Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 282, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 31, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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TtfXAS-OKLAHOttA LEAGUE.
(OMMrSSIONER A* K. BADGRTT
HAS LAMK FOOT— FIHH1NG
IS POITLAK PASTIME. .
Tuesday's Results.
Boiihant 4. Ardmore 0.
Paris 5. Greenville 4.
Sherman 5, Cleburne 3.
Coral rami 7. Mexlfc 6.
Standing.
Club— P. W.
(Jroenvstlle 3H 20
Paris 36 23
Aril mure .... , 37 21
Bonham 36 20
Perfect Shoulders and Ann
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B pee la I tW The iSemorrat. ; " Corsica iin 47
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yhire of the'eWtk bunk* Is calling ^ tm,rne *JJ
wuma ss distinctly these days that flshr ■ "ut'rinau ;
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lug pOlen ai* in demand, but fish are
still ii delicacy not found ou every
table.
tVuiml wiener A. K. Badgett has
beou-w- home- for several -<1
"a NftliMfl foot. received while work-
Ins nil bridge repairing.
Mrs. Tl C. Sanderson, VT#(? FfohddK
son ami Mrs. T. E. McKlnney were
Shermim victors Friday.
Mr. and Mr*. F. C. Marshall and
family wire visitors lu Sherman
Wednesday.
Mean**, Gimlinur and Keyes of Ha-
gerftinu werr brief visitors here Mon-
day.
Mexla 38
Where .They Play Wednesday.
Bonham at Cleburne.
Ardmore at Sherman.
Mt'xin at I'aris.
Corsleaua at (}r^ntil|p
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tuesday's Results.
Beaumont ft, Dallas 4.
Galveston 7. Port Worth 6. ,,
Wichita Falls 11, Houston 3. '
Shreveport^ah Antonio, rain.
Standing.
, Ctub—
I Fort Worth
Sadler N)K'Ut Saturday and Sunday wiehita Falls
with friend^ here. >
Mr. und Mrs. Jess Rush and family
spent Sunday with the former's moth-
er, Mrs. Waster Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Sauip Richardson aiid
drii^ter^JCiiwWIiic, were in from the
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farm to ifflcnd the week-end.
11. <1. Gardiner, ueeompanled by
Miss Pefrl Massey, Mrs. G. W. Scott
And Miss Jenny Louise Marrow of
. Hit Iter man. were brief but pleasant
enUotrs with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gar-
diner Saturday evening. Miss Mas-
sey. who wflrj. a teiicher in the school
at llageriiiau'fur the past three years,
will enter the Woman's Training
■Kehtroi Worth, where she will
take a I IW <*oiirse of study.
fgvfer. J. Wallace Moore, a. mission"
ary to Japan, but who is at the end
of ids furlough and bus his transport
to return to the mission field soon,
preached here Friday night to a very
appreefntivc audience. He told of the
customs, habits and predisposed Ideas
of religion and or "the missionary work
in general in a very Interesting way.
Mf. and Mrs. Jackson entertained
Saturday nisht with it. social for the
young people,
■j. Dr. E. J. \eathery of Sherman was
here* Saturday.«
'lite ladies of the Methodist Chureh
servrci light refreshments at a "get-
together" meeting on the church lawn
Friday night.
^ Iter. < . F. McKlnney made an ap-
propilate address at the Children's
Pay progratA which was well rendered
on the fourth Sunday. It consisted of
> responsive [ Scripture reading, songs,
readings and prayer. A liberal col-
lection was taken, which goes for gen
eral Sunday seh<*d extension work of
the" Methodist Episcopal Chureh.
South.
Ix>e Marshall and family of Whltes-
lM m wen* visiting In Gordonville Sat-
urday
Philadelphia :m 19 2ft .4§7
Cleveland 43 20 23 . .405
Chicago 41 1H 23 .439
Boston e jf... 38 10 22 , .421
Where They Play Wednesday.
Detroit at St. Louis.
<*11 lea go at Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
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George G. French of
Sherman Die*
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George U. Frencil, 75 years 0W, one
of Shennan's best known and most
highly respected cltixens, died at his
home. 1«C4 KtM Cherry Street, Tues-
day afternoon at 4"30 o'clock following-
a few hours' illuesN. ■ , • -vJ
jk had been feeling badly for sev-
eral d?ys and had remained, at home,
but did not become seriously ill until
6 o'clock Tuesday morning.
The news of his death was a great
*bd& to the people of Shernuiu,
among whom be had resitted for near-
ly 50 years, and many f>f .them bur-
ried to the family residence to tender
their sympathy to the family.
Mr .Frence Is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Alic<? French, and the following
sons and daughters: Harry B. French
ot Dalle#. -Ben A. Frenefi, r- Ale*
Fitafch, i>, A French and Cass S.
French of Sherman; Mrs. Etiner J.
Cochran and Mrs. George Herron of
Dallas and Mrs. 4. M. Campbell of
Kulb^ght, Texas.
Ite la also ^rvlted by 18 grnnd-
* children. v. _• '■'/
He v.*as bbrn at Ifarvcstraw, K. Y.^
Scjitetuber 1. 1847, where he learmHl
the painter's and decorator's trade,
and cirjBie to Sherman when he was 28
years old, 47 years' ago.'; The next
year he Was united in marriage to
Miss Alice H«nder*hott, a. member of
one' of this city's pioneer families.
Ever Since his arrival in Sherman
Mr> French" was engaged In business
as a contractor in painting and dec-
orating, and has helped to build many
of the best rutftymces and largest
business houses In most of the towns
of North Tex^s ^nd Southern Okhi-
homa. and wherever he was known the
name of French stood for the highest
ideals In business and commercial cir-
cles, and the imprint of his name could
lie found throughout the breadth and
^•idth of this section wherever houses
were built and civilisation was ad-
vancing. ' '
Personally he was a man of the
Jllfthetft integrity, quiet tmd uncssom-
liig, always read> co lend a belpiug
hand to the tmfortonate.. But it was
in his home thei he came to his best.
A ttevot jd husband'and loving father,
ha waa kind and indulgent, and In
turn was always a prime favorite
with his cMMreu and grandchildren.
He measured up to the highest
Standard good cltlsseiiahlp. progres-
slvft alwa;.* doing hls fmrt In the af-
fairs o# lif^, loyAl to his dty and his
friends.
lie was a member of the Walnut
Streei Church of Christ, ind has al-
ways Jivei! as a consistent Christian
2Hk^ -is
t^neral w rvices were held at the
residence at 4 o'clotk Wtnlnewlay aft-
ernoon. coiidticted by the He*. L. 8.
Wilfte ami the Bev. .Tap Manton. Bttr-
ial was In West Hill Cemetery.
Many lienutiful flowers were sent to
the residence and covered the grave
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San Antonio ...
Galveston
Shreveport
Where They Play Wednesday.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Shreveport at San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Wiehita Falls at Houston.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
At the Gem.
"l*l e Bacln lor Daddy." |s the sec-
ond novel b> Edward Peple to la*
adapt<*<1 to the Screen with Thomas
MeJghau in the principal role. The
flrM wa. The Prince Chap." a Wil-
Ham deMille production filme<l some
tliHe ago; in that picture Mr. Meigh-
ttn wa# u f«Mm«l player In the new
which will l>e presented at the
.. oo (;mn Theater next Friday and Satur
dgy, Mr. Meighan stars.
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Ill tiWMo days, when many motion
pictures are Spoken of in terms" of
huge sums of aione.v expended in their
prtHluetion. it is iliifh-uli to excite.the
public by telllnic them that a n^ertain
scene cost many thousands of dollars
However, there is a brilliant eaharet
scene in Pearl White's new William
Fox picture, "The Broadway Peacock,"
whicli vis Uiras6ul, not solely for the
large amount of money It cost, but
because^ in «pn, of this expenditure,
it is flashed across the screen for not
more than ftve minutes.
Under th« direction1 of Charles J.
Brabin, the hLr Fox studio in New
rork became a veritable fairyland
during the filming of the ciharet
scenes. The sounds of the jazz or-
chestra. especially engaged for that
portion or the picture, echoed over
the entire uppW floor and the mtisio
Tuesday's Results.
.. Ih>trolt 6-1, St. I^ouls,5-2, (Second 16
innings).
New York 3-3, PhlladC|]>hla 2-4.
Chicago 4-7, Cleveland ^ .
Washington 7-5. Boston 4-3.
i Standing.
Club- P. w. L.
New York 45 28 17
St. Louis 42 24 IK
Washington 45 22 23
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CoUld l e heard occasionally tlie
floors Ix-Uw. Impromptu dances held first picture, and to persuade
l etween
every par
genius in
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gowns
of br'lli
t'ie attra. t'on at the ^YJ^Hl^{ngt<^^ 'llte-
ater Thiusda>, Friday and Saturday.
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At the TVavis.
Although oil the pereen Erich von
StroheliM is the most hated of villains,
'his did not prevent him from Winning
the heart Und hand of Miss Valerie
fJerMoinprc'z, a beautiful screen ac-
tress and writer, to whom he was mar-
tied in 1,0* Angeles during the making
of his masterpiece, "Foolish Wives."
To the layman it would appear that
a man who was writing a story of the
scope and Importance of "Foolish
Wives," who also was supervising its
production, involving an expenditure
of a million daftlarS. directing it and
playing the prlncliml role, would have
his hands full \vithout having time for
courting or Undertaking the added re-
sponsibility of a wife.
This romance of the studios began
When the two were playing in "The
"Heart of Humanity'" at Universal
City. I p to that time von Strohelm
h-id been handicapped by the fact
that bo was a native of Vienna and by
his decided Teutonic features. Ills
fellow players seemed to forget that
he had renounced his allegiance to a
country where he was heir to.a title
and that he bad served three years
in the American army. Miss Ger-
mompres, however, encouraged him to
continued efforts, urged him to write
the story of "Blind Husbands," bis
Carl
Nothing equals the
beautiful, soft, pearly
whits aprearattje
Coumiufs Oriental
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BUY IT IN SHERMAN
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Send 15c. Aw
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FEgD.T. HOPKINS
A AON
New York
The Worlds Largest Selling—Six
■feHHrafdo iBli
became popnlar, and T>aeirmle to pt?rmit him to prodiu-e it.
nt voted Miss White a
of entertaining,
lered and gorgeous
f the girls lent an air
at noon to the restau-
rant at the Fox plant.
"The Itrofjdway feacdek^ will
be
The honeymoon of the pair was
postponed till after the completion of
"foolish Wives," when they mysteri-
ously lert I„os Angeles, later to appear
at the premier, of the picture in New
York. ,
At this Trr.vls next Monday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesday's Results.
Chicago 4-3, Bt. I uls 1-1.
r. Brooklyn #-8, Boston 3-4.
Cincinnati -3, Pittsburgh 3-7.
Philadelphia 0-7, New York
fFirst. 10 innings.)
Htaoding.
Club— p. W. L.
\ew York 4<> 2(1 14
Pittsburgh aft SA Hi
St. I^mls .;. 43 23 20
Brt)oklyn 43 22 21
Chicago : 40 20 20
Cincinnati ............ 45 22 23
Boston 38 14 24
Philadelphia 40 14 26
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Special Selected Music by an
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Where They Play Wednesday.
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New Vork nt Philadelphia- -
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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