Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1919 Page: 1 of 8
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T WORTH DAY AT THE FAIR WAS A BIG SUCCESS. LET'S MAKE LAST TWO DAYS EVEN BETTER
Cleburne Morning Review
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ADVERTISING ACCEPTED ON A GUARANTEE OF THE LARGES CIRCULATION IN CLEBURNE OR JOHNSON COUNrY
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ESTABLISHFD DECEMBER, 1904
FIFTY CENTS A MONTH
I
LADIES WILL
GROWS BETTER EACH DAY:
FAIR THURSDAY THOUSAND FOLKS
NINA PRIZE
DRIVE TODAY
AUTOMOBILE RACES TODAY
dr
dis
SENATOR FALLS
the
tributed among the liveliest, healthiest
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toil & Pickle today.
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lars will be distributed by A
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DUGTORS CALLED
The i isitors made
mid many others.
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SCHOOL DISPLAY
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landed outside of the grounds.
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prog ress
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of
RACES TODAY
made in all linen during
Bell
With reference to
the punt few years.
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Washington
....•3.00
disorders
organization I
with enthusiastie
rupted several t mien
Continuing ho
Complete ratifieaticn
with
Plantation
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WEATHER
\
Hazel Taylor (Irving)
Picture Story (Primary Schools)
First Grade Junior High Int
*2.00
coy Anoeinted Presa)
the
- (H. S.) 3rd ...
Elizabeth Lee (IL H. Int
---$2.00
the close of hi* speech
Genevieve Leslie (H. H. 3rd ..Ribbon
THE COUNTY’S
BEST PAPER
ASSOCIATED
PRESS NEWS
The Baby Show!
Two days baby display at the fair
Thursday morning and
special committee from
he
in
The carnival attractions drew
largest crowds that have visited
enemies
praised
....•3.00
... 2.00
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over
inter-
inter
other
ganization, which has been called by
Dist, Governor Vinson.
which
w indow
Paris. Oct. 2. <
of the Versailles
II.
L.
urti
that
thi.
Inst
t ho
Mr
W.
M r*
--$3.00
.. 2,00
Ribbon
And that
ehanee of w
n
a
great progress
was ।
dis-
i ho .
I
tractions!
If not, you have missed some high-
class entertainment.
Two more days, and the 1919 session
of the Johnson County Fair will end
While.”
plause.
FOURTH INNIN
AGAIN PROVES
Min TO THE
I WHITE SOX
Ad
or
...02.00
2nd 1.00
. -Ribbon
owned by
Worth.
Half Mile
Following are the results of the races
at the Johnson County Fair:
hool)
3rd___
Judges: Mrs J. B. Long, Mn. Em-
mett Brown, Mrs. V. M. Fulton
Miss Bess Douglas, Primary Super-
visor.
W. S. Ownshy, Superintendent of De-
partment of Education.
....•3.00
It
. Ribbon
tractive.
I'ort Worth boosters, ninety strong,
attended in a body.
Exhibit* open to the public and ad-
mired by thousands.
with their band, gave a parade and
sang songs complimentary to Cleburne
and the Johnson County Fair.
It was a gala day, Thursday nt the
fair, and last night was a glorious ono
for the happy visitors who went out
I night
' Ameri
i Alexin
I w ould
......•3.00
.......2.00
.... Ribbon
positions they
demonstration
as
is.
at
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to
ng
to
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fair
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be.
tn
$3.00
. 3.00
3.00
.....♦ 10.00
..... 0.00
.... Ribbon
Themes: “The Material Resources of
Texas"*
same i
by the
the tw
figure
This
Velma Crank (11. 8.) 3rd ------Ribbon Harold Young (High Sehool) 2nd 1.00
Penmanship (Intermediate Dept ) Genevieve Leslie (H. H. 3rd Ribbon
Grade Displays.
Senior (Cleburne High) first
Junior (Cleburne High) first
Sophomore (Cleburne High, first
UESULTSOFTHURS-
OAY’S RACES AT THE
I h
Th
k n
RIDE FOR A MASCOT--
A NICE LintE DOG
exhibits by the visitors.
Fort Worth visitors were loud in
............
_______ 2.00
... Ribbon
the
grand-
I
i:
son of Cleburne.
LOCAL REPORT
(By Prof. W. H. Ownsby, U. S. Gov-
ernment Weather Observer.)
fair since it was built two years ago.
Yesterday was the banner day of
the 1919 session of the Johnson Coun-
ty Fair.
The turnstiles registered more poo-
-- )
Prominent among the many excellent
exhibits at the fair is the city schools ,
exhibit in the department of eduea-
tion. This exhibit is aft rm-tog much at-
tention and is well worth close stdy.
The awards were made as follows:
School Displays.
Class A
men, women,
elated over the success of the fair yes-
terday.
The ladies in charge of the Woman s
Department were filed with delight by
the continuous compliments paid their
in
inner
d
id
id
ig
headed by the Masonic Home Band mid
put on a fine parade shortly after
THF QHNSON INTV FARFURTWORTHDAY GUV. HOBBY I BRING UNTHE ILOOKOUT THE
-u-u --- BRINGSMANYTO HEARDBYFOUR BABIES TODAY, [nin I
id
ot
making five white dead.
— n--
ig Contes
of the t
< how how
......1—0
FRANCE IS EXPECTED TO
The »overnor curtailed
and best developed youngsters bet wee
Friday and Saturday fair, colder in
the north Saturday.
boys and girls who made up
marchers up and down the Pike.
no doubt of n liberal
on various international comn is-
Ladies, you
an automobile
Besides, you
trainmaster for the railroads for eigh-
teen months near Brest, France. He
i was recently mustered out and on his
' arrival at Cleburne was the guest of
his uncle, C. J. Lockett, 802 South
paced in Texas this year. Tiberius is
porI
front except for Senators Gore, of Ok-
lahoma, and Thomas, of Colorado.
On the other hand seventeen Repub-
licans lined up against the first amend-
ment mid most of them stood with the
Demoe ats on nil sueceeding roll calls.
Many of them announ.....I they favor-
ed reservations which they believed
Club, and after a short stay
Cleburne Hotel, tue governor
Penmanship (High School Dept.) I
horse . Mary Alice Joplin (H H.) 1st.---$3.00
a happy, jolly, rolicking crowd. It was
IKE STEPHENS RETURNS
FROM OVERSEAS AND IS
VISITING RELATIVES
at tho
years.
"This group '
and politicians I
ing more leaden
than any other
Irving. first ............
New Santa Fe, second ---
Adams, third .........—
Fifth Grade
New Smita Fe first ...
Adams, second .........
Long, third .. ..... —...
Fourth Grade
Long, first ___..........
Adams, second .........
Irving, third ............
Third Grade
Old Santa Fe first .....
Irving, second .........
Junior High, third ...____
Second Grade.
Old Santa Fe, first. _____
Irving, second «.........
New Santa Fe, third _____
First Grade
Old Santa Fe, first _____
Irving, second ...........
Adams, third, ...........
| awarded him for the best
play to the Baby Show,
divided into three prizes
a joy seeking crowd of
Ilesume of Yesterday’s Fair Event*.
his speech
New passenger carrying airplane ar-
rived, but on account of races being in
nt ribut ions were supplemented
Will Lowery, Claude Hamilton, II. F.
। Georges Creek.
Mr. Stephens is a fine specimen of
young manhood. He weighs 192 pounds
and has made rapid advances in the
matter of promotions in his railroad
iwork. He will be hero ‘or a month
and will meet ninny of his old friends.
He has dune his bit in winning the
Cleburne High .....____
Class B
Irving, first ...........
Old Banta Fe, second ___
Adams, third, .....______
Agent, third. Two others also started
Time 51 12 second.
Rotary
at the
Todd, Tob Woods, Tod
Time 2:19 1-4.
Free for all Pace
three straight heats. <
Among the visitors were Mr.
______ driver; Gypsy mith. Best time 2:11
RATIFY TREATY AT ONCE 1-4 and track record, and beat mile
Dr. W. L. Nelms introdu
Hobby with following speec
Ladies and Gentlemen, Fei
zens, all.
the enemies of the demoeratie party
he said:
” I am willing to turn the clock back
one hour, but I am not willing to turn
it back twenty five years. I believe
some of those who have expressed
themselves as tiling dissatisfied with
the democratic party would retard the
progress of the state just as if the
clock had been turned back twenty five
donate tea dollars
■ it.
for the eon'
oil entertain-i
The following committee will h
tomorrow. The prizes will be divided i
both days alike. It will be a long I the
division, too, ranging in amounts from
Maximum temperature .......... M
Minimum temperature .......... 61
Barometrie pressure ------------28.45
Humidity .............. 55
The two best days of the fair are. Velocity of wind 5 1 2 miles per hour,
yet to come. Friday—Partly cloudy
Relay Race Won by C. D. Dicker
Third event Three miles for ears
York, I
of defeated candidates
has the record of hav-
s and fewer followers
to see the big carnival shows. It was
'Hr Auwoelated Prost
Helena,
...... 2.00 । Earl, who
....Ribbon '
arrested last night, was "till being do The auto racing committee met last
tamed pending an investigation of his night in the automobile building at
actions. ; the fair grounds, and made up tho
of the demoeratie party and
Texas and Texans for tho'
with ton dolars
can Dry Goods <
ider announeed la
applause and heering.
said:
Custer, driver, Webster; Tod Washing
ton, driver, Jones; Tob Woods, driver,
Nelson; Marguerite Todd, driver, Dif
fenbeck. Time 2:19 1-4.
Secos d Heat Tob Woods, Margue-
rite Todd, Tod Washington, Bell Cus
ter. Time 2:16 14.
Third Heat Bell Custer, Marguerite
more by
ompany.
Worth mid Cleburne.
Folio ing is a list of the offieers, of
the Southwestern Exposition mol Fat
Stock Show, March, 1920:
Marino Sansom, vice president.
John I. Burgess, chairman executive
committee.
M. Sansom, Jr., secretary manager.
Ray McKinley, assistant secretary-
manager.
C. R. Hamilton, advertising manager.
H. D. Henderson, general live stock
manager.
Bob Tadlock, chairman Rodeo com
mittee.
and those two capable critics pronounc-
ed the showing made by the ladies the
best by far that they had seen this
year, and compared favorably with any (
they had ever seen at any fair, not ex
cepting even the great state fairs of
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, New York, '
Ohio, or our own state fair.
The governor was late in arriving at I
public
nd ii
beauti
the Chamber of Commerce, the
Men's Club, Kiwanis and other
ganizntions. The visiting party
Eddie F. Holoway (Irving) 1st. -$2.00
Bernice Baker (Adams) 2nd .... 1.00
Opal Webb (Adams) 3rd ......Ribbon
Penmanship (Primary Department)
R. T. Smith (Long) 1st ........-•2 00
Edward Hamilton (Adams) 2nd .. LOO
themselves quite agreeable while hero
and a spirit of good fellowship has al-
ready been cemented between Fort
Ed R. Henry, Rodeo committee.
Con Hinos, Supernitendent of Police.
Tom Fraxier, department manager
Willbanks, Mrs. R. e
j L. Boyd, Mrs. W C.
I Bessie Gray, Mrs. W.
Mrs. Jessie Muse, Mra.
the ages of three months and three
years today and tomorrow.
Fifty dollars will be given by Dal
reaching the city. They arrived here
driver. Hallie Grace, second, Humph-
ries, driver; Argent Pointer, Steele,
i w
Citi “on, Miss Carrie Galven.
Mrs. Jackson is ehairman
world war and now he will settle down
to private life again. He is a valuable
mini in railroad circle* and he will
soon take hi* place as a busy man in
this country. He was reared in Cle
burne and his friends will congratulate
him upon his safe return to his native
land.
CLEBURNE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, O( TOBER : 1919
West Texas- Friday and Saturday
fair.
eptance of
Mr. Fishburn, of Fort
hem nd of.” The speaker was
the 1 would cover the same ground without
endangering the treaty.
the invitation.
The band furnished lively musie nt
the fair and marched in front of tho
' grandstand witli the visiting delega-
tion nnd at a given signal the visitors
sang, "‘Clebure is the Style all the
not winning money in the preceding
was printed some French and
Dash (Superintendent,
Tho track is in good condition and
when the drivers line up at the start-
ing point some thrillers may be look-
ed for.
the fair grounds. This, however, WA or the Versailles peace treaty ________ ____ , .
na K0SoF".‘m., cminig • Ten Lnsky, second;
the Fort Worth interurban sexeursion. illy within four dayy. Following
At race meets, hr semen aresnotified.in today • ratification by tS Chamber of
advance of the hour for starting th tle Senate will immediately
races. The starting hour was fixed at take discussion.
3 o’clock. The governor was introdue- '
ed at 2:45, and due to a lack of un-
derstanding regarding the time the
governor was allotted, the offieial an
nouncer tang for the horses, and the
speaker brought his address to a close.
