The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 319, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 16, 1921 Page: 7 of 16
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UP OF LIIiLB USE
Emergency .Tariff Bill Fili-
buster Ads' as Brake ou
- ' Slate Clearing ' .
By Lmw4 Wlr to Tht Houstoa Port.
WASHINGTON. fre. lfc Notwits.
standing Jiident-Elect. Harding's ef-
forts Monday to speed np' actios la eos-
grass several of he most importut ap-
oronriatfon nuinML indndin: tha army
and thi oar bills carrying mora than
1700000000 teem doomed to failure at
the present eetslon - .
- llr Harding ia telegram to 8aaator
Lodge republican leader la tha senate
"J and Majority Laadar MoadeU of. tha
house indicated hia coaoam r tha
total thre-Jam and expressed Ua.kepa
v that tlio alata could ba deared m u to
U leave tha way dear lor prompt constd-
ration at tha aaw admlnittrauoa'a pro-
" (ram a aooa as tha extra aeaaioa begins.
t A triilbntar Acta at Brake v
Tha filibuster against the emergency
u tariff hill haa been acting aa a brake oa
all actio in the senate and area If that
; measure reaches a rote within the next
..ftwdaye both tha army and navy. bill
will be subjected to eonaiderabla' debate
involving disarmament. Soma aanators
'.believe that it would be better to put
'' theaa measure over until tha aait see--sa
In order that tha sise of the army
and navy can be considered in connection
with tha new adminietretioa'a foreign
- policy. - . . v' .
In his telegram to 'Senator Lodge
' President-Elect Harding aald: " - '
.v "I hare been learning of the danger
i ot tha failure of soma of tha approprla-
' tioa bllla at this session of tha congress.
VI am reluctant to intrude myiewi or
1 in any way to suggest what congress
. ought to do but I feel free to say to
' Jou that it would be exceedingly t ratify-
. lng if congress could clear all apprapria-
tion bQls out of our way during the pres-
- - ent session. Such a courae would imthr
i 1 simplify the important work which will
have to be taken up at the extra session
v of tha new congress. I am sura you will
.v construe this expression a one which I
find justified because of my former esse-
i elation and the importance I attach to
;. prompt action by tha next congress in
. v dealing with pressing problems."
1 ' . Massell Message.
TThe message to Leader kfondeu wai
. along the same lines.
Senator Lodge replied as follows:
"Telegram received. I am In abso-
lute accord with you and hare been la-
: A boring for the pasaage ot appropria-
'i - tion billa from the beginning of the set-
aion. I am doing everything in my
' v power in that same direction. I am vary
giaa 10 gel jour leiegram. oatu cwn-
tlnue to make every effort to get all the
--" appropriation bills through that are pos-
t' aibla.i
"v.. Mr. Vondrll answered:
"I am pleased to hare your telegram
relative to appropriation bills. I entire-;
. .Jy agree with you aa to the great lm-
-portance of passing all appropriation
r. . billa at this session. I believe this mat-
ter of primary importance; nothing else
... "is so pressing so essential. " uiui
i" laiuuuiiy won 10 inia ena ana nop w
i make the record by passing the last ap-
.. propriation bill through the house by
X i Thuraday evening."
6 Witnesses for Defense
In McGannon Trial Appear!
f Associated Press Report j
; CLEVELAND Ohio Feb. 15. The -'
; State Monday afternoon rested Its ease 1
N aiainst Judge McGannon charged with
Hccond degree murder in the killing of !
' - Harold C. Kagy and the defense had'
laced eight witnesses on the stand be-;
i fore court adjourned it is expected.
-. the defense will conclude its case by
f""r Wednesday.
The witnesses for the defense testi-
r tied in support of the contention ot
Judge McGannon that he waa not pres-
ent at the scene of the shooting sev
eral witnesses testifying they saw him
several blocks from the murder corner
at about the time the shooting took
place.
An effort by Prosecutor Stanton to
force Miss Mary E. Ncely an important
'a ;! t) tr.l her reason for'
ti-: -'. to t tes:.!:aooy eha gave
tt t.a l .t L. .ra t-.J. fiiltd ika
Jude l.oaer U. lowed ruled that if
the testimony would incriminate her aha
could st sod on her constitutional rights
ia refiimr! to answer. -
Veteran. Drug Salesraan .
4 . To Give Up Traveling
' ' Houston PosC BpecUl !
LOCKHART Texas Feb. 13. J. W.
Oravea who baa aaada this territory for
the Houston Drug company for to ore
than a quarter of a century announces
that ha has left the road and will la the
future beWloeatad in tha horns office la
Houston.. Mb. Graves ia aot oul well
aU favorably known to the drug trade
of thia oactioa of Texas; bnt to practi-
cally everyone that ha has aver coma
In contact with by his splendid traits of
character and hia weekLr visits win be
missed. D. W. ttkaaux of Houston is
peraapa the oMeat traveling man now
both of these geatlamen hare a host' of
friends aU aver th ctata. ' .
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CREAMKRY 6PENS. '-'..!;
1 Honstoai Post SpedaL' ' '
VICTORIA. Texas reb.15. Tha Victoria-
craamary has opened for business
oa Wont Constitution street in the build-
ing fonnarly need as a creamery. Cream
ia boua-ht and chinned and the matin
of butter will be commenced oa Februr
ary 17. Arnuuromenta for the whole
sale nanufacturo of ice cream are being
made which will supply tha surrounding
towns. .
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Charles G. Dawes of . Chi
cago Plays Golf Monday
With President-Heel :
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Associated Press Report
sr.. Anantmim. fmJ reb. 13.
final problems relating to the personal
and initial policiea of tha coming ad-
ministration will be reviewed in detail
by President-Elect Harding (bring tha
aaxs two days in coaieraneaa with tha
two men most directly ia charge ot tha
EUtieal machinery which brought about
i olactioa.: ? - .. -...
Will H. Hays of Indiana chajrwan of
tha - republican national generalship
cam to Bt. Angustina Monday night and
will remain until Wednesday. ' He saw
Mr. Harding during the evening and they
arc expected to spend several hours to-
gether Tuesday. .-....-.. i . . .
Harry M. Daugherty of Ohio head ot
tha Harding pre -convention campaign
and generally -regarded as tha next at-
torney general is tp reach hare Wed-
nesday for a like aessioa of consulta-
tion with the president-elect. It is with
theaa two that Mr. Harding talk most
in r- it-l U t.: cs
numeration t J tie conversationa with
ts em t c era expected to relate to
maj pr.'; a'..v appointment from the
eatmet doa-n. .
It is also L'v that such questions as
the inauxural a. ress and plana tor the
special eeimum of congress will be con-
sidered la describing the purpose ot
tha visit of hia two manaxera. Mr. Hard
in said he .would talk with them about
"general budneaa for .the good of tha.
oruer. ... . ;
Monday tha president-elect disposed ot
a misMtUsneoua . batch of aoDointments
and found time to do considerable work
oa correspondence. One of his compan-
ions to hia afternoon tamo ot golf was
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago whom he
has been urged to appoint aa secretary
ot the treasury.
CORPORATIONS CHARTERED :
fr AUSTIN. Texaa. rah; 13. Chartered
Tha Handwichr Shoos comoany. Dallas:
capita stock flOOO- Incorporators: T.
.Burks E. Cheatham G. W. Mennis. ;
- Crockett Cemetery association. Crock-
ett; no capital stock. Incorporators: G.
Q. King R. L. Shivera 3. Young.
Amendments to charters war filed by
Gralner-Kelly Dm com Dan v of Dallas
increasing capital stock from $150000 to
sawjuu; fauas uonee ana xea com
nanr of Dallas hicreasin canital stock
from 15000 to $40000; Lktwood Oil and
Supply company of Fort Worth increas-
ing capital stock from $73000 to $123-
000; -Texas Battery company ot Dallas
increasing capital stock from 120000 to
25.000. and chaacinx name to Tennaat
-Bros. Cattlemen's Serum company of
iSaa Antonio increasing . capital stock
from tXflOO to 30000 t
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doubles the service
at half the Cost
'jtiv-sf- m houe h
OTS of points look fine in fair weather but you
want one'that looks fine after foul weather after
years of it SVP gives that service. Its 50 years
record proves it It "covers the earth" from tropics to
arctic on over a million homes..
SWPiaad durable that it gtoathe
bast expensive paint errica yoo can
bay. It covera to much area that h ia
the cheat peat gaUonaga you can buy.
SWP coTcra 360 aquare feet per gal.
Ion two coata against 250 aquare feet
for cheap paints. Let ca suggest a
skilled painter to apply it for you.
Skambi WSBtmm
PmerratiTa Shingle Stain
is a BowatTal waaa anssrvatlvs of i
ant ease rwm snwan rots ana
skUsaa asaasit awasaa spattkM aad
I I '; State aetata: are assauawi. - -
Shtmbt'WaBomt
Porch & Deck Paint
last where sweat wear is
mmA II lllllT Is
.mmi tm aoalv. attractivt ia
waaafavaef aaa
S-W REXPAR
Outdoor VmrnUh -
It a taaewl varaith far proCBCtiBa i
sida tarhcat. Ita Baa body el tars
mcm . aad dapth of UeMs" anat btauty to
aotart. woodwork. Rtapar ia Uw Uag of taar
a. . varalthas Sir boats and aaaots. -. j
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624 Travis Street
Telephone Preston 2646-3324
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OUR LEASE EXPIRES AEsGN lGt"
I7e Must Dispose of Our Stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries in 10 Days Time.
COr1E! BUY! SAVE!
if f IS.
American Sardines lei dosen...Me
Ko. 1 tall Salmon (pinks and
Chums) to; doaen Me
Minced Sardines tc; doaen Ma
Luncheon Haddlea 11oi doaen. fl JO
Cod Fish Flakes Uc doaen... $1.40
No. 1 Cove Oysters 1s doaen 1.40
Large Sodarlne aa doaen Me
: 8mall Sodarlne Set doien Me
No.l Calumet 22o; doaen tt.M
4-oa. Calumet Se; doaen Ma
Good Luck Baking Powder sc;
doaen..
Me
Joan of'Aro Kidney Beans eat
v doaen 'W
No. I Brown Beauty Beans Sol
dosen.v Me
No. t Dairy Maid Milk Hominy
10e doaen $1.18
No. I Need more Lima Betma ac
doaen..... Ma
Nto. I Dixie Hominy set doaen.. Ma
No. t Dltla'KrtLUt sot doaen.. ..Ma
No. 1 Osbhardt'a Masloan
.. Beans 1toi doaen.. $140
No. I Oebhardt'a Majcloan
Beans set doaen 70a
No. I Sweet Potatoaa I0et ...
doaen......... .777. $1.1$
No. S Olaas Jar - Spinach. 10a
aoaen
No. S Pure Sugar Corn. 10s l
doaen $1.10
No. 1 CarngbelTa Assorted Bonn
So; doaen. Wo
No. 1 Van Camp's Assorted
Soups so) doaen 00o
No. 1 'Creole Dinner Soup lei
doaen ....Mo
No. 1 Tenlson and V. C. Chill
So) dosen OOo
No. 1 Alice Pork and Beans 4a
doaen 4Bo
No. 1 BuU Head Pork and
Beans 6o; doaen.... BOe
$!1.1
Small Hebe Kllk. 4ej doaen 46o
Small Everyday Milk las dosen.SSs
Potted Meat. ai doaen.... SSo
Vienna Bausa Se doaen TOo
Trip and Milk fOo; dosen.... $120
Roast Beet; tOof doaan........$2JtS
Corned Beet; tool dosen...... $9JM
Lar Eagle Chill Powder tOei
doaen .....$SJS
Small Eagle Chill Powder 10ei -
doaen.... 1.ia
No. 1 Royal Anna.Charrlea 1aei
doaen .77.. .$1JS
No. 1 Peare. So) doaen.: .$1.00
No. Blackbarrlea 1ta dosen $1.40
No. $ Pie Paaohes o doaen.$1.40
Re Jelly pound. to
1 joa. Temtor Fraaarvea gOe
ll-o. Marigold Jolly. 10ei
doaen $1.1
l-oa. Marlcold Jelly Sot dosen.. 00
l-oa. Boll Head Catsup tei
dosen $140
No. 1 Upton Tea 4a doaen. .$6.00
Sweetheart Soap tc dosen SOc
'Octagon White noatlns Soap
ci doaen .-...Mo
lt-os. Linen Mops tao; dosen. $3.00
la Mary Jane Syrup 10e;
dosen $1.1
Is Mary Jane Syrup So; dosen. too
Regal Salad Dressing SOc:
dosen ...$2JS
Red Fruit Jar Rubbers dosen. . So
All kinds Shoe Polish Se dosen SOc
Plcnlo Durkaea 8. D. 10c;
doaen
loo Oeorga waahlnaton To
baeco. Sat doaen
lie U. 8. Marine Tobeweo se)
aoaen
10c Bed Cross Tobacco set
dosen .....so
lOo Prlnoa Albert Tobacco se)
doaen 00a
No 1 Medium Asparacua tier
doaen ......t. ................ atO
1-4 Underwood's Devlkad Ham
1tViO doaen ai.ao
1-1 Ondarwood'a Xerllad Ham.
Stai dosen $2.M
Bottle Queea Ollvea tool
. doaen.... ............$1.1$
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sold by the following filling stations:-
Gulf Coast Tire andRepairCo
Corner McKinney anil San Jacinto Street '
B. V. Christie Garage
Locomobiles Mercer Smiplex--f-1220 Semv Jacinto Street
Central Garage
Corner Capitol and Milam Street
Edson & Feray
Marmion Cars and White Trucks
2300 Main Street
McNulty Auto Supply Co.
818 Louisiana Street '
Barlow Oil and Tire Co.
ibOta Fannin Srnr
Pendqrvis & Mwre
General Tire. I:
1207 Main Street
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Country ClubFilling Station
7011 Harriaburg BouleTard
Opposite Country Out Entrance Of f HsiTisburg Rtad !
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