Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 171, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 2, 1926 Page: 2 of 8
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Quick delivery and the very
best of service.
let well enough alone. The law can
be enforced even better than it is
now, and when it is the wets will
make a still greater fuss about it.
in graceful folds. Simplicity is the keynote in this bea
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Human Interest
Editorials
By Wicles Wamdolt
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You may be weak in your labor, for
that la u physical test, - ,
But in all the strong virtues of man
hood y emm equal the gretest
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is the fourteenth.
I treaties are essentially the
the foreign powers agreeing
my: Later in the conflict he .Ml
the important post of commnand
in-ehief of the British forces bast
MISS BRANCHE WILLIAMS wore a
great feats pf life they may do,
But even the genius can never be fair.
We appreciate your business.
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MEANING WELL
“He means well.” What a knock!
That is the kind of endorsement one
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I tailor. The day before, that tailor
I had bought a wonderful sewing ma-
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to like.
“She talks differently behind your
back than she does to your face."
Whistler; doubt f half Of them
are true, but what’s the difference?’
shuns, aud in tho uuldal ut wild ulacus
I do not yearu for guns. Let burglars
Try our Chocolate Candies made by Mrs.
good as the rest, but better than the best
Instant delivery service. ‘
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[ who recently acquired that desira-
l ble property from W. J. Miller,
8 who has gone to Panhandle to go
2 into the commercial job printing
MISS GLADYS BATES displayed an evening gown of blt
Chiffon over a slip of crepe de chine. Rhinestones and prehit
are used on one shoulder and also on a circular skirt that fl
Revenue for the district it *
the taxpayer has his legal resid
or has his principal place of -I
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frock. Elaborate coloring of wool yarn embi
a most pleasing manner at neck and front oj
panted by at least one------
tot tax due, must
filed with the Collector of I nt
red a row right now, and
Fowler Auto Supply
VI suoKr ( ot RSE" oPESS
one the sources of better intoxi-
Fcants are. being dried up. And
March 2.—
Vegetable dis-
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dinrushed at
MISS DIONITA DOBBINS offered a bois de rose afternoon
dress of Crepe Riaihe. Severely plain at high, roundneck '
The new full skir embellished with three double rufhlesrof,i
1 chiffon taffeta, self fringed. •M.M
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ity and wishes them
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Deninon last week deputy sheriffs
and rpolicemen conducted a sys-
♦amaHe misi of raids over a wide
The dragnet brought in 36
persons, 25 men and 11 women.
One of the men was a negro.
?Ju Amarillo at about the same
time the sheriff’s force and police-
men staged a similar raid. Forty-
Sthree persons—36 men and seven
women—were in jail when the raids
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EM-. .a v h. passes out where one wants to be
SBoth cities had been outraged by fiberal—or noncommittal — or to
Ta persistent crime wave that rang- damn through faint praise. It eally
it may be of interest to those who viewed the Style Show spon-
sored by the City Federation, to read a bit of description of the
garments we offered. At the same time, we take the oppor"—
ity to correct u somewhat prevalent belief that the garm
are high in price.
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Br - RUM TREATIES SIGNED.
An interesting development in
8 the American Nation’s fight on rum
Ejimportations is seen in the an-
2 nouncement that the fourteenth
s, treaty on rum running is soon to
Ihbei signed. Thirteen similar treat-
L fee have already been signed.
Money that is idle is a bar to pro-
gress. By depositing your money
in the First National Baqk you ace
making money a mesas of pro.
gress..
