Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 99, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 9, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SRERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1922.
THREE
HEP MON
STATED IT HAD TENDERED ITS
sFRt H'FS TO LOCAL COST
L Mil A IN TIIE WEEK
‘ I In-
! Ill u’!"h
Slii'iiium Municipal Hand,
hirr*ctiH* L. A Lightf«n»f. Iijis;
ii* aicrcd ils scrvicrs to 11,<» Ain«>n*:iu
I > fi!** Annisti i* Hay *vr-
' i •». aii<l 11 * i a I already tendered sic li
:<;vi.c- 1*» r**re l.i*-f Tue*»di‘> whoii it
av lil l'iished till* iiatld Wtillld I»e |'t*
• -led ti» play. * said .1 I >. Hush r.
dav.
Mr Liglltfoot tendered the sers ie*'s
• ’ i tie hand f<u tin* servie * to \Vi*l
• I:e unit in the week, hut the fa* t
had md hieu f»rnt1*:lit direetly !<» tin
,1- nfi*»u of the I'est el fliers. The
Iimi udi form with e\ p-tvIit inert;
Saturday tuoniiiii; at 10 «»Y]<H*k. . nd'
»»««»m|nmv them fre n the Le;:ien hall1
in the Hirst Ihiptist Church. Tw»
sI-i• i iai pattietii airs will he played hi
„r Hu e-Kiou lmit. I,,nl,i,ls !>
FARMER WADES IN Ml D
TO POLLS; THEN VOTES
AGAINST road bonds
Houston, Texas. Nnv. I*. Har-
ris i ‘nuni.v Tuesday failed ro vote
ii l v. o-rliirds majority for $•!,-
fKXl,lHJtl worth of road bonds,
wliiili would have given the
wliolo comity excellent highways,
in- luditiK 1 ji) mile-* of concrete.
The farmers and st<ukmen voted
i limed solidly against the hontls.
A farmer from the western
part of the enmity came to the
court house and voiced bitterly
hi< opinion of the wretched routls
In his •neighborhood. 'In order
to got to my ejection booth I
had to wade through mud more
than ankle deep. ’ he complained
to county officials. -‘Something
ought to he done idiom our
r. tads."
And then lie admitted that he
hud Voted against the road
‘muds.
AUSTIN COLLEGE iPMINENI
LYCEUM NUMBER: AD MAN IS #
THURSDAY NIGHT SPEAK HERE
On the Movie Screen
large*! Individual ranch owner* In and True" he ha* out-done himself.
| California and. though horn io the Romance of the old-fashioned tinge Tien
Al the Uem etty ’>"‘w 'ork- ,,M? s<,n ,rf M t,ron>- with Jarr hands and the lafe*t dance*
With one of the greatest character ln,,nt jnrlM- h,‘ lias KlKI,t 11,0 feater and In a thrilling climax Carey, with
actors in moving pictures taking the 1,-1 rI ,,f ,l1* u"‘ 1,1 Far West. his bure fl«t* /tnd a fire hose fight* g
a a 1 ^ ..Attj.A* Wax* Kasim n w a wl.wl •, Is msKa * .. C Us Asu.UlsJ - - * ‘ - gsta
leading role in America s greatest rur-
Carcy's career has heen
varied number of hart-niicklr-t waiter*, hold-
play. Paramount has made an ir- on<*‘ H,,vlni- * •*•**» educated In New ing them off with the aid of a power-
riniKtalile combination. Theodore Rob- iork *rt Mamilton Military A. art- fui at ream of water until his cow-
i 1 nr
Ttie Old Homestead" ia the my nQl1 x,w T’ork University, where jntufbera arrive and practically wreck
he bad taken an a^deniu' ci»unM* and tin* cnbirpt
NOTED ARTIST AND ASSIST AM'S ADVERTISING (LIT! OF SHERMAN
ARE TO PRRSRNT RAKE
PROGRAM
A long aweited musical event of the
WILL HOLD LUNCHEON
THURSDAY
A. h .Shmnnii. ehairman of
current season In Sherman takes place: Newspaper Advertising Committee
College,] the World Association, and advertis-j t.anks
i-rta in
answer. It is at the Gem this week
and not since that wonderful house s,u<tl,',1 ,llr • >" 1111 * worketl as a trnrk-
oiienetl has a greater picture graced Its driv,‘r *ail°r lawyer, n. tor ami play-
wreen. wrlght. It was while convalescing from
“The Old Homestead" was a stage an ot,"‘k ,,f pnenmonla that he wrote
farorite for years, and at a casual ,h<* P,nv 1 Montnna." The play was
I glance- it looks like a prediction would not a,onr "ceepted, hut he was offered
I Is' safe that the serc-en version would ^l*1 leading role.
I prove a .out as |s.puhir. To the list "Montana" was a great atim-s* and
the t)f truly great pictures, which includes • 'nrPV toured with it for more than
of|-The Birth of a Nation,' Douglas Fair- ^oven years, following this with an
in “The Musketeers" and "The other play of Ills own,
added Heart of Alaska."
lesser It Was while visiting the old Itio-
PRIME WAITS WHILE POPE
TALKS TO AN AMERICAN, s
By tli# United Hr##:
at Shetinun Hall, Austin
l Thursday evening. In the concert to lie1 ing manager for the Fort Worth Star- Miracle Alan,'’ must now be
j given by tlie muetl coloratura soprano] Telegram, will lie the principal speuk-j "The old Homestead.” Anv ,™*-, ......................„ ..........
j anrt Wl<«“ 'l“utta of the Metropolitan! er before the luncheon meeting of the designation would la- futile and mean- graph studios in New Tork with Henri
Opera. Miss Evelyn Scotney, with as-1 Advertising <'lul» of Shi-rmnii at tliej ingles*. Wnlthal that Carev was offered his
j slsiing artists. Maximilian. Hose, vio | Rinkley Hotel Thursday evening afj £n j,l» fonm-r picture. Theodore first part in a picture Hi- accepted
j llnist, and Kirin Schmitt, pianist, are, C ;.T0 o clock. Huberts has invariably he«-u in the sup- and hlii siKvess was Immediate, tie
i the artists who will appear with Miss Mr. Shuman is a speaker whom tliej p<lrtiUg (.as, Famous for his m-ruggy never returned to the stage and In n
.1 ti-
ls ft llamhil Indian
Hi tail stores will lw> rinsed Anuis-
litt- Day, Saliirtlay Nnv. II. Do your
shopping now. tiS-tlM—wile
/In die ....-iniif;fell Press
t I lira go. ills.. Nov. !».- For the first
tlnle in the liistory of major league
lefthumletl Indian ia rehedul-
1 ctl to make Ids appearanee on the base
iutll diamond. He is .lack Williams,
lit years old. a full blooded member
III' tin- Huron tribe, who \vas signed
today by the Chicago White Sox.
Good Cord Wood
For Sale - Reasonable.)
Jas. Binkley - Phone 139
\ f -j
TONIGHT
CHASE-LISTER
COMPANY
The Big Tent
Thursc/ty
‘‘Over the Hills”
Friday—“Pretty Peggy.”
Saturday Matinee
"Bringing Up Father”
Saturday Night
"The Fighting Chance”
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PAKf
& t SUPPLIES V
1 1 li
1 \ FINI5Him5»
I V THE 1!
& k WEARS
i
Scotney.
The follow lug program will lie ren-
dered :
1. Concerto In It Minor.. Wlneniuwskl
1st Movement.
Max ini ilia n Rose
L\ (a l O Mio Rahhino Cum..Puccini
(Oh My Relovi-d Ilitddyt
(hi Tarantella NnpoHtnna.RossIno
Evelyn Scotney
,T. (at I>- Coucon........... Dnqulu
(lit Ave Maria.SchulH‘rt-\Vilhel:nj
(et Intendnetlon anil Tarantelle
.................... Snrasate
Maximilian Rose
4. Polonaise, from •'.Mign<in".Thoint'.s
Evelyn Scotney
5. Httngario Rhapsody No. 14...I.lsft
Evelyn Schmitt
WASHINGTON
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
STARTING TODAY
!rving Cum
LON
4'4’
Presents
EY
n
(a)
Trees . ... ..........
. A11 ter tl
(hi
1 Passed By Your Window
(«.•)
Fairy Tales........
Evelyn Scotney
Kemz.uk
7.
(ft)
The Idirk
o>)
11 lingorio Air ......
Maximilian Row
.. Ernst
ft.
The
Winds' lu the South
Today ..............
.. Noott
(hi
Heolcll Pastorate . . .
. Httenger
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Tlte Night Wind----
. .Farley
Advertising club of Sherman ha* liecn
endeavoring for some time to secure,
ms-ordlng to Will l.eslie, prt-sident of
the Advertising Cluli. “Mr. Shuman's
subject will la* ‘Newspntier AdvertLs
ing.' a broad subject, hut Mr. Shuman
will deal with the question in a prac-
tical way. to Interest manufacturer,
wholesaler, and TW/ailet alike." Estates
Mr. l>-«lie. "Ho'will give utjl practical
applications that will lie helpful In all
Interested In neWNpn|ier advertising.'
“Mr. p. C. Hunter and other*, who
have heard Mr. Shuman speak in the
national eoilyantlini-. say lie is a very
Interesting speiiVn-Cmulch' nliove the
average. He ls outside Ihe Stale much
of the time and has heen 'hard to
catch.' so wo hope we will have a good
crowd here. All business men are cor-
dially invited.’'
MEXICAN WORKERS STRIKE
IN PROTEST OF MEN IN J AIL
Evelyn Scotney
TWO AMERIC ANS ARE TO
RECEDE THE RED HAT.
Horae, Nov. Ik— Pope Pius lias tie
elded to postpone the appointment of
the new American cardinals to a enn-
sistory ti. lie held next year, It was
learned today. The report that both
Arch-bishop Mundelein of (Tiit-ngo ana
Archbishop Hayes of New York woutn
at that Him receive the red hat, how-
ever, was confirmed in an authorita-
tive quarter.
Meanwhile notice lias Ins'll sent tef
Monslguor (iiovnnnl House no, aisistollc-
delegate at Washington with regard
to his Iteing raised to the purple in the
consistory to lie held Dec. 11. it Is
J expected this notice will reach Mon-
signer Renzano next week and shortly
afterward he will leave for Hmue
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors, espeCh liy the Typograph-
ical Union, for their help and kind-
ness during (tie illness and tie; th of
my dewi- husband, also lor their beoti-
llfnl floral offerings. May; God’s rich-
est blessings rest upon them all.
MRS. GEO. W. HOLTZ,
MISS E. V. FISHER,
Mr and Mrs A. W HOICKING.
Uy llie Akcol lated Prrtt
Vera Crux, Nov. !f.—Workers la-long-
ing to the Maritime League were on
strike here today iu protest against
the alleged unlawful Imprisonment of
Ricardo 1-lores Mngon, former Mexi-
can re'tel In Leavenworth prison.
Kansas. Magon in 1H17 was sentenced
to twenty year* for complicity In a
communist plot In l»s Angeles.
Yesterday afternoon the workers
made n demonstration before the Mex-
ican consulate and presented a peti-
tion for the release of Magon and other
Mexicans im,prlson<*l| in th« United
.states as dangerou* radicals. A cable
message embracing the protest and the
petition was sent to the Mexican
charge (I'affairs In Washington. Other
demonstrations were held in various
Mexican Gulf ports.
A boyeot against American ships In
Mexican (torts Is being considered and
other measures a&n are threa'emsl If
the United States government refuses
to lile-rate the Mexicans.
mustache and luilf-chewed cigar pn- surprisingly short time attained wide
trading from his lips. Roberts apis-ars dtsflnetioj ns a portrayer of virile
without either, wearing t hin whiskers Wester t ebnrscters.
and being a typical rube. ‘The Old In his latest j>r« luctbns, Carey
Homestead" might ulmost Is* said to plays sevtrnl of his characters in a
he a study iu whiskers, for George modern cowlioy vein. In “Good Men
Fawcett and T. Roy Harm's, prominent
in the supporting cast, both have uni-
que hirsute appendages.
(,>ne of the most loveable characters
ever projected on the silver scroeu Is
that of Uncle Josh; played by Theo-
dore Uo'terts. A sturdy old farmer
with a sweet dls(M>sltiou. Unde Josh
dominates the entire production. His
hoy Reuben is accused of hurglury,
breaks jail and Is-comes a wanderer.
The old homestead is altout to tie sold
under the hammer, hut Uncle Josh Is
the same even tempered optimistic,
jovial houI through It all.
Of course, no production Is great
without a smashing climax. It comes
for “The Old Homestead” in the uu-
ture of an extremely realistic cyclone,
which blows the whole community to
smithereens—all except the old home-
stead—and ns the wind works Its de-
‘vaslatlon tin' tangled skeins of fate
art' unraveled In that drab old house of
happiness and content.
At The Gem Theatre uow.
THE
QUEEN
TODAY-
A Big Special Western Play
Chicago, Ills., Nov. (i. How a royal
prince who called on Hop- Fins XI wa*
kept waiting - utside for half an hour
called "-‘The w I*1" h'l-tlff visited with an Atuer-
1 lean Is toltl iu a letter received here
today from Gordon L. liarry, European
representative of the Near East Re-
lief.
The letter was wiltfen to F. J. Mich-
el, executive st-cretary of the ililnol*
Near East committee.
The prime of Saonia humbiy waited
in an ante room while the Pop® tatt-
ed with Air. Parry and Hum donated a
half million lira for Smyrna relief,
the letter said.
The Pontiff issued the following mes-
sage of thanks to America ;
“It is with (meet sincerity and with
heartiest gratitude that His Holinea*
blesses the work of Near East relief
tn the confidence that with their ma-
terial food the children will likewise
he given spiritual food for heart* and
souls."
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SECURITY STATE BANK AT
FORT WORTH IS ULOSED
Q.powerJul drama of \
a father's sacrifice
Prices 10c and 25c
Schedule: II; 12:20; 1:40; 3; 4:20; 5:40;
7; 8:20 and 9:40.
FOOT - BALL
S. M. U. v*. A. & NL
At
Fair Park Stadium
DALLAS
November 11
4k.
See C. E. Lennon,
Agent, Sherman
for teat reservations
—tom# *
»v the Associated; ftjfM <
Fort Worth, Nov. 9.—The Security
State Bank here . dosed by ttte
State this morning. No statement has
been, gixen ogt, IJovvy-ver, the hank
officials said that they would he
ready tit reopen in a day or two and
would resume business. Lack of retmy
cash wa^ given a* the reg*on for the
closing.
Filvate (ids Appointment.
Indianapolis Inti., Nov. tb—Joe
Sparks ot Columbus, S. U. has been up-
pointed ehairman of the American Le-
gion national rdtuibllltation commit-
tee, it was tynnottmtHl by t'emmander
Ovvsh.v end succeeds t'ol A. A. Spra-
gue of of Chicago.
Sparks served as a private tinring the
World War with the Third and Sev-
enth Pioneers. _ •
Democrats Lead.
By the Acwciattit trtau
Oklahoma City, Okla., Nov. 9— Okla-
homa will send seven Democrats and
one Republican to Congress, it was
indicated this morning when the count
from Tuesday’s election was nearing
completion.
Medium Brown Hair look* host of all
after a Golden Glint Shumpoo—Atlv.
nl-tfp
At The Washington
A powerful drama of truth and re-
generation which soars with dramatic
strength and ket'iw the spectator’s gaze
fastened upon Ihe screen Is “Flesh
and Blood.’’ the Irving Cummings pro-
duction which comes to the Washing-
ton Theater Thursday. There's noth-
ing unnatural n'tout this vital story.
It Is life vivified to the highest degree.
Ir shows Hint love is unconquerable
when the heart Is guided by the divine
spark. It presents a nighty sermon
anti .vet tells It in a draraatie maimer.
After, you leave the theater you feel
■iusplred through a spiritual Yplifl.
The convict breaks jail. Mnn's laws
cannot hold the prisoner when there
Is a higher law In the heart. Come
and see lain Chaney give n masterly
liortrayal of the convict. Anti the act-
or “of ft thousand faces” will charm
you with bis sterling artistry.
At The Queen.
Harry Carey’s second super-West-j
ern released by F. B. D. and hooked
for allowing al the Queen Theatre on
Monday ami Tuesday, affords the i>o|>-
ular slur a somewhat different type
of characterization. In his portrayal,
Mr. Carey has brought to the screen
not the popular conception of what the
West might have been years ago. but
the true character and life of ihe West
of today.
The story "Good Men and True,,' ts
from tho (ten of Eugene Manlove
Rhodes, a man who, like Mr. Carey,
really knows the phase of life lie por-
trays. Today, Mr. Carey Is one of the
With
HELEN HOLMES
and an all-star cast
5 Reels full of action, thrills
and suspense.
Also Good Comedy
“ Fire Fighter*”
with’ lots of fun.
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Buy It In Sherman
nything bet^«r>.
——
I will be at the GEM1—
Nov. 15, 16, 17, 18, In’
My Greatest Picture.
‘GRANDMA’S BOY’
For CoMs,
Influenza
and as a
Preventive
Take
Lexetlve
rf
Bromi
Quinine^
teblete
The First and Original
Cold and Grip Tablet
The box bears this signature
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and Hose
Don’t underestimate the im-
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Everything is spoiled unless
shoes and hosiery are cor-
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New Slippers
New Oxfords
Hosiery to Match
YATES
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SHERMAN S LEADING THEATRE
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Again Today—
The Classic of the Silversheet—A Truly
Wonderful Picture
JESSE L.LASKY PHEiEMTS
For more than fifty years the
greatest American heart drama
ever written. Now a perfect
j picture whose tears and smiles
and heart-throbs will live for
ever.
A James Craze Production
Adapted from Denman Thompson’s play by Perley Poore
Sheehan and1 Frank Woods^—Scenario by J. Jo&ephson
Schedule; 12; 1:45; 3:30; 5:15; 7; 8:45.
Phone 1651 for Information
Coming Monday and Tuesday—
DOROTHY DALTON
“THE SIREN CALL”
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