The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 114, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1923 Page: 2 of 16
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THE HOUSTON POST: FRIDAY MORNING JULY i7 1 923 I
V
One Hurtled to Death
14 Injured In Trolley
Truck and Car Crash
(Cont'd From Pg.
lie Thursday nlghi. Justu-e Campbell R. Overstreet announced the
inquest would be held open until today in order that injured firemen
might be in better physical condition to testify. This postponement
was requested by Commissoner Anderson.
The hook and ladder apparatus was respondng to a f.re alarm
from San Kelipe and Arthur streets. The chemical truck ot the Central
Fire station preceded it to the fire and firemen on it knew nothing of
the accident until tne tlaie was
J. A. Boyd was in charge of the
BETHLEHEM STEEL
ALSO PLANNING TO
BAN 12-HOUR DAY:
Eugene Grace Says Pro-
gress Being Made
With Reform
Associated Fre?? Report.
NEW YORK. July ?h -W hile 1'r.iied
States Steel corpora tivn ftculs to-
day w (-re wrestling w;t!i ; ia !' 4 f.T
elimlnatir.fr the mu- h m:i Msr.t :.'-hour
day Eupfiie K. G raiv. ; n sMT.t ct
the Beihelhem Steel '!; r;: ; n. an-
nounced that hts omr-ir;. a tr..im"c
progress alonp the same 1: e ai 4 ex-
pected soon to I'rjTi t:ie actual reail-
jusTmeiit of work: lie for e.-
In connection wkri ar.ro:n.'f-
mem of trie dividend PrMt-ru K ti.
Grace n:ide puhllo a .)U.irtt'y state-
ment of e irrr.r.g-. whir?; he s..l would
be a recil.ir feat.:"-.- fro" r.w .-.
The statement showed rt ar-::-:gs
for the -I'Jart-r ending J-.ne cf
4-6. 47 1 f r the hn'.f y-.r of !:;.-
61.G2. I'r.fi'ied oniers . n hand at
the eni of the q'larur totaled SsG-
Imani for sterl r-'! -is has held
up wt ; ; f t th:s urn? of year trie ta;-
mer.t sa: 1 indi-a;on cf increased
af.viTy w . r- f -resen.
Difficult Problem
Tiars w re b-: c worK-i out Mr.
Grace s. t : 1 t h r -'. ; h c r. : r r r o t s be-
tween hea-? of subsidiaries and rp-res-T.tat:'.
- s - f ervr-i. "$. The m't
d:ffiouit ; rt-Mt.T. he aade-i was re-
adjustment of w;r-s. as laborer?
could nor he expect-d t exist work-
ing eight tw:r a d.i.v in the present
hourly rat- ' 4 o
"It Is Tl:e b;ffgr-5t problem 1 nave
evrr 'I'.r.'or-d :r. the steel industry
since 1 ! ".arr.e onn-ted with it." ?a. !
Mr. Gra e 'it traks d wn all the
old trad.ti t? "
Ar.twer step toward f-hminati.-n of
the l.-hur i iy m the s;-el ind-ist-y
was t?k-r. t"diy wh-n heads of rran'J-faf-turitic
s s ;o i ari-i rf the L'r..t--d
States St-; c rp--ratin n.et w w'i
Elbert H 'iary to consiVr the mat-
ter. It was said that the conference
probably wou-i lsst sev.ral aays.
Old Question.
Th q'lMir.r: of whn the )rg fhift
would b- totally e lemma ted ban oen
rsisf-d n.ary tms jirto rrs.d-nt
Harding severs! --ks ago made rub
11c corres- nlence w::h the Amfruan
Iron a:.d "e; ir.stifjte :n which a
pledge was giw-n to eliminate the
hour day h.n 5--on as pss.ble. In An-
nouncing yesterday tht- roun -u Dgin.
nmg today Mr Gry charactriiefi a?
'smebd vs gess.'' rprt. from
Tittsburg That the kr.g day wo-jiij be
abo'ishd by the end f the year.
Tod a y 5 m- e i n p. a? an n j r. r ed b v
Mr. Gary was taliei fr consuirati"r.
"of ways and means of putt.r.g ;::to
effect t he ei'.Tir.rti- n at the earnest
possible momeri tw- :2-h--ur day.
whih 1rv-- " far ar.d fig .re1 mr-re
M'LADY'S SHOES
GOWNS AND HATS
TO MATCH FURS
Afso-iated Press Repoj-t.
CHICA' J ily If Nw -ri-t.r
rowns. ha' and shoes will bier. 1 in
mode f :: the tyj. of f-jr wnm by
th; we;:-.:r-ssed woman aro.-ri rg '
Mme. Aila i.i:J'. head of th- Fashion
Art I aft'-- .'. Arneri.a. i.s r.er -
arninrmK u-i-d rhraeo furri' rs fi - a
m:l'i' "r f jr esh'bit !.: r.- x
nr r :
S'.!-s ri '.-s have b-n a fa-tr.r
drese--s . i :a; a' ! wir.'er. srhe said
Tint. : e-. r-d ! th
paste: e- -.- p - : s n.ihy ..pa-i
Is eons :.r-! si-.ir- f t r:. ir.
qjet'ex - ' c ;e-i-.-
Man Dies as Result of
Quarrel About Room Bill
hi T-'r. ;
Lyon? w .
ens rrw-rvrv v
yesterday n
ing the r ;
between Th-
Lyons i-v r
was BH.'l t"
the Bho" ' : r.ir
still sear' h.-.i
appeared fcfr
:'v 25 - Lloyd
: . th hiv--.t'
riov-r difd
-. re '"ord-
--vr. ad
' - : Lvor.s
i r. .:?. 1
T ". iy wert
v w ho di-
New England Telephone
Operators Stop Strike
ABSocla'ed I'r-ss ';
BOSTON. M- .!.
strik.ng t- leph ;
Enflat.d iii ti.- i
to return to w .-k fi--livan.
general se. r"t;try !
local telei.h. ne oP'r.r. :-
International Krotkerhod
Workers announced fii-.
completion of tabulation o
'. ...
I..--
'1:
tr v
Blizzard Jury Unable
To Arrive at Verdict
LKWISUI'H'; W. Va . July :. The
jury which heard the testimony in ti..
trial of William Ulliiard. who a-'
lndictad for accessory to murder n
connection with th armed march of
minern against Logsa county two
years ago. today reported It could v-
reach a verdict. It was given the case
for consideration late yesterday.
Bethlehem Steel Pays
Dividend Without Cut
Associated Tress Report.
NF?W Yi'KK. July !6 Pirectors of
the Bethlehom Steel corporatkn this
afternoon declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of 1 1-4 per "ent on
common atock. setting at rest recent
reports that th rate waa to be cut.
extinguished. Assistant Fire Chief
chemical.
CANADIAN BORDER
IS OBJECT LESSON
IN PEACE-HARDING
fr-Mti Pc 1
n. v ; i tk. ami we
:u an-1 ad-
i.ir no less in
.i' ;-' our fnmdship
tvjphis. live the
ht r:1-. same aa-
:e tn -a-.vi other in
i T I-.'
r i:i :ri.rt e wn of pr.T-e is
; -. to!.i hy our two conn
: t' w.ir'.l " hp fic'sinx-t
j V t- m-fH.'e.l fortifir.itions mark
I " tit rs. no luitr t a:tlhiri'
'. ''::k 11 our tr.tn'r.m Kinl-r ham-
' )-t'V. ni.-r thn h innie un
i-t.tin'r.(r. .aff-Ki:ar.ls l:vs and
rvrrrv on the Cr.at t-aks and only
...n'.t p.tjit' niar' the invioiahle
N -:n !a-v :in for thouurt'I.o of lr.ilej
! :ro;.i- Mr-:: a-..) ;. r. St.
Protection In Fraternity.
1 '::r pro'ection i our fraternity
''.r arm 'r :s our f.c.th. t!i- t:i that
'no mrc i:r.n.:y ear hv year t.
i-v-r in.'r-a.iisj vMniamtanc an.i
amraoj.nip tr.r-URl ititerohanp of
ri!izen and tho cimna't is not of
I "-..-hat!. parc!'rr.ent. but of fair ar.rt
r 'i.'.i:irc w hich. i grant. phaJ
or t ' nue for all time "
I S'J-h a spirit of -understandinj; was
i ( 'ii ; m e r 'l-ii tn Mr Han!:nir to the na-
i t'nr. of Ki;r"' e t.o. he said "would
s"': i- at tr-.H root of their own oon-
j t.ru.t.R .iisKcr.-- rv.ent.". nl. in th
f" pror.-r:ty. forget tn inv.'-
'"'::t y .: c'jrs. " if they woui-i
n--i the a s.'n .v: eyed by Cana ia
a 1 th- I rirerl SVITes
Prenuer .Ma.-K. r.zie-King unah'.e to
" e t. YaiH-'vjv. r. sen' his minister
o; p-;. rkj. I'- .7 II Klr.(t. hr
:o wflrome t'e Arr.eri.'an chief e-e-'
:';.e. and a! a mesace of greet-
!t e m ihi h h- -a:d
It is urh sentiments nf tlie rro-
't:r ie-t ir'.tt:!:.--.ti'Vi an.! i leasur
' - n ' h.!f of the covrrment
an.i th-1 re-: !e of t"an.l:a. . ten 1 to
fJ en ;a o'-.-asio'' .f our visit to
' tKe doniaun r f ".i ri;-. a . t vt ry rr;
e;-ome an.i m e rii: i t:re :ngs.
Century ot Peace.
t ' For m.-re than a rer.try. the peo-
. T-! of the n-;(rhlor;n(f reruhlirs of
; l"- :ted .t.ats and Caf.ad have en-
j' : e i a period of und.stur' ed hir-
rr.ir y and eon.- ri. UTi.;'je ai:d unpre-'.d-nt.d
in th.- hifry of nation
visit marking it dr.e. t'r.e
firs: w ri whi- h v.r enuntrv has I f-en
h r.or'd I y a prridert of th United
sra'.- i':'-:n? hi teni of offl-'. ixrnes
with prti'l'ir apprnt riateness at this
t.n'e ls alford'tig us an opportunity
of de-nor.ratir.tf to riie Amerlran
pe-;.le trejph thr-:r l!!usrious pre-
igt. oi:r d-sire twat thfse haopy
r-'a'i.Tn shall rontm'..e
Mr Harimr. in adi tion to parti-.;.!
r. :; rar.r!- making two
a!ij.---es ii -id aitr-r.-ii-iir the s-av
Ilr.n-r -t: 1 .i af'-rn.xn rrr-'ion -r.j
in h i e f g".'. the f;r--.time he
hai p'-:-''1 in a
-Ti" r f r'-e
sk-i-i-th-.'My golf
Mi: - Kir.g K-e-n
r-.-.r.a-r. r rf
rii:-o-id and '''iif-l
if I-r:i;sh ."ljtr'
nth. He was a
ojrs-X" at th'
ir eor.sis'intr of
I'.-f-s. West-'
I'tr !d.-.n fa.-:f:.
:ti.-ti.-. M-I'on.iid
NATION'S IMPORTS
EXCEED EXPORTS
Assia'd FYpss H'-pcrt.
V'.S!f!V' ;T'iS. Iu'v 2fi .vrr'Ad
f'.fc'ur"- r.p. f.-ricn trad- t'als f'-r
ivHurd Thursday by th-
" ; art .' shw-d r.it 'h-
; -i hrrf- ff trade f-r th- rnoiirh wa
: fx fairs' h- 1 "ritd St a f p ai -'I
- .t1; -ri i r '''v 1 -n : i r . 1 1 i n f v..l:;n-
-rr ".; ar-d with th- urfavora! !- t a!-
i r i"1' h& pr-- 'd'rp Tr""rty.
T- T"al val-j" - f th-- fo'-n'r.i im-
r"i v a f -ur.d t b- J32f 2"".f-4r- a
Ar-d (h .-xp rt of 23? -"'OO.
y m i-d 1 i .: - rr--fx; r 'f
fort.gr. '.f-ds an -r '.. -. '."''"'.
k-i " ei h- t"'al exports r'f dnrr.-j':"
.rd f r yi g-'da a-i -urd to 1 3 JO. -
7 t r 1 tt ! r "Lry m'v ff th"
d- j.'tr r had ! rd i- a T-d h '- wh
;i bft ';ir f r?id f a vnrnb''- to t he
T"nitd S'a'f-s f f at f:r j: '''".'0" for
th rrK:."-. t h -':r' 'd fiffurs
h(-w. d tha rhf -xr"'r"- of drnKti
If ds -r- ! - ("'".'.' ' j than the
iota! in port
Alleged P.O. Thief
Released on Bond
Anr-iatd I'ress R'Trt.
r-Al.IAS. T-xaa July Har'-l?
y.'-p f.rn.-ry an vtiUy if th-
- ' f 'i-r:-t r TH-nt hr-:-a-
'. or; b ; -i iti M" h'irn f J IT'.O
.4'" '.'.''! si ty !. rh.irK-" nf aii'K-'i
'' .r- n. a rfifterd kttr
.: '. ; ry-.'v Th !n"r rharjre nl-
t : '. 1 - . rv r n ;i n ap-
; pri - -xamir;.iior;
Gotham Banker s Son
Indicted For Murder
.'. ia . d I r ss I'.er-or'.
:.: ns n y . July 26 -
'A.. - .- War-j. : lak-r's son
''"' ' ' r. r. 1 1 ' 1 . a . '.arge of
l.rft L-r.. r.'...r''.i r arid w;m heid with-
out '..;!
1 ';..:! w;.s fixed f-r T'iesday Sep-
! r 4
Grove's
Tasteless
Chill Tonic
Stops Malaria Restores
Strength and Energy. 60c
The Very Latest in Bathing Suits
UoK ' DAD .
a Womam Making
ode. of THose. Rubber
KANSAS TO PAY
BONUS IN LUMP
Associated Press Report.
T'-TEKA. Kans.. July 2? The
State soldier honus commission today
iecided that the bonus will be paid to
t-a h man at one lime opposing ar."
plan f'r prorating the payments. This
action was taken nt a meeting called
n devise rdans flinwin? the decision
f the supreme ci urt l ite Wednesday
which held that the Ftate legislature
may vo'e additinnil bonds withnut a
rpffndum. tJovrnor Davis exprtss-
The opinion that a special session
of trie l-ir.slature will be called with-
in TO days as soon as the bonus de-
partemnt can furnish him with an ap-
partment can furnish him with an ap
bonds required to pay each bonus in
full.
KLAN WILL BUY
INDIANA COLLEGE
Assoeiatei Prrss Report.
INDIAN ATTiI. IS. Ird . Jutr 2 The
Knlrhtrs of the Kti Kiux Klan will take I
over VaJparalso I'niv-rsity at 'ajpa-
raiso. lnd If th trustees of the ln-
itution are able to present a sound '
maneial propositi. n. hich officials of!
he klan In Indian said here Thum- '
iy The klan is opposed to taking 1
- the nriversity If it is involved in
law suit thes- officials added !
It. II M. Evans president of Val-
aratso has confirmed statements that
r.e university trustees have voted fav-
rabiy on the sale of 'he institution
o the klan. but declines to divulge
ow far the negotiations have pro
gressed.
t'rless the university Is sold to the
klan ita f-it :re Is In doubt.
Britain to Resume Air
Development Program
TiNTWiN. I :y It. The Britisn gnv-r.tr.e-t
has i)e--ided to resume Its ef-
rts Tnwad the development of air
bus. Air .;e-r-ary Sir Sumuel H..ar
c'A the hoMs ' f tnmmi'j this after- I
in and wili ; roceed if possible 1 y
ans of eticoirHinn 'omn-.-rclal ser-1
i rathtr than through state otera-
ions. !
1400 Longshoremen Said
To Be Idle at Hoboken
Asso' iated Fress Report.
NEW Y"KK. July 26 Fourteen
undred longshoreman were reported
die today as a reau'.t of the. strike
ailed t.y the Marine Transport work
ers division r f the Industrial Workers
f tne World in HoUiken Tuesday.
Water Coolers
Ice Water When You Want It
B
ERING-CORTEC
HARDWARE CO. O
BOl'RTON'R BARPWARE IIOt'BB
Pimlrie Corner Ml lain Rtraet
PATENTS
Patents Obtained and Trademarks
and Copyrights Registered
Hardway & Ctahey
Ph. Preston 4790 Houiton Texas
Office 42t-2-30 Bankers Mortgage
Building
Cotton Ginners
Hold Interesting
Meet at Yoakum
Houston Tost Special.
j yOAKTM. Texal. July :.-The
sixth annual convention of th Yoa-
i kum Plstrlct Cotton Ginners associa-
tion held the usual day session here
I Wednesday. President A. J. McKean.
I I'ralrle Lea presiding. The conven-
tion was called to order at 10 o'clock
and adjourned shortly after 5 o'clock
in the afternoon. The address of
welcome was delivered by K. C.
Koerth. chairman of the board of city
commissioners for 'he city and the
chamber f commerce.
The preside nt's message was follow-
ed by adjournment for lunch when a
barbecue arranged by Green and
Shall managers of the Southern
Lloyds Fire underwriters and the
Southern Mutual Klre Insurance com-
pany of Yoakum; V. K. Adams Sr.
opened the afternoon session with
humorous stories.
T. N Nowlln. Shiner spoke on bal-
ing cotton; gin sample was hand-
led by A. G. Krlstek. of Flatonia; or-
eanization was the subject of V. M
Seeligson. president of the State Gin-
ners' association home address. Gol-
iad. Texas. N. T. Blarkwell editor
Cotton 'and Cotton Oil News made an
Interesting general talk. He paid
due criticism to the department of
agriculture Washington and damag-
ing cotton crop reports.
Several speakers were called to the
stage by the chair and touched
upon matters of interest to the as- I
soeiation. A resolution was voted
opposing: a reduction of the tariff on j
vegetable oils as now proposed as i
was advised bjr the Texas Bankers'
association. The resolution Is to be
furnished representatives at Wash-
ington and other officers having ar.y
onnectlon with the matter at Wash-
ington. L Trautwein. Shiner: II. J. Neu-
haua Karnes City and A. G. Krlstek
F'.atnnia. wi re named a program com-
mi'tee for the l&iM convention.
II. J. Neuhaus of Karnes City was
elected president; Geone Haean. Se-
g'Hn. vice president. L. Trautwein
Shiner secretary-treasurer The next
meeting will be held at Yoakum on
the second Tuesday In J ill - I fj 2 4 .
Texas College of Music and Art
3003 Main Street
Wilson Fraser Director
Second Season Opens Sept. 3 1923
Give your children the best there is in a musical
education. Our faculty consists of artists of the
highest type who are cultured ladies and gentle-
men as well.
Subjects taught are: Music in all Major Branches
Expression and Classical Dancing.
Certificates and Artists' Diplomas to those who
qualify.
Catalog on Request
Phone Hadley 1660 The Secretary
75c
To SYLVAN BEACH and
BAY SHORE PARK
SUNDAYS
Li! Sy'vanBeaih
Lv Beach Park U
By Fontaine Fa
Neff Requisitions
Three From Arkansas
Au-tln Bureau
The Houiton Post.
ATSTIX. Texas July 26 Three
requisitions were Issued by Governor
Xeff on the governor of Arkansas
for the return to this State of Emett
Brown. Richard Brown and Clyde
Brown the first two named charged
by ci"tmpliint with assault with intent
to rr.unl.T and the latter . barged with
assault with attempt to munler. All
three charges grew out of an jault
upon George Jones un June 17. In Cass
county T!ie three men are now un-
der arn-st in Miller county. Arkansas.
1'iovomnr Neff honored a requisition
IsPu.Mi ly Governor Chrls V. Bryan
of Nebrxjka for the return to that
State nf Jesse Vbh. Requisition ra-
pers state Wbb in an escaped con-
vict committed to the Nebraska peni-
tentiary for forgery and counterfeit-
ing. He is now serving a sentence
upon a state farm in Bowie f-ounty.
His tTrn in the Texas penitentiary
expires July 27. He will be turned
over to Nebraska authorities when
this sentence expires.
Coney Island Inn Razed
By Afternoon Flames
Associated Tress Report.
NEW YORK. July Zi The Whlttier
Inn at 8egit. Coney Island housing
about 200 guests caught fire thia af-
tternoon and the flames spread to the
roqfs of adjacent houses. Three
alarms were turned In and ambu-
lances summoned.
Although the second and third floors
of the hotel were consumed rapiu"
the flames firemen uulrkly checked
the menace to adjoining roofs. Dam-
age was estimated at $75000.
The police reacued all of th 5 per-
sons tn the hotel when the fire broke
out. The inn was a famous resort for
sporting people.
CUT THIS OUT
It I good for on free nair cut hair
bobbed or thavt In Graduating Depart-
ment If presented to cashier at Hous-
ton Barber College 1202 Congress Ave.
Good from July 22 to and Including
July 27.
Good work guaranteed. Let Ui
show you.
AND
RETURN
MJ" 11 130 AM- " P.M.
-H' P M- 11 ;W M-
PORT EXPANSION
PLANS LAUNCHED;
BIDS ARE SOUGHT
(Cont'd from P(r. 1.)
the project for which bids soon will
be aoutht.
Navar a "asonablt" Port.
"The business of Port Houston Is
greater In exports than In imports."
Captain Allln said Thursday. "It prob
ably will remain ao. although provision
must be made for the handling of
more Import and coastwise business In
order that this port may avoid ever
becoming strictly a seasonable port
depend irigupon a few commodities for
Its existence.
"The units which are now about to
be constructed will handle all classes
of port business from tha exportation
of cotton and cottonseed products to
taking care of the general coastwise
business and for the handling- of the
ever Increasing trade In lumber tim-
ber and shingles from the Pacific
Northwest."
The scene o( the newest ship chan-
nel expansion activities is directly
across from wharves Nos. 2 and 3.
I'nder the present plan It is desired
to line both sides of the turning basin
with wharves somewhat similar to
those which ana now being used on
the south side i
Later a Grain Elevator.
I-ater It Is proposed to erect a grain
elevator to be located In the rear of
a apace set aside for warehouse re-
serve with trackage connections of
adequate capacity and separate from
the trackage serving the wharves and
warehouses. This elevator. Captain
Allln announces. Is to have nn Initial
storage rapacity of 1.000.000 bushels !
ar.d should be completed (contempor
aneoualy with completion of the 30
foot channel to the turning basin.
Plans for this work as well as speci
fixations for the new wharfage units j
were maae in tne omce ot tne super-
intendent of port by K. A. Tucker
chief engineer. In consultation with J.
P. Coleman consulting engineer of
New Orleans. La. Captain Allln's own
forces have been In the field making
necessary surveys snd performing
other work Incidental to preliminary
preparations.
In addition to the government
dredge which is now at work in the
turning basin others will be pressed
Into service. Bids are exppected to be
opened today at Galveston for dredges
to perform excavation work In front
of the sites for wharves Nos. 11 and 12.
Farmer Killed While
Asleep Near Wagon
Associated Press Report.
W-ACO. Texas July 16. Sleeping I
near his wagon whirh was loaded !
lfrh httV. K J rtlielnw lii-inr n.a.l
Moody was killed late Wednesday. A I
iruca siruca tne rear wneel of the1
nay wagon causing Uip truck to leave
the road and strike the sleeping man.
Dallas Man Found Dead;
Throat Cut by Razor
DALLAS. Teias. Julv ?fi Frt-iru
Krev. was found dead in hH t hi.
home here early Thursday by hts wife
ms tnroat nad been cut by a rasor
mm sale
(Starts Today)
All Summer Oxfords Including
White Reduced in Three Groups
All sport and
Formerly sold
All U D. Slater and 1 hompson black
and brown calf Low Shoes including
Drogue wxroras. rormerly sold tori
$V and $y.5U
All C. B. Slater and Thompson black
and brown kid Low Shoes including!
Brogues White Buck and Buck com-
bmations. Formerly sold $ 1 0 and $ 1 1
which wag clutched tn hli left hand.
He had bean In II) health according
to his family.
Burglars Get $1500
At Longview Store
LONOVIEW. Texas July M. Burg-
lars here last night entered the Per-
kins Brothers dry goods store and the
People Hardware store taking; loot
valued at $1500 from the first place
and 1100 from th other.
CALCIUM ARSENATE
Recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture
for the control of the cotton boll weevil. Car Just unloaded. Send'
us your order today for immediate shipment.
PARIS GREEN
Is still the old reliable and most widely used Insecticide for kill-
ing cotton boll weevil and many other insects. A car due to
arrive this week. We are booking orders now for shipment on
arrival.
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PEDEN IRON & STEEL CO.
HOUSTON SAN ANTONIO FT WORTH. imtWOit
Another Cruise
AROUND THE WORLD
n'the "SAMARIA"
' Jan. 26th to June 3rd 1924
Rightly encouraged by the remarkable success of our 192 OoMetf
Jubilee Cruise we have rtcharte red the splendid Cunarder "(AUatlA
' thit preeminently suitable. cruising steamer fof oar.
1924 Cniis Around th World.
An itinerary superb 130 days sailing eastward from New York tad
meeting Springtime in every country visited.
Comfort luxury leisure plus the services of ow unique chtia of
permanent offices all along the route tlnm Ussmsjs
CMS Umfd ts 400 Quests.
THOS. COOK & SON
245 Broad wayNewYorkor Local Steamship Agenf
103
conservative style LowSi
$7 $7.50 and $8.
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One Big Feature Group Boys' English and
Brogue Low Shoes. Formerly Sold
for $5.00 and $6.00
$385
Main at Preston
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Associated Press Report
WICHITA FALLS Texas -July !.
Th marriage of Lydia Sheldon Bur
nett to Tom I Burnett wealthy
ranchman was annulled her today
by District Judge H. R. Wilson. Mrs.
Burnett petitioned for annallmeat of
the marriage which took place June
6. 1923 A property settlement was
agreed upon.
$1.50
Galveston and Return
"SUNDAYS"
Island City Flyer 1:45 p.m.
Other trains leave
8:05 A.M. 11:20 AJVI.
Leave Galveston
6:35 PJM. 8:35 P.M. 8:45 PJfl.
All Trains Use
Grand Central Depot Houston
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