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Some may be stronger in body, the
hats and things like those, and then,
with smiles and bows and becks they
leave me to repose But if they came
with furtive trend. to steal my chat
tela grand, and found me sittiug up in
bed. it shotguh in my hand, Ilie Im l
let- then would ty apure, and knives
woule-e et deek, att +'t he wownrt-
. MISS LINDA WRIGHT wore a junior size frock of bois de
rose French Crepe. Tiny tucks at front from shoulder seams
to waistline. Gold tinseL thread embroidery being used in a
very effective manner. In finish of silver cloth in imitation of
leather nt coHar edge, cuffs and in fashioning a belt. $36.00
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Paragrafs
By George Bingbam
ACCORDIN
7 vetinije
To a man who recently
to Denton, the beet way
out what paving is wort
price a lot on a paved
and one off the pavemet
I doz. No 2 Tomatoes ...........$1.25
1 doz. No. 2 Good or...........$165
I doz. Campbell Pork & Beans $1.25
I do?. 2 1-2‛Californja peaches $2.70
t doz. 2% Cal. Apricots ..........
Plenty of Fresh Vegetables.
Also carry a good line of Chick-
en Feed.
Make J. A. Cook your trading
place for March.
J. A. COOK GROCERY
Phone 171
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contributions, eto. S’ s fB 9
The period fcr filing returns «nd«
March 15, 1928. The ret
them away.
Msaning well won’t get you any
where; it may keep you out of jail.
It is doing well that counts. ■
edall the way from petty thievery belongs in the same classas the
je" .. tTL .statement which declares that the
highway robbery. The raics road to a certain super-heated re
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This is a logical argument. If the
prohibition law is not effective, an-
tis have no cause for complaint. But
the opponents of the dry law are
the ones who are raising such a big
howl. This should be proof enough
that excellent results are being ob-
tained. and there appears to be no
DO YOU WANT TO KNOW?
“She .talks differently behind your
back than she does to your face."
That wan the answer I heard a
woman give the other day when she
was a.ked why she did not like her
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YOUR INCOME TAX
NO. 1
Your income tax for the year 1925
it- less, in proportiop to your in-
come. than was the tax for 1921. A
rate reduction, however, is not che
should be filled. This knowledge is backed by
ence.
pah" of arms dived out
shadows and cited the
baby away. She probably
and I do not think those who are
left behind have any great respect
far her even though they listen and
laugh. But that is an excess of the
quality and is quite another matter
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No lethin wempondwill I pack. I ""i i
aud liewise znlasta At burglars com
and 1ot my ‘shack, I phu not to re ।
1 „ist. I’ll saytoLthem. "Ioss.helu our '
' Co. at Richardson, whieh is enough
brecmmendation to anbdy in the
| hewspaper agr printing game, for
> both Humphrise and Speneer have
5 been long-ime attaches under Sam
t IR. Harbenand Sherwood Spotts.
iThe Record-Chronicle welcomes
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throat with gunmetal ba^ buttons and loops. .The
size pockets are also covered with the bright woof di
let, the painter. (Somebody is
ways telling fascinating tales
5 - There still is a lot of liquor de-
viously coming into the United
States. But there isn’t as much
as there was, and there is more
than there will be when the co-op-
eration of foreign powers is secur-
W, m it to being secufted by the
hzenties under negotiation. One by
legislation are of mmediate inter-
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MRS. HOMER HANDY in a two-piece sport frock of jackinpul-
pit (green) French Crepe. Jacket is adorned in all-over de.
sign of cross-stitch embroidery done in gold, white nd red
thread. Bands of bois de rose and novelty braid around sleeves
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mdaknt 0 I chine; and he had. shown it to me
250e .a c. and proudly explained all ita work-
Ofer of the Hoffman Construe- ing parts. He had run in debt for it;
Stion Co. to accept judgment and but he figured that with the new
Ar. .. .V, ot.», <401 non m. machine he would be able to turn
f -W oveE.to the 8tate 421100 un out more work and better work. .
Eder Attorney General Moody s suit So, when i saw that that building
han War throrendgr’aisehehihe mhe
Ebeen eriticised for letting the chine. I got a fe|1 to help me—
F Amecican Road Co. settle out of and we raced upAhree flights of
Excdiand he will again be criti- stairs inthe dark to the little tuilor
M4rdushV9Accpt the+ While we-wete up there the dy-
n Company’s proposal, just thorities decided to dynamite the
ould have been criticised ifi " withe & machinhcd
One thing about MoOdy, company of local militia boys with
r is that he thrives on crit- i fixed bayonets were ehasing people
1 away from there and they made us
put down the machine and "git."
Amateur improvised soldier boys
are apt to be arrogant and some of
them will stick you if you don’t
only benefit actTorded by the Revenue (he amount
Act of 1926, increase in the exemp- - "
tions and other changes in revenue
ih $150,000 capital was
organised at n mass
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« when the toper is confined to moon-
AsMm and the various synthetic
[ kinds that need zinc-lined stom-
i ache to assimilate, there’ll be less
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The new owners have made sev
eral changes in the paper in the
vay of improvements. Both come
rom thej1larben-Spotts Printing
and waistline and at collar. Box plaits at front of
’hem finished with narrow band of bois de rose e
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Notebook
By Lee rape
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and made some little jest about
their eccentricities? Nothing that |
was unreasonable or unjustified, per i
haps and yet something that you
would just as lief not say to their
faces simply because you know ihat
it would hurt them.
When Jiff Potlocks
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Mawmasessrovmreriskonmanebuiit
Monca to raE PUBLIO
y anoMoM refectiona upon the
liter reputation or etanding of
dim, apdividual or corporation
be gladly corrected upon being
t to the publiehers’ attention
sunsonrPriox nAtEs
Dally, . •n
month, deliyered------------$,-50
ts by ®ai) (in advance)— 1-50
Ms by wall (in advance)— 2-00
‛dn advance)------------
eat-weck, in Deaton Countz.
year (inadvance)---------3108
montbs (in advance)-----62
p mentba ah advance)——. 37
.Weakly in Texne, Okiahoma and
exleo. (Outalde Denton County
year (in advance)-------$160
months (in advance)-----
p months (in advance)—---45
3 KanoctAted Press la exclusively
republ cation
11 news IspaUcDeB (at Y^ts vw •
Ot otherwlm credited tn this Pa:
and also the local news published
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M-Gtee=mu-
watch out. A particularly disagree-,
able one, by the name of Myerson:
backed nic down the street. I tried
to tell him about the poor tatlor’a
sewing machine and about my fain- ■
ily tree; but he said he didn’t care
anything about that; and for me to,
get out of there or he would punch
a hole in me. Mentally I vowed to
lick him the first time I caught
him outside of that uniform; but he
was nearly twice as old as I was
anl) nearly twice as big; and a bad
vow broken is as good as a good vow
kept; but I never did buy another
stitch from his father’s clothing
store.
However, the building wasn t dy-
namited and it didn’t burn; but mili-
tary guard was maintained all that
night and no one was nlloved to go
Etruscan jugs of costly eartleuwar • ci ived
if there is anything you wish tlat medals.
dosn’t atrike your eyes, just nume _
and ods. bones and blowing yoar, with the
where it lies. Now burglars hun i u-- *r — .
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~A*ct go-at* V
the oprntnz
~hort ur-e
•Iny
L to waive objections to American
| March at their ships within one
Eshour's Milling distance of American
Bshores if there is a well-founded
Qgbpicion that they ’ arebrtnginK
the whole of your jouruby througb; I
Men mhy be richer and wher, but
none cap be cleaner than you. - "
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For honor and trut have uo shadings,
no dLferiug parts or degrees,
And in virtue the humblest can equal
the mightiest man that he sees.
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You may apt be •'lever or skillful, you
may not lie ntrong as the few.
But if you re the mind to be bonest,
there is none ran be struighter
than J OU. I . . ’
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TIRED OF CRIMINALS.
; Towhs ahd cities are getting dis- ' worry.
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1 spo ietter the artist used children
1 for his studies in the nude, atd
tired of criminals. In
MINERAL WELLS TO HAVE SL-
000,000 HOTEL
uxtosez.z...........
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IF YOU WANT
Paton Rings, Cylinder Head
Gaskets, Fan Belts, Crank
Case Gaskets, Conn Rod
Shