The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 254, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 23, 1924 Page: 2 of 58
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REPOSTEDFfcEEI
pint of nlniitir to lTnid after tat
presa-a aunt eeoaoaic criis k paaatn
(1srmui.1 Pnlure Klin GallM '
wlthmdrwn tm ta a xrtny for ffc
pos of reatplni iis praoantJ4
FOfi TEXAS C01SI
1! V--. . . .
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- tag to-AoB Jtawae rebati coonl
DciWtei Me-ts Oat De la. OktIi
had toft Mik for Galveston
. ' . fan ! thi ht&drr a( Hie rsrw!t wii
' eaa people terlanriat the mtrpoii
laia civilian url military folio wen Mi
t proMentt tat conflict "to fiaiu
' i' arardles t aeriices."
( V . Jfcnenei nid received a saJupiM
. ' froa Fnttin In which it w stitri
'- that at two da roffri i
aeivll and niftary officials of ie tie I
otaaea Mflon wei reached x prn
h revolt Tl" conference deriM
V. to invoke tie lw of Joares. aniita
' T" in 18B2. to ai-h any person. Mtiw
ar foreign vho kearini; irasM lain
V ' it bet aght. This a-tr5i n"
' taken. Jimaes maid as rp-ial tor
i' .hDflnr tartici oxs the nan of (
'" offirials. Till mni (he revol e willbt
aameiimd ithfH uart?n- pro-
nl. aeronlin: to the rebel oouhkL
n. In Hiifrta nresided at . lie ea
' ference and is cJras-ins- up tKeproc-'-'
lasniitiec be said- .
?4 N adrke hata bwn recearwrt tt-
' day by Adolfo Jimtin Mexican rebel
cmnl km to iwiiite tie aW-rtrtm
. f Adolfo l Muerti for ia WW
J man .aaid h u lncJinel to it-
H i rihirt ti nmrt W "tederaj pr-
' aTandt." allhonrt aeidmittea iti(l!
-he tra. i
f'i "I belienit a moke arxmli
'i ?onffl a (lerl rfrfre." e ml
Thf T'nitrd -StatM naTal attm
-. her ha4 rwiv-1 nothing m wprt
' the aranhoat Sanpu on wick Dt
la Buerta it Mtid to t travel
Tf rtit f Tabei will b ttf
'"Virpnc md of tbe Qbrn
part;." the Je'3ant bidmt ixi hM
i Oenrral Cawlidtt Ajrnimr. coiBMniiiln
mi Mexirnn ttbeJ ferret in tb- mti-
Mt. r"d i m !Mff rece-Tl bt
Adolfo Jimrofi. rebel if eat here. Iron
Frter telir.
f.rt eithasriasii preraas ia Ik
(Motheaat orr Che ilfdnion r mi-
.' rim Btiiii - kH thf disfta-r 4. "Al
. puiwui m in t r nnlr ii i ii iiffH
ml form under Geoeral Sev-nn il
Paerto Mfiiro.""
So neation wu tude of TV It
t Haatta t the r-eeiit rw:fee n
ported in pugr- it Frooro r
Feoderal Soldiers
TalLikc Puerto Mexico
Unlttd Pra Xteport.
IfMti RHTN'OTON. Marrrh . Meal
eta iederal tt aaw- accwpied
Pmiamhj Mac In. Thmt rtralutioaar
ton i m; iMordim ta napotraca rrom
tin r-nnboait Tulai aiaaaiattd the chj
;et Jo after toataac taa pifBd
pil kMaawibieaa howM.
HCraDBOKEX N. J Mire 22.-
One W hundred tii forty Metiean sol-
diers od sailon uile-d todij on the
tMrrarEiiBhlp Vin Oyck for Rio dt
JuifKjn Brasii where- thtf will aaaa
i r Kjnooat to he nd ttainaC the
Meiirin rebeit. Tbo aninlwat irhlcn
they will man i bought bj Mexico
tram BruiL
Kai xxisas MabonatJ Bank
CtCloses Doors -After Run
Aipocutfd Press Jieport.
Py aRSOXS. Em.. Mart 21. The
rTm 3fr Nationil bank of thia city
m av Biond .this ifter-noon by F. K.
