Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 270, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
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FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922.
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MAKE IT TWO
GAMES IN A ROW
BODY OF TANT
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STEEL MEN
DEFEAT SIMMONS COW BOYS
7 TOO
12-HOURDA Y
BUY IT IN SHERMAN
FOR FUG
Team is No# Runner Up For Posi-
tion in tiie T. I. A. A.
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Auitln ColJ^gf Kangaroos ctoswl tliolr
1922 ba^'hnll campaign with a wecpud
sirniprln victory over Simmons Univer-
sity it KUltl-Koy field Thursday after.,
noon. Austin defeated the Cowboys 7
to n. with IJttb'johii in thr l>ox in the
fluxing gome. The victory cinched for
Austin runner-up position In the T. I.
-A. A. flag rai? , ami a play-off with. T.
C. I*.. holder 01* first place, but who
have not played their faII quota of as-
sociation panics. is heljtg>tiOUght, to de-
termine first honor nosition.
With Littiejohu wearing his Isjst
pitching clothes, Thursday's game was
an easy affair for Auatln. The Kan-
ga$oo ace, gave up four singles, and
When he tttlotrnd two of them in conse-
cutive order In the seventh with but
one down, he tightened and struck out
iwb. But 33 jnen fared Littiejohu in
the entire game. and 11 struck out.
Timely Hitting Winn.
Austin did some timely rapping for
their runs. Hurst's three-tagger scored
Morehart. who walked. In the first: and
Stevens' home run blow went for Xo.
l! In the fourth. Littiejohu started two
' '"rutin In the fifUi when ho got a life on
Tabor'* erxttr.' Morehart followed with
a single. Littjejohn scored on an error.
^ and Morcluvrt went to third. Lulu
BODV 01 WORLD WAR SOLDIER B / tht A tiociated i'rect
WILL UK ltriUR!) IN SHER-
MAN SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Washington, May 1?). -The praetlca-
% . blllty of alsilishiug the 12-hour day
The liodr of Tuut.lt. WeAtbrook. throughout the Steel industry of the
who enlisted In the service at Snyqe* country will ! <• studied by a special
ami who died from wounds received committee of five to 1m> appointed froiu
in action In France in Oetooer, It the Industry at an early date by Judge
nirlved in Sherman Thursday aftw« Elbert H. <«ary. as president of the
noon at" 4 :tt() o'clock for final Inter- American Steel and Iron Institute,
meat iiLthi' will of hit, native State. | Authorisation for appointment of the
The (ieeensed was a iron of Mr. and committee ' to make a scientific inv<si-
Mrs. James It. West brook. residing igation of the matter and report its
Just coat ot BhCrman, near Carr-llur- conelusduus to the institute was. voted
detje College. Tin y fermerly lived at tap n representative stool mnnufjictur-
Knydcr and moved hers four ^ears f.rs last nfaht after discussing the ques-
e.go while their son was in training tU4n* with-Pmddent-■ Harding at a
at Camp j<owie. Fort Worth. The de- , white House dinner conference> to
ceased was a number of the Kid In- which they were invited for that piir-
fantry, 3Gt h biviaion, and went ore*. * pose,
so;;s in July, .1018, after v. year's
YOUNG JAKE
STILL CHAMP
training, lie was wounded in action
October 8 and died afkiut' Octolicr 11,
;i It bought ttc exact dace is/ not known.
The overseas grave wus not definitely
located until three months,, ago^ when
Mr. Westhrook way notified and ask-
ed for instructions as to its dispose
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The dcKeased was 22 years of age
at the time of Ids death. He is sur-
vived, besides his parents, by a broth-
er, J. A. West brook, and three sis-
ters. Mrs. 5C*ra llolx rtson of Okla-
homa, Mrs. ,Aurelia Justice of Sher-
man and Miss Opal West brook, who
live* at borne, ^
Arrangements have been made for
holding ft- military funeral service on
Sunday a tern<*on under .auspices ot
Charles R. Simmons Pfmt of the
American Ltglon. Religious scrvh-es
will be held at Walnut Street Church " tU lie^t fall. The son of the
late "Wizard Jake." once n National
Bit the Anaociaied Prett
Chicago. Ills., May IS).—Young Jake
Schaefer today is undisputed world's .
champion at 2K.2 balk line billiards as
he is assured of retaining his title at |
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Correct Styles In
Bathing Suits
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There is a difference in
California Bathing Suits"
—the kind we sell and just
bathing suits.
They look better—fit
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Hold meir shape better—Wear longer.
Come See Them,
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Bathing Caps 15c and up.
Hardware
of Christ at 4 o'clock Sunday after-
noon. conducted by tho Rev. L. 8.
White, the pastor. The militfry serv-
ices will follow at t,ho j^rave in West
Hill Cemetery whore full honors will
bt accorded the fallen hero .by his
war-time buddies.
billiard wot. defeated W«l*er Cochran
last night. 500 to 4111. In the final block
of their titular match giving him a to-
ta'l of ir 4N> to for the contest. -
st click out, but Hoi lis laced out a l< ng |)niiu|ve\<rn cititw
sacrifice fly to center which was enough i!? ni riKti ntre i\i
fo# Morehart to score on. liowrance's vr inpoMiv Tiiruwn\v
two-hase hit followiNl by an error was sncipi.i^ iHtHouAt
the makeup of ijlnn •" . Hurst tripled
ngnin in the seventh with Hollis on on a
Anion H. Hays, 63, retirctl farmer
«--n- vn n <n and st(Kkmsn of Ada. Okla., died in |
dSri. lii. c,I out « Ilrlv,. S^nnfSumlaj' a7lcrti«m at 5r3TT
Jku.I for four bMK. but Kb Iota went for •""" k- g* W"V'"T' h""' ,T,mt *2*
4 two-biw hit wlK'H Lmim talM to !>r.....ln,...t hi bo^mu «ff« re. Be
touch third. Hteveu rn-ored, however. «;h « fonue, wnator of the Chlek 8 >v ,
The box score: Nation, and a thirty-second degree Ma-j
Austin College AB R H TO A K ^ / , A . t. „ „ ,
Morehart. :ib :i *21041 He is survived by his wlf^, Mrs. Bet-
lJ in. lb 1 1 0 12 1 0 ,"av* ' t ,■ ..
Hollls. 2b 4 0 0 0 1 0 - Thf i
Ilurst, rf .,..^ 4 0 2 0 0 o day. by the Stewart M. Scott Company.
rhapuuin. If... 4.0 0 <1 () 0 "* j~* * "
Stevens, ss 4 2 112 0 Uurtti Case.
Lowrai.ee, cf 4 12 3 0 0 * th* A**o<i<iud i;*,*
M 011*1 ngo. c 4 0 0 1! 10 Tx>* Antreles. ralif./Mny H . -With
I.ittb-jolin. ]► \ I 0 .1 3 0 ■expectations tlo.f the cis^ o«ld go io
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T< tals
Simintms
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32 7 0 27 12 1 *M*wndi trial of Arthur C. Rurel. for
the murder of J. Helton Kennedy were
AB R H PO A E scheduled to tie rerfumed with the
4 01 1 1 1 opening of court today. ,
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.. 4 0 0 4 0 1 Simmons (*H) 000 (K)0~0 4 4
4 0 10 11 Summary:
4 0 1 k n o llomc run—Stevens. Three base hits
3 0 0 2 0 0 —Hurst, 2." Two base hit—Lowranee.
. 3 0 1 0 4 0 Sacrifice hit-—Lain 2. Ilollis. Stolen
Taylor, p 2 0 ® 0 10 basi*s I.owranee, Monzlngo. Struck
•— ; r — fait—-By Littlcjohn l4 \.y Taylor f 5.
Totals ffc 0 4 24 7 4 Bases on balls—Off Littlcjohn 1; Tay-
R H E lor 2. Time of game Hour and 4."
Kangaroos 100 121 0 1 minutes.;vrmpire-^AUbright.
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TODAY AW) TOMORROW
A FIGHT TO THE END
When men meH in combat in the
Far North it is usually a fight
to the finish for man is a law
unto himself in the open coun-
try.
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GRIFFITH
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Is a vigorous story of primitive men
and stout hearted, beautiful women—of red
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blooded adventure, surprise and suspense,
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SACRIFICE"
The stirring drama of s brave
,(flr! Who faced \*er enemies and
fought them in the dark aided
by her wolf dogs and a brave
man who was willing to give all
and ask nothing.
COMEDY
TOMORROW — ROBINSON
CRUSO.
B n^et^y. aitfithrills,.staged in that great out-
door play ground of the gods—the ' North
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Popular Prices, 10c and 25c.
Special Orchestra Music.
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COMING SATURDAY—
Eddie Polo in "The Secret 4"
The last Episode. J
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Special 5c Kid's Matinee, 10 o'clock Satur-
MorningfQB^SBiSw
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SHERMAN'S LEADING PHOTOPLAY HOUSE
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LAST TWO DAYS TO
The Most Elaborate and Appealing
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Picture of 1922
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Admitted at
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Shows at 2:15 and 4
ONE DAY ONLY
TUESDAY
MAY 23rd
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Admitted at
Night
From 7:00 to 11:00
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THE MORAL UPLIFT LEAGUE OF AMERICA PRESENTS THE SENSATIONAL PHOTOPLAY
in
IKE ROCKS"
Life'*
Darkest
Secrets
Revealed
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ELINOR • GLYN'S
A visit to see this photoplay is worth your
time and money. Words cannot do this
picture justice. Ask your friend.
Also COMEDY.
Admission: Adults, 35c; Children 10c.
Schedule: 12, 1:45, 3:30, 5:15, 7, 8:45.
COMING-MAY 26 urf 27—
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Attraction De Lax
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Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Walter Heirs.
A William De Mille Production.
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mistake
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Martha E. Lavacek professional nurse and social worker #ill deliver a most interesting lec-
ture to the ladies,at the matinee performances. Dr. H. Brooks will talk to the men.
Entirely New To The Screen—Nothing Like It Ever Before Shown.
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This Film has been arranged in the most refined iyanner, but owing to the delieate subject,
it will L>e shown strictly to separate audiences.
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THAT FOOD IS BREAD.
OR 01.1) AT THIKTt. WHICH
WILL YOU BKf
It (leiK'ndx largely .on how yon
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r^wnlt In premoturt* deety of
tlrtKiies, break-down and old ge.
T<> HiiHtain health (lie body
must be nourished with plenty
of simple food, free from poison-
on* wastes. ?rV
Prolong your youth and joy in fiving. K$h your grocer to
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BUTTER CRISP AND BUTTER NUT BREAD.
The loaf of biggest food value. It's nude with milk.
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COMING HERE NEXT MONDAY
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IN A BEAUTIFUL TENT THEATRE
Manvi lies'
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Orchestra
If Its music you love, then yon ahould hear
thb eJtfelient orchestra Monday night play
popular music in all its glory
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Expooebtn of music that stirs and soothes and create* a desire
ta hear this wonderful orchestra ax>Mn ami again This orchestra
will positively appear for the first time In Sherman and is the hig
feature attraction for Monday night.
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A big four-act comedy drama that is new, clean and
moral. The play throughout is full of comedy an<) Big
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the curtain until the final in the last act. This is truly a good
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show, and one you can't afford to miss Monday night, if you
don't get to see another this year. See Ladies* Free Ticket
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Night. Manville Bros. Monster Tent Thea-
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(Show Lot—Walnut and T. P. Railroad).
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presented at. the main door with one paid 25c
admission. Without this ticket regular frtmt
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 270, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1922, newspaper, May 19, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194300/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .