The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 211, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 1, 1922 Page: 2 of 18
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THE HOUSTON POST: EDISJESU XV. 'MORNING tiOVEMBEK I . 923
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Oklahoma Midshipman
On Trial for Hazing
V Assoristwl Praia Report
ANNAPOLIS Md.. Oct. SI. On
charts of bsxtns;. MHtohtpman Ja-K
' H. Henna first senior class apiwinlod
:; from Oklahoma wu called for uiai
haters the naval court martial at the
: naval aeademv Tuesday. The court
hmi been In recess for a week pend-J
tuff developments. It Is said as to me
aertousneM oCoffenses against upper-
" classmen as disclosed by the hoard
f Investigation.
Keran is charged with htiinf Neil
1"JL Campbell fourth class.
Kerens is alleged to have thrown
a glass tumbler at Campbell and
also required him to get under a table
while a meal was in progress.
Kerens asked for a delay of one
week to prepare his defense where-
upoa court adjourned until Wednes-
day lor consideration of the request.
Homemakers Day Will
Be Observed by Nation
Associated Press Report.
. CHICAGO. Oct. 31. Plans for a na-
tional Homemakers' day and a discus-
sion of subjects looking to making the
ho me making profession one of art ni
cheer rather than abuse were to be
made at the annual breakfast of the
Homemakers' National Guild heUJ
here today.
National officers of the guild as well
as many other speakers addressed the
meeting following the breakfast wh re
the topic. "What ("orrelnttnn of Home
and School Activities Will liest Pe-
Tetop the Natural P.esonrces of Chil-
dren?" was to le taken up for .dis-
cussion. M. V. O'Shea of Wisconsin member
of the national council and one of .he
speakers has contended that the
i fundamental principles of art and sci-
ence are the working principles of tho
home and should be united in practical
courses.
Propose Reductions
v Of Military Forces
y Associated Press Report.
SHANGHAI. Oct. 31. A commission
Created at Nanking by representatives
f Nanking public organizations to
affect a reduction in the army pro-
poses a roll call of an the soldiery In
the province contending that this au-
tomatically will cut the total number
of troop given ss 40.000. by not lea
than IS per cent due to absencles and
vacancies. Following the roll call it
la proposed to dismiss all under age
and physically unfit. The commission
contends that its plan will reduce
Kiangsu s military force W per cent
within two years and will cut the cash
outlay for troops to less than $5000000
a rear.
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Associated Praia Report
I-ONDON. net. SI. Lord Hardinge
resigns as British ambassador to
t t i ir- atiH unAlflrlal reiwirt la that
his successor may be Sir George G re-
name now British ambassador to Bel-
glum. PARIS. United States Near East
relief communication made public by
Ambassador Herrick looks to protec-
tion of churches and schools seeks
to safeguard minorities and guarantees
freedom of straits and trade.
BOSTON. Secretary Hughes as-
serts that United States refuses to
dictate to Europe but will help her
and declares that President Harding's
policy will not fetter American Inde-
pendence. TOPEKA. Kan. Stste board of ed-
ucation denied petition of State Su-
perintendent Lorraine Elisabeth Woos-
ter for revocation of the teacher's
certificate of W. H. Peck because he
smokes plays cards and dances.
PES MOINES. D e f e n d I n g the
transportation act. Senator Cummins
said It is a moral and economic crime
to say the interstate commerce com-
mission overvalued the railroads
S7ooeoooooo or w.ooo.ooo.ooo.
KANSAS CTTT. Mrs. Hasel Kelly
22. pleaded guilty to highway robbery
and received an indeterminate sen-
tence. CHICAGO. Episcopal rectors adopt-
ed resolutions approving medical cer-
tlticates for all members of the church
in Chicago.
Salt Workers Refuse
To Sell Silver Antiques
HALLE Germany Oct Jl. The
Halloren society comprised of salt
workers bsa declined an offer of
American antique ' collectors to buy
the organisation's famous collection of
silver made up of cups and beakers
presented to the society by members
of the Brandenburg and Prussian
royal houses. It has been decided by
the society that under no circum-
stances will it permit the collection
consisting of from 40 to W antiques to
leave Germany.
Civil War Nurse Dies
From Asphyxiation
Associated Press Report.
EES MOINES la Oct. 31. Martha
Wade ST years old one of the few
surviving civil war nurses died from
asphyxiation Monday at her home in
Valley Junction. Her death was de-
clared te be accidental.
At the outbreak of the civil war
she enlisted as a nurse and served at
Jcffersoa Barracks Mo. for three
years and six months being discharg-
ed at the end of the war.
Funeral services will be held at her
farmer home In Clinton 111.
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Naval Divers SearcK
For Body of Aviator
Associated Press Report.
HONOLULU Oct. Jl.-Naval divers
i h.ir uanli today of the nar-
row waterway separating the Luke
aviation field ana me isie n
. . - ..... t KrHint Rots Owens.
U1U BUUJ " "
army aviator who was drowned Mon-
day with Lieutenant Thomas V. Hynes
when the plane in wmcn iney were
.iora-tned a rlane pUoted by
Captain T. W. Allen and fell SOfl feet
into the water.
i- -r Lieutenant Hvnea waa
iUO WW - - .
recovered soon otter the sccldent. rua
home was in New York. Captain Al-
len and his observer. Lieutenant A.' F.
Hebbard suffered broken oones wnen
their Diane went into a nose dive
striking a barge
u i. hiivnd Lieutenant Hynes. who.
with Sergeant Owens waa a member
of tho sixth pursuit squadron. In at
tempting to land swervea to an angle
..-Vi!-H nravented him from aeeina the
plane piloted by Captain Allen. ....
Make Preparations for
Presbyterian Meeting
Associated Press Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. II Plana for
entertaining the next genera) assembly
of the Presbyterian church In the U.
S. A. are being formulated by local
committees under the direction of the
Rev. Lewis B. Smith pastor of the
font Presbyteriaa chare ef thai efty.
The assembly ta to be heM hare May
IS to It. mi. o
Rev. Lewis aWynMur ICadaw. stated
clerk of the church has made a sur-
vey of facilities here fur entertaining
the assembly and conferred with local
church saea regardlna the Plans.
The aseeaibly will brine together
zsoe oeiegatsa rrom the m presby-
teries of the church.
Mother Holds Girl '
Prisoner for Two Years
United Press Report.
CHICAGO Oct II. Mary Devine
waa rescued today from her basement
cell where she had been kept prisoner
by her mother for mcjav-than two
years. -
The 11-year-oM girl was unclothed
when found and waa half -starved and
underslsed. Her body waa a mass of
bruises which she said resulted from
dally whippings Inflicted by her
mother. 6he was hardly able to talk.
Her hair waa hanging nearly to her
knees.
Mrs. Josephine Devine mother of
the girl was arrested and the case con-
tinued until November 1 to give the
girl a chance to recover.
Miss Devine said that she lived in
the dark with ducks and chickens. -She
aaid she was not allowed to bathe Or
wash.
LIFT Hit HAT. 'v.
COLUMBUS Ohio Oct. 1 1. A shhN
herlnc bandit held up H. W. 8chaffr
and took everything put his hat it
wag too email.
Galvanized Flat Sheets
Eaves Trough
Conductor Pipe
Sheet Zinc
Sheet Copper
Galvanized
and Painted
Corrugated
Sheets
Tin Plarn
inejet iron
"Armco" Ingot Iron Sheets
Big stock all gauges width and lengths. Send us your or
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A SHORT DISTANCE FROM
PENNSYLVANIA AND
GRAND CENTRAL
TERMINALS WITHIN a
FEW MINUTES OF EVERY".
THING WORTH WHILE
THE HIGH-CLASS HOTEL
ROOM WITH BATH. $3.00
Dr- A. M. Autrey
PasaasM af the Eye Ear Ness and
".. Threat
Offlss S20-S11 Brines Theater
. . ullding
Living Model Demonstration
QUEEN THEATRE SAKOW1TZ BROS.
MEN'S FASHION REVUE
Matinee Evening
Copyright 1922 Bart Schaffacr ft Marx
Your Overcoat
jlgik Fou'Z find go many good ones here
fSp." you'll know that yours is among them
ITS A WONDERFUL Overcoat display;
1 the richest fabrics of America and Britain;
England Scotland Ireland have contri-
buted. The smartest of the new styles are
shown; and they're certainly very smart
styles; new ideas in ulsters belt coats sport
Vnodels raglans dress overcoats. Fall and
winter weights. Come and see what ydu'll
get at
'35
Gabardine and
Whipcord Coats
'45
$29.75
Sweaters
Gloves
Underwear
On Main Street at Preston
DOKICS DONATE.
ORANGE Texts Oct.' U. Among
the good turns down by - the Doklas
during; the period of their (all cere-
moniee held at Orange Saturday aft-
ernoon' and night waa a donation of
mi made to the Salvation Array.
The conation was accumulated by
meaaa of the circulation of a fruit Jar
among the crowd in the afternoon by
a member of the Joymakers. The do-
nation was mads during a street meet
tng of the armly held at 7:30 Saturday
night. .
EXTEND TURPENTINE TAPPINGS
v Houston Post Special.
ORANGE. Twaa. Oet. 81. J. B. Mil-
Ukin civil engineer for the Lutcher A
If core Lumber company will begin
active work preparing for a general
extension of the logging and turpentine
department of toa company's fronts In
Louisiana. - i
The turpentine camp will be moved
from Farwell to a place about four
miles beyond this paint. Other ekten
atdns will be made Mn the company's
railroad which will be lengthened four
miles. This move i of the tin-pent Ine
camp will constitute the last move la
this block of timhr. . v
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increase
Galveston Exports
f AssocWed TTess BeporU H
GALVESTON Texal Oc-tT Ex
ports from Galveston during the meek
ending October 88 aggregated 8t.74u
tons valued at ill8S885 according
to figures compiled by the cotton ex
change Exports during the previous .
wk were 18888 tons value; at
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El 'HIS MASTERS VOICE" P983 1
POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC
The Singer (Elsa MsjcweH) Frances Alda
Cosi fan Tutt In UOmini in soldati (School for Lovers In Lovers and
in Soldiers for Constancy You Look!) (Mozart) In Italian Lucrezia Bori
Somebody Loves Mat (Hattie Starr) Sophie Braslau
Boris GodovDow Farewell of Boris' (Farewell My Son I Am Dying) Feodor Chaliapin
Waiting for Your Return (Gcnise-De Custis-Caesar) Emilio de Gogorza
Si mes vers avaient des ailesl (Were My Song with Wings Provided)
(Victor Hugo-Reynaldo Hsin) In French Geraldine Farrar
Pagliacci Vesti la giubba (On with the Play) (Leoncavallo) Beniamino Gigli
Flrirti; Dntdunan Traft ikr iu Scoiff (A Ship the Restless Ocean Sweeps) Maria Jeritza
Oh Sleep! Why Dost Thou Leave Me? (From."SemeleL') John McCormack
MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL
Quartet in G Major Finale (Mottrt) Flonzaley Quartet
Zapateado (The Cobbler) (Spanish Dance) (Sarasate) Violin Solo Jascha Heifetz
Serenade (WJeral-F. Kithtr)Violinand' Cello Dutt Frita Kreisler-Hugo Kreisler
The Maiden's Wish (Chant polonais) (Chopin-Liszt) Piano Solo Ignace Paderewski
Moment Musical (Schubert) Philadelphia Orchestra
' Don Juan Part I (Strauss) Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates
Svmohonv Orchestra under Albert Cnt
Symphony Orchestra under Albert Coates J
Number Size Price
66093 10 $1.25
87346
66084
88661
10
10
12
i Don Juan Part II (Strauss)
Don Juan Part III (Strauss)
Don Juan Part IV (Strauss)
LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS
Lilly Dale
The Gypsy's Warning
For the Sake of Auld Lang byne
Call Me Back Pal o' Mine
Life's Railway to Heaven
The Harbor Bell
Away Down South
Olive Kline and Criterion Quartet
Elsie Baker
Lewis James
Charles Harrison
Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns
Charles Harrison-Clifford Cairns
Peerless Quartet
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans (From "Strut Miss Lizzie") Peerless Quartet
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean "Positively Mr. Gallagher?"
By the originators Ed. Gallagher-Al Shean
Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean "Absolutely Mr. Shean I"
By the originators Ed. Gallagher-Al Shean
6094 10 1.25
87348 10 1.25
66095 10 1.25
74776 12 1.75
66096 10 1.25
74693 12 1.75
66097 10 1.25
87579 10 1.50
74777 12 1.75
66098 10 1.25
55176 12 1.50
55177 12 1.50
45329 10 1.00
18944 10 75
18925 10 .75
18942 10 75
1.25
1.25
1.75
18941 10 .75 j .
BANJO SOLO
Ross' Double Shuffle
Ross' Juba
DANCE RECORDS
' After a While Fox Trot
I'm Happy Fox Trot
"Black Face" Eddie Ross
"Black Face" Eddie Ross
All Star Trio and Their Orchestra '
All Star Trio 'and Their Orchestra .
18926
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When the Leaves Come TumbHn Down Fox Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
Zends Fov Tmt Zez Confrev and His Orchestra
f Stuttering Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
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I Found a Four-Lear Clover Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
(From George White's "Scandals")
Two Little Ruby Rings Fox Trot
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f Three O'Clock in the Morning Waltz
Oriental Fox Trot (Cui's " Orientgle ")
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
SPECIAL ISSUES DURING OCTOBER
' All Over Nothing at All Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray
I'll Stand Beneath Your Window To-night and Whistle Aileen Stanley-Billy Murray
Chicago Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
. Early in the Morning Blues Fox Trot The Virginians J
suez rox irot v-iyae uoerr ana nis urcnesira
I Wish I Knew Fox Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise Fox Trot
i (From George White's "Scandals") Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
You Remind Me of My Mother Fox Trot
(From '.'Little Nellie Kelly") Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Victor Talking Machine Company CamdenN.J.
18928 10 .75
18945 10 .75
18948 10 .75
18950 10 .75
18940 10 75
18943 10 .75
18946 10 .75
18947 10 .75
18949 10 .75
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