The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 327, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 20, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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THE LYRIC
SHOW OPENS 7:00—PICTURES 7:15
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TODAY—
GEORGE WALSH
‘NUMBER 17’
—A drama of love and mystery in a big city.
—A slice of life, a vivid drama of love and mystery,
New York’s heart laid bare.
—East meets West in the world’s metropolis and human
hearts are pawns in.the game.
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THRIFT WEEK
—This week is National Thrift Week and
it is an opportune time to open an account
with
U/>e First National BanK j
Capital and Surplus $200,000
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—&/>e PRINCESS—*
NOTICE—CHANGE OP TIME
Box Office Opens 7:00 P. M. Show Starts 7:15 P. M.
TODAY AND TOMORROW—
THE $500,000 PRODUCTION*
Virgin of Stambotil
AND CHESTER CONKLIN IN ‘ HIS MODEL DAY.’’
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MEN SNUBBED HER! WOMEN SPURNED HER! BUT
SHE MADE THEM ENVY HER!
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
PEARL WHITE
IN HENRI BERNSTEIN’S GREATEST PLAY
“THE THIEF”
—In the “Thief” Miss White has a story that fits her
3£ke the proverbial glove. She has proved that she is a fine
actress as well as a thrill provider. “The Thief’’ as you
know is by Henri Bernstein and was a great stage success
in New York, London and Paris .. It is truly a big screen
story. And Miss White has made a thrilling picture of it*
+.44444 + 4.4.44444'* i resting nicely just after ilimier.
*% PAVEMENT PARAGRAPHS ♦! The infant of Mr. and Mis K. M
► 44444444 4^ ♦ ♦ + •* 4 4 1 Estes died al the fainih Inane \\ etl-
______ ! nesdny night at 11'I > i. elites. Im
Mrs. ('. F. :Clutk of Fort Worth neral wixices were held 1 h.trsilay
is visiting Mrs. Fat land (’oilier. | afternoon, with h'.oiol in t'>e
Mrs. Fred Kebelman is visiting re-1 cemetery. Kev. (’. H. Kay ol'iiciating.
.utives and friends in Fort Worth and; T. W. Malone was in I'on Uonh,
' Dallas. Wednesday, where lie pm chased Hi.1
j L. L. niackstock of l>'nton is last ol ltis supplies needed prepara-
jspending a few days here with rel-j tor.v to the opening ol his caleieria.,
latives and friends. j He is arranging one of Hie m-alesi
| Mrs. Fern Ives lias returned front and most complete eating houses in
I Kansas City where site spent ten the city and will be ready lor busi- j
! days with relatives and friends. i ness Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Miller went to Dallas j L. I\ Boone and Mrs. J’earl Fi'a/ier
Wednesday evening where she will have been granted marriage license
spend a few days visiting relatives in Tarrant county. Mr. Boone win-
and friends. I reared in Weatherford. leaving here j
Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Kddins are just ;i few months ago for I’m I ,
the happy parents of n fine boy Worth where lie is secretary to J.
who catne last Sunday to bless and W. Knightlinger, superintendent ()
brighten tlieir home. the Texas & Bacitic railroad.
R. J. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. j Mrs. J. M. Tinsley received a mes-
J. Hensley, wlio lias been finite sick sage ^Wednesday afternoon annoitttc-
vvilli diphtheria, is recovering nicely ing tlie* deatli of iter uncle. Billie
and will soon be able to be up again. Bledsoe, which occurred til the lam
Mrs. O. M. Jones was taken to the ily home at Arlington. 1 tide Billie j
local sanitarium Thursday where an was 89 years of age, and lie came;
operation for a minor trouble was to Texas when a young man. I-un-
performed.
FEATURING
PRICILLA DEAN
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She was reported as^eral services will be held I Imrsday.
Mi; washing f a Tremendous Sale on Coat Suits I
DRAMATIC!-
—Dramatic in its lighter moments, with delicious com-
edy as only Priscilla Dean can regiser—dramatic 'in its
great struggles and tragedies, with that electrifying intensi-
ty of which Priscilla Dean alone is the possessor. A picture
that runs the gamut of the emotions whilet you hold your
breath—that never lets you take your eyes for a moment
from the screen.
—To the Aya Sophia Mosque steeped in Moslem mysti-
cism, Sari comes to cleanse her sins, and becomes embroiled*
in an intrigue which rends her heart and scars her soul.
_Now people you must realize that this is a big produc-
tion and we are going to give it to you at the regular ad-
mission on account of running the serial “The Son of Tar-
on Friday. Everybody come.
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SATURDAY—
EILEEN SEDWICK
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“LOVE’S BATTLE”
MONDAY AND TUESDAY—‘It Might
Happen to You.” A Special Feature.
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We can do it better and at a less
-g .’os* than you are now paying— i
--whether you do your own wash-1 V*
ang or send it out. PHONE US
WEATHERFORD X
5TEAM LAUNDRY : A,
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Marriage Licenses j t
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Kelly and Miss Mary Kubosh, j J
V. M. Moore and Miss Lester| J
Vi) roes. I V*
R. R. Jamison and Miss Bonni^ L*
3tae Wilson. | *v*
C’tmrlie Gayior and Miss Clara j A*
French, Mineral Wells. j
Craig Waters, (colored) and Mar-
ion Scott, (colored), Mineral Wells.
District Court.
TXew' Suits Filed—
J. S. Neall vs Western Union Tel.
vCo., damage. *
United Producers Pipeline Co vs
J. C. Babb et al injunction.
Tom Cooper et al, vs E. It. Chat-jX
‘Held, debt and foreclosure. j J
Roberta Anna Terrace vs Milvin J
Terrace, divorce. j V*
C. D. Hartnett Co. vs J. W. Blair V
et al, debt and foreclosure. «£»
C D. Hartnett & Co. vs First Na-
tional Bank of Ranger, garnishment.
Exparte Eulas Garrison, removal
•of disabilities as a minor.
“S. J. Whitson vs W. T. Wilson
•et al, trespass to try title.
Elsie Phillips vs Theron Phillips,
ylivorce.
TWO GREAT GROUPS TO
CHOOSE FROM AT TWO
LOW PRICES
$29.50—$45.00
Originally Priced $55 to $195
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J Attention. Important Notice
Y Members of the First Methodist
V* ! church and Gouts Memorial Method-
«J* i i.st church are requested to meet at
A I the City Hall auditorium this ever.-
A ing at 7 to malc-3 arrangements
A 1 for tlie revival campaign tc lie con-
J J ducted by Rev. Burke Culpepper ol
Y j Memphis, Tenn., beginning about
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E. P WILLIAMS,
B. F. ALSUP.
i Kwiicherkicken and
j city Pressing Parlor.
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phone 65.
E. B. Wad-
IN ALL COLORS AND
MATERIALS
WFAA fOR WOM££L
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Revival Campaign. [ Highway Laws Now Efective.
Friday afternoon. Jan. 21. at .1:001 hev. Butlce Culpepper of Memphis,! Beginning Thursday morning the
J. J. Sears vs unknown heiis °1 j (ydock the"th—fr—Ur-w-rH—will conduct a revival cam-'state highway laws became efective
X B. Hibbeit et al. Trespass to ti y ^ j10Iue 0f M's. Oscar Bait hold; Pa‘Kn in Weatherford beginning in Parker county. On account ol
title and for damages.
County Court
George Collins and Frank Gliolson
were placed under bond in the coun-
ty court Wednesday, charged with
gaming. Bud Little entered a plea
of guilty to a charge of gaming and
fined.
Margaret Moseley
TEACHER OF
SINGING
TELEPHONE 504-M
and the following program will be. about Feb. 1.
rendered:
Reading: Stonewall Jackson’s Way!noted rev‘valists in the South.
-Miss Ethel rubble
some delay in securing supplies and
County Wants Speed Cop.
Parker county at this time is
without a speed cop. Tlie commis-
sioners court at the last regular ses-
sion appropriated $50 per month to
apply on the salary, and in addi-
tion to this amount he receives a
Phone 509
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Model Tailors
ANDREW COLGIN
The Market
Tlie market has been showing few
changes during the past few weeks
with liberal offerings being readily
taken. Thursday the produce men
of the city were paying the following
prices:
Eggs, per dozen .............. 45c
Friers, per pound .......... 20c
Hens, per pound .......... 11c
fee of $2.00 for every arrest and con-1 Roostors, per pound ........................7c
viction he secures. This w-ould give
tlie officer a handsome salary, es-
pecially if lie could be able to catch
all violators of the traffic laws.
Pay Your City Taxes.
About one-third of the city taxes
have been paid, and there is less
than two weeks in which to pay
and avoid penalties. Better pay
your taxes. ADLEY KERR, Collector.
Butter, packing ...........................-15c
Turkeys, .per pound ......................30c
Attention, Elkt.
Regular meeting tonight at 8:00
o’clock. Business of importance.
CIIAS. TANT, E. R.
Let me fill your oil tanks; 19
cents per gallon, delivered anywhere
in city. Walter Swofford.
Mr. Culpepper is one of tlie most ^ the delay in the paying of the auto-
i mobile taxes the operations of the
-- ; new laws were extended until Jan-
Vocal Solo-Miss Eileen Heffner. | J- M- Davidson is confined to hlsjuary 20. All automobiles running
A Retrospect aim an Appreciation homo wi,h a slight attack of the la after that date without the 1921
-Mrs. J. E. Bryan.
grippe. He is also suffering from J seals displayed subject the owner to
Paper of Stonewall Jackson—Mrs ,he effect3 of what is supposed to be arrest for violation of the highway
W. E Richards.
Remarks—Rev. R
S. McKee.
member of chapter and old veterans
cordially invited to be present.
THE HERALD FOR JOB PRINTING
Hopkins Motor Co.
a spider bite. Tuesday evening a laws.
small place on his right cheek be-
Please note change in time. Each gan t0 itch and 11 8We,led but he
is recovering from that at present.
THE HOME OF
GENUINE FORD PARTS
Phone 166
Before you buy get our new price.
Standard Battery Service. Phone 111.
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First State Bank
of Weatherford* Texas
—This bank has grown because it at all times strives to
cooperate with its customers and give the very best of Bank-
ing service.
H. W. KUTEMAN, President. A. N. GRANT, Vice President.
; GEO. W. FRITZ, Vice Preeldent. D. E. WRIGHT, Vice President.
J. 8. CAMPBELL, Cashier W. V. 8HADLE, let Asst. Cashier.
O. R. PICKARD, Asst. Cashier
ALEX RAWLINS, W. T. CARTER, E. C. HILL, Directors
A GUARANTY FUND BANK
Gladish Motor Company
Largest Stock of Automobile Accessories
in Town
GENUINE FORD PARTS 1
COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR FOR *
Chevrolet Parts and Automobiles
SOUTHWEST CORNER SQUARE
Weatherford, Texas PHONE 130
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THE UP-BUILDING OF THIS BANK
Is due to the fact that we have ample capitaL and that we have
adhered to a policy which has been constructive, yet along pro-
gressive lines. We offer to our customers modern facilities for the
prompt and proper transaction of their financial affairs; ampls
vault and safe room for storaging and safe-guarding of their money
notes, insurance policies and othsr valuable papers and such liber-
ality of treatment as it consistent with prudent banking.
YOUR account Is corlally solicited.
: THE MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK
THE MOST CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BANK IN THI CITY
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The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 327, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 20, 1921, newspaper, January 20, 1921; Weatherford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth642281/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .