit out in
the front as au^ aggressive. U|*-fo-dste
business low n. many of us Eastern
manufacturers thought of Dallas ami
Texas only iu the terms of long-horn-
ed cattle and iwo-guu cowboys."
In speaking or the possibilities of the
Sherman Ad Club, George Hooks,
chairman of the organisation commit-
ter. statnl that the fact that JLowry
Martin, publisher of the Corslcaoa Sun,
had been se!cl«d as latsldeiit < f the
Texas Ass«s*iatlon of Advertising Clubs
and cbairnmn of the on-to-Milwaukee
committee, shows that the successful
advertising cluhs an not always i-on-
fined to the larger cities, but that the
^malh r towns have men of just as hi.'h
< alii 1 *• as « :.u he found ;t 111 \vh«* 1 e, and
he sayk llau the t-nb'icity that Cor.si-
rana has .wived out of this aioqe, to
yay of • •: r jri-a^.tsg-a, fwov. -*
that. Its advertising club has. luvii a
valuable adjunct, and there in no rea-
son why SlH'rtnan should not go Cor-
sicaua "one lietter" with its eiub.
AGAir TODAY-
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lielogatcs will leave Fort Worth forjf^ ,1,,^'*w^*
of economy Shalt stand in tlie Way? «
one new iiaip of shoes would cost a tb<? J"nlted States Grain Oor-
Whoie wagoniotid of hides. poration was a lustful aueney in tijno
"What d< juoi Hli/«ili<m wlien, ac- war, why should it not be revffed
cording to Jhe 1 >< pnrtmcnt of ^MeutJ emergency in time of jieace, when
ture.uMnjRHvlSfe/'asis the" JKveftgu "ll tUo suffers the ruin of warV"
farmer ^ s^St> 15c an' hdRKtS
the annual HPjings of the sWiigo
farmer approximate H5o.
"No Wonder the drift Is away from
the country when, as Theodore Price'
declared. ~A city bootblaek stands a
letter chance to provith* for himseli;
tlmn the average farmer with 100
acres-of la nit"
"But tli'J1 farmer's problem is a na-
tional problem. The hour has struck
to marshal all the resources and ener-
gies of the Government to restore ami
rebuild this basic iudustry Ju the Na-
tion's life.
"!^>t us eiKHturage tlie formation of
co-operative marketing organizations,
as in California ami Denmark, and
£l>olish forever the old system of mats
ketiug the fanner's products by
forced sale. "
"Let us slash the uusciounble rail-
way rates to enable the farmer with-
out confiscation of Ids toil to reach
the markets.
"laet us strengtla'n .the legislatiop
of tlie last .Congress regulating the
Chicago grain pit, where 50 times as
mueh wheat was bought and sold last
year than the United -States produo
ed, and where duripg thre<* days by
market manipulation a half a dozen
speculators cleaned up more than
laud.
iiet us set up whatever • Govern-
NOW FAL
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EICHTEKN HOIR RAIN IN VI
CIMTV OF DKNISON FLOODS
TUB LOWLANDS.
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Denison. Texas, May IK—Red Rlyer.
which had risen twelve and onedialf
feet this nH«min«i, i>egan to fall*.~. at
hoon% the Katv railroad re^rts. The
'*current is very swift and mueh drift
fills the river, it waiMffl,i
An eifhteeii hour rain in this v
10toU£jMBl jtuS.ali. tareeks. out. of tb«i^#
banks and many persons have desert-^,
cd their howiv in the Jovylands. <>v«T
five and one-half luetics of rsin fdll
in Denison and vicinity yesterday.
ment agencies are necessary to pro-
vide more liberal credits over longer
periods of time, adapted to the ne-
cessities of the farming and stock-
raising interests.
"Let us level ihewalls built around
this country by tariff, thus opening up
wider markets in marts of the world
for American products.
"Let the Government in its strength
give to the farmers another form of
protection—prote«tioi 1 from the profi-
teer whose hands are in his pockets;
protection from unjust laws engineered
through Congress by corporate cun-
ning; protection from monopoly ban-
dits who deny the farmers a reason-
able return on what they sell, and
rob them on all life's necessities they
sre forced to buy.
MI do not hesitate tf go further
and declare that In a crisis such aar
this I would invoke the powers of the
Government lo lift up and stabilize
and sustain the prices of the staple
products of the country. Does the
Government possess the power? That
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NO LIFK LOSS REPORTED
IN SECOND;
FLOOD;
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Fort Worth, Texas, May 0—No life
loss is reported In the renewed flood
today, but just as mueh territory is
inundated," jbfer us Inneh damage done ,
as in the disaster of two weeks. The
Trinity wus still rising at T :4u a. inJ
and no cessation was in sight, aefeo
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'4 ing to tho government weather burea
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fire a>: atl municipal tfater has been
Tlie entire fclty Is at. the mercy of I
„,! uitinlcirvHl Hum lw>0n
cut off.
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Harding to lUde Horseback.
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Washington, May 9—rre^ident^
Harding plans to take up horseback;
riding more actively, it was learned
today. The White House aides arf j
said to be getting in trim to accom*^
pahy the Chief Executive ih the bridle-
paths abound Washington.
Flans For OHebration.
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and lfiteanttouai significance , with
President Harding and diplomatic I
representatives of foreign powers I in
nttendanoe at the dedieatlon of the
Sesqul-centennlay exposition grounds
on Jul^ ^
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A picture of the Great Outdoors,
Filled With Thrills, Exrite-
Ment and Stirring Action.
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Tomorrow—
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''Lochinvar of t|ie
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY—
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"3 word brand"
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pon't forget tp getj your
Coupons, good for Rogers
(AA Grade) Silverware.
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( You feller*
us onlucky guys
Stick it out in them mucWy
trenches over thar in France,
when you couldn't lay down
without^ hitkH^^in of that
dad-burnecT B&rbwire whut
wuz hurried in the mud, an*
you >couldn*t stand up withr
out wurt uv them ornery
Huns takin* a pot shot at
your left ear—you are the
fellers whut can git something ,
out uv a real laff and a good
time. 1,
Them boys whut has jined
themselves together into that
American Legion has fixed
up a big show, whut they
calls a carnival and to make
you Jaff shore nuff, they
goes an* gits a honest to v
goodness big time show an*
you can take it frum me '
fellers you arc goin* to Faff 7
until yore sides hurt and you
fellers whut wuz more lucky I
than us fellers are goin* to
git the big surprise of yore
lives. This here big show
is called the Wortham Great-
er Alamo Shows and it is
goin* to camp on Woodard
?street in Denison fur a whole
week, start in* May 8th, an'
they say May 10th is Sher-
man Nite.
All uv us fellers have a
ginrl, seme of you aint been
as lucky as me an* yore gurl
aint said tW she would trot
in double harness with you,
but you just take a tip frum
Old Lucky Bill and bring her
out to this show an* believe
mc pal, she'll be youre'n be-
fore you git her home. Try
it — this American Legion
stuff is all right, you take jt
frum me.
LUCKY BILL.
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Taste is a matter of
1 tobacco quality
We state it U our honett
belief that the tobaccos used k
in Chesterfield are of finer
quality and hence of better
taste) than in any other 1
cigarette at the price.
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LAST TIME TODAY— ,
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Story That** Different.
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Measures up- to all tho
standnrds Aot by those who n
exatMng lifu #iotjirp VutertRln-
ments. Tlie story is flllotl with
human Interest and hi a mixture
of love, pathos, humor and^iilll
mafic incident. TI10 HuinietMyi
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ROY BARRIES, LILATEE, LOIS WILSON and
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OU are being advertised to. When the sun shines,
when the flowers bloom, wh^n dinner sends out its
inviting aroma—when any one of a thousand things hap-
pen to attract your attention, you are being advertised to.
the purpose of any advertisement is to attract your at-
tention and arouse your desire; to tell you what is new
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iand good; to guide yoa to something you ought to have;
to make you happier and more comfortable; to save you
money and make life easier for you.
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So, read advertisements. They will give you the latest
ideas and improvements. They will help you to live bet-
ter and dress better at less cost.
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You'll be surprised at the world of interest and the wealth
of new ideas that you'll find in reading the advertise-
ments in this paper.
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Advertisementa are daily records of progress. They are
the reports to you of merchants and manufacturers who
lulling what has been accomplished for
e advantage of them.
WALTER HEIRS.
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CJKOOCHES BEW/^EI
Cleat the Track, for it's die Jazziest Smile Picture Ever Made.
COMING SOON— ;|
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