The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 253, Ed. 1 Monday, October 25, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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POOLVILLE WILL ORGANIZE
COMMUNITY CENTER WORK
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n ot'. W. H. Erwin, principal of!
the Poolville public HCliool was in |
the city Saturday looking alter!
school interests. He Informed the j
Herald that the Poolville tommuni- j
tv was preparing to organize a com- j
muni' y center and incorporate with j
this everything that will be for the)
upbuilding and advancement of the
community in general. Mr. Erwin. |
Dr. W. J. Sparks, and Will Wald |
ate the men behind this movement.;
A meeting lias been called tor Sat- j
urday night at which time tempor.i- ■
ry organization will be perfected. |
Regular meetings will b2 hold j
each Friday night and the several
branches, which will ho a business
I league will bold mee ing,? as the
nature of the organization will ue-
| inand. Mr. Erwin says the object
! of the community’ center as they
have in mind will be to create a
! greater interest in the things that
j make a better community. He was
I very enthusiastic over the prospects
! of the organization.
Erwin is a comparatively
but he lias had several
years experience in tlie school room
and is one of the county’s best
teachers. This is bis first year at
Poolville. He is a graduate of the
While politicians are prescribing
tor our general economic ailments I
j by proposing new legislation, it oe-,
curs to me that the greatest mis-!
Itake that is being made today is
I "vacation strikes”. It ought 10 be,
j that no able bodied mail, poor or.
I rich, should be allowed to lout. An
! idle man is the devil’s involute,
i If we would not put off till some i
| other time, things that can he done
i today, our minds would wake up to -
| the great possibilities that lay out:
LlolE INTO MEXICO bt?)ore us jn eas}. reach. \ busy ;
I man is never out of work lor tlie;
uiTOjr press
)0t 05_The Mexican leason lllat one S°°d turn deserves
the Kansas Citv, Mex-1 an0,her aml he does not set throusli |
ilwav Compai have with °ne good plece °£' work ,U1 he |
mem under which the ! sees another that shou,d be done-!
, i 7 have no patience with the man I
construct a railroad
ng from Del Rio, Tex- wh0 'V,U g0 lo ,own and loaf and
oaiiuila, on the Mexi- lind ,auU w,th ,he *°verament
Railroad, 1 he Depart- he ahvays 1,as 80 nia,ly needed and
, . , , , prolitable jobs that should be done]
ce was-advised today , ,
. . „ , around liome.
i/sioner Cunningham , , . I
I do not tor a moment doubt but;
i be new t oad will , . ,. . ; Mr
, . „ what a tenant would soon become a -vlr-
mte between Kansas . . , , vnune man
. , I home owner and have Ills own home y°une man
Jifcy, with a saving of i, . „ ... ....
, , to improve with bis spare time, it
le laie comms-|j)e w(jUj^ fuiiy appreciate the value
an equal saving of I ot- time (0 tbe ex|ent that he would
o t e acific coast not any more iet jjjg time waste
i Pacific lailway. than he would allow his money to
)N NATIONAL drop into a place from wncre it
:emed advisable could not be gotten back‘ The,e is
a man not six miles from Weather-
t. 25a—Immediate re- f0ld who has paid tor a 6,x (hous'
the National Guard and dollar home in the last six years
le, said an announce- by taking the necessary trollble w,th
le war department his chickens’ turkeys, pigs and cows
inal guard officers of 80 that they have paid bis living
n duty In the depart- expenses and he haa been able tp
irdered to visit each apply th* ent,ra revenue fr°“ ^
. .. fields on the purchase price. But who
uarters and discuss , . , .... , .
„ . . . . wants to live and work like his
immanders and state , , „
, family has done? The ne’er do well
reference to the or-
. , ,, , will say. That is the secret. Those
,rd divisions alloted , . . . .
who do not get ahead, are the ones
areas
who do not pay the price of success
Fell Saturday and are not wi,ling to work ann
ell in this city Sat- 8ave’
and light Showers 1 have seen men who 80 raanaged
at Intervals during the,r waste coraers’ and waste m0’
unday and Monday Kents that they produced
tin was accompan- ,u those placeR to meet lhet‘ fa,ally
aorth wind and the 1’*?eds and have the maln crops as
cl“r pro“' — •
Chas. U. Matthews
NORTH MAIN STREET
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th are allowed to follow the lines authorities with
[^ resistance always, and who ganization of gui
n no sense of responsibUity nor the various corps
•ect tot authority. _
r contrast she presents Wash- Heavy Rain
bn and Uncoin, one the son of A heavy rain I
Itjby parents, the other poor, but urday afternoon
s to their carefully disciplined continued to fall
h, Which taught them self con- the night and S
Obedience to constituted author- morning. The r
and respect for the rights of led *>y a strong
r*. without which neither could temperature drop
t achieved the greatness or ^r®8 were neces
end the service of his adult and Sunday for
-T-C2. season. The ret
body expects aU the boys and sectlons of the
to attain the status of Wash- the ram ha9 beei
'n and Lincoln. Nobody wants go g
coerced The gcoutys
werworked Would they not, tfon to come ,Q
tver. be pleasanter to live with Rena Campbell ju
r, and laying a surer foundation ing ,ast week f(
neeting their responsibilities to- cake Qf course
ow, If Instead of exacting obed- went an(j bad a
i from unresisting parents, a fuj hostess, dispe
lujybre8 exacted from them, and formalities, put t
AMRII shirking the simple ease at once. Thi
8 and economics which are the much appreciated.
