The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 89, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 2, 1922 Page: 2 of 39
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:G? GAFTUEll
M STATE HEED
ORDER TO STRIKE
(Cont'd from pg. 1.) .
Ciwn their tools. .The strike Wn
In an orderly manner and railroad of-
ficial do not expect any disorder
whatever. However a a precaution-
ary measure the Ban Antonio said
Arenas Faas railway has. employed
guard to watch Its property.
- B. M. Sheldon service agent for this
line said that men had been hired.
To. fill all vacancies created by the
strike order. About JO men ar af
fected. It is understood tnai me
vote of the local railway employees
wa strongly In- favor of. the walk-
out. Temple report 130 shop craftsmen
employed In the Santa shop walk-
ed out In obedience to strike orders.
Joint meeting of organisations was
held Saturday morning presided over
by W. F. Burchard. at which .It was
agreed that no discharge pay checks
woqldr be accepted by the men on
strike also that all act would be
orderly and peaceable. "
Union crafts' workers practically
to a man quit work at all point on
the Katy system according to re-
ports to the assistant chief operat-
ing office of the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railway at Dallas. Foremen and
common laborers were on the Job
however.
Union leaden reported 150 men out
at Amarillo in the Santa Fa Bock
Island and Fort Worth and Denver
shops. At Wichita Falls 100 men em-
ployed In the Fort Worth and Denver
and Katy shop quit at ID a. in.
Other points reporting on the strike
Waiw: Sherman. SO Frisco ahonmen
out; Ennls. 175; Tyler 450; Waco
. SO and Childress BOO. ' .
i.'ZJndlfr Emnlovps Holitl
Ckiting at Bay Shore
Kmploye of the Ben Zindler Sons'
tor will forget business today to par-
tlclpate in their annual picnic at Bay
; shore park. Member of the Courtesy
club the Zindler store hav been
working bard arranging aa attractive
program for this event The boat
Nicholaus has been chartered by the
' Arm for this occasion and will convey
the men y maker to the picnic grounds
' and return.
Tn Nicholas win leave the Texas
- company wharf at 10 a. m. for Bay
Shore park and will return at T p. m.
Jf jAU kinds of picnic games are sched
uled Including races swimming boat
lag and dancing and other novel fea-
tures. A dinner will be held at noon
on the trounds. .
: Arrangements are in the hands of
the Courtesy club members of which
' predict an exceptionally good time will
) aua uy au woo aueaa- uua picnic
today.
HOTTEST JUNE
IN FOUR YEARS
IS RECORDED
June In four year. The hottest 'day
during the month was ft on the 25th
and the coolest tt on the 2nd and
Ird.
Bain during the month waa
Inches as compared with the average
June rain of 4 7t inches.
FEDERAL TROOPS
RUSHED TO SCENE
OF BANDIT RAIDS
Cont'd from PC. 1.)
.t mr-Yi fumn. or will SelS DrODCrty.
It is believed her however mat nei juuusei. w courow
in nokn cood hi boast. Because I a nccui exception.
th. M-ral troona. I am woro cnucaie naa nfn more
Goroaave exoialn that he is collect-1 commonly heard and seen in England
log fund for a new revolutionary I sinew r mi aaveni as in report-
movement for restoration of the con-1 ere aver this I the only term ade-
.Htittinn r iis7. .1 quate dcscrlptiv of the Jovial noises.
H arrived at tha Aguaaa camp eariy wiui wnrcn m au jiuuce iim ma
last Sunday accompanied by S10 men. I auauors warning; mat ne la on tn
Th. ra well clothed orderly and I verse of telling another anecdote. A
.nn.rntiv well fed more Ilk an army I theatrical manager sensing words en
then Ilk bandits wu'.w1 im nm urvuu uuk w mavw
Thv nreaented a flocOment Staunr I cuvmcu inucuva.
they represented revolutlonlats en-1 Almost every honor list ra recent
sued in re-esUblishlng the rights! years has provoked criticism of the
guaranteed under the constitution of I high titles given to men who hav no
ISJT and tnat tn organisation was I viatu. uiaw nnpi uwr
called the "Brlgad Pelaes." after a I great weaitn ana tn suggestion l
Mexican seneral. whose specialty was maae witn increasing iranicness that
collecting funds from American oil I noblemen are created In return for
companies and who was reported In liars; contributions to party fond th
Houston several day ago. - I "i wnicn at one ran was goa-
No women remained In th earapsipwa 01 appointments to me Amen.
thv had moved several weeks be-1 can aipwmstio service.
fore when trouble was feared. I The fact that the bestowal of honors
On leaving th camp Goroiav took I m nominally a prerogative of the king.
horses mules and saddle. H next although the nominations are made by
turned up Wednesday morning at th tha prime minister has made prom-
Fecero camp where he surrounded U inent persons reluctant to discus th
men among whom were eight Amer- matter publicly because' their objec-
lcan. and made th sam demands tlona might be considered a reflection
When he left this camp he said htlupon the action of the crown. The
would return July 1 and collect ran-1 king's recent birthday list however.
torn for the benefit of th revolution-1 haa been followed by nnusual attacks
arr movement I In tha house of lords which haa hare.
When he left he said he was golnwre seen reluctant to comment on
Chill Cortasea to attack tha campltne subject partly through pride al-
th Mexican Gulf Oil company and I though the lord object to any dilution
; Boy Killc dby Train
To Be Buried Today
' Oran tdgley 11. killed in a train-
auto crash Friday win b buried at 1
p. m. Sunday In the Evergreen ceme
tery. Funeral sendees will be-held
from th bom of his parent. Mr. and
. Mrs. George A. Edgley Ml Liberty
avenue with Rev. T. J. Windham of.
fldating.
Th youth was fatally Injured when
an inbound International and Great
Northern train struck th automobile
la which he and other members of th
- family were riding.. Th accident oc
curred at th Hay street evoastns.
Mr. and Mrs Edgier and Butty and
J coxa sisters of th dead boy' escaped
froaa th car be (or the crash i The
colUaloa cam before Oran ceo)
assisted out of th automobile w
Besides hi parents and sisters the
youth is survived by his grandDarenl.
. Mr. and Mrs G. D. Daughters of
Houston.
collect the same amount but up to
tha time of filing this dlapatcn he Is
not reported as having arrived there.
That camp is now guarded by federal
troop.
enn-Mexican Gimp
Held For Ransom
WASHINGTON. July l.-The Palo M?."" H?!l G!rf ".TV Pr"'ed
Blanco- camp of Fenn-Mextcan. Fuel
company near Tuxtan Mexico has
been raided by Mexican bandits under
General Larraga and th property Is
held for 10000 pesos ransom a mes
sage from Consul Shaw at Tamplco to
the state department said sent late
Odd Fellows Institute
Lodge at Sugar Land
Sixty new member of tha ' Sugar
land lodge a subordinate lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
war instituted with sn Impressive
ceremony conducted by member of
tha four subordinate lodge of Houston
at Rosenberg Saturday night. The
degr teama of tha Houston lodges
conferred th four subordlnat dt
area oo th Sugar land novlatea.
This new lodge starts under most
promising auspices the hall being do
attest than by th Sugarland Indus
tries aad th dub begins Its Ufa with
a well stocked roster.
Scholarship Winners -
En Route to College Sta
Olen Thompson. Lyl Humphrey
and Sam Poorman.'all of K air' win-
ner of th boy scholarship at th
recant encampment at Bice Institute
wer at the Chamber of Commerce
Saturday en their way to th A. and
ja. ooiieg wnere tney win attend 1
. four weeks course rlran winnon
: w teats. . Boy Clark also of Katy
' wisa wvl a nlac- on th itiwir fiH
ins; team at th encampment joined
amm oaioraay nignt sa tney left
CoUsc eutlon.
Lysla Humohrer-and Ham Pm
1 beat da winning th scholarship course
for excellence in general agricultural
araojecta aiso won a piac on the live
I stock iudainsr tMm with Pn ri..v
Tb course given at A. and M. college
aimer at acnoiarsntp starts Monday
mh nan jour wee as.
1 K.fu. -
PATENTS
hMtirt Oatalwaa and Trademark
a eayngm mgwrnve
HuJwy& Other
Ftt rsssa 47M Mewetea. Taj
Offle rpa tre awiainfl
Taft Makes Hit With
. a ;
T ir'lOnly'AacanWiO Has
Rivalled Simms in
Popularity
Associated Press Report.
LONDON July l.-Chlef Justice
Taft is the only American visitor to
England In th last few year who haa
rivaled Admiral Simms in popularity
with the British public To those
who knew Mr. Taft In his presidential
years he proved a disappointment in
th point ot physical dimensions but to
those -who met him for the first time
he waa a delightful surprise. Hi un
failing good humor genial smile and
unaissuming ways are quite distinct
from the mental picture the average
Englishman carries of one occuptni
a high Judicial rank Lord Birkenhead
eaoap taxation and boasted of th
fact
Some of th member of commons
pressed th premier to gtv a day tor
debate en tha subject but Mr. Uoyd
Q org refused on the ground that
there was not sufficient tlm at th
present s salon which . was already
over-crowded with work.
For th first tin. In Lady Aster's
career as a legislator cries for a vote
were heard when sh roa to speak
th other day. Earlier In th seasion
ah had spoken rather lengthily en th
subject of widow pensions and th
house registered tmpatlenc when ah
arae the second tun.
"You'll be her all night If you go
on like that" said th vlscounteaa
after calmly waiting; for th shout
.to ceaas. A moment later th laugh
waa on her for ah began:
"I hav arisen to remind some of th
members who are not here."
Jady Astor has a new hat for par-
liament of black straw with a smart
turn of th brim. According to ac-
counts carefully kept by lobby gossip-
ers this is only tb third th first
Ing her U
..tr iis hud fe.uce tu-
T
. - -i Tua
rrchibited by opsin
Export restriction on textile waste
hav been removed by Italy and Im-
portation ot wheat and' wheat flour
hav ben prohibited by Spain while
that country has reduoed th duty on
corn according to announcements
mad Saturday by th foreign trad
department ot the Chamber of Com-
merce ' J. - - -
Customs authorities havot authorised
th removal ot restrictions against th
exportation of all kind of rags eld
cordage and waste and sweeping of
hemp jut and linen manufacturer.
Importation of wheat and wheat
flour haa bean prohibited by Spain
until th price ot these commodities
In 8paln Increases to more thin U
pesetas per 100 kilo and remains at
that price for one month. Th country
howvr reduced th duty on 'Import
ed earn far food nurnosea on Quanti
ties hot exceeding 110000 ton through
Galaclan and Cantabrian ports and
10. 000 tons through other ports. Cora
Intended tor th manufacture of al
cohol will be dutiable at I SO pesetas
Instead of th former duty of 1 pe
setas per 100 kilos the department re
ported
-HI-GIL
Mi )
.; ijul
PES CjliKi
' (Cont'd from pg. 1)
Aransas Pass shops had responded to
the strike call 100 per cent
Reports from Faltatin were tnat
4S0 men toft th shops ot th Interna
tlonal knd Great Morthra railway
there.
The ntlr fore of th striking or-
nniaatlona working in th Missouri
Kansas and Texas railway ien mh
benches this morning. About i men
in all .walked out. On bollermaker
two machhilsU and two hslpere oora-
noaed th fore of th roundhouse.
About ii mm la th car shops war
affcted. v .
Th. walkout wa 100 pr en af-
fective. . ." .
Maintenance ot Vay gmployeg ."who
went out Sturdy morning wr be-
ing ordered back to work by General
Chairman. E. B. Reese. According to
reDorta received by Mr. Reea a num
ber of malntenaac of way employ
went out through a mlsunderstanding
and are returning to work under orders
of thelfofflclala.
Th nutintenane of way employ
of their caste which would cheapen Its
prestige.
On this occasion the lords led th
way tn outspoken debate and al-
though the house of commons follow-
ed their example warmly the discus-
sions hare been more personal than
usual oeing mostly directed against
J. B. Robinson South African millionaire.
Early fat the administration of Prime
that ennoblements would be coupled
wua statements giving the reasons
for which the honors were bestowed.
In Mr Robinson's case the reasons
given were "for national and imperial
services.
The Earl of Selborns and the Earl
U16 BlaaltJ UCLSSJU IIUCUI MiU. sKUk WIC I m ... . . ... ... . .
Friday. Th. payment wa demanded h'f"
by July 1 but no deUll of th raid
were available the message added.
The Penn-Mextcan Fuel company Is
ferred to U about 10 miles west of I T '"Z J .
Tuxtan. The message did not (ay
whether any Americans had been held
by th bandit as security for th pay.
ment demanded.
An earlier message from Consul
Shaw said h bad Just been advised
reliably . that 4M Mexican federal
troop reached th Aguada district m
sitlons In South Africa declared they
had never known Mr. Robinson to ren-
der such services. Much wasjsald
about a law suit brought in I15 In
buying property for th company of
wmcn ne was chairman and selling
to the same company a profit He
waa ordered by th court to pay a sum
wnich with the costs amounted to
more than 600000 pounds.
The newspapers have chanted that
the recipient of a minor honor r-
. ..r. lTr."r r ""LL1C1. " l moved the headquarter of a big bust
th consul believed that they will be
able to banal tb situation there. It
was th Aguada camp of th 'Cortes
Oil company which wa seised about
week ago by th bandit leader Ooro-
save. 40 Americans employed at the
plant being held for 14 hours. It Is
not known whether Goto save received
tha 15000 peso he demanded for th
release of this camp.
Brazil Seeks Houston
Exhibit at Centennial
Tha RraslllU International r.n.
tenniaf committee wants Houston to
hare an exhibit at the centennial to I
be held at Rio d Jenelro from Sep
tember 7 lia to March 11. 111. John
Henry Kir by was appointed several
months ago as a committeeman to see
that th United 8late Is represented
at the centennial. The invitation re
ceived Saturday asked Mayor Hoi-
combe to attend personally.
Ma turned th request ovef to the
Chamber of Commerce which win ar
range in exniDit ix practicable or I
possible The United States has the
largest building on th grounds which
wss erected at a cost of tl.000.000. It
will be used by tha American embas
sy after the celebration.
1 JrJm2J erarrwejewaaaaaassjw-
BCNIFIT DAN Cat
. Th Addlcks Texas camp of Wood
men ef America wilt give a benenflt
dance at Its hall July I. according to
announcement made Saturday by Joe
Habernseher and Harry Patschky.
In charge of the dance.
HANDY-
MATTY Scat Covers
. Keeps yew cool aa
pew tec t year doth
frea east and ellrt. Use-
fal en automobile seats
porch swings porch rock-
era lawn awiags laws
chain greadstaael seats
4a every Wy aJaes
wker people sit. Durable
$l A C H
$4.50 for a
all $et of five
Sold bf goto ac-
' . ttuory daltg
hvdww g torts
aad sporting goodi
. shop.
Jobbers Carry Stock
Mask by
HANDY-MATTY CO
Mobile Ala.
LotisBos.&Co.
HERE IS A TYPICAL
L0FTIS VALUE
AWttll.
MIC
BOWX
War
Hand-
some Genuine
Diamond
or Guar-
anteed Watch
when
you go on
your
Fourth
of July
Outing.
Exceptionally brilliant blue white
perfect cut Diamond guaranteed:
set In this rich 11-k Solid Whit
Geld mounting hand made pierced
and carved. You will marvel at th
VBIU TOT
$100 a Week
Othsrs at S75 tlM gZOO $250
ana up.
(i JLnettel
Vfl Diamond V J
Ring Pi
J (P
Watch Chain and Knife Set
Open face U slse thin model.
beautifully engraved; assorted pat-
terns. Gold filled guaranteed li
years blgin 16 jewel movement.
cur link waiaemsr Chain.
e-oll filled Knife. PRirm sriR
COltPLETB SET
Credit Terms
$2.85 a Month
On
$28.50
WATCH REPAIRING AND aPE
CIAL ORDERS
Watfhae renalred. all warb iia
Hluil rri.m.n. ..n.m n. A 1 A
jeweiry repaireo or remooeiea. ie
signs and estimate for special or
ders cheerfully furnished free.
Liberty Bonds Accepted at Par
' Open Cvcry Evening
Cell r write for catalog No. 170
Phen Preston 2C00 or 4112 and
tlesman will call.
Th Old tciisbi Diamond and
Watch Credit Heuee
OS MAIN gTSiaaT
II
Store Will Be Closed Tuesday July 4th
PRICE
on all Girls'
and Children's
STRAWS
' '...
Mothers will save just half the original
Erice. Tailored Milan Straws in navy
lack brown and combinations that can be
worn up to early fall. Small turnup and
droop brim straws for little fellows 1 to 8
years; choice selection; every size HALF
PRICE.
Big Boys! Panamas
Leghorns and Sailors
HALFPRICE
Boys'
Flapper
Suits
'285
For rough and-
ready play
time made to
withstand hard
usage. Well
made of fine
quality twill
khaki with
sport collar
blouse and
flapper pants.
Sizes 3 to 10.
Boys'
Vacation
Needs
Special $3.00 Bilk Striped'
Madras Sport Blouses hand
some silk decorated patterns
In new color treatment splen-
did for going awy....1.9
Special Madras and Percale
Sport Blouses; Just the thins
for generaff acation wear.79e
Khaki Blouse Sport or reg-
ular Eton style for fishing
camping- or any outdoor
wear $1.00
: - M j t. j.e . no strike
n i 4 i . n by i. m until
t t .h t of tnelr sxecutlve
ci"s"Si In CIniB.io Mon.iny.
A I l-k-mr day became effectlv Bat-
ui...y f ir maintenance ot way em-
ployes of the Houthern Pacific. Par-
leys on this matter were held Friday
between oillolala of the company and
of the union. It la expected that fur
ther meetlnrs In an effort o Mho part
of the men w retain th els tit-hour
day will be held.. '
Shortly betas 11:0 reiistratlon of
the etrlklng erefts was started. A
tow minute later a closed meeting; of
th ercanlseuea wss held. at which
instruction tfi th Ullur were U-
Among th committees appointed
- i a 1
news ii i a 6
will be given cut.
: 'v MACeA'tleV Vl fc-if.' ''''
.Sustness of Import ac'tr tl fnem-beri-wlll
be taken. m at tuUcig ef
Houston tent No. Si. Knight ef th
Maccabees at I p. m. "Wednesday st
th Odd Fsilows MU luk. and .
Milam streets. . ... .-
: -'
Witt. PAY N0TM
Outstanding t per ' sent notes
amounting to tU.700.OOS-wll be paid
by th Texas company on August 1.
Notes are not due on that dat. ..but
the directors are seeking to reduo the
Indebtedness of th firm. n
f
Boys' KnJcker Palm Beach
Pants; made in th very beat
way new pattens and colon
'-Just received .......... fIJS
Straight Cut Palm Beach
Pants for Httlo fallows t to
S yean extra good Quality
make ..V. $1.45
Boys' Khaki Pants made ot
good quality marine khaki
well made for general vaca-
tion wear $1.80
Boys' AtWetlc Union Suit;
in pin check nainsook knee
length; get him a few fresh
suits for vacation wear..7So
S-Chalr
arber
Shop for
Boys and
Girls
The Boys Store Second Floor
Boys' Sport Stockings; noth-
ing more comfortable; lus-
trous silk lisle drop-stltch ef-
fect with roll top in black
and brown ..............SOo
Four-Piece Baseball Outfit:
made at strong strjped twill
with re& or blue trimming
shlrti pantstftbelt and cap
at r.J2.SS'
. & '
Official.
Outflttera
to
oy
Scouts -
inmni
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-As :Your Growing Needs :
Require Bigger Banking 1
You will find Union National Service tdequate for them all.
We are looking forward to that time. It has been our privilege
to be associated with many. ambitious young enterprises and
help them to success. ' . "
24424 Depositor. KNQW and Testify for the Correct )
Method and Helpful Courteous Service of TM Bank
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
Capital Surplus and Profits Over $2000000.00
GcfiluOiro Lsuri U
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made by the largest man-
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Send us your orders or
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ew& I -'" j"JI """.rl'n i
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The new A-JB Ranges now on dlsplayhave improve -
menta that will appeal to every housewife.
Come in and inspect the largest display of high
class uas Kanges in the soutn
Prices from $24.75 to $210.00.J
Ictsd wtib'i guaranteed rust-
.Every A-B is const
proof linings.
A five-year guarantee accompanies every A-B sold .
with ftvn ViMt rnntrnl. ' k"-- f t
. Range sold on small monthly payments or 10
cent discount lor cash. . . -t1
Connected free up to twenty-five feet from meter
to range. . . .. . adJK
Over 16000 A-B Ranges now In use in Houston'
homes. There is a "reason- . : :
'" ; '; ' 'V-'' W i
Every Range solcLIs inspected and adjusted free.
of charge as longs tt is used. . t;
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Telephone Preston 1812 ' i
Office and Salesroom 607 San Jadnto '
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CLARK COMPANY
'OPTOMETRISTS AND-OPTICIANS
- S18 Texas Avenue
. ANNOUNCING . .
The Opening of the Humble Building
: Barber 'Shop
Joe tielnrich; preient manarer ana proprietor ef th Carter Bulldim
Barber Shop announces to th public th opening of his new
barber shop In the Humble Building-. The new shop Is completely
equipped with all modern fixture and 1 considered as oa t th
beat In the city.
Th same htm standard ot service which characterise hi
eat barber shop la th .Carter Building will be maintained.
v JOS HIINRICH lrerltr.'.
V Oretind Mr Crtf Sulldlni and Humble Sulldlng '
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