It was a strictly entertainment
seeking crowd, a crowd that cared lit-
tle for speeches, politieal or otherwise,
that were out yesterday afternoon, and
the audience was in fine humor fol
the fast racing card that had been
Washington, Oct. 2, East Texas -
Have you been to the fair!
If not, you are missing something.
Have you visited the carnival at-
----Ribbon Raymond Bond (New M. F.) .... 1.00
races, which followed immediately at Werner Hopkins (H. A) 2nd .... 2.00
prepared for them.
It was a free for all, both the trot
ting and pacing events, and the tract
record was broken.
The fans yelled themselves hoarse,
as the swift steeds raced around the
course, and every moment of the pro-
gram was heartily enjoyed.
Between heats the free acts were
presented, the Fort Worth boosters as
Bembled in front of the grand stand
'»t test will furnii
m ment for your
friends and the
not all, you sta
can* l to
First Knee ■ Free-for-all Trot
who I
, will enjoy
r enter ng
sh some go
i Mrs. Rimpson, Boots Simpson, Mr. nnd
Mrs. H. D. Hill, Mrs Agbert Watters,
Marlrage Licenses.
1. W. Jarrell and Miss Mary Davie.
Troy Bledsoe and Misa Clarice
Gregory.
John Kuykendall, colored, and Mrs.
Mattie Davenport, colored.
with as enemies of progress and tho
advancement of eivilization.
Governor Hobby has many friends
in this section nnd they are always
glad to welcome him and will always
stack up n great democratic majority
whenever ho offers for office.
was met by n
tion among negro tenant farmers is *
said to have been the basis for the
disorder which hn I been brewing for
two weeks. O, H. Hatton, white man,.
Wilhite street. He went from hero to
hogs.
George Cooper, Superintendent
buildings.
plo passing through ths gates than
ever before in the fair’s history.
The fair management was highly
Thursday was Gov. Hobby and Fort
Worth day at the Johnson County Fair
and 800 business men and a number of
ladle* eame down from Fort Worth
and took poshession of the city and
they nil received a hearty weleome
Thero was a large representation from
Pineus, F. H. MeMahan
Myrldean Howard (Long) 3rd . -Ribbon
Map of Texas.
a former occasion lo ask support of the
JOHNSON CD. EUR ,=0 :"^
reeled his attention especially to the
ed to have lost their lives
Propaganda circulated by negroe and
white agitators to create rebellious ar-
ike Stephens has returned from over
seas and is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Collins, of Georges Creek. He
The Fort Werth visitors were oua in , enlisted at Reno, Nevada, and was
the praise of the unsurpassed showing ‘ti - -
in the textile, canning and other sec-
tions of the Woman’s Department. I
Several prominent Dallas ladies and
gentlemen who visited the fair yester-
day took occasion to extend congratula-
tion* to Mrs. Campbell, the efficient
general chairman, and her enthusiastic
assistants, upon the artistic displays.
A prominent Dallas woman, a connis-
sear of art, declared that she had never
seen at any fair, the State Fair not
exceptod, a finer lot of fancy work
than that now being shown at the
per forma neo completed
ful nilver lov
pal adv once a
k to their pos
I, from whieh
called for the
Tiberius won
Johnnie Case
< By Ausneiated Prens)
Washington, Oct 2. Thirty five of
the thirty-six peace treaty amendments
introdueed by Realtor Full, Republican
of New Mexico, whieh provided lor the
eliminatiov of American representa
so ns possible
back the ca
Then betweet
er marks th
PRESIDENT 15
on the fair grounds race track Ibis aft-
ernon.
Eight of the most fearless, most
reekless, and with all the most skillful
racing car drivers in the country are
TODAY'S FEATURES
The two day automobile racing
program start*.
The first of th* two days of the
Baby Show.
Babies eatered at the Exhibit
Building between the hours of
noon and 4 o'clock.
Ladies Driving Contest in front
of the grand stand at 1 p. m.
Airplane stunt* and airplane
passenger carrying all day.
Judging of the Jerseys by Prof.
J. W. lidgeway during the after-
noon.
Judgag in all departments to be
completed today.
Free act* in front of the grand
stand in the afternoon.
Usual afternoon band concert.
Livestock parade at 11 a. m.
Displays in the exhibit and all
other buildings open to the pub
lie free.
High class amusement by tile
carnival show* afternoon and
night.
The Ladies Dm
the real big event
of the Fall amendments was fifteen
c ,, , . ... nnd the largest twenty-eight. Besides
Governor Hobby honor guest of the , , .. ,, . .. nt .1ou.
• 5 I the remaining rail amendment there
fnir: ,, , , | are still eight amendment* to b« voted
The governor addressed a large , Six relate to the Shantung,
crowd in the grand stand aud enjoyed , provision of the treaty and two to -ubin, M •
the races. | the proposal to equalize British and
A fine horse racing program was .....ricnn voting power in the League
presented, the trotting and . pacing of Nations. Throughout today’s vet-
fr.....for all ovents being especially at- ing the Democrats presented a solid
Gov. Hobby arrived
ground about 1:30 and
very enthusiastie rece.
( sions created by the treaty, were re
jeetod by the Rennie today. The only
remaining Fall amendment proposing
to eliminate Ameriean representation
on the reparations commission will lie
taken up Inter.
Tlie smallest majority against any
Roberta Grecnhaw (IL 8.) 2nd .. 3.00 Loi* Rodgers (Irving) 1st ------ ♦2.00
j five dollars to fifty cents. Messrs.
' Dalton & Pickle and Mr. A. J Wright ’»
other part* of Phillips county, and a I
company of soldiers stationed at Hel I
ena as precautionary measures, the '
race riot situation, while intensified
Lieuts. Locking nnd Murray will
give an airplane ride for a nice little
| log, which is to be their mascot. Any
one having a nice dog, which they de-
sire to exchange for an airplane ride, /
do well to take him to the
Hazlett farm, near tho fair grounds,
which is tho airplane’s lighting field.
J. A. Dalton and several others will
take flight with Lieut. Locking today:
Among others will be Mr*. Smith, who
was in the accident a few days ago,
but who was not hurt. She is anxious
for the flight experience. Newspapers
were distributed over the city yester-
.lay, while flying several hundred feet
about the top* of the houses, and to-
day will be special flight day. Bring
on the lucky mascot and make the day
and all other days lucky.
him speaking ahout 2130 nnd spoke
for half hour. He was heard by about
4000 people and made a splendid im-
pression througiont his address.
Johnson County Fair. |
Tom W. Allen, proprietor of the Tom
Allen Shows, with Mrs. Alien spent an
hour or more yesterday inspecting the
exhibits of the Woman’s Department,
Ho studies history to small advan
logo wlio judges alone by current ,
events. The deep currents nnd tho
tides of human passions, ideals, hopes,
plans mid purnes must be studied
nnd understood to"understand history.
To understand this, the most potential
of all forces, nnd to have that clear-
ness of vision, steadiness of purpose,
to control them nnd bring order out
of chaos, and prevent unbridled revo-
lution is the supreme test of the
character of a leader and the evidence
of fitness for office.
It is my pleasure today to present to
you a man that lias met these tests
and also a man that has brought to pass
more constructive and wholesome leg-
islation than any other Governor since
the days of the immortal Jas. Hogg.
He has guided us through our most
perilous times eafaiy, and we can with-
out hesitancy and with the fullest con-
fidence trust him for future leadership.
I now present to you William Pet-
tus Hobby, Governor of the great
Htate of Texas.
Scores Party Enemies.
Gov. Hobby opened his address by
stating that lie had visited Cleburne on
I mittee having the show in charge.
The time for the entering and show-
| ing of tlie babies is from 1to 1 o'clock
each afternoon.
Art (Pencil)
A. F. Murphy (Adams) 1st ----$2.00
Luther Mormon (Irving) 2nd ----$1.00
Ruth Clark (Junior High) 3rd -Ribbon
Domestic Science
< Hr Anaoeintod Prem)
Washington, Ost. 2. President Wil-
son is a very sick num, Dr. Grayson
ready for their tasks this afternoon.
avsed three
passed an-
Chicago '*
nth ns the
_Purse ♦ 150.00.
11. D. McCoy and C. W. Smith, presi- —-------o--------—
dent and secretary of the Cleburne Ro-
tarync"a.anu ux warorday D WILL GIVE AIRPLANE
Individual Displays
Art (Oil)
Garland Dougina (IL 8.) first --♦2.00
Mary Alice Joplin (IT. H.) 2nd -- 1.00
Art (Water Colors)
Emma A. McDonald (H. 8.) 1st.••2 00
Mary Alice Joplin (H. R.) 2nd - 1.00
2, mid need
to land the
Glassgo, Miss
L. Cunningham,
R C. Padelford,
pleasure for your friends and the pub i anid nt ton clock tonight. The White
I lie. House bulletin reis, "The President
....... 0 r is a very aiek mini. His condition in
rrnrnii -nnnnn sniar ' less favorable today and he remained
FEDERAL IRDDPS HAVE
ninr ninT AITIIATINAI Philadelphia, and Doctors Sterling
HAGE RIOT SITUATION
WELL UNDER CONTROL
-----
Today is the first of the two.
One hundred dollars will be
take positions in the center f
will then tie called out by nur
as they ndi a...... to the trae
introdueed to the audienee
names and make of their cn
driver* parade in front of tlie
190, Ruth
ght to play
somewhat in order to see the
"They are opposed to both national
prohibition and national woman’s suf-
frage, both of which issues will bo dis-
posed of before the next primary in
Texas.”
His referenec to prohibition and wo-
man’s suffrag also received liberal Hattie Lee Marehman (New Santa
applause. He made a strong plea for j Fe, 1st ...........................
party loyalty and made it very plain (New Honta Fe) 2nd ----$1.00 Loree Greenhaw (Adams) 1st
that those who aimed their shafts ati (New Santa Fe) 3rd -Ribbon John Hopper (High
the democratic party were to be dealt
stand, and ns they do so, the names of i
the winners are announeed mid the I
loving cups presented.
Ladies, you will enjoy the contest I
' and your partieipation will afford
English thusly:
“Baektous, March 1920.”
When translated this means that Ft.
Worth is expecting tunny Cleburne and
Johnson County people to visit tlie
Southwestern Exposition mid Fat
Stoek Show next March, and there is
I Gladys McGowan (New H. F. 2nd 1.00
Second Grade J. N Long 3rd Ribbon
Miscellaneous Drawing
lining one of thre
WILL GO TO WACO TODAY eventa. Purse $100.00.
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Fourth event Five mile free for all.
Winnie Wats (IL H.) 1st.............
ve forward, changing gears to
odiate and high, stopping on nn
o lines the drive
V
today by the killing by negroes of O.
R Lilly, member of the Board of Al
dermen of Helena, was believed to be Speed demons with their lighting-
well in hand tonight. The number of like cars are here and ready to ‘shoot’
(ioV. W. I'. Hobby , aeeompanied by
Private Secretary Brocks, arrived in i
the city on the 11:45 interurban car
I Mrs. Foss Garrison, Mrs. J. D
K three runs in
aude Wiillams,
< incinnati, Oct. 2. The Cinciunati
Nationals tightened up their grasp on
the World Series flag by defeating thi
• V
................. NTNQ r
. "il troops put ll I.Inin.' age. HL I IIVIIIli
detachments on duty nt Mellwood and "T 1
■.................. following program for today:
Soldier Dies. First event One mile time trial and
Oct 2 Corporal Luther track record Purse 250.00.
was wounded today in the Second event Five mile free for-all.
near Elaine, died tonight, 1 Burse $200,00.
white dead is four and it is known
that eleven negroes have been killed
while several other negroes are report I
charge:
I Mrs A. It. Woodnrd, Mrs
Harold Watson (Long) 3rd --- -Ribbon
Art (Crayon)
by starting from a line on whie
front wheels will be placed, or
Freshman (Cleburne High) first .. .>.00
7th Grade (Junior High) first .. 3.00
Sixth Grade.
Three silver cups will be presented
j Wright ' to the three best drivers in front of
1 the grand stand at the eonelusion of
exhibition. The following is the
driving contest program:
At one o'clock in the afternoon the
drivers will report to the ground man
ager at th* track entranee nt the west
I end of the grand stand. There eneh
I lady will draw- for a number and re
night that he ! instruct ions. Tin y will no n
corted to the Cafateria of the new
high school, where he was served luneh-
eon. Reing the guest of honor the
governor was sealed on tlie tight hand
of President McCoy. Plates were laid
for eighty three and luncheon was
beautifully served by tlie following
young ladies:
Misses Marion Willis, Vera Davis,
Gladys Gerard, Helen Fairweather,
Lorena Fengin, Bernice Harper, Adah-
icon Blakeney, Irene Deering, Bertyco
Ward. Following is tin menu:
Cream of tomato and .......up with
wafers.
Roast Beef nnd Gravy.
Mashed Potatoes, R' i ing B ms
Hot Rolls. t offee.
Ice Cream and Assorted Cake.
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Horne, Cecil. Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Ed. 1 Friday, October 3, 1919, newspaper, October 3, 1919; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1422840/m1/1/?q=denton+history: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.