Greenville Evening Banner. (Greenville, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 165, Ed. 1, Monday, October 14, 1918 Page: 1 of 8
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GREENVILLE EVENING BAN NER
MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS
GREENVILLE TEXi MONDAY OCT. 14 1918.
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I Men don't cry when they die "over there."
They smile
BUY BONDS WITH A SMILE
Qtufity aod Moderate Prices
Are the Outstanding Features of These
3 New Fall Dress Silks 8
NOT HO"W GHEAP BUT HOW GOOD is our pol-
icy -when it comes to buying silks' to offer our pat-
rons. Our buyer knows silks. Years of experience
has taught liim how to detect the "good" from the-
"near goocl" to know sound quality.'
These things are important t-vyotu for it takes
an expert to judge the quality of ilk. The care and
Judgment Tve use in buying silks is reflected in every
yard that is sold over our counters.
"I have never boughia piece of silk from Huds-
peth's that Split" a casual remark from one of our
patrons with a world of meaning.
Pashionable weaves and color assortments are
better-now han at nny other time this season. "We
invite your most critical inspection.
Beautiful-shimmering Satins the mostjiopu-
lar of all the new Fall Silks in such wanteeff colors
as Taupe three shades of Blue Purple Burgundy
Gray Black and "Wliitej 36 inches wide and the best
Silk values' in Greenville today; the yard $1.75-2.25
All-silk Taffeta in all the popular new fall colors; 36
inches wide; veiy specail value s; yard SL75-S1.85
40 inch Crepe de Chine in all the leading colors; an
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Georgette Crepe in eighteen different shades 40 in-
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KEEP THE HON
ON THE RUN-
Washington Oct. 14. Germany's re
ply to President Wilson' note of list
week reached the Suiss legation h its
official form by cable this morning.
It was in the (Jernwn iext. a infla-
tion of which shoned it w.u substantial. I
ly the same a that gi.ea by wireless!
Saturday night.
Instead of taking the note direct to
President Wilson at the White House
as he did the Maximilian peace pica the
Swiss charge d'affairs communicated
with the state department.
He is to present the message to Sec
retary Lansing at 11:15
In the" meantime President Wilson
called Secretary Lansing amf Secretary
liaker to the White House for a confer
ence.
The President and 3Ir. Lansing had
been considering the note since Satur-
day night when the wireless report- came
and Secretary Baler who armed ye'
terday from a visit in France was pre-
pared with first hand information abo it
the situation at the battle front which
brought about German tagcrness for
peace to assist these men in solving the
problem.
Secretary Daniels joined the White
House conference which continued for
nearly two hours after which the cab
Schools Cfjsed 'Till
Monday Next by Board
This morning at 11 .-o'clock the city There was no more sickness anions
school board met in Judge L. L. Bow. the school children than usual during
man's office and decided to close the the fall season.
schools for the remainder of the week. With the close of the schools it is
This step was taken as preciuttonaiy. 'hoped that parents will not permit their
There was no epidemic in the schools children to be running about the down-
nor evidences of it' but because of ap. town districts or attending! public meet
prehension of 'Sons -of the. school pat- ings. The school room is preferable to
rons it was thought to be proper to close indiscriminate going and coming of the
the schools till next week. children about the city.
with the proceeds of the 1st 2nd and 3d Lib-
erty Loans the boys in France have put the
Hun on the run
Now let's bacg up the boys again and keep
them on the run
BUY
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
NOW
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inct officer. and Edward House walked
ever to the state war and navy build-
lag; lcaing tlie President alone in his
riudy wlictc niarlv nil his notes and
utterances were drafted.
A state departnientjnesscuger toej;
Uw ticlt! to the White House as soon
as Secretary Lansing read its contents
and found that it did not differ from
the wireless report.
All Business Houses Will Close October 16
to Remain Cilsed Until Greenville's Quota
in Liberty loan is Raised-Praclamations
by County Judge and Mayor Thompson
Hep Win the Wat-Buy Fourth EiBelrty
Loan Bonds & tf
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TURK PEACE NOTE IS
RECEIVED IS .WASHINGTON
In compliance with an order this day Loan is subscribed in fiffl and tht the
issued by wire from the Federal Depart- owners managers and employees of aU
ment I hereby appoint next iWednes. such business houses will join ink the
day October 16th as a day on which work of selling bonds. -
you are called upon to dose your places ""Witness my hand at Greenville Tex.
of business of every character in Hunt this the i4th day of October 1913.
county nntfltmr part ofthe warloin "?- -XHOS. W. THOMPSON
is subscribed for .the departmenncon--- " Mayor.
'siders that no man's work is so impor. j. -
tant that he cannot leave it for' the bus-
mess of lis country. How let ns aU "DOPES' STATEMENT.
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Washington Oct. 14 Turkey's long
delated note akinc lik-x Oenn?ny and
Antria. that Presidnit Wlson take in
hanl tlie restoration jf peaiv was re-
ceived todaj at the State department.
Tliis note was report d in dispatches
s"ieral days ago as l.-'in m roUc !
Wn-1 mgton.
CONFERENCE ON HUNS
rrEACE MOVEMENT.
come to our country's call and double
or tnbble our subscriptions and see that
every man who is able buy his quota;
or b: forced to explain to his govern
ment why he did not.
Done at Greenville by order of Fel-
eral government this the '14th day of
October A. D. 1918. Every business
man in Hunt county is hereby drafted
to work until quota is reached.
A. J. GATES -
County Chairman Hunt County for 4th
Liberty Loan.
Fresh Cranberries
Xog Cab.ii Maple Syrup
E. A. JONES & COMPANY
GEOCESY and MARKET
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FRENCH HOME BIABE I
LAWER CAKES
Do yon like toast? ry our bread for toast
you will have toast more often.
Then
Your sugar card won't allow yoa to bake cakes. Yo-i
don't need to. We can furnish them to you cheaper
than you. can make them at home.
Special orders for parties and entertainments.
Wise Danivsn I Wis 2
Washington! 0-t."14-r:oiinselor Polk
of tlie state department was at the
lintisli embassy in cotisultition with
Colnlle IJ-irclay ..councilor and charge
in absence of Lord Heading and othir
officials of the embassy.!
Councilor Polk's isit was considered
significant because of the -word from
London Saturda saying that (!reat Bri-
tain was inclined to oppose the granting
of any armistice till a complete guar
antee of both militarv and naval nature
comes from Gennanv.
It abo perhaps lias something rela.
tiic to the announcement that Great
Britain and her allies hae agreed on n
line of action
alliesarT
driving today
toward ghent
Allied Armies in Flanders. Oct. 14 -a
British Belgians and Fnnch forces at-
tacked in an advance on a wide front
iu rianders toda. The allied drive 5s
in the general direction of Ghent and
Coutrai. 'Reports from the advanced po-
sitions this morning indicyed tliat the
PROCLAMATION FOR CITY.
Whereas Mr. Hoopes Chairman of
the federal Reserve Executive comlt-
fee of this Federal Reserve District hss
issued a call to all cities counties and
precincts in this district asking that
Wednesday October 16 1918 be Sftj
apart to finish up fhe sales of Liberty
Loan bonds and demanding that all bn-
iness houses be closed until each local-
ity has subscribed its quota.
Now therefore I Thos. W. Thomp-
son Mayor of the city of Greenville
Hunt County Texas in conformity with
the mandate of this Federal Re-.er-.e Dis
tiict and in obediance to the dc'ires
orders and demands of our gov-meat
do now and here issue by proclamation
to the effect that all business eouse3 in
the city of Greenville Hunt Ccunty
Texas will close on next Wcdnesihy
October 16th 1918 and remali closed
until our part in the Fourth Liboily
Dallas Texas Oct. 14. A. J. Gates
County Chairman Fourth Liberty Loan
Greenville Texas. The Central Execu-
tive Liberty Loan committee for this
j federal district have today decided that
the Liberty Xoan situation calls for some
great unparalleled effort and appoints
next Wednesday Oct 16 asm day nn
which you are called upon to draft the
best business men in the whole of your
section including many who are not now
serving on your committee to make a
sales drive which shall reach every man '
woman in your territory regardless tot
whether they have been approached and
have subscribed. The object of the drive
which shall start at 9 a. m. on .Wednes-'
day Oct 16th will be to secure a sub-'
srnption from every person in your
-ounty and to obtain a further sub.
enption where a previous subscription
has been made. Automobiles should be
THE GREENVILLE NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK
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requisitioned and business places be
closed All business must be su:pend;d
until your part of the war is won. No
man's work is so important tha ne
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cannot leave it for the business of his
country and this must be impressed
upon all. Have your mayors issue pro-
clamation along these lines. Confirm
by wire that this plan will he cwied
out fully in your county. Feacj pro-
posals do not effect Liberty Loans in
any way. Do everything posi"'i'e to
prevent misguided or badly intorcied
persons showing such propaganda.
J. W. HOOPES.
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CLOTHES
The business man of this country can help fight thi3
war by wearing the right business clothes.
When you wear clothes that are all wool carefully
tailored and made to wear a long time you save la-
bor materials and money that are necessary for war
Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes .
do it better than any oters we know of.
The home of Hart Schaffner & Mark Clothes
Thomas Bros. Co
The Home of Hart Scliaffner & Marx Clothes.
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Shelled Pecans Colorado Eating Pears
surprised fhe Germans
In the British onmtii"! ili-re were
some of Great Britain's biSt ro and
forces were from the l'miii Tiir.'es
faoritte fijrlitinjj oratni'-tiop
The onl) tliinfr left out fir tin- en
emy it appears was to retire to th"
Ghent line. Bv the fur nitli vilitcli
the drie was launched it ps eident
that the fijrhting armies icre eMnp;
no attenton to the pnacc talk. Tlioy
dashed forward with n dish m hie n !ur
MAXIMILION
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making excellent procress In the Belgian whole line.
r-3ft fl "ent fren. -bi-'i t!i Gennano The blow may proi-v to he JIarslul
la-e bei-n rrmmiiu r material for rochV master stroke. If t'-e alliul pro-
t-vo weeks. cre-s eonfmi" tit" il' i ' -
Th attatk seems to 1)-nenllv from mnt imiortant part of fh- IVlcun
O mnes to the pnrt'iwu'l. The thttT coast in-lnd n the 0iri- 'imni r
il.vis.ons went nt- !-. '- m n crn.li ba.s as well is force ou the en-ny
lm'!r'ni-t Tiv -ls n pre'im- from Lille ?ailmt. rr tiKj .. i .
.i-j. Lujba.i3-i:.-t. i:v ?. do.b.'cl y fjee a seevnd SeJn.
Ioudon OeC 14. The resignation of
i'rince Jlaximiliin of Baden only re-
miti appointed intierisl chancilhr of
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