The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 111, Ed. 1 Friday, July 23, 1920 Page: 2 of 14
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THE HOUSTON POST: FIUDAY M0IINING.IULY.23' 1920
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HEIR TO FORTUNE
iS LOCATED AFTER -
SEARCH OF YEARS
Chairi '(f'Edence Points to
Mary Emoff of San
Antonio Orphanage
Houston l'ost Siveeial.
YOAKI JI. Texas. July 'JlV Afler be-
lli sought for the past 14 years. Mary
Ktntiff. vtlio has made her lioiue with the
1 otli family of tho Uorlihcun Prairie we-
ONE WAR MYSTERY
SOLVED BY GRAVE
REGISTRATION MAN
Bodies of English Soldier
!dS 1 ' TV
- Who Seemed to Uisap-
pear in Air Found 1
o ri.!. V V.M.k- Tim TXv
" H'tlOl V OUir V .irv avast tuv. mj
J.rasiU n JIT H" iUT iswuovvu voi.
' tConjrright 1H20.)
LONDON. JuIt IS. of the mys
teries of tb war the faff of part of
tiou of this county iluriiit that time j i.-.ttnli.tii of an Knrlish territorial ri
Us just been located lv her family auJ . Wit ihe Vh Norfolks. in fifhtinr at
tiuils she is oue of several heirs to
fortune of more than Sl.iiAI.OiK).
Mary was takeu from the St. Joseph
orphanage at San Antnio 14 years ago.
and adopted by the l'olhs. the family
name beinj Sanderlin. ami the brother
ekiiit the miosinpr. sister is 11 K. Sau-
deriin of Itaxv. arovrclmi; to Mr. l'oth.
The estate in i:i si.u so to tho
several ehililrer. ami the eanh for
Mnrv has covered 14 je:ir.
I.utiis l'oth states. while the voiine. j
lady doe j not bear the name name a j
Mr. Samlerlin lie is confident Mary Km- I
IMi 1" lir . Mill. -'llfclll NIK. il HB' flWIl
xmt'leteJ the rliam of evolenee and mil
await further adviee frm Mr. Sander-
HARDING HEARS OF
NOMINATION AND
ACCEPTS HONOR
iConfiniirH from Pajre 0:;r
republic. Our first committal is the
restoration tf re;.resentatire popular
(toremmert under the constitution
thrviirh the acouey of the republican
party.
Suvla Hay. Uallipoli at last has been
solved
Sir Ian Hamilton in his diepatch on
the fljhtim around Auafarta. August 12.
101. referred to the fata of the bat-
talion as a very mysterious thyig. On
the uight of the attack they found them-
selves less strenuously opposed than the
rest of the brigade and. Under t'olonel
Sir V.. ltoauchamp. the men eagerly
pressed forward. Some were wounded
or exhausted and found their way back
to camp. x
Mas Ckarf Oa.
"Hut Colonel Reaueliamp. with Id offi
cers and -'" meu." continued Hamilton's
dispatch "'st.! kept pushing; on. driving
the enemy before them. Amongst these
ardent souls was a part of a fine com -pan
enlisted from kiiif's Sandrinhm
and' Wales. Nothing mors wss Tr seen
or heard of any of them. They ehirged
into the forest and were lost to sight and
sound. Not one of them ever cams
back."
The forest into which the battalion
callantly charged was never retaken by
ltp.tih troops ' Few men who fell into
the hands of the Turks it was after-
wards found had fallen out of attack
earlier and not a man of Colonel lleao-
haaip's force was made prisoners.
Find Skeletons.
Rev. 0. P. Edwards has just returned
from a visit to the peuiosula on grave
registration work. He says that on
going hut Auafarta plain lie found skele-
t..ns of II) of the 4th and .Vh Norfolks
. ...i .' .... .i..!.i ...n.i tli Sutfolks and Mb Hampshires over a
a peace deelarniii-n to a republn an presi-
dent for his - gi ature the candidate a-
home by rre.i.l-M Wilson but .Irclared 1 0 i1"!?! "l!.
the war's .-aeririers would be "in vain if
in fruit of what was afterward the
liiv trench. Apparently the bat
talion hail advanced in perfect order and
we acclaim a row oaler. with added se-i-urity
iu civilization and peace niain-
tained." "We republican of the senate." he
continued "when we sin1 the structure
of a world siipers'iverumeut taking vis-
i.c form joined in a bes.m;nt warn-
gunfire. One man had taken cover be
hind a stone and a large pile of empty
cartridge cases around his skeleton shows
that he had defended himself to the last.
.lust behind the Norfolk front line Mr.
Edwards came serous the: remains of
alio t .") men who had fnUeu iu a grim
hand to band struigle. Touching each
other lay boilies of Bntons and Turks
ins ..four devotion t.. th. r.-pt:blic The lllf hfj of th latter facing seawards
renublieiivs of tie' Miia-e halted the
barter of independent Ameiicau emi-
nence and ir.rluciice.
"We do not iu. an to hold aioff. We do
not mean lo shun a sir. sic ren ou-ibility
of this republic. We were resoived then
even a we are today. n:id will he to-
morrow to preserve this free and ir.cle-pcnil-:.;
republic. Let tio.-e iin re-spj'ii-il'ie.
or M'ekiug resp.ii!b:lity. pro-
l'ose the si. rrender. whether with iuier-
pretatiiuis apologies (r reluctam res-r-vatirs
from which our rights are to be
omitted
to the American people on the prfserva
non of America.
Propose Understanding.
"With a senate adwsit-g ns ti
stituli. it colli en plates. 1 would
and those of the attackers toward their
adversaries' lines.
PARDON GRANTED.
Associated Press Report.
AI STIN Teias. July '-2. (iovernor
i W. l'.-HnbbT Thursday commuted to life
imprisonment in the penitentiary the
death sentence imposed on T. E. Middle-
ton alias "Black Lewis." who was under
sentence to hang in Liberty ewnnry on
ioni'ict ion in eiiimpctinn with the muedee
We welcome the r. ferendum of a woman whose body was later found
in a bayou.
'Sentence of death to life imprison-
ment for the reason that in order to
bring about a conviction it was found
necessary by the prosecuting officers to
fnllv aui.ro:..: rl e :.::.. f rr.-r. i " ' ""mil liny m ine parry wno ; aciuauy
iiiol "f i rtli. i.r" i e that i::d.i -
M;i;
n.-ioii
Tin-
hope-
committed the crime as a reward for giv-
!:;V" victcd as -the urincipal instigator." said
i.::t in tli- ...secration of nations !!.. ink;.
.... b....uL. iito i .1111111
clemency.
to ii m I.a-l.'ilii. to .-..iniiiit the moral j
fories of the worid. America included. I
to p.-ae ami i: i. ruatioiial ju-!ice. still !
I";r iiur America free in!' pf;-lent and
self reliant but offering friendship to all ;
the worhl."
I !ari-iar railway e-nploycs ought to i
W tin- be i paid iii tN- world the candi- !
date rmpl:aige. the responsibility of i
filch miiv ami added: I
"The gov.Tni.:-rit ir.iRt well stairp t
railwav -r:. . I y :r..-nt with the sanctity '
Public service and guarantee to the I
railway epud"es that justice which j
voi.-es American conception of righteous- i
I'o-s u t h( .; i.! ailj assures e-pn- i
iiii'lity of servii-e on the other." j
In his reference to prohibition and j
law enforcement he said: ;
"People ever will ilifTor about the
wisdom of the enactment of a law i
there is divided opinion regardinc the '
.eighteenth aiuerdment and the laws en-!
acted to make it operative but there '
an he bo difference of opinion about !
lionet law enforcement. Moditicatimi or '
repeal i the right of a free people j
whenever the deliberate and intelligent
luil.iie sentiment commands but per- :
version and vasion mark the paths to j
ihe failure of government itself." j
COTTON LOOKS GOOD.
Houston Post Special.
l!H HMO.n. Teias. July l-.'.-Th'
dry hot weather of the ast three days
is having a fine effect on the cotton
an. I it is rapidly putting on bolls and
if the weather continues good for a
few weeks a good crop will be made.
An
Investment
A Southland Life Policy
is not merely WORTH
money: It 18 money.
It protects you.
It pays interest.
You can borrow on it.
You can cash in on it.
It is a pcy-onal nsct.
Life Insurance
S i 3 Union National
Bank Building
Preston 3734
Houston
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COIFFEE
THIS is a coffee that gets
to your kitchen so fresh
end full-flavored that when
you open the can it fills the
room with its fragrance.
That's because H tk K
Vacuum Packed Coffee is
packed by our own special
process. Air can't rob the
delicate coffee-oil of par-
ticle of its flavor. The fresh
rich flavor is all there.
Put up in our special cans
pulverised in the whole
bean and steel cut and to
be had from your own
grocer. If he is out of
stock write us.
A.
HANLEYA IINSBIX i m ' '' S
Ns. COFFEE ft SPlCt CO. V '-
PLATFORUFORPRO
PARTY BE1HG UADE ?
RRfiDYTOR BRYAll
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publican platfornt stood for law snfore-
inent and that th faetiVwM Had deair
by th first plank of tss Vrpuhlleu plat-
form" dsdlrint for etmatitationsJ gov-
ernment. .
