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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY 11,1922.
THE SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT
(ESTABLISHED 1670.)
Published Dally Except Saturday.
SHERMAN, TEXAS.
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Weekly Democrat Published Thursdays.
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AMBASSADOR
CIVIC
GEUDES ON
DUTY.
Sir Auckland Gedde#, British Am-
bassador to the J'nlud States, ndvls-
ed those preseut at th * I'nn-Ainerleaii
< <*;fereiue of women (hat women must
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dles about fashion and vanity, but
Uie ladies arc as bright and clever as
they sre winsome, and they retaliate
by Accusing the men of unmitigated loaru the fundaiucutjile of govern
self-sdmlrstfoit; far ♦*xteeUUi«vil^?v. JlWMjftll ^hjeve uiucb
and much lesn Justified. Just a little good politically, "T'iiIomh fou get out
ebrner-of-thc-*yc vigilance tends to of that ignorance, you're!
ecnflrui the l**Ues' alleipittan^ I a jyeat daugei.
WpM UhtlftH I at&A't ; i The* lame conusel coul
folng to b>
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- ilgnts and |.rlvlleges
la? fiiven.
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j Uecreea of garment dcsflgn- weaJ^iH roaffclenee In II, but the fjf-
> Mey, wear clothes and furnish norunce and UdifTereiue of the whole
lugs of fe *tniu patterns and color, ilti/j^ishlj. t«. i ul li«' business.
turnlug out as U were, ip^lfurin, w t, It^Improbably a fact tluit most men
because they like whatever Atyle miiy arc Ignorant of the fundamental" of
happen to be popular, or because government, They are Ignorant, -s a
tbey have to regard the mandated of rule, of the l i.sle Issues of great quea-
designers and manufacturers as arbl- tlons, though they have u general
trAry, but l ecanse they believe It to Idea of 'these matters o£ vital Irapor-
be A conventional duty to he fashion- tiiuce. rubiie opinion la largely sentt-
Able. , mental in most affairs, and its knowl-
At the meeting of the United edge is mainly suf>erficial.
National Clothiers l|i Chicago this Besides that patriotism which de-
week it was announced that the matids*in all departments j'.nd
shsdes of wmt's clothing will be most op««ratioin of represent a the govprti-,
conservative but that tbe coat linings mcuL it Is nec^ssar.*- tbab nil citizens
#10 be of flasiiy colors, such as *^r- s|io0|d umlvstand thoroughly the prln-
nitlllon, pale blue, brilliant orange ciplea underlying the'** system of g« v-
And hectic pink. Trouser leg bottoms eminent. IgnorAntx' la filly as ln-
4rlll be cnffleSB. Shoes will l e septa r<v juricsis tO1 flip wees* of (k tmn'racy
toed, flat-heeled, solidly built. ap is the perfidy of selflKiiness.
Any lady who- chafa alK>nt gown« What Sir Auckland stafed to the
and rouge will watch laar wainpairifcu * womrtiv applies likewise t« tlo' -ne'ii.
with quiet smnae j>nt .as alyly. ss ^Tjje wqt(iei| scarcely havf ^iad time
he thinks, glances at a mirror, and. if nUidy civic fundametda lay Too many
he Is inquisitive, she will tell him, men. although they have ltfid time and
with the decision of conviction, how opportunity, have neglected to. inform
fee and ninety and nine per cent of his tbemaelvea. '
kind will d*fss. Women take keen _
delight In the serious self-flAttery of
||cn. And. though they detest mascu-
line vanity, they like manly pride.
Why ahonldn't men dress well?
Why shouldn't they always fit thsm:
selves out according to the prevailing
style? Why shouldn't tbey look pros-
perous and present an effective ap-
pearance? " |
^'Frequent change of style stimulates
clothing manufacture and trade, but
it Also prevent* men from wearing
appArel of the same color and pattern
All the time, and obliges them to con-
tidsr personal appearance as a bust-
hefcs snd social ssset. There Is an
old saying thst a man cannot be '
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Fairy Tale
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cox*m«t (v wtii u* uwiow , ■■
WOODLAND SPRING DANCE
par^," salti4 th^
Queen of tbe Fairies, "a fttcie wootl-
land spring
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•"It should be
soon," said the
Fstry Queen, "for
Mistress Spring-
tlrtie will not stay
around f o r ever,
you know.**
"We're ready,''
said the Fairies,
"any time our
Queen says." -
"Why not have
the party1 tomor-
row % afternoon?"
asked tbe Fairy
Queen. "We will meet In the [deep
woods;" > ),
"Why not?" asked the Fairies. "We
will be delighted to have It tomorrow
afternoon."''"'
like shape.
The Bogey family came dressed as
Jack-ln-the-PulpIt flowers, and even
had sprinkled a little water over their
costumes so as 1$ look like the damQ
spots where Jack likes to live.
The Elves came dressed as Wood
Betony and looked so much like the
early spring plants with their lovely
leaves and shrubbery.
The Hrownlefc came dressed as trail-
ing arbutus flowers peeping out of
their green leafy costumes.
Then the Ohonies came'as wild gin-
ger plants* Tbe gjnker plants have
two henrt-sbapfcd uark
purplish blossoms.
I Old Mr. 9lant came ns a blossoming
,pand myrtle shrub, and" Witty Witch
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leaver ' and
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Grace Nelson, a 100 per cent.
American singer, of Kansas City,
has launched a campaign for better
interpretations of *made-in-Amer-
ica" songs. Miss Nelson received
all of her operatic training in this
country where she declares both
teachers ?nd music a-e as good a.c
any stress the pot d. A^ieric«n bal- song.
lads, explains Miss Nelson, are
without equal both for tone and
appeal and shonld be song more
extensively. She offers "Swanee
River Moon," a waltz ballad, which
is so simple that anyone who has a
piano can play St and so rhythmical
that any one at all can dance to it,
as the perfect type of pure American
Current Comment
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Attorney Otiieral Franl^ Roliertson
of Mississippi has hiled tint two men
who marrv sinters are nor^ brothers tu-
law, basing his opinion op a derision
<if the I iiited States Supreme Court.
Nevertheless. they have the same
nother-ln law.
Demon Kuut (tmrted company. Jeffries
has plenty of opportunity to serve hu-
manity \VeW, aind we hojM' he will do it.
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Vhjr of .Horrors.
(liUiltimoro Sun.)
Oqe horror follows so quickly upmt
the beejs «f anqjher.jn these troubled
and flsglc tftfies
fba t
we live more
M Naval Ketreuchment
- (San Franclsi-o t'hronicle-l
The t*lilted States Government is de-
monstrating to Hie world that We mean
what w$,tuitttwkQn VpJtovot reduction . . .. . , . —, —
of ttAvai<expeiiM's. M'lie immediate '""bis15 HWfW'ol'Mh'y'NTf'u« have ajmost
puris>se Is lower taxation, lii order the Capacity for brldg shocked,
to get lower taxation there'-must l e owing to the deadening effect of a
lower expe nditures. To4 ai-compltsh iotig-coutilined smcesslon of monstrous
I bat, and not fully relying on Mic in- an(l P«ralyzing events. International,
itiative of the Naval Department. Coi*. National and local. It has long passed
gress Is cutting appropriations. That a platitude that In matters of fi-
may 1m putting tbe ant l> «forr tlve nnn(*f> talk mainly in terms of bll-
hor>Jv, but It ^ ts results. It has cuius- Hons. But it is equally true that we
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Tlien let"us-have It.tomorrow Aft-
ernoon. And ask every onei Ask tbe
Elves and the Oaf fahilly and the
Bogey family and old Mr. Giant and
Witty Witch and the Brownies and
the Gnomes. Ask ev$ry one of our
friends."——:~•,-
"Indeed we wlllt,** shouted the
Fairies,
So they asked all tltelr frfends to
come to their party, and every one
accepted.
Of course until the following day
the Fairy Queen and the Fairies were
very busy, for even In Fairyland it Is
a busy time when there Is going to be
a party.
They did not make the moss Ice
cream until the day of the party, bat
they made all the Fslrylsnd pstty
cakes and some of the delicious
blrchbark salad with fresh spring ber-
ries that very afternoon that they
went about with tbe Invitations.
The next day they were busy right
up to the time of the party.
The Dancing Shadows came dancing
;through the woodland paths singing
and dancing and waving and playing
and swaying.
1 "May we comfe too?" they sang,
f And the Breese Brothers said:
Of course, of course, we all know
AppropriAte Nickname.
a'
"Here comes 'April Showers*!' sabl
Tommy to his* playiuAte as his sister
May's bviiu came up the walk. '
•'Why do you eft 11 him 'April Show-*
ers?" asked the other boy.
"'Cause he brings May flowers."1
No Exception^
Mrs. Owens—Our sou William is sc|
irstb'.ss.
OxVen—Yes, unsetftied like the rest
of our bills,.-—Boston Transcript.
Not Then.
The more a man gets the more he
wmits—unless a police 'Judge is deal-4
ing it out. ~
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wore, a costume,
to make her lo^ik
like the blue he-
p a 11 c a flowers,
and she looked
very, very beauti-
ful. 4 " ;
Well, the Fairy
Q u e en was so
much pleased to
think that all her
guests had
dressed In . cos-
tumes of'tbe
spring, and the
whole party was
really a wood-
1 a n d springtime
dance.
Such gay
happy mualc as
there was, such dancing, such spar-
kling of sunshine peeping throtlgfT the
forest trees, and such happy FS^tf
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And ^fistress Springtime sald>.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcements under this heading
Are subject to the action of the Dem-
ocratic primaries in July, 1922.
For Congress, Fourth District of Texa4
SAM RAYBUftN.
(Re election.)
For Tax Collector, (jrayson County i
Qv * D. U. (THdoh) VADGHAN.
H. M. WISDOM'. \
For Sheriff. Grayson County: , I
FLOYD KV l£ftHEART.
W B. (Bill) OOf)DE. ' V
J. D. (Joe) DOUGHTY.
For County Judge. Grayson County
R/M CARTER. A
DAYTON B. STEED. ^
For Public Weigher, Precinct No: I:
J. L. (Jim) SNYDER.
Justice of the Peace, Precinct No.
ITace No. 2; u
r ^ r^Wu JU, GORMI*ICX. ♦ *It
P tr IB ftttt ftg 7.^1
.S« «wod
Giant."
"I won't mind making way for
or
a!) i asK H r.
1 0
Summer for this party fit so wo|
that It Is all I ask for." ^
And every one shouted three eheem.
for tbe Fairy Queen, who' gave ike
party and for the Fairies who helped
her, while the Fairy Queen and the
Fairies e?wutod three cheers for their
wonderfully costumed guests.
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Gennan.v hn-' lntlniat« d to the
Amerlean Government that it will b^
unable to pay the $:.iMi,0(K).n00 whl-h
falls due on May 31. . It no doubt
wants time in wbb'h to fleece the
Russian bear.
judged
be
They're using flrccraekers in tbe
Chinese civil Mar. Whichever side
H*
by the clotbes he wears, or how
HnAirs them, but it cannot be de- mils l*lol« and ancestms tip in
Aied that|i1^1^oth^Ian^>t^)manner toy ballon* vylll inodernfa| the yellow
be'Hun with lib on tln> teetering mj«.
Tlfe-.e sailors ure to nfuru forthwith
to their natural /element*. It is well.
Antl now the jn'opie will look forward
with Joyous anticipation to the details
of the congressional appropriation bill.
Free baths, free perfumery; free seeds
fOr advertising purposes and free print-
ing of election sj!K«eehes never deliver-
vd In ','migrcss -will doubtless go.
or less in a spur of suspense, iMn^npw ,{i i ' snow
ins «h:.r .r.rfvv,iir.-.1,-i, IM..W ,lJiy m-iy W'rt olWii^s mVlWtb (M big T trj-
. « •_ pftrtleS."
i "That's right, thafs right, Broexe
Brothers," said the Fairy Queen.
"Of course it is right," said Fairy
Princess Twilight Beli, and Fairy
;prlnee«8 Joy said:
' "We must have every one at the b|g
spring party." . ,
Then from back In tbe woods came-
;the sound of music. Fairy Ybab and
the Fairies' orchestra began to play.
Fairy Ybab led the orchestra with her
little wand and .swayed and beat time
while they all played.
And while all the music was sound-
ing through the woods along come tbe
guests-—all of them dressed as spring
flowers.
Well, the Fairy Queen was de-
lighted!
The Oaf family came in costumes
that looked like the bearberry plants
with very, very dark evergreen leaves
ftpd flowere of pale pink and of bell-
ed tb. Navy Department to Issue an. talk of d^ath ami' huinnit.totalities In
order that all sailors must go to sea. it tortus of millions since the war, apd
Bpiieaia that alsiut a thousand of the that the indfvidunl tragedy, as a rule,
sailors Ih UI are chauffeurlng devil is apt to be^pissed by as au ordinary
wagons, making gardens, f>iM,ratln^ an,l negligible incident.
moving pi«*ture shows, sweeping side- , **• — -.—•—■—
walk* jaiiltorlng hiiildlngs atid slml- (
lar services having no apparent con-
Hope Ivong Deferred.
"Pa ?*'
■Wei. sour
"What does a moratorium mean?"
"A period of mourning, son.'
"I thought it meant something about
not paying debts.'* /
"It does. The people who can't col-
lect the debts do the ;mournlng."—
Birmingham Age-Herald.
Ladies9 Rain or Shine Silk
Covered, Colors and Black
Our $4.85 grade, special at... *
Our $10.00 grade, special at
Good regular cover, special at
>..... *. . - ......
;....$7.00
$1.49 and $2.00
MEN'S UMBRELLAS.
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Strong Frame with crooked handle to hang on arm, of stand-
and fast black and rain proof, pecials at—
$5.00, $3.75, $2.55 awl $1,75
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contribute to the Judgment of
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OF MOVIE PLAYERS.
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submitted to Mr. V^lll 'H/'Hayn for 1,1,1 . jf ^1''
improving the photoplay art-iudustry t,r X™"
la "do not advertise persons, advertise
race. If tbe war lasts jldng and la
aevere. the ra«« may turq F-hll*1-
aw —-
The Greek Mbcral jxi y propoaea
to dethikaie ami e*|le ti latantlne as
pppp aa the nation eudaj uj war with
<|^t optimis-
<tti eaith.
Field Marshal Karl
pictures only."
The Intent of this idea "undoubtedly ing to' the I'nlted States
la good. But would t**i suggest Ion Hf says to take a rest.
rreiitli Is eom-
Hla object ?
Tills 1 the
" Jefftles as Evangelist?
' IBoBtim Post.)
bctfjio one sml!e4 at the rumors thai
mcs .1. .tern ir>*.
Tha occati comprises 72 per cent of
the. worbta^. Kurface.
FRECKLES
James .1. ^Vfftie.-!. ou'ye' the uorid'^ trto-t
fonu idabhf iliea vy^ H jrht priwtUihter.
liclieves that he-luis'the "dti-H" t- b«'-i
come an evangelist. There l«4 nothing 'Now is the Time to C et Rid of Tiieso
absurd or grotesque in the idea, .let-1 tgiy Spots.
tn<s was a longer the slightest need
ful. even sbirfher typ' o^ uiaii. lle'r^^* tVelbig .ashamed - of -your,..£?«*!**.
sembled other pugilists very little. Illaj#* Oihine—double strendh--Is guar
^ " ;im an etaug«41jt. t t le«rd to remove these homely ispots.
father hint an evailgeliat. tanteeu to rei
Early iai*4«-< yious r often <yjrfif>^f o|it r ^iiii^li ge
Fe, They may jmve :odttb.e streiu
miMsWA
benefit either the public oy the pre-
feeaion? j . ,v-,. % \
There Is nothing objectionable In
advertising a reputable player. . In
fact, an artistic player should be
Exploited. TIm* capital of a player In
the player's art and popularity, aa the
favor ahown - by the public ' deter-
mines tbe player'a compensation.
first indication we've had that French
is witty.
Hearst aspires to lie Governor o:
New York. In advance he has the
one, consolation that more men have
failed it. ihnt ambition than have suc-
ceeded. Trr7"T —
strongly in late life
(iHic bju'k to rule Jeffries now. If -o.
he wtiJI 1«> sure of ii heifrlug. anfl the
•rood t >vil*t |ie ran do will l.<" very .great.
Precedents for' such a change are not
Inekiug. Hilly Suuday Wiis long a base-
ImII Mayer «>r renown l.wi'fort* he invent-
ed the "snudust'trail." Rev*. Robert
<}ieen was a pugilist before' he be-
came a parsOn, to mention only One pi
many. And John •«. Sullivan, the
mighty, did a great deal jot earnest
work for temi**rance after lie ;.iid the
r
t .an ounce of Othln<
rength—from any druggist L
and apply a little of it night and inofn-
ing and yon should soon see that even
tbe worst freckles have begUi] to dis-
appear4 wlille the lighter, onea have
vanished entirely. It Is seldom that
more thuri ah ounce Is needed to corfi'
pletely clear the skin and gain a
beautiful clear complexion.
Be sbre to ask for the double
strength Othine as tills '« sold under
guarantee of money back-if it fails to
£dv.
remove
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Have you had your
I
crank case drained
lately?
No charge for
Try filling With
right grade mobil oil.
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We Grease Cars, Too.
Birge Filling Station
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Luck's Garment Shop
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Hand Made Porta Rican Waists
It
At $2.45 and $3.45
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Some dozen different new styles of these fine Waists
put on sale today. hand drawn
prices
quality. Sizes 36 ahead of you
and this special pric^ will ndt yofi ngKm. Make
selections early. |
Every Garment in our Shop on Special Sale.
Silk Underwear makes fine Graduation Presents. Drop in
here and look over our lines.
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lungitis
Great diamond dejiosita flre said to
have been found in tbe juj
British Guiana. Too laid
•r? was made before it was trans-
ferred is a double or trlpla trade
from Great Britain to an. American
pewer In paymeut of war deMa. A$
tint, fertile grain and cotton fields
•re Tk'her hp far timn ail the gems
and gold in the world.
HOME' SWTEET HOME-THEY MAKE THEMSELVES AT HOME
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HWeher fi Hllea, steward on the
Big Four Rente limited train running
between Cleveland and Cincinnati, la
♦developing an inter-train radio com
munlcatlon plan. Firat thing we know,
tfceigp will be radio eating in the din
Ing earn. v V; y: . M
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A Chicago telegraph meaaenger-waa
aent to .Huntavltle. Al^., «50 mllea dla-
(ant with a package Ibe |hes«a«e mat
lie la carrying la a valuable painting
Hfe will get a new record for apeed In
m he la making.
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