Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 274, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 24, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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Baseball
FRIENDS
CAN DID ATI.
TEXAS OKLAHOMA LEAGUE.
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Tuesday'* Kcsuits.
Anluiore 3, Bunhani 1.
CUivuvillc 9, Mexiu 1.
Sherman 4-4, Cleburne l-O.
Parte U, Corsica na 5.
Standing of tha Teama.
Club- I*. w. li.
GEORGIA MANWKITE8
TO V. Z. KDWARD8 ABOIT
I'OISOMNG BOLL WEEVIL
BODY OF WIDOW OF LATE
, JOHN FIELDS BROUGHT
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KrleiiUa of B<iyd Craig, without his Bouhara " " 28
kiioWk^v, j««lc that tlit following l e Cleburne ...« 32
ffaMMtaw> > : v •;&$■* . Sherman 28
Denlson, lVxas> May 25,'10±!. Mexla 29
Jutlgo m O. lb-ad,
Sherman. Ti*\u8.
IVur i-iii*- ifed- IViead:— : —
i.4 Am itcimen without private Inter-
val ram Kroatly Intort^^l in the elec-
tion u t'tlu. proper Sheriff :iiuI in
fcprjrtinj with jay custom seek yotir atl-
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fotpft meaa more to the people now
Hum at any time in ttg$ past I have
known VV. R. Craig, ihe present Slier
iTf. intimately for many years, and
have by careful observation acquaint-
ed myself with the very efficient wrv-
b'«' he has. rendered wiiile in office.
I IJm r^tsit skillful work In
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F. Z. Edwards, who is interesting
himself in investigating every method '' " -'ody of Mrs. Lillian Fields, 55
Which prondmi auccess in combating yearn old, who died at her homo in Al-
l>< lI weevil in Urayson County this OfcJtt,, Mouday afternoon at 4:30
season, has received the following let- o'clock, arrived in Shormnn at 6 a. m.t
ter from James H. Whitehead of Wednesday, and was taken in charge
Wayuesboro, Oa: v-w the John C. Dannel Undertaking
1 "Your letter of May 17 received. Company.
J "I liuvo us«d Mr. Hill's niolas^s Services were iield at the chapel of
p . 'and calcium arsenate mixture in a that coinpaay at 2 o'clock Wednesday
small way iasi year aud will give you afternoon, conducted by Dr. T. A'. Wbar-
■«,,7 iny oxjerleiKV in u«i*ig It. ,ton, pastor of the Urst I'resliyterian
"Mr. llill came in and asked that Church, and interment was in West Hill
I use It if' only on ten acres, which cemetery.
I "2u I ColMfetiUd t<> do. Starting a little J The body was accompanied to Sber-
' ' late in using it. I applied it every ten man by Mr. and Mrs <;. <\ ( <ml<\v <>1
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Where They Plar Wednesday.
Greenville at Mexia.
Parte ut Corrtcana.
days for five applications and that Alt us, Mrs. Con ley
ten acres nuide me over nine bales of of Mrs. Fields.
Sherman at Cleburtjie.
Bonham at Ardmore.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
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Tuesday's Results.
San Antonio 0, Dallas 5.
Beaumont 16, Shreveport 2
innings; dark.)
Wichita Falls (J. Galveston 2.
F«)rt Worth-Houston, rain.
Standing
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Urndiim ;im( bringing to jnstlee a bandj^0 W^tta 83 -3
^ff hank robbers who were making this |lV,aV,n<>l\L^TT"'"*'*25
«ity their hast* of operation Jind hla! ;{J -l
..Arrest < f n Imnch of burglars last Sflt-|7V™w11 — r." ^
urday night, lit IVnison are not«s' ,)a IH ^ 1^
worthy iTn-nt examples of his effl- 11 Antonio
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Many oi* our best citizens are an*
-xioos tij.it bo ho retained in office;
and. w^iflc not unmindful of the feel-
^gjp jwii.^of the people about a third
term, desire ty l>ersuade him to bectiUM
a candidate. s *
Knowing yem-interest in the puhtk-
welftire I feel «hirrante<l In asking
you U write mo your views as to his
avail£l iUty— and, if you will do so,
your wishes an to his candidacy.
Thinking yoti for the attention yon
give to .his communication. 1 am,
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TC, ir. SMITH.
' ' flH rman. Texas, May 23. 1922.
Mr, B. J. smith,
Denlson, 'loxas.
• $0*r Mr. ^m!th:-^>
2 have yours of 22d and Jully con-
ciu: with you in your oxpresslmts of
appreciatinii £or th< aervieea of Mr,
w. B. Craig as Sheriff of this county.
1 regard Mr. Craig as one of the
Tory best. Sheriff* fris tiwiity has
ever had und, withont dis|iaragcntem
to 'luaBfleaftO!}S oft others. I be-
lieve it wouki be n dlstim t loaa to tho
people of the county to lose Mr.
Crufg's I reejtgnise the dls-
IMtsition 4't ?ho IVnaoeratic voters to
deny to their fp1 fleers a third term,
but I lelk^e Where in exei^rtiotii.ily
wellnunlifiotl offiet r has been secured,
as in Mr. Craig's case, the people owe
it to 1 hrmxelver,io retain htm as an
exception. _
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Art Exhibit.
(ialyeston *37 14
Shreveport 38 10
Where They Play Wednesday.
Dallas at Houston.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Fort Worth at Beaumont.
Wichita Falls at San Antenlo. *
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cotton. ' " - t Mrs. Fields was the widow of the late
"I had about 125 plows which I did John Fields, well known Grayson Coun-
not use it on, and not one out of .that ty farmer ami knal owner, who died In
many made over six bales and some 1912. She Is survived by two sons and
only oue bale. On cotton'in my best one daughter. These are Jaums Fields,
lands that grew the larger weed 1 uu 0il man of Altus; William Fields of
made practically nothing; I mean hy Ada. Okla., a Frisco trainman, who is
this not more th n two or three baieff now critically 111 at Sherman Hospital,
per plow. I would advise that you wn,i who has not been informed of his
give it. s trial, as I am going to use mother's death on account of his con-
it on my entire farm this year as dition: ami Mi s. ( unley of Altus. She
late as July 20, then the stalk 1ms sc* j8 survived hy two step-children,
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inueh foliage on it that we eanao;.
.control them.
"Any dither information that you dt>
sire l will bt glad to give yep.
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JAMKH H. WHITEHEAD.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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, . Tuesday's Results.
Cleveland 5. Boston 3.
Washington.3, Chicago 2.
St. Louis 11. Now York .i.
Detroit 6. Pldladelixbla 5.
Standing of the Teams.
Club— p. w. L
New York 37 24 13
St. Louis 35 21 1 I
Philadelphia 32 10 10
Cleveland ....35 17 18
Detroit 33 10 17
Boston 30 . 18 17
Wnshlngton 30 13 17
Chicago 34 18 . 21,
Where They Play Wednesday.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Bostou..
Washington at New York.
Three scheduled,,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
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The art exhibit aud reception held at
Carr-Bur«bitte College Tuesday after-
noon and night, was very largely at-
tended hv lrth Im'al and out-of-town
gucKts. according to reports.
Th" tllspiay of art work was under
the s,r-ei vision of Miss Myrtle Laug-
. st('*i, hflofl of '.he art department of the
allege, was extensive and elicited much
favorable eoa ment from the guests who
visited It daring tho evening. There
were charcoal drawings, oil paintings,
water color work, a niimber of enamel-
ed articles, band-painted china, and
lamps, and fabr|cs. :-S rC% /
Notieeable In the collection wi>re a
numl er of Japanese luncheon eet$. in
the ratlous colors of. blue, <>ld|j"o^e
and green, and tfo handsome dftner
Tuesday's Results. :
Pittsburgh 10, Plilladolphla 3.
Boston 8, 8t. rxnils 6.
Brooklyn 0, Chicago 2.
Cincinnati 0. Now York 5.
Standing of the
Huh- p. w. U Pet.
New York 32 20 12 .625
Pittsburgh 30 18 12 .600
St. Louis 34 19 15 4.559
Chicago w...Vs« 32 V 16 16 '.500
Cincinnati .....V 36 18 18 .500
Brooklyn 33 15 is .455
Philadelphia 29 11 18 .:tS7
Boston 30 ' 11 10 .367
Where They Play Wednesday,
h Bos tor at St. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Three scheduled. >
John Fields and Mrs. Ida Hall, both of
whom live near Dorchester, Grayson
County.
Before her marriage to Mr. Melds,
she was Miss Lillian Gertrude Peery,
and was Well Known throughout North
Texas, as a musicifn ami teacher of the
jplano. She has beoii living at Altus for
several years, and had l>oeii in declining
Key Memorial Circle :t. J^f1* two , ,R,"r'
(tak No. g of tin* Key Mrmo.tal """'J' " 'he 1*0 w.oks (RR|k|
IIKNIHON MAKKS Kll> KOK ,
KKTA1I, MKRCIIANTM MEETING
Fort Worttr, Texas, May 24.—Twenty
Denisou business men arrived in Fort
Worth Tuesday afternoon to attend the
convention 6t the Retail Merchants' As-
sociation, prepared to make a bid for
the 1023 convention. S. 8. Durlaud, sec-
retary of the Denisou Association, arriv-
ed Mouday and inade preparations for
the delegates from the "Gate. City,"
headed by their president, W. W. Lank-
ford.
"We are all set for the ■convention."
Durlaud said. "Denisou IfUhe :>est city
in Texas north of Fort Worth; rail-
roads are our specialty, but our mer-
chants are a live bunch and we will
make a bid foji^lie 1923 convention."
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The Astoc mlondar conslst« d o( a
year of elglitoen months.
BUY IT IN SHERMAN
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appropriate and useful
Graduation Gifts.
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IU 1920 Porto Rico exiwrted nearly
225 million cigars.
P. 8.—This mixture has to bt.k mixed
thoroughly tc get n?sults."
*5feth<Klist Church met Monday after
tioon with Mrs. Otis Enibry on. North
Cleveland Avenue. (opening prayer
was by Mrs. Fannie Lamberth, predf*
dent of the Missionary Society, ami
then Mrs. Lamberth read the Scrip-
ture from Bevelatlona 13. Sevens Jh-
tcresting talks were made by various
members.
At the conclusion of the lesson, a
social hour was enjoyed, and Mrs, Em-
bry served ' omcmade ice ercam and
anpel food c;;ke.
Tlie lieTt meeting will he n httShiCCB
session at the church on Dollar Day.
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her death.
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Miss I^ngston expn^csed herself as
highly pleased with the work done by
the pnidls this yfcar, and also was ap-
preciative of the Interest manifest by
people of the iowa in their attendance
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diet of j li who "ttjimo late to see Man-
Mile nros., <om«^f«iU^ight
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was entirety Hmnged fr^u iast yek'r.
The play was a strong one. and the
parts well balanced, ami the differ-
ent characters were handled wtth ea e
and skill. The play held the atten-
tion of the la ijo audlonec from the
first entrance until the final curtain.
The stage settings* scenery and cos-
tumes w£ro satisfying.
Tho vaud.«ville specialties wero
clever and crisp, and there was not
a dull minute during the entire show.
A little baby. Miss Cross, took the
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PAVILION
Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Fridays
Mu ic By
Beffjr'i Greenmoant Dance Or-
dbeitra
(The Original Loom Chasm)
A! perfect floor, real mu-
sic, cooled by natures
breezes.
Burglars worked in Sherman Tuesday
night, entering the grocery store of
James A. Denton, 834 North East
street, some time during the night, by
breaking a hick on a front door, and
taking a small quantity of merchandise.
The matter was reported lo police <Ved-
nesday morning by Mr. Denton, who
said that hto goods missing included 10
pounds of smoked meat, 15 or 20 pounds
of sugar, a tin of cigars, two pounds of
chewing tobacco, aud a 24-pound sack
of flour. *
Iuminodous. largest known quadru-
ped, attained a length of 30 feet.
The old convict ship Success waa(
£bed at MouJmcJn, India in 1790.
PHiPiiPiPiiRVK^w|
Ihe Sherman Telegraph School an-
nounces that they will pay $95.00 re-
ward to any one who will find a stu-
dent graduated from that School who
was not placed in employment within
flftoen days after graduating. Sev-
eral have graduated and several will
graduate soon. Read what an official
of the Western Union has to say. "We
wish to (bank you for your letter, al-
so, for giving us an opportunity to
employ the students of whom you
speak- Application blanks enclosed
herewith." Now if this is not enough
to convince you come up.4tit d see 20
or 25 letters from the Presidents of
large Railroads. High School soon
out. Young man and won ran what
better 'do yon want? Upstairs over
Ivy's Business College, but not other-
wise connected.
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Sherman $2.80
—Tickets on «ale daily
May 22 to 27 inclusive,
1922. Limited to return
leaving Dallas May 29,
1922.
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COMEDY DRAMA
First time here. Just so
new. It deals with all
events of today, and that
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Manvtlle's Radio Orchestra was at*
event of the evening In playing j.v*s
and classical selections, which evl*"
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Now Showing
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time on the screen, in the
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A Tale as old as die Bibel;
yet as new as the day. Full
of love, romance, adventure
and strong dramatic scenes.
Different from other films
in plot and scenic back-
grounds. Pleasing because
of its novelty.
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"WHO AM I"
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TODAY
Charles Hutchison in "Go-Gel-Em Hutch"
Get the thrill of your life—Don't mis: lh;s.
Percy and Ferdie in "Step On It"
An Excruciatingly Speedy Comedy.
MB Thomas Santschi in "The Wolver"
A dandy Western Drama that you'll lilt:.
COOLEST THEATRE IN SHERMAR
5 piece Orchestra erety night, 7 to 10 o'ebtk.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TOM MIX IN "TRAILING"
From the Novel by Max Brand.
The plot is an intricate one, and in its unraveling Mix ha:,
an exceedingly lively time.
3 Big Days-Don't Miss Th&.
STARTING SATURDAY—
A Ben Wilson Serial Production
"The Blue Fox" with An* Little
Zip! Zing! Wow! Get set for the thrittest thrilhr at which
you ever gasped. Prime your systqft,to receive some start-
ling sensations and nerve shattei&g surprises.
Big Surprise for the iCids Saturday Morning,
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