Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), No. 158, Ed. 1 Friday, April 25, 1919 Page: 4 of 4
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Brownwood Bulleth
PAGE FOUR
' APRIL 25 1919 .
y Are You Slim Or Stout Tall or
Short? It Doesn't Matter
THESE CLOTHES FIT
p
'They Come Front The Kirschbaum Tailoring Shops
WHAT a treat it is to put on
a suit that really fits! A
coat that hugs the neck that lays
smoothly acrossthe shoulders that
gives you just the right waistline.
In Kirschbaum Clothes your size
and model will do exactly that.
c They are all-wool smart in style
moderate in price and they fit.
while in the service. He left the Unit-
ed States with Company F tfo'J Infan-
try but returned with the Casualty
Company 378. He was one out of six
men who were captured and taken to
a Germaa prison where he remained
for three months the remainder of
his company of over 200 men b'ting
killed. '
MORTUARY.
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR
CONVENTION
TO
OPEN
CONVENTION
TONIGHT
At tliat price arid at :fyo-
and :$45 great values!
CopyrigUt 1919 A 13. Kirsclibauhi.C6mpny'
Hemphill -Fain Co.
airs llertlia E.. Owens.
-Mrs. Bertha E. Owens' died Thurs-
day at Mineral Wells.. The remains
were shipped to Brownwood and inter
ment took place this afternoon' at 2
o'clock at Indian Creek. Rev. W. I.
Newton was in charge of the servi-
ces. Mrs. Owens wasborn March 22-
185I5 in.. Caldwell county. She was1 a
daughter of Mr. andMrs..H. "V. Dixon
who now reside at Indian Creek. On
May 7. 1!102 she was married to t. X.
Owens. They made Brownwood their
until about two years ago when they
moved to Mineral wells. She was a
member of the Baptist church and was
a faithful church worker until her
death failed her. Several months ago
she Was stricken with influenza which
disease left her in a weakened condi-
tion her health gradually growing
worse until death came on Thursday.
She was a faithful loyal and devoted
wife and mother and had scores of
friends who will greatly miss her. She
leaves besides her husband her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Dixoii arid
six children: Win f red. Mabel. Gar-
Lland 'Harold Melton and Cordalee
!Her sisters and brothers are E L.
i Dixon of Winchell. Mrs; H. R RusseTTT
II.-'A: Dixon of Indian Creek Mrs.. L .7.
McCoy of Indian Creek C. L. Dixon of
Indian Creek C. Dixon of El Paso
and Jlrs. Fred Perry of Brookesmith
All were prosent for thti funeral fex-
ceutSO. F. Dixon of El Paso
SERVICES WILL HE CONTINUED
-THROUGHOUT SUNDAY; MANY
VISITORS COMING.
PERSONAL ITEMS
L E Hall is spending a few days in.
Gorman. j
"Mrs. S. E. Young left 'yesterday tor!
Miss Lillian Callahan of Abilene
will spend Saturday liere - . - jj.
- W. T. Reilly of Ranger Is a guest.of
his mother Mrs. L. C Reilly. ' .
"iMrs. C. Burks and son. Roy. have: re-
turned from Fort Wortli and Dallas.
Mrs. C. M- Carpenter is visiting per
sister Mrs. J W. Elake in Houston.
Mrs. Addie Moore returned to pan
Taj-cos tt .s morning after a visit. jv;iih
.herpson Albert Moore and other -rel-atiyes
here. i
Jack McGaugh returned yesteay
from Glenrose where he has b.een 111
a sanitarium. He is srill in :a ser ous
condition yet there is hope forjj his
early recovery. Jl
Mr. and Mrs. C. "W; Hanloy have
from Coleman.
'daughter of Beverly Ohio are guests!
iOf Mrs. C. L. DeVol. r
Mrs. J. Grider Leo and sou. Perry1
left this morning for Kansas City Mo.
wtfere they will visit friends.
Mrs. S. G-Bean of McAllister- Okla..
is a guest of her sisters.. tMrs. E. A.
Gentry and Mr?; Sallie Jones.
J. S. Putnam .of Melrofe New Mex-
ico arrived yesterday. Hp is a gue$t
of Mr. and Mrfei. J. L. King. -
LITTLE ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
r-
"Successful Play
! Given at Close of
School in Mercury
"WHlnnl and KIdoii Taylor '!on of
Dr. A. L. Taylor who were .crated
upon for appendicitis on Wednesday.
are resting well today.
31 r. and Mrs.
a
H. R. Hussell-hiive re-lsohool auditorium. The play was en- Forcq. E. J. Wallace.
Fmipr the direction of Misses Estelle
BUllard ant! Verda Alford instructors
in the Mercury school a play wag
given on last Saturday night in the
The district convention of Christian
Endeavorers will begin tonight with 'a
service at the First Presbyterian
church and the sessions will continue
throughout Sunday closing with a
union mass meeting at the Christian
Tabernacle Sunday night
A largo number pf visitors from alj
over this district are expected to be
here for the opening services tonight.
Among the visitors will bo some of the
most prominent young people's work
ers in the state together with relig
ious leaders from all over this dis-
trict. The programs are designed to
cover all the phases of young people's
"work especially with reference to the
work of the'Sfrr.ganlzed young people
during the post-war period Of recon-
struction. The .program for . tonight
will be as follows:
"Tonight's Program.
7:15 Convention Prayer Service.
V. Roy Breg. " ..
Praise and Devotional Service
J. Wallace.
Address of Welcome Pr. F. H. Rose-
brough.
Greetings from the Delegates (every
visiting -delegate 'to respond)-
Appointment of Committees.' .
Announcements. .
Offering.
Meet me at' the Alamo June 11-13.
W. Roy Breg. '.-.--.
Address. Rev. C. E. Moore.
Social hoijr .everyone getting ac-
quainted. - ''..'-'' "1
-Tomorrow's Program."-'
.'The program for Saturday morning
Is as follows:
8:30 Quiet Hour. Mrs. E. j. Wal-
lace. - - . '
Christian Endeavor Organized for
Service. Miss Lucy Rowland.
Christian Endeavor a World Wide
at nn.l.Vrc W V Ri.nintor will re-u icuei uvm wwu uw
.Ul . UlUHi.lU'JJ . - I" - v. -------- - - . ( t -i. - . - i
turn tonight lor a visit with relatives'- " W1V "'i1"""""1;1"-"'" .....v...
Ao.-...-n j;i r-inhnrnn . ' - I Gomianj'.' He stated tliat( Iiq' is- well ; cQk'icnt -mannsement. we
Clytie. titled. '."The Trial of Hearts;'. and onj Christian Endeavor is Interdenomi
training and 1 national. Rev. R. R. Rives.
ell carried out I Christian Endeavor . Fundamental'
Arch King- who is now making his;
headquarters in Tyler is spending a
few days here) with home folk.
Mr. -and
j. turned to
terday- after
Rev. R. Earp is spending a few
davs in tSHiLe&n Gorman and other
and happy.
iiml. was received with favor by the i Principles. 'Miss Florence Ran.
large number wio attended. Includ-
.El.lon Poau'U. Mlio was hilii n Iiv a 01 111 uie casL werej.rs. toianey ox
dog on Thursday liiorning;. is
i Mrs. Dudley Pumphrey re-cli today. --The wound v.h
their home in A iu-cury yes- rcadlb'.-W if
ter a visit with Relatives here; ... . . n - f
plications d6 not arise..
The .sfiiihinis f Hie. Xalloiui
. . r .!-! ( .
i points in t.ne interest ot ijioaru 1 ay 1)cgs ColIeg wnrh?iv0 a.-jMinW
ifnllPffl. .. . 1 . .1. .1...
College.
Dr. J. A. T61man is spending a
.!'J
restina Misses Edna Cawyer Gladys Stevens
lo Wv ; Curtis Pointer. Perena Pointer Juel
com-irl'cr
Alford;
Estelle Bullard and Verda
loe Sanso niand Earl Caw-
t
yer Miv and1 Mrs. Earl Beasloy.
! UusI- .
m ana:aavs in ije-L.eon nuugm uuu uwv
moved to Brownwood
M-J TT1ci. Tine nil intfr";l
around Brown county and will late Remits in Sthe interest of Howard Payne
"hprA temnorarv. couefae.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rose and little
tomor-JaJ Mnr QpPT MnviV.
TVU A" 'Mtinlri. 1 ... '
o'clock. 1
The' general public is invited
But Condemned It
1
101111 aoio. '.miss cuwn uaney. i
Church. W. Roy Breg.
The Pledge of Christian Endeavor.
M r. Wesley Heese.
1 The Society meeting; It's 1319-Opportunity.
Rev; .W. B. Bray.
; Conference; How to Gain Free -Participation
in the Prayer' Meeting.-Miss
i Jessie Grider Butts.
Mr nml Mrs. J. P. Carpenter havCj gone to Waco to attend a
returned to their home in Fort Worth ! government; horsts. If -they (an
A. F.. .McAlhter and sin I.ee. have
sale. oV
Woodchoi)pers
have come down from'
and expressed sur
Save Money on
Your Drugs
1
Arlington Mineral j
' Water : 30c
Colorite at . . . . . . -. 26c
jDanderine 30c and ..85c
Johnson Drug Co.
' Phone 518
after a visit with
Turner. 1
thn nnrtb roirntrv
Mr. and Mrs. J. .M. ;.nase ai a liivoruun: n w iituy prise that this
jnave-u.e nulhiw jium.tL tu vith (:?rnianv or that the war TO
regular iiiummv . . - jovor; but It reniaiit.cd for Arthur Shir-
. .' : i - 1 lev. elder of the Church of God here
Deamc Jlorwui refurned yvsUm ay L corae.f0rth wUh a sUrJ)ri9e.
navniK receivea ins nonQra (iu uis
Sudden Growth of iGirth
Proves Louis' Undoing
I
Solo selected: Miss Dorris Barnett.
': . f . Christian Endeavor's After." the War
(By International News Service) (Program. E. J. Wallace.
aiaxthrrtpr v H Anrfi oj i Graded. Christian EndeaTr ReV:
C. h. Moore.
The Church the Center for tlia
'"n?fI "PnnrkTn. n C thn Pftmmnnitv .T
eountry was at war l vwv- .
. - ' f . I'll llrttxnlt
Cnrisitian Endeavor Litoratur.e The
Christian Endeavor World. W- Rtiy-
Breg. '- - : . " :
! AHernoon Program.
2:00 Praise and Devotional Service.
At a meeting held to decide whether
.fBr International Njws Servic)
PHILADELPHIA Pat April 21.
Louis Schmidt is not an ol-ece n;an.
in fnir-t i-.niiis: ? normaliV rntnr.sien-
Mor l.nui? 4;ent to work in one oi
: trained at POrtsmoulh iof the navy and t!l1fl filnl .tirnillll.-ifM. v.uior shiriov -Mlss Nelle Nishet-
! have been on the Battls.hip "Texas"
isince Hp- has been ..overseas; one Ume
and for the past
.heen in Cuba. . .
three months has
i Philadelphia leading-hotel lutcnens
j perfectly normal. Bui as Louis was
Heaving whcn'Jiis day's labor vis fin-
ished his girth was so grert that it
attracted the attention of Cops who
Isppnt several minutes removing choice teresting
cuts- of porterhouse steaks a fat
(spring chicken and other edibles from
'beneath his clothing said to be pro-
I pertyt the hotel.
Corporal Fos$e .1. Jfl-T:snhj son of
MK and Mrs. J. H. Jackson. - returned
home Thursday morning having re-
ceived his honorable dis-haige. Cor
poral Jackson has had some very hi
atal harrowing experiences
after the picture was shown and uponj Coherence Bring Your
being invited to speak on its merits:. 1 '
. f State Missionary
or demerits-said : - . . T ... 3
.... . u E- J Wallace.
.. . ... t .-.. ! Won by One. Mrs.. Scott Mack
111-my inu ijuidii; anu 1 tuut; inuu 111
Problems.
Standards. 'Mrs.
Manchester a good many years 1
want to . go on record as opposed to
moving pictures and will not approve
this one."
LYRIG
TODAY
DON'T MISS SEEING
Mary Pickf ord
In her comedy of adventure
Capt. Kidd Jr.
5J
Come along aridydig for
treasure with "our" Mary
and a pocket edition of
Captain Kidd. It's a laugh
from start to finish; also
Harold Lloyd
in
'Crack Your Heels
A comedy with the punch
I
LYRIC
SATURDAY
Marguerite Clark
At her best as the lova-
ble comical little lady in
Mrs. Wiggs of
the Cabbage Patch
The girl who was always
trying to help her friends
and enemies too will
grip your heart from the
screen as she rlutched the
hearts of millions who
read the novel; also a
great Paramount Mack
Sennett Coinedy
REILLY'S WASH DAY
with Charles Murray Eva
Thatcher and Mary Prev-ost.
DIXIE
TODAY
FATTY ARBUCKLE
.
in
"THE BATHING
BEAUTIES"
MONDAY
Declamatory Contest.
The annual Declamatory Co.nt.ost
at Daniel Baker College will bo given ico.ulter.
Emphasizing the Departments: ."
- Publicity E. J. Wallace..
Army ami Xavy! Miss Nelle Nishet;
Citizenship and Community Service
Miss Itha Meers.
Efficiency. Miss Lucy Rowland.
Introduction. Miss Florence Ran.;
Life Work Recruits. -Miss Lola
Saturday evenlnir at 8 o'clock in the
college chapel. The four literary so-
cieties of the college will participate.
1 The general public is invited to at-
Trouble In W. (). W. Ranks.
mr
(By International News Service.)
ROME Ga. April 24. Charge? were
brought here against Soyerign Com-
mander W. A. Fraser "setting forth
that he has refused to allow employes
of the Woodmen of the World to or-
ganize a union; that men have been
j discharged and no reason given; that
I employes are overworked and under-
; paid and that in some cases negroes
had heen hired to take .the place of
clerks who had joined the union. Theiie
officers of the W. O. AV.. allege that
the charges have been brought by
disgruntled officers who were defeat-
ed for re-elaction.
Quiet Hour Mrs. E. Jx Wallace
Tenth Legion. Miss Jessie Grider
Butts. . . ' ' ' '
intermediate Goals: O.: G.-C.etc.
Miss Jessie Grider Butts.'
Business Session: ..
. Enrollment of Societies:
" Reports 6t Officers and Depart
ments
' Reports of- Societies
Report of Nominating Committee; ;:
Election of Officers.
Convention
Outing
I
CLARA KFMBAltfrOUNG
CHEATING CHEATERS'
I
A Play that ran two years
on Broadway.
Special
For Saturday
Italian Chocolate
Candy and Cream
Caramels
49c Pound
Gamp-Bell Drug
Company
Lady Overcomes Cse of Morphine.
"Troubled about 10 years with what
the doctors called gall stones often I
thought I would die before the doctor
could get here when he would give
a hypodermic 01 morpninc aim
advise an operation. A neighbor told
me about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
for stomach trouble and since taking
the-first dose 2 years ago I have not
had an attack nor needed a hypoder-
mic." It Is a simple harmless prepa
ration that removes the catarrhal mu-1
cus. from the intestinal tract and allays
ithe inflammation which causes prac
tically all stomach liver ami intestinal
ailments including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded.
-Renfro-MclMinn Drug Co. and drug-
gists everywhere. Adv.
$2.-.0U REWARD $25.00.
For information leadjng to the arrest
and conviction of the party who stole
my hicyclo from my residence at 201
Lipscomb street on the night of lSlh
April. Description: Cleveland make;
Racino snecial red studded .ires; no
handle grips. Morrow conster brake
W O. McCuIley. Information Bulle
tin office. 15Gtfc
Fresh fish at Ratliff's Market. 'Phono
274. 305 West Side public square.
Final Cut on All Dirk
Straw Hats!
Tomorrow we will
place on sale all dark
Straw Hats at great-
ly reduced prices.
This is the time to
purchase the hat for
your trip for the car
at a price that will
please you.
JenningS
THE BIG STORE
WITH THE LITTLE AD
. Tomorrow Only
GINGHAM--27 l-2c grade special for
tomorrow only at 21c
LOONEY MERCANTILE CO
They came direct from Uncle Sam these
Splendid Auto Robes
And Blankets
; THAT GO OX SALE TODAY AT
$S.8S
EACH; How' this astouishim; opportunity became possible.
The war ended suddenly. Everybody was glad hilarious -with joy
that the awful earnace was ended and the victory won hut Uncle
Sam was just ais well supplied to go on as to stop. Supplies of all
kinds liad heen lmujrlit at market prices amain; these supplies there
lvere thousands of fine blankets and auto robes and Uncle Sam
bought only the best. The ending of the war ended the govern-
ment's need for the surplus. Vie purchased thousands of thv aula
robes and blankets direet irom the government and we offer them to
you at about half the price the government paid for them only a
short time ago.
Xone are worth less thau double and some as high as $20.00. Spe-
cial prices on quantity lots. Uemembei what yon had to pay for line
merchandise of this class last fall and buy a big supply ahead. All
are SO per cent or better according to government specIGcatlons.
International Sales Co.
M. GINSBERG Mgr.
In the Lobby of Southern Hotel
Here for a Few Days Only Don't Miss it Bay fr Years Akad
Twin Epidemic hi Sheep.
BROWNSVILLE Ore.. April 25.
David Walgamot. of this place has a
flock 'of- twenty-eight sheep. This
spring the flock gave birth to twins
innumerable and came near doubling
the original number. Six out of every
eight of the twenty-eight ewes gave
birth to twias thus adding forty-two
lambs to Air Walgamot's holdings.
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), No. 158, Ed. 1 Friday, April 25, 1919, newspaper, April 25, 1919; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth342843/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.