Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 21, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 16, 1922 Page: 1 of 8
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srs™:' SHEBMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT [home mm)
SHERMAN. TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1922.-EIGHT PAGES.
VOLUME XL1I.-NO. 21.
65c PER MONTH
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TAKES TOLL OF TWaVt LIVES
WHEN STRUCTURE COLLAPSES
. NINON IS PRESIBENT
AM HP ! TEXAS CLUB j
IN DENISON SPEAKS HERE
:
Miners Start to Work in
Many States Wednesday
and Others Ready to Go
CARETAKER AND HIS WIFE AMONG THE ™VS?JffySPST ,E 3^^\KinSITD
OF SHERMAN
DEAI>—MANY SLEPT OUTDOORS AND
WERE SAVED—MANY BODIES
COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED
KEPT OP.
ty it* Uuit*< Piw
Khuwbridge. Qncliec, August 16.—Ten
children, n nuin mid a woman. burned
to (tenth enrlv today In a ftre which to-.
Hilly destroyed tbo Jewish Hoy's Home
ktn.
The dead: Thomas I-ojcnult, carej
taker, and hla wife; (loan LeGunlt,!
ant’d teveu; Mario LeOault, nged 10;
elnlit orphan* ranging In age from
elx to Id.
Lithtint !*■>•>( Destroyed.
The eullaiMe of the building whore
the victim* were Inlplcssly trapp'd,
threw the vicinity Into daikuisw hy dc-
Btrfylng the loittl lighting plant and
added to tlte borrow as rescuers fought
Taluly to aid the children. Only the
foot thut u majority of tin- orphans
were sleeping out of doors kept them
front perishing.
NOAPPPEALTO
BE TAKEN IN
WOMEN ORDERED OUT IS I WELL KNOWN MAN
I mose ChnraetMs Given 24 Hours Iu
Whlrli To Make Their Get-Away—
Several Arrests Made.
Loral Oruenizathm Is Making Effort
To Have Lalrgo At Inula nee of Bus-
ineas Men as Well as Members.
Denison, August 10.—“We
Started a i Icaiiiip '(auipuigu In
son on vice conditions uml will eon.
Ilnue this cumpuigu as imtg as mar-
tjul law exists Du precinct No. 2 or
Graysoi Comity," said Col. Charles
W. Nlnum, eouitnandiug officer of the
martial inw zone in the county.
“A number of plats s under suspicion
for luttiug Intoxicating liquor and oth-
•i n, imsaM >- ets where wt men of itueationahl(. clter-
Foil Worth, Texas. August 16. actor Wsi(l< have been Visited and will
Houston Upton, 17 years old, son of a 1 be vialted tiy our vice aquad, and worn
prominent Floyd County ranchman,leu of qnesth nnldc character will be
BOY WHO KILLED HIS SWEET-
HEART W ILL GO TO PEN FOR
W YE Al($
Twelve bodies ba»e been tecoveted. the IW-year given 24 hours )o leave th/zo*/ so hr
hut aoute eouid not te, identified to- p,,Mrl) fw fh„ ^ur(|,r (lf Nluion. *
__ a, , _ sweetheart, Gladys Solomon, It was Col. Niuiou said llmt.lei veral places
learned today when lawyers aimoune- were raided Saturday. Sunday and
til they would not apjierl. | Monday where liquor, v/ha found qmt
ITjU iu was eonvlet.st of the crime a urtests followed. During luat week
,"'iL 'U’o, after a sensational trial atijiuipy complaints have heeu ftletW
.(Is. mlon. T’’-> girl, along with her Hn 'federal charges, others
Iluun. Keltic I'uihersnn, was alaiq'through the city and county courts,
luWie nshep. A tilliil girl In the l*0" nutl records of flic military police In-
Jes. .ipr-l { ptoti will not lie tried bow!
f. r kllHot’ the second girl.
\
IS IN CRITICAL
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dilute that
| ing up |u the
* “I • hn pa IJ
l« the anariiftnl Pun
Gaedonm* Riviera. Italy, Angitat 16.
—The Improvement noted vesteiday In
the condition of Oolelele D'Annunzio,
who was seriously injured In a fall at
his villa here Sunday, was only trans-
itory. symptoms of cerebral congestion
rMtU>«tnimMR nomi tine
ver also Increased, his teiniicrattire rls-|
lag to ILL*. Wit Mil* was attributed to ENGINEER AND FIREMAN Vic-
tim effect of an Injection of anti letan- TIMS OF WRECK IN MIS-
MEET HEAD ONI
general c.ean-
law zqiie.
“D have Mfen reTadvlng quite a few
complaints T< gard!ng autoniohlle pai-
tles visiting certain sections, of Mun-
son park anil other places iu the zone,
that apparently are a hit off color,
will '*• hailed, for I will arrange
an additional squadron, who wilt
work these places nightly. We have n^1
soeialed
has-been < i
FRISCO TRAINS s **. *
list of anrh places, and while jt»#T Mr. Bateni
abiding cliizeus in the zone have been .*•* offices
MORE SHIPS PUT
SUIT AGAINST IN SERVICE FROM
GEORGIA MAN PORT GALVESTON
! FOLLOWS SI IT FILLI) BY I.AT- TIIKEE SAILINGS EACH WEEK
TKK WOMAN'S DISBAND FOB BETWEEN THAT CITY AND
BLACKMAIL. i -NEW YOKK
*jy tliw JJnltod Prcsfi
Atlanta Ga. August 111.
Giliespis Byfie.d today tiled
$100,000 against Walter
I
My Uf, United PtMh
Mrs. Sara j Galveston, Texas, August 16,—Due
suit for I to the increased coastwise tonnage de-
Candler, ! mauds, a system of three ships sailing
sportsman mil capitalist charging he "
caused her "personal injury and hu-
miliation'' in ati alleged attack upon i
her on hoard the steamship Long ala ;
en route :•> France. The suit, which I
was filed in Superior Court, followed |
week hetweeu Galveston and* New
I Yotk will he inaugurated this week,
j Moigau Line steamship officials have
announced here.
Coastwise movement of vessel* now
Is uiueh larger than ever ls-fore, It is
l ulled Pre** Leaned Wire.
A great army of mluera, scattered
through most of the coal producing
States, started bat* to the mine* to-
day.
j Actual production of bituminous coal
i began, after a hitter wage war that
[extended over 137 day*.
Agreement unanimously signed > at
: Cleveland late yesterday hy operator*
16nd miners gave the signal for reaump-
tion of mining hy nearly 26 per cant
of all miners on strike. The old wage
scale anil Hie ohl working agreements
will he effective until u Joint cooler-
1 nice appoints a conference to raviM
them.
State* where actual preparation!
j for mining started were: Ohio, Penn-
sylvania, Indiana, Washington, Okla-
Ihouia, West Virginia and Michigan.
' Sixty million tons of coal annually
by mines whore owners
HdMsiii.e Is mendy /he forerunner of country's mnmai production, now need-
extensive shipping operations between ed iu full after the long fuel famine
Galveston and Northern Coastal ship- which lias hron/ht supplies to a peri-
plug ,mints. Is believed here. ,OU8,y low ollb. tll), RrtHll. :iEr(„,ment will
automobile man.
blackmail
STATE FAIR TO
BATEMAN
Assixisted Advertising
of Texas. i
president of the As-1
Ising Clubs of Te^as, j
;ed to speak to the Ad- j
fg Club of Sherman at its Inn-'
in the 'Biulrlqy Hotel Thursday TEXAflJ LEAG1 E OF Yfl NIOIPALI
The myetlng vflH open af 7 : to TIES AND rh.XAS CHAMBER OK
COMMERCE ARK RECOGNIZED
tsuutnager of the Dal- .
.United Adveriislng hr »»* iSottwt Pres* . t
SPECIAL DAYS; CABINET IS
be cai tied around to other operators,
who an' expected to come in.
a lemon t* ntauap
•e» tit* Unit!
an acahlxation
^wiRMdHSiNRd «
SOLDIERS SAID $
DACK OF HIM TO HAVE JOINED
mBi KH KLUX KLAN
By tin* IT lilted PresH
Paris, Fruiuf^ August 111.—Premier
us serum'.
ALL I. & G. N.
STOCK COMMON,
SOI K! WEDNESDAY
are here to ilo good, and we arc given
more asslstniiw and cooperation uow
than ever.
» * »«»a*x v j niiRvi^t in.— * iy in iiTi *
-Plans for Poincare's stauil at the LMmM*’ Allied | tn. rtr a*«oreu«i Prtcy
i RalMmqre, Mil. Anjre
svldlcrs i f tffe *States army ax
with resources Dal las, Texas. Vtlgust 16.
with *tffh'cs hi the grintest Shijte Fair in history are Financial I'lmfciuiu*. ou tin- Ueruuui
the priueinal cities of the Cnited , lielng pushtsl to completion here as ,x.pgrations <piestliSn, todhjl r(>eeived
States. He is a veteran advertising every day brings the*date ef the open- the solid backing of the French Cab-
man. lias, spent his life in Texas, and ing of the Exposition nearer, The lat- 'll i t. x > t,
is thoroughly acquainted with the eondi- est feature to lie decided upon is the j it was ahmninced that the Ministry
lions Mint confront the advertising men designation of special days at the Fair, approved the entire program of “pro-
led this State. , Days for neatly every important feat- fective guarantees" set forth hy the
work bus l»oen slow on tuls so* | ctioscn ss his su1»j<‘cf “Tho bt«* iu the State hsve I16S11 deciiliTl pu niiei-.
fireinnii are known to have cou,,t bUt frotn "ow results win jN?w ,*4 w,. Face In Advm'rklng," . uism. - j .....
collision of two f,°6btiess elnrtV many. W* have !1I1(j will devote a few minutes of Ids A Texas League of Municipalities
enough Information on file now tc time to tilling Sherman business men Day, Texas Chamber cf Commerce
■ Aajraat 16— fbwerai
Work Has Been Slow.
t'
Tlu
A* Ik- A«». rfah .1 /‘rm
Austin, Texas. August 16.- An
amendnient to change or reorganize,
the Internetlxnal and Ores; Northern
Railroad Company. Changing the name
to the TiilcriiNllGiial-Orent Northern
and making all preferred stork in ‘tie j
company common stick, was ni.proved
by Attorney General K.s>llng today.
All of the |n.500,ftd sRak in the o'
gaulzatlon Is uow eoftiftwti.
Ff(J ^6 it M !*!»♦•»*
Si. Louis, Mo.. Angus* 16 - An engi-
neor and
been killed today In a ............. ... ..... , ....
St. Louis and Siu Francisco passen- w,,m«h IhfcnunHon on Ale
gor tulus at Horine. Mo . :15 miles our military squadron busy for
soul Invest of here. The trains that 8ome time and they hue been In
'collided aie No. WETf. iii McmpliU to etructed mrt to slacken. ...........-----
SI. lauds, and No. bod from St. Louis “My attention has l-een called to
to Tenm^seo anil otln»r xiiiithciti iwintH. several mitsiih* u^w8i»api*r>4, espcHiaUj
They are reputed to 1 tlic fastest and 1* smaller places, meutioniug that
most up-to-date trains In the Frisco Denison 1* uwlei martial law and In-
I service. 11 mate that Its eitlzcns should stay
j«,--------—---------—---f' 1 away front Denlspn. I wish to say
| that Denison was never safer in Its
i history for law abiding eiflzens than
I!Ir is now. We have a patrol of mllt-
I tary police working over the city, amt
• the citizenship should feel safer than
I ever. To those who do not feel that
l they are in the law'abiding class, tuey
I nre warned to stay away. We wet-
'! come visitors to Denison and the en
] | tire cilizeoship welcomes thorn, and
• | they will ho given every protection
~D here. It is a mistaken idea that p"o
p'e will be harrassed while visiting
here and a greater mistake conld not
lie made than to think that.
‘No h;w abiding citizen
the least hit of hesltnnojxjmcominr io
Denlsoi. either on husinew or pleas-
ure, for the only jieop'e w(> object to
of tile plans underway for an eiss-h- Day. Press Day, International Day and
making euuceott. n at Houston iu No- nnmefous, other days have tiefu decld- i
vemlier-ef-1 bis - ywr.—.......................... ted'on.
-fi-
Atl mcinb-is of the club ere urg<sl fo
lie present, and an Invitation is extend-
ed to other Sherman huslm ss men.
Slumi.tr... Cuts l‘rir«.
Ily tun Aans (ali-il PreuM
New York. August 16.-The
Standard OH Coal puny of New
Jersey today mimed export gas-
oline Vic per gal-ion Navy
specification gas for export la
hulk wns quotisl at ISc gallon.
"Smoky Row." the meeen for patron*
of concessions will he larger and hea-
ter than ever before, fair officials de-
clare.
THIS HI
TO GET FORTUNE
WIFE LEAVES
Camp Meade were said to have been
among the candidates initiated into
i he Ku. Klux Klan, at spectacular open
air ceremonies at Odenton, Md., last
night in which representatives of
Klims froth Dt Inwar* and Virginia
partleipatod. The N'eophyios at last
flight's ofreniopie# had taken off their
uni forms and werP wearing civilian
i lathes. Thj- exact nnmher of soldier
ci.ialidiiles could not be learned. Sol-
diers among th«. 1.500 or more witness
of the cei--monies said there had bpen
kltiB propaganda in Camp for a long
time and that many soldiers had
joined for the “fun of wearing a white
night gown and becoming a ghost.”
So fur as could he ascertained at
I . .. Third Corps army headquarters here.
By the United Prs»* Cnited Stabs soldiers are not forldd-
Jackson. Miss., August 16.— Former don to Join the Ku Klux Klan nor has
Senator .lame* K. Varda man, bitter Ahe army taken nny position with re-
foe of Woodrow Wilson, today led in gord to the orgnulzaton.
the Mississippi Senatorial primary hy j ■ .........
[fewer than 2(Xi vote* -d the returns I Musician HeM on Bond.
SLIGHT LEAD IN
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GRUDGE WILL OF LATE
MAJOR JOHN HOOPER LYON
TO BE TESTED IN COURT
FORMER NHl-J?MAN MAN HAS n,, lhl. AMl.d
BEKN ELEt TED PRESIDENT OF | cuii-ngo, Ills., Angturt 16. Her vis-
THE ASSOCIATION j Inw of a castle ip/spaiu dissipated.
.Mrs. Marlanha -AMaz has filed suit for
t By the Putted Pre-R
need feet j Corsica mi. Texas. A.ugnst Ml.
; ft cm 71 - uf of b2 < anilities.
Arthur Griffith Buried.
Dublin, August 1(1. Arthur Griffith
Was laid to rest today in historic Glas-
t;
lK-s Moines, lewd. August 16.—Wal-
lingford Relgger, professor of mtaslc
at Drake Cut versify, and recent wln-
m*r of a prize hf HkVK) for a musical
divorce agonist Dou Mauricio Diaz, j
A big- eousin of PoiTirio Diaz, late president
gir Fair for Navnrio Count*' than ever 0f Mexico
hcfi reAs being -ibinm-d hy directors
Bu th» AmK,etate<l Piem
Chicago, Ills.. August 16,—With the
dtatli recently of the last victim ol
the “grudge'' will of Major Jpbti Hoop-
er Lyon, hero of toe war of lb!2, dis-
tant helt« of the Major have begun m
seai(h f«u the hidden w-qllli he U
,• Is-lhucd to have*left bn Manlirttcn is-
land
For more than 1JMI years mxording
to tin story, relaUves of Mu jar Lyon
lisiked forward to the time when some
of them could claim the 666 acres on
Manhattan Island and the $86,66^,
with necuiuumlated interests, said to
have been granted to ihe Major hy
Congress for valor In Ihe war of 1.N12.'
Major Lyon, according to attorneys
for Chicago claimants of hi* estate,
was ostracized hy his brothers and »ls-
of
w*e Object to (I,,, asX'H'ialioii here. A pur^tr of over
aro hfKitlpg^rs. proKtltutes or ehnrac- hml hmi iai>ed hero Io furthor ostatp
j t>r» of a like nature. j11hiirrfsis of th? oxpositiou.
j “We expeit to make some very Jm-
jportmit arrests in connection with sev-'dent of ibe Naiarro County
eral flogging parlies held In Denison ;so. Igtimi. - I Spanish
NS-
MOVE WEST AT
These arrests will likely e'enr up sev- I
et«l cases.
“Rock Throwing Must Stop."
In speaking of rock throwing which
occurred again last night near th'- K.
O A 0. shops. Col. Muon said: “This
practice of harassing so’diers mils;
sti>p. Guards have lieeVi instructed to i
fire upon jinrties throwing risks a-
guards or upnii luirtles firing shots In
the neighborhood of posts."
J Reports were received In camp head-
quarters hy Col. N’lmon that certain
^() employes of railroads in Denison are
being intimidated by threats of bmlitv
Injury. Col. Ximon said that ativ ts‘"
Fe last night because of trouble at Gal- found guilty of Intimidating or
hip. N, M. Three transcontinental making threats of violence against
Irnlns which arrived from Ims Vegas rallread employes would he dealt with
military, anthor t es
Mis. Diaz said her husband left two
years ago to claim his share in a big
in Spain. When she started u
'8-°arili for him lie was found living
.1. K Eubank 1ms been elected presi- wnlllu four blocks of her.,
l air As-- iijnz |s „ former Captain of the
steamer Orzarosa and more
reieuily was pilot of the United .States
j „ ,, ", , - - — army tniirport Kingfisher. He re-
'of lids i-Ly. u:.d was reared in Sher-
man.
nevin cemetery, where so many famon| ctmiimshliiii today pleaded not guilty
patriots lie, after services of impt'es- itt Municipal CouTt to a charge of to-
sive solemnity in tile cathedral of the:decent exposure. Ho was held te the
Inimiii-u .itc t'om eptioii._ M igiand III #I,0t»0 bonds.
WOMAN LEAVES HOME FOR
THE AGED TO LIVE WITH SON
SHE HASN’T SEEN FOR 58 YEARS
Mr. Ful .ink i< a son of Cal Eubank
PRINCETON
signed bis ioninilsloii when he was no-
tified of the death of a wealthy rela-
jtivc’hi Spain, his wife said.
Uu the AmorInteil Prem
Allmqiierque,/ N. M.. August 1(1.
trains hnd moved west hy the Santa
[lev
#1
HEAD IN FRANCE
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By the Ifnltod I’resji ' j
iVi-riWy August 16. 4- Prof.
ter* When lie returned to his home at „rp still being held her*. Officials are wwerefy. .f. The mllltntv author Tea Howanl Vnsh.v Butler, noted arcbaral-
R( ine. N. Y., after the war with an luqieful that the Gelhip siluathn will mnde n nudrher of arrests Monday ,"k1s( nt I’ri'ieeti'it Cniyerslty, died sud-
Iniliae bride. Angered al their ottl- i|i« cleared up todav. a• r>: ces.mlaGves night and Tnewlav morning and nr«* ’<*<>ll,v 'V!W stricken In
'of the National office of the Brother- currying on several Investlgatlune fhar i" <lo'vl‘ tovvn sl"’p' „ {
Unod of Hnilroml Tialnroen are at Gal may lead uy to other arrest-, later, tr *, ~ “
... • -- ft conference with the |s*alu. Information as to the Identity ,
'of the pemna was withheld. I
Seamen of hike steamship* at Cleve-
land have voted to strike iu protesi
against the sinking of wages. It Is
conceded that to this maneuver there
Is considerable craft, and it would
liavryii somewhat ilamiieiiing effect on
traffic.
GRAYSON’S FIRST
BALE OF COTTON
IS PICKED
TARIFF ON OIL
IH
♦nde. Major I4r«u te sahi to Imvexasi
off hie family, and in his will decreed
that lit* estate should U> kept Intact lup today for
until alter tin1 death bf his brothers
and alaters and their children. The
last of the Major's spurned relative*,
a nephew. Is said to have dial four
months ago.
('Illiniums fur the Majors estate
sahj they Mleved the residue of the
$801)00 cash la In some New York
vault and that the 600 acre* en Mar-
hattau lsldml lies beneath e, .ectlon
of New York's famous skyline.
Brotherhoods there.
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Treaties Registered
By the A t tine lot ed Preen 1
O^npra. August 16.—Two American
treaties—that ending the state ef war
Mexican Convict* Escape.
e« the AeenrtnlrA rrc«
Houston. Texas. Augnst 16. — Four-
>««. migiisi ju. — rour- |
lietween the United Stages and Ger-, teen Mexican convicts escaped front']
many and the Yap agreement lmve,Ctlmens State term. In Brazoria Coun-‘|
“een registered with the te-ague of Na-ji.V. last night, giecordlng to.reports re- j
tlous by Germany and Japan. I reived todaj|jay officials.
THE WEATHER.
Rtt f prmt
Washington. August 16.—Sher-
man and viridity, touigiit and
TliffTMlav partly cloudy.
Loral Temperature.
Tlvei'e was a range of 12 de-
grees In local temperature Mon-
day, tlm maximum 1s>ing S!) de-
grees and the minimum being 77.;
t.u the AmenMtd Prune r "" ~4
Kansas City. Mo., August 16.—MW.
Mary Margaret Roper, 88, who has liv-
ed in the Jackson County home for the
aged for twelve years, today was on
her way to Columbus. Ohio, to live
with her son, Joseph. 62 years old. She
has net seen her son since he was
four years old. OUmitrained to make
amt sell quilts ri 'he home as she said
“to provide skjUo: t si rial in the pot-
ters field," J! bad before she
Dorchester, nine mill's southwest of left been assuied by the G A IL that
Sherman, received Tuesdav afternoon.;she is entitled to eml swh. will have
the first load of cotton for ginning in her possession flfkfMitl, thirty yean
brought In In Grayson County this sqa ihiu'k pension, reuniting from the ser-
»6n. jvh e of her, huslmnil, James Boper, now;
The cotton was grown hy T. F Scog-jd>'nd. In,the civil war.
gins, i n his farm five miles west of ! Fifty-eight year* ago Mr Boper, fol-
Dorchester. This land lies In the pink (owing his return from the war, be-
boll worm quarantine area established enme angered at something which she
hy Gove-nor .Vtjfl! .along the Grayson- said, Mrs. Roper declared before <S>-
Collln County line, and for this reason j parting, and left her, taking with MW
the staple could not be gltmed at Dor-; two children,. four and one-year-old,
Chester, which liea ontshle -he area, who were horn during the war.
Arrangement* were then made for tak-'That happened in Springfield, Ohio,
I By the Aseneinied Pecee
Washington,, August lG.**Tgi1ff do- ,ji.
, lb s on crud* petrdMfum and fuel oil Ing the cotton to Celina, whefe the gin iRhe said. Overwhelmed by grief.
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was advocated today In the Senate by lie* in the quarantine area. 'was 111 n^iriy a year at the
Senator Harreht. R. publican of Okla- W. A. Shurp and \V. W. Blaln, bust- her sister. Then her sister dl
hemn. a- the only mor n, ,if protecting ness men of Dorchester. \ve-(, here Mrs. Ro]ier Went to l-ee*
lud 'r'mdent oil producers ol tlic Cnited Wednesday and planned fo tjee what Mo., where she Itved,
Stnfps »>raInnf wlmt bo at a thor cou?d tfiko to the re- lag house work for
monopoly hy the' Htmulani K. 1/ Do-Ie-tse of the cotton In the restricted dis was 71 years old, when she w«
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