A reol9 to th telegram is being drafted
by the rxecutiY coaimittea ot tut pro
hibitioa party.
8c rural kuodrcd teUatramt . and ai
many more letters many special deUrety.
poured into William J. liryaa's office
here ibursday urging nma to accept the
SrohiMtion ar1y nouloatioB for preal-
ent. They came from all parts Not th
country and the dominant Jjeynote" la-all
was ftaat- this was "ilr. Bryan's oppor-
tunity to sweep the country because p-
ple erery where were disf usted with both
the democratic and republican parties.
Beaumont Waterway
Makes Big Showing
Hoastoh Post Special.
HEAniONT. Tetas. July 22.
ieorge H. Hooker was able on Wednes-
day to see what use Beaumont is mak
ing of kr waterway even though it It
but Ltl feet deep at the shallowest place
between the city sail the sea. Eight big
vessels came Into port" while he was
here. Four oftheni vrsre in the oil trade
and the other four were general cargo
boats. Fight rtsteli in a day is a pretty
good record for parts much older than is
Beaumont.
SEARCH FOR PARENTS.
OUANUE. Texas. July 22. A search
was made here Weducsday for O. M.
Moore.-whose son. Owen Dewitt Moore
died of injuries received on s battle-
ship in waters' off the coast of Meaico.
The parent could not be located ia
Orsnge. There re parties who remem-
ber th ynung; man. also the parents but
they could not be located.
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. JHaJtis Hooks Ita.psv ThJtable Buckle "
v. Z. 6latletrta;ekA Ypk.ea.Fte. ' 4.. .
HOUSE nd'lt!I' HAEDWARE !
4. Field FeacV Hot reno Poultry ranoa Fence ioppllaa' Wire Nalla
' tx Toole Prepared KooflB.1!-;- ; '-- -.:" C
: v We (ftiMke prompt ehipffient trmtut etftcki iui ui :jwe
' ordert oiMirrit today toi yrtoee ud UformtUoiL n - j v i
LAI
aovu tat twa eotrratwaaV
BociTox. san AimNirVrx: worth aairvaroBT
BIG
FLUFFY
WHITE
GRAINS
Y
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A Delicious Oereti
HEAT 6 eeps weter. with e
slack et Mlt la targe -paa.
WhM boilI spriakl la 1
up'Cosist Riee slowly. Boil 3 .
sai aatss aad dram rat bs dewete
boilsr with S eeps milk. Steea
uetil riee ha abserhed the milk
sad iitaadsr. Sem with tusr aad
ersaav-e Mttle sutasei if desired.
Rice for Breakfasts-Try It
THIS fltvor-holdinl wey of cookin Comet
Riee mkes delicious eeretl dish that will
take the Mus by storm. Bi flaky flaYory
white rioe each gjain appetitlngTy perfect No
wopdef you're esgqr to attack it.
Get a package of Comet Rice teday from
your grocer. The scaled sanitary cartons keep
the grains unbroken and clean. Try this cereal
recipe tomorrow.
Uncoatcd
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Frum th SEABOARD RICE MILLING COMPANY
GaMetoti. f ezae New York City
Regrouped and Reclassified
For Immediate Disposal
$20 $21.50 and $22.50
Palm Beach Suits
All Size Regularsf Stouts and Shorts
$15.95
Beautifully Tailored London Cold Water
Shrunk in All the Popular' New Shades
THE VALUES in this special felling are moat unusual; hundreds of
1 fVlen's Genuine- Highly Tailored Palm Beach Suits incomplete lines
left from our Clothing Sale grouped mto one lot and reduced to the lowest
possible priee for quick clearance.
All the popular colors and pattern are tepresented grays browns dark
greens oxfords heather shades fine checks stripes and plaids. A remark-
able saving opportunity; $20.00 $21.50 and $22.50 Palm & C QC
Beach. Suits for wl DevO
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-Drishtta cp your wardrcb '.for. v ;
V:r L.- 1 .il sl : . . ;1 '
. now ua rau mm a revr ircxan3w
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- .Neckwear
Sale
! : ' - -
There are thousands of beautiful Silk
Ties to choose from: all the new ideas)
and weaves are on. sale; Bat Ties nar-
row French Four-in-Hands and Open
End Four-in-Hands. There's an exten-
sive variety of colors and patterns for
your selection; all reduced as follows:
$1.00 Neckwear 65c
$ 1.50 Neckwear . .... 95c
$2.00 Neckwear 1.20
$2.50 Neckwear . ... .1.65
$3.50 Neckwear . ... .2.25
$4.50 Neckwear.... .$2.95
$5.00 Neckwear '3.15
. Buy your fall supply now while they
are reduced and save Come today
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