ARANSAS PASS WILL
IMPROVE WATER FRONT
District Court Notes.
District court convened for the third
week Monday morning. The foil
ing jurors were empaneled: J.
Short, J. F. Merritt, F P. Hurst, J.
Kayser, George W. Moore, J. R. Baker,1
T. C. Elliott, Wes Carter, J. It. Blair, I
W. T. Fox, C. L. Reynolds, G. W. King, I
J. B. Kerby, A. S. Davenport and W. I.*
Ritcht)/, 1
The criminal docket was taken up
and the following cases have been dis-
posed of:
State vs. Howard Watson, theft, two
cases, two and three years in peniten-
tiary, with suspended sentence.
Ernest Woolsey, forgery ,two cases,
two and three years, with suspended
sentences.
R. K. Edwards, theft, two cases; two
fears in penitentiary in each case. De-
fendant sentence at once by the court.
terms to be concurrent.
Henry Gleason, forgery, eight cases
two years in each case, with suspende(
sentence.
Elmer Lee, forgery, eight cases,
two years in each case, with suspend- j tain
ed sentence,
Associated Press
Aransas Pass, Texas, Oct. 19.—Art
election at which it will be decided
whether this city shall bond itself
to the extent of $225,000 for (he
building of a sea wall and other
E. The following additional subscrip-
M. i tions to the Democratic National
campaign fund have been received:
T. W. Brown ..............................$ 2.50
J. H. Lovelady .............................. 5.00
J. E. Hodges .............................. 1.00
F. O. McKinsey .......................... 10.00
J. E. Carter ..................................* 2.50
Nolan Queen ................................ 2.50
Ben C. Holyfield ........................ 2.60
Previously reported ....................148.00
MAKING THE SMALL FARM
PAY LARGE DIVIDEND
compelled to assume
are the comb'..? citizens,
a thev nr? weak or.
Ill the nation be.
» tor Harding are quitting him in
- droves on account of his indefinite
; j wisliy-woshy stand on the League of
] Nations, which amounts to probable
j fraud. Former President Taft and
I Ex-Senator Root support Harding on
| the ground that he will have the
: League and treaty ratified with oer-
j —1 reservations. Those uncompro-
mising “bitter-enders’’ Johnson and
j Borah, republican fellow-members of
the Senate with Harding, are sup-
j porting Harding on the ground that
| he, like them, is utterly opposed to
| the League or any association of
| nations, with or without reservations
| and the insincerity and hypocrisy
| of the republican candidate is shown
I bY the fact that all these men from
| their contentions by quotations from
the campaign speeches of tiieir can-
didate, Governor Cox has repeatedly
IIALS AND
tS IN CONFERENCE
25.—Premier Lloyd
Bmbers of the govern-
ing cqpferred with gov-
ts concerning the new
wages of coal miners
in the coal Industry,
snt leaders and repre-
ie miners met and con-
otlations begun Satur-
ment of the miners’
Tom Echols and Miss Nora Echols
were happily married at the court
bouse Friday afternoon, Justice J.
E. Hodges officiating. The young
couple live at Aledo.
the “Beavers.” Robert Hartness is
Patrol Leader. ’
It was pointed out that the Troop
had overlooked giving the Scoutmas-
ter a regular initiation. He and the
Assistant Scoutmaster were voted to
ride the goat, and now have been
fully received into the Troop.
Among (hose whose applications
to join the Troop have been favor-
ably acted upon are: Robert Hart-
ness, Robert Camp, Raymond Lee,
Thomas Parsons, Edwin Hammon.
Elzy Phillips, Cortez Phillips, Whar-
ton Jordan and Richard Rugg.
Practically all of these have tak-
en and passed creditably their ten-
derfoot test; and Scout Thomas
Parsons has taken and passed with
a grade of 95, five of the ten tests
to qualify him for the next higher
Scout rank.
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Public Health Show.
, | By special invitation Dr. F. A.
I Smith whole-time health officer of
j | Tarrant county, accompanied by
| Miss Jessie B. Jaye, a Red Cross
nurse, will give a public health
show at the Baptist tabernacle,
Tuesday night, Oct. 26, beginning at
7 p. m. The show is free and the
public in general is invited to at-
tend.
DR. A. S. GARRETT,
j When the breath is bad and the
j appetite disordered. Prickly Ash Bit-
i ters is the remedy needed. It puri-
| lies the stomach, liver and bowels,
sweetens the breath, promotes vi-
n Sausage Mill.
1 bt Mr. and Mrs.
all the fingers on
Saturday evening
caught in a sausage
s running at Wal-
iq fingers were bad-
little and third fin-
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ted at the hand
nt of the first and
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Furniture Exchange. 208 York Ave.
Phone 606.
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Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?
& WEATHERFORD CANNING FACTORY is now
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putting
K you had Rheumatism last year blood, that you should trv a rem
and treated only the pains of the edv to Jl-J“°U!.d
disease by rubbing with liniments
and lotions, you can be sure that
soon again you will be in the shack-
les of this relentless foe. You may
got some slight temporary relief
from the pains of the disease by
the use of these local remedies, but
Rheumatism is too real and relent-
less ft disease to be rubbed away.
So many cases of Rheumatism
coma from a tiny germ in the
euy mat nas proven so thoroughly
satisfactory in these cases. S.S.S.,
the fine old blood remedy cleanses
the blood of all impurities, and re-
moves all disease germs that may
creep into the blood. Begin taking
S.S.S. today, and if you will write a
complete history of your case, our
medical director wiU give you ex-
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