Pftfrar-oon. nationil banac: enminer. fol
Mwinaaf a rua oi tka lafah that befan
TMtn a nat roatiai.
"It would bin been f utile to bar
nDaaaaaiet open oMear me circum
itint e." Mr. Petersoxa uid.
The FanacnNitioiaaal bank araa the
I "ii'H jiml bank In this city and was
i - i alii at (100.000. W. r . Lay
in w presideat ind lraul Cornelius
wihie jr A bulk of its stockholder!
ni i depositor! were farmers. Ita
tut B fininoal sliteme-nt in January
It hid fcd deposits of fil. Itn re-
bsi imoantei t moti thaa $711-
185.
The -am elosiot of the bask la the sec-
tnd iatJonal bail In faatas to go to
the all in aim jeara iccortiiss Jm
sr. l i'eterson.
Belli 1 County Woman
Acaden tally Shot
B
Mine
Rebel Troops
Still Fighting
DALLAS Karri tt X
araa nade of A.doMo de la Huerti
Mexican rebel leader in direxra radio
aaaessafe eichaaaced laet airit a-
taaea th DaUaas Newa and areroli-t-ioaUT
ketdanaa-tert at FwoWm
Ta banco. A "haHthi' signed bry Otilio
tSomalea. rebel publicity acasnt ml
aaddrtssed to the?- Awociated Preii
acaee a oriel tommarr of rewolutioi'
ary military oaperations dnt-uti tit
paat month. Thap an atateaaaaeit oil
rate says arbrrr-e was on it I a
-fedenl
eroj
tk it
ittinr
ten
at Iiit
ejajptiaa; the aaae atlen that
atxrptane wu saftut oswa
aaear Preatera. Kebe)
also aaM to b? fithtinc
ti eaiedl determbiailDD
tnenterre with raW."
The DaTIti ??ewi and
were f eoamaaicatioii aa late
anidcitht.
Rebels Evacuate
Gty Says Report
MEXICO (TTT Mre4 2:
potekea from IDUa ay that Oiiki
City kaaa ertnared1 three Tm ifo Ij
reoeit. ataoer Uxznque Braaa auad for-tantta'-liareattaa.
Th eepilrhew add that tSat rebel
e4iieftain Sirmdor Vera p- - mi-
rendered at Puebla.
Tanpico idric-es report a Tirtir
for the federala at HaciexaaJa Su
Mijiirl. near VITlm Alduaa. Th retail
lost 15 dead itfd 25 wounded-
Deaial wis m aade today of mmon
taat AfiaertoJ. Panl. finance nminiiter.
ewiajht be appoind ambaesadoar- to ll
T'. R. 1 1 ia aid be wiB renrrat bii
Dii-
ckirfc
lire
wds
iirera
The-
Hoaatoo Poat Special.
rLTO.V. Thii. VTaarch 22. Mra.
Owena of Rorea-a wis serioua-
aded late Thurawxay by the dis-
tc of a 41 caliber piatol. aaid to
been accidentaLUjr discharged
r burns it do raare hawing
janted her left leg aa the thiarh.
wounded woman wu rushed
l a 1 l" hospital where it was aaid that
il nigarnt be aeceiary to amputate the
Reczommend Sand Point
For Air Base Site
SHrNGTOX Bdtarch 22. Ten
search bj aaratl officers for a
le air base ate on the Northern
coast hare led to the recon-
itioa of 8andPoixat. Wash. Rear
al Oregorj told ue bouse naral
ittee todi;.
reirs
soitaaaeCa
HODa-aQCU
CO ORSICANA WOaVfAN DIES.
COrORSICAXA Texaa. Mirch 22
Urn. K Hosie BudeL S2. died her Tes-
terdavaiy. she ii urrired br her wid-
ower and fire ehildrewi. Ellis Budei.
Conriarirana; Stere Baclei. Orient and
Dm Budei of Caddo. Okla.: Mrs.
Apie as a Sitnei. Millet aajad Mrs. Esther
8ieni e-ai. Caddo. Okla.
GENERAL NIYELLB
BEROOF VERDDll
IS DEAD IN PARIS
. (Cont'd -from Pg. 1.)
manded tie Fifth realmant of artO-
lery at Beaaocoa at th haad of
watch a dlatinguiahed hlmrelf ia th
eatir ataiea of th war aad woo aew-
aral eltationa.
lm reiimeat took a brilliaat part
ba the battle of tha alaraa whereupoa
Nerille was mad a grand commander
ta tha Lerion of Hoaor. Still a Colo
nel commanding artillery on the lip
of th Alan he waa described aa
tha moat accomplished type of com-
mamiinr ofBcer" by aa eminent lit
erary man writing for a London news-
paper. "Tall robust an intrepid
horseman with a fin head and a no-
ble expreaalon; somewhat grave
quiet and with an astonishing calm
and e If possession under fire he i
respected admired and adored by hia
men."
Head Never Bewea.
General Nlwell left to no one el
the duty of reeonnoitering the enemy
and judging tha affect s of th fir
of hia batterie on their trenches.
Shells were always the thickest where
N'iwelle was standing and all hia men
realised that aone or them were aa
much exposed as be. Officers around
him instinctively lowered their heads
when the screeching of a shell was
heard bat Nivelle'a head newer waa
bowed. "What difference doea four
or fire inches make under such cir-
cumstances ?" he once asked.
In action General Niwelle was alert.
quick and gesticulating giving the
impression that he had a great re
serve of energy both physical and
mental He also had the reputation
of being a atrlct disciplinarian and
rtoMibly the area teat gunner in the
arnry. He aeemed to have th closest
acquaintance with every man he met
In the trenches aad never waa at
toss to call each of his soldiers by
nerne no small aeeompiisnment con-
sidering the number of men under his
command. He took th greatest In-
terest in camp detail and was always
nlicitons concerning the welfare of
Ms "children' aa he called hia soldiers.
Mather Was Earns.
The mother of General Xivelle was
Enrlish. hence he learned to speak
her langnage fluently when he was a
hild. He retained tnrougnout nia
life the greatest admiration for the
British and never tired of memorta-
" 1 1 r 1
In AlJLrlm' CiMRah 'naf-w sissy
Battle (tt tha Baltic" ana "The Baa-ial
all Bialoha Moor" vera hto la.
vsjriteatf'A' iv'C.'i fW'C''D
Itye at . rreachataa. trlth -WaaoulJ
nsir -aj -cioamy wwwppwi
hard calcuUtlng eyea- aad a vise-like
mouth aad chha. When mad a gen-
eral h was M yearref wm
taa ywaacest ma ra- the rraaca ajrway
te) raadh sack a lark . ta waidi
rhe waa anpoiatsd over tha haada at
many of hi superiors
Dariu IxttO Gaaaral NIvaBo visa-
ed the Uaited 8ats to represent
Fraac JU tha teawantaaary celehwa-
tioa at taa American Mayflower eooa-
ciL Ha aaada a camber of apaackea
on kahalf of rranta-Aaaericaa amrr;
waa antertalned by ewvernmeat atf l-
ctala ta Waaamgtaa aad visitao West
Point before returning to France In
the. lata aummer of 1021.
Kty Wants Damage
Judgment i)et Aside
Houston Poet SpeeiaL
WACO Texas March 22. Motion
to set a aid verdict of 175U0
awarded & A. Ed diem aa va. the Katy
was filed in the 8eventy-fourth dis-
trict court beta friday.
Eddlentaa sued for S2S.000 alleg
ing personal Injuries. The motioa
filed Fridav made the claim that the
award was unwarranted by tha evi-
dence and the facts. Tha verdict waa
retarned by a jars- of 11 mea the
twelfth being excused on account of
itlnesa. -
Sheppard Bill Would
Increase Loan Rates
Associated Press- Report.
WASHINGTON. March 22. Th
farm loan board would be authorised
to Increaae to 60 per cent of their
appraised valne loans made upon
"permanent insured improvements"'
of a farm under a bil introduced to-
day by Senator Sheppard. democrat
Texas. The law now limits such ad-
vances to 20 per cent. '
TWO ANNOUNCE.
NACOGDOCHES Teiss March
22 District Attorney F. P. Mar-
shall now serving his first term has
announced for re-election. Sam H.
Town send of Lufkin has also an-
nounced for the office. R T. Bent-
ley of Martinsville a candidate ' two
years ago against County Commis-
sioner T. M. Stewart has again an-
nounced for this office. Stewart has
announced for re-election.
fAr&" M. RresifJent Sends
I '. Vd.: V'V' 'T.arfw A.:- "t .V
.. learagTaro rrom r ranee
' CTOJUUUa ' STATlONTTaaaa
March it- A cablegraai waa tecetvoa
by Kx ecu thro aecretary B. G. Bailey
Satnrdav moraine froaa Praaidant w.
fix.' Jlbuef-avaupfr that be aant Rea
latiar Ufeajnee as. I rUey had laaaad ta
Uarbeorg Fraacecat yesterday
afternoon. The nailed oa taa steam
ahfB Amertea from New York. March
Nine Men Rescued Off -'
3torni Swept Schooner
NOHTOLJC Tau. March 22. Kina
aaen. the entire crew at tha four
maated schooner Dorothea L. Brink-
sran were brought ashore by life-
savers in th breeches buoy when the
vessel piled up oa the beach at Oregon
Inlet 80 miles south of Cape Henri
today.
The vessel is being battered to
pieces in the surf and probably will
be a total loss.
EXPECT GOOD FRUIT CROP.
LINDALE. Texas. March 22. De
spite the unfavorable weather which
baa prevailed in thia section for the
past several weeks fruit growers be-
lieve a good crop ia a seared for thia
ear. aad that weather conditions
av had little if any ill affect an
orchards.
. TO HOLD REVIVAL.
KUBaniw.Ti. xexas. aiarca zz.-r-
The local Baptiat church has announc
ed a revival meeting ta Begin April
27. Dr. J. P. Hoone of Delias being
secured to assist the pastor. Dr. Judd
B. Holt in the conduct of the ser
vices. John U. Crockett will direct
tha musie for the meetings.
DOCTORBROTHER
OFffll
QDARRELED.
NEGRO'DECEARES
. 1 '.' c ' ' - - '
tuont a rrom .
ant of the aannarium. flheadded
. L. . L.J L. I.I
wbica Dr. WUkina aook and loaned
her SSO to tUa her avae aatD tlOOO
from taa sale at aecuriuaa ahoald av.
me iraai tJOioraao.-r V-x.
Davtaa DeaUa QaM. ' ' 1
B. F. Tarpler. railroad aasolov. and
Davlea the aegro furnace tender were
at Dr. Wilkina' home Friday after-
noou we witnaaa aaid.... j . .
Daviea. previously on the stsnd flat
lyadenled be had killed Dr. .vTUkina ei
kofrw a" - ... '
"Last Bight la Jan. TMViaa vnbin
taered. "Charlea Wilkiaa triad to sat
iuw tu wv wi lua'Biana nmf im bi
nit that I had choked hia sister." .
The negre testified Dr. Wtlkine waa
mtoxioaiea moat ot the una the. last
Rlirrrf c mm
Gt
ird BE9
(JILTY IN LIQUOR CASE.
ZLTON. Tens. Xlaarch 22. How-
Ik. charted wirh transporting
icatins liquor -was found not
alter the jury mad deliberated
vera! boon Friday.
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FISHING TACKLE
Rods Reels. Lines Hooka. Floats Artificial Bait Tackle
Case etc. Tha largest wholesale stock of Fishing Tackle to
be found in tola territory. Bead us your orders or write to-
day for catalog and price.
PEDEN IRON & STEEL CO.
axKjanow. saji antonio. rr woktbi. urravoaiT
FROST AT GONZALES.
GONZALES. Texas. March 22. A
light frost was noticed in low places
here Friday morning and it ia thought
it will do some damage to the fruit
crop.
ANNOUNCE CHAUTAUQUA.
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas. March
22. The 1924 Corpus Christ! chaa-
tauoua will be held April 14 to 21 ac-
cording to announcement made by the
committee guaranteeing the event. -
assaaaaea. na nnrir A
la tart! fca ilinTwa.
sTt
BaautrfA Mahogany
Player Piano
Uasd
x $395.00
1t Rolls Musts end tench
te Mateh
KEARNEY PIAK3 CO.
NABE WAREROOMS
"Home at tha Knaba"
ft' TravU Preston sail
two months aau aaM h bad lrchaad
Jamaica tinger tor fcer. several time.
r -ntmnM-t'-f rv
Darlea - rqueatmaad ' fOnrnt .tr.
wmina"aopppaedalth. aai ba.did
'sot knew) of any hiabiea -taa -eki.
woman ama reported to have had la
the bouse. . 'r.:.-' -W
Th Crowd which jammed the in.
quest room' witDessed tar Joat
greetlnr between Charlea WUkina n
der arrest in the investigation and
Mra Blanche-. Wilson a. aljter of
Cleveland. Owhq arrived today. "An-
othet sister and two brethers also
here for the Inquest -hat expressed
aonitdanea jn Charlea. f . ; . v
.BUYS AGENCY. -htrSXS
Texaa March 72. X I
DaPuy of Manning baa purchased the
Chevrolet Motor ageacy 'here. It is
installed in a beautiful new building
and Duncan Warren ia manager-
Ian il il Ii I I ' . J-.-tJ
Tired and drowsy feelings ooomtxiteJ
by headaohee. dspreaatoa or ataw isjj
tadolenaa; rougnnesa of akin: brUlng
out or eruptlonsi sore mouth tongue. :
Upa and throat .tTanlnar tadp aaueh
mwdVanf ohoklngi indigestion antU
aauaaar diarrhoea or onattpawori;;
mind affaoted and aaw. otnaea. . o-i
not wait for aU thaae aymptotna to apt 1
nr. if nu suffer cram oas or' Snorew
write for your eopy of the book today.'
It ia FiUBB nm mailed in plain ewaA;
"""Br! W. J; MeORAltT. toe - Kf
Dept. 211 carooa tuu. aiarifiian 1 1
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IN YOUR NEW HOME
Specify:
Peerless Dome
Dampers -J
-for they do away with a amoklng fireplace.
t
thay fllv control of tha fir nearly equal to a at ova.
-they afford ventilation to room whether there la a fir In
" orate or not. ' ' ' . ' ...
they cloae opening of fireplace when you are ualng other form
of heat. An open fireplace la almost a bad aa an open window
We will be glad ta give further Information and blue print upon
requeat. '
vi -nttai :n;. s ikt
HARDWARE
ULKIIIU
ESTABLISHED lfi&5
pnnTFP
COMPANY)
GUKILd
PRESTON 1000
W.C.MJJSTN
COSCPAJO
TIME
WJ
F.H. wCarBeiiter
stanafer Pweeiearaph Da vl
Edlsana ind VMralaa won tor
at! It was 'ssmrt tha areartw
Btaaamra thaw wa carried thi
aomr ft tfi a Mtixankae -Vloer
and aland te aswng taa "T" a.
i'm aiaHi.m
l'nf lUachi
Va ttusk
as CtMtMM
valaed sets.
many
ilty
""People Act as if They
Wanted to Be Killed"
SSairJ u enjrroeer of a fast American passenger train recently in commenting
5':
Juvenile Spring Apparel
From Head to Foot
Sor Little Fellows 2 to 8
the itadily hxreasing number of people killed at grade crossings. No doubt.
i-iif we could gride in the cab with one of them for an hour we would readily
with rtixxx
Another I. T. A. Policyholder
Killed at Railroad Grade
Croavxtng
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OuiMifflnmfi. jtsLsaa. . ha. 24689
oa ttUIJf
saxes at avlaoarraaa hou Vii aaxea
Telkt Aamaaca teaValtaTtOSUa. BaJTS
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(Facaimil of Check Covering Accidental Death Benefit)
PATENTS
P OWalii as and Tr
1 mm Cssirssajatt Reals
HaHwa 6 frthtery
Ptk PrestN 7w Haassesy Tata
Cttka avs-w .Sasaare Wsrttm
asv
Mr. J. B. G-raddy a merchant of New Bratinfels Texas was killed by the "Katy
JILimited" at a gTade crossing near that city Jan. 22 last while attempting to cross the
t jtrack in his au ttomobile. He carried an I T. A. Combination Health and Accident
EEIPolicy dated April 6 1922 and as he paid his premium annually in advance his death
barrmSrnefit wis thereby increased from $5000 to $6000. Mr. Graddy's wife was with him
it the time of thf accident and she also was instantly killed. Payment of the claim
.as nectssarilv held up until the court could appoint an administratrix of the estate.
Thousands of people have been killed every year at grade crossings who would be
ilive today haad they exercised a little precaution. Few look both ways at crossings
tnd careful chercks show that only one vehicle driver in five hundred really "stops.
la. Docks and listens." Tharn too think of the thousands of other ways one can be disabled
cror killed by various accidents and of earning power lost through being disabled by in-
f ifluenza. pneumonia dengue malaria typhoid fever and numberless other diseases.
Thrifty men agree that there is only one sensible thing to do and that is:
OCarry Frill Health and Accident Insurance Coverage
and See That It Is Continuously in Force
The I. T. A. is a strong Homo Company which strictly upon its merit enjoys the patronage
e of the Inuring snbllc. It Is a great Texaa clearing houa for Health and Accident Insurance.
The L T. A. lsai mora assets has more policy holders has paid more is benefits to policy bold-
as en or to their aaependent. aad baa been special txlng in Health and Accident Insurance longer
t than sxr ttmilfcx- association in th 8ootb-
Orer twenty rears of sertlce to policy holders and more than I1J00.0OO paid ta benefit to
ea date. y
The IT. A. -write tha Vaat Corobhaatloa Health aad Accident Poller in the counrty at aa at-
aar tractive rite.
Givt Your Application to Our Representative
an ft w. STEWART 1230 Jackson Brvtt Phort Had key (12SW or writ
International Travelers Association
Dallas Texas
1174
Vtca Cma Preaaldinl
Medsaal Art Building
en HaugMen Saa'y-Treaa
Spring Hats
For Tots
Smart little Hats in
Shepherd Checks olue
and tan Palmer Linen
tan and all white mer-
cerized Rep.
$1.50
Rajah and Rep
Hats
Distinctive styles for
little fellows 2 to 8.
Plain tan all white and
two-tone combination
style like cut on right
above.
$2
Straws for
Little Tots .
A varied assortment of
new shapes to please
the most exacting little
fellow. In navy black
and new tan combina-
tion. $2.50 $3 $3.50
Presenting a Great Showing of
Children's Wash Suits
For Little Fellows 2 to 8
Mothers will find hundreds of distinctive styles
to select from in sturdy fabrics and new trim-
ming ideas for little fellows to "dress up" in
this spring.
Suits of Palmer Linen Gabardine Poplin
Repps Galatea Chambrays in solid colors
all white and combinations. Featuring values
that will jnterest every mother.
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.50 to $6.50
Check Nainsook
Waist Union Suit
A double duty under-
garment. A union suit
and underwaist com-
bined. Has buttons at
waist firmly attached
to strong webbing tape
which extends over
shoulders and can be
adjusted. (2 to 12).
75c
Scout
Outfitters
Rompers $1.00
In green brown and blue
fast color chambray. V neck
style for general wear.
Play Suits 95c
In khaki and blue chambray
avith fast color red trimming
on neck and sleeves.
Comes in Black
Patent Leather
Brown Calf
Leather
Elk Sport Oxford
Sizes 6 to 12
$4.50
Sizes 12'i to 2
$5
Wear Like Iron Feel Like Velvet
TUST let your voungsters experience the comfort
I of a pair of Kappy Klogs and neither you nor they
a will ever be satisfied to even consider the purchase
of the ordiriary footwear. The nature-shape the fine
quality of leather used the practically seamless ab
solutely smootn tnsicie construction the ability to
vt woodtrfuljy long service these are the things
r oemuiisuiue laea excepuooai value
at
1-
Children's Socks '
New
Spring Assortments
Those cunning little j
Sox with turnover tops
for boys and girls. Real
pretty combinations. (
Plain white solid col-v
ors and fancy tops.
25c 35c 50c
Three Quarter
Sport Socks
Sport Socks for boys
or girls in a very elastic
rib-weave comes in
champagne black gray
buck and cordovan;
with two-tone fancy
Scotch turn over cuffs.
Sizes 7 to 10.
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A very practical one-
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Comes in lavender
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The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 254, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 23, 1924, newspaper, March 23, 1924; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth609634/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .