Arlington Journal (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1916 Page: 1 of 8
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Will receive our CAREFUL and SY3-
MATIC attention. You will save TIME, ;
I (Boatwright thoughtfully had Friend
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they certainly came In good place, and
nerved the intended purpose.
Miss Bess Swift, of Fort Worth, vU-
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American Sunday School Union, and an
Elder In the Presbyterian ebuseh. Do
not fail to hear these brethren. All are
invited to attend these services.
S. M. BENNETTTPasior.
everything that stood for the np-bufld-
!ng of the community in all things
worth while. He had lived here for
more than thirty-five years. He leaves
hit widow and daughter, Miss Ella V.
Day, who Is one of the teachers In the
High school on the Southside, being in
charge of the high third and fourth
grades. The Journal goes to press too
soon after his death for a more ex-
tended notice, bvt which will appear
later. The funeral will be'todaf, par-
ticulars 6f which will be found in fu-
neral notice*.
The latter part of December The Arlington National Bank told the
Depositors of the Citizens National Bank tobring us their Pass Books and we
would pay them off. ’ •
There was at that time about $102,000.00 of Deposits tied up. We publish
Hoii^im P. Cochran and Dr. .Alvin V. Lane of Hella
Tjgmple Dallas—Wm. James Imperial Potentate-
Other Distinguished Visitors.
Will Give Entertainment at High School, Benefit School
Improvements—Some Noted Artists
on Program.
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In all the Great Arlington Country
►ail heart* will receive the news that
Hon. Walter P. Lane, ex-Comptroller,
js dead. He made lhe jwme’ bravo,
manful fight for life as he had always
made for every cause fn which he en-
listed, He was an honest man. He was
manly gnd fearless for the right as he
saw it—and he usually counted the
cost and carefully considered every-
thing before deciding. The following
I account is taken from the Star-Tele-
H gram, Fort Worth, telling of his death
and the funeral arFangements:
B Brown, Sorrow Over Lane's Death la State-
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MARCH 1BTH A8 OFFICIAL
ROSE DAY.
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A shock came to the hundreds of
friends of Frank P. Day Thursday
morning when the news came that he
bad been found dead in his bed that
morning. Mr. Day complained the night
before of not feeling as well as he had
been for some time, but neither he nor
his family felt any uneasiness and he
went to bed as usual Wednesday night. J
For some time Mr. Day had not been
robust He was one of our oldest and
best known citizens, and had always
Jieen prominent and enterprising fn,
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County Demonstrator O. W. Eudaly
came by to visit the Journal on his way
to assikt in terracing some farms near
Arlington. He says he has been putting
in several weeks at this work. Also, be
has rounded up 25 of the Corn and
Dog Club boys for the big encampment
at Fort Worth during the Fat Stock
Show next week. There will be a large
number from over the state there, and
Tarrant county is expected to have the
largest number of boys of any county
m the State at this encampment.
Object hr Which Draws
Firct and Flid Dividead
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Certificate No. 2
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ST. PATRICK’S DAY
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! CARDS Friends Io Each.
1 J. T. Morrow’s, Confectionary ;;
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I Iwn-year old rose tree to name
either drug store, signifying the name
you desire.
The uniform price nt 12 l-2c for 2-
j /ear-old roses has been offere 1, with
;> <trii‘t guarantee.
Plant Roues!
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AGRICULTURAL DEMONSTRATOR
EUDALY TERRACINO—CETTINO
BOYS FOR BIG ENCAMPMENT AT
FAT STOCK SHOW. .
below a copy of the check received from the Treasury Department, Washington,
D. C.‘reimbusing us for paying of these deposits:
Last Monday night. Just before bed-
time, the barn of Mr. A. D Crib be —
about 11-2 miles out on the Grapevine
toad, burned with all its contents. The
family managed to get all the live stock
out, but lost the feed sUlT and some
Implements. The loss yvas total and
falls heavily upon Mr. Cribbe, as he
lives in Arlington Friday and Saturday carried no insurance.
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her df Commerce of Fort Worth
Bade in some time to* keep Mrs.
keitou Cross in the field in this
F for working up the girls into
Canning and Tomato Clubs. Mrs.
is meeting with much success,
f she has organized more than
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Br services will be held Sun-
il a, m. and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday
ft 9:15 a.stirf:; prof. V. I. Moore,
MMigue at 6:30 p.-m. At the
rhour we will have communion
t|ely after the sermon. Our sub-
’the morning hour will be “Th.!
U* of John the BapHst." Th*
[Will be brief on account of the
Hon. Our evening subject will
I Significance of Love." In the
R of this subject we will dis- j
me of the distrubanees of life I
[of a true conception of low
1 everybody a cordial invitation
I us at both hours.
J. B. BERRY.
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f and speaks well for Tarrant
tfarm-girls end for Mrs. Cross
PAvay: Mrs. Cross’ elub girls
the State record at the big
I of women demonstrators in
ra few weeks ago.
W. Steve Cook, Ben E. Keith, and W. • Hie home of W. P. Lane, former statu
M. Burwell.
After the party had refreshed them-
selves with our incomparable mineral
'.water—Arlington's famous Carlsbad
water, which put them in fine trim
after their “night before" and they
had met a number of our representa-
tive citizens, they went on to Dallas—
looking sorry that they couldn't end
_ up in Arlington rather than on the
> j Trinity banks east of here.
'We ship out., mpr-j | Worth—announcements will eppe-r
than 17,000,000 bushels a year," 1J later Our Auditorium has a large seat-
Mid. And, incidentally, he had Farmers' ing capacity and It will be filled with
Heats before the 19th. It has been ro-
drew—and will keep in touch with ’ ported that this building has been
I Texas and with Arlington every week. : condemned; but we are authorized to
■Sr- ln «»• party were the following well announce that it is NOT condemned
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“nefcallas and high-up Shriners:
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Imperial Potentate of the Shriners of
North America, rtf Portland, Maine;
I (that isn’t all’of the name—but spa.”
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~1 business men of Fort Worth b’tt is absolutely safe. Let everybody
1— ki.». ck-< .. come to every service who can—we
J. Putnam (he said “call me ‘Put’ ") j want our Auditorium full every night.
Mrs. Noah Deal had as a guest Fri-
' ' I'01® niay leave your orders for a
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; Fort Worth;
Imperial Potentate, Dallas; E. J. Hos-
• ’ *y, ex-imperial Potentate. Fort;
f Worth; Jake Zurn, past potentate Mos-
lah; Sam D Handley, recorder of Hel-
ls; H. K. Crowley, recorder Moslsh;
Captain A. L. McCoy, Moslah. and the
following Nobles: E. 'D. Rutledge, E.
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Services Sunday *s usual. Sunday
school 10 a. in. Preaching'll a. m. and
I * :30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor
1 P m. Senior Christian Endeavor 6:110 -
l>. m.uRev. F. E. Lucb of Bonham, Tex-
as, will speak at the 11 o'clock hour,
and Mr. E. B. Stevenson
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The Arioh Trio is one of the most
mded organizations of artists in Dalia*.
It numbers smne of the best readers,
soloists, pianists, etc., in North Texas.
1 bey will come to Arlington under the
auspices of the Ladies of our Civic
League. Among those appearing for the
Arion Trio will be Mrs. Mamie Wynne
(>>x, the well known reader; Mrs. Isa-
bel! Barlow, contralto; Mrs. Lucille
Williams, pianist. The following splen-
did program will be rendered—an<l
lhe Auditorium of the High School
should be crowded to’enjoy this superb
program. The admission will be only
15 cents |for children under fifteen and
25 cents for adults:
Suns«t................Dudley Buck
Resiling—Ghtl.i Dialect: Take Me Back
to Babyland . . -
I Somebody Did It . . •
'lhe'llen .......Edmdnd Vance Cook
Piano Solo—Autumn ....Chaminade
Four Songs from "Moods" ...Ashford
The Search: Night Song; 'My Own
True Love; There’s Ever a Song
Somewhere.
A China Tragedy ....... .-■» -.Thomas
Piano Solo—(a) March Mignon (h)
What the Forest Brook Mur-
mers. (c) Faunes ... .......Poldini
Reading—-Negro Dialect—How Mandy
Got the \'ote.
Four American Indian Songs....
..... Charles Wakefield Cadman
(En Costume.)
From the Land of the Sky Blue Water
The White Dawn Is Stealing: Far Off
I Hear a Lover's Flute; The Moon
Drops Low.
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Arlington was singularly honored | A. Levy, A. H. Sanders, Colonel F. H.
*a8t Tuesday morning by a visit of a ( Sparrow, George Stapleton; R. A. Mas
large delegation of Shriners. They *“y’ J' L White, H. T.
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'!. Tyra, K. Robey, W. C. W. McKee, J
L P. Robertson, C W. Connery, D. £. j
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Washington. D. C., SifcuLuj, 1916.
Treasurer of the United States
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OF ARLINGTON TEXAN.'.
stiti MR. And it was doubly a
.‘'J.bulr to Hon. Sam P. Cochran to
be a party to this visit at the Home—
*7 for that great institution is a i------
monument to his devotion to his order '
< «nd love for the needy in their old age. |
, Imperial Potentate Stevens lives in (
Portland, Maine, and boasts of being taUua. pastor nf the Arlington Baptist
■one of the best farmers in that state—! church, will start a revival meeting in
L being one of the men who raised the j lhe Baptist Auditorium, in the upstairs
Last week Mrs. Sidney A. Wiley had
K congenial party for a week-end gath-
ering at her home hi Arlington They
were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Behrends,
of Bransford, Miss Ella Behrends, of
Fort Worth, Martha Behrends, of Dal-
las, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haesley, of
Polytechnic, Messrs. Wiley, of San
Angelo. Mrs. Wiley, as usual, waa a
most gracious host and her guests
were loud tn expresoin* the pleasure
they enjoyed.
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The Arion Trio--Dalias’ Splendid
Artist Entertainers to be - *
here Saturday Night.
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Distinguished Shriners Visit Arlington
Imperia! Potentate Stevens ef North
America Drinks Mineral Water Here.
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OCPUTY COMPTROLLCR OF CURRSNCT
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You can see that most every depositor took advantage of thio offer of
payment, and that the Treasury Department has repaid us.
The Arlington National Bank is in the most excellent shape to take care |
of your business, and in making* loans.
Come in and tell us your needs.
JAS. DITTO, President.
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out-over pine lands from almost ( of Graber building. Brother Gu»-
worthlessnest to Immense value for (tgyjus will conduct the'services hlm-
||W^ lbe largest potato crops in the Unite 1 f >ei’f with probably some help from Ft.
States per acre. "We ship out., more | Worth—announcements will appear
Lane'a
Wide.
Messages of condolence frofh alt
l.ydick, E. Ef Edward*. R. C Hearne, ! ;-ar(s of the state arrived Tuesday at
»y»' iivfcbiv ».»• , a . *s«* IMUI
j comptroller, who died Monday. Among
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' Gov. Thomas M. Campbell, who wired
I that he will be here for the funeral.
Many beautiful -floral offerings were
r received Tuesday at the Lane home. 1
Funeral services will be held at the
- Magnolia Avenue Christian chproh
Wednesday at 3 p. m. The procession
l«‘ to leave the home, 1424 College
avenue, st 2:45 p. m Rev. E. M.-Waits
will officiate at the services and the
B i Ma-ofw wilt have charge of the bum!
; at Greenwood.
The following will be active pall-
bearer*: C. W. Connery .Judge T. lUlo'l
Conner, George Adams. W. J. Gilvin. '■
Brown Harwood and Ben Dwiggins.
The flag on the capital at AustliT|
was at half-mast Tuesday out of re- HE
spect fo Lan«(.' .« '
A spreiat mertmg of Mwwnte
No. 148 will t>e held at Second and
Main streets Wednesday at 2 p. m.
The members will go in a body from
tlic hall to the Lane home to attend
the funeral.
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[\ wore frills on their pants and each
I* had a regular Arab crooked scimitar
'* up his cloak and their feet were scan-
■' tlly shod In sandal^, for making light?
♦r their pilgrimages over the burning
- - desert sands. They came in automo-
biles, escorted by William James, tm-
■ perial Potentate of Fort Worth. The
V party were en route to Dallas—after
A “night of It” in Fort Worth, follow-
>08 the most enjoyable time spent
Monday at the Home for Aged Masons
tn Arlington, to the immense pleasure
and ^slight of the inmates of that tn-
And it was
to Hon. Sam P. Cochran
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perpetual | A REVIVAL MEETING FOR ARLING /
TON.
Boatwright Die high appreciation wo
leel for he> thoughtful kindness in
sending *n some fresh eggs as a sam-
* 1 !e of what one gets in a- typical farm
| home where folks "sleep and board at
the same place." Learning that our
SATURDAY, daughter, Mary Catherine, was conva-
11< sclng and would soon be in trim to
["eat everything set before her," Mrs.
Under tile auspices of the Civic,
League this day Las been set aside for
:lie planting of roses, and in the menu-
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Bowen, William A. Arlington Journal (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, March 10, 1916, newspaper, March 10, 1916; Arlington, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1302991/m1/1/?q=green+energy: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Arlington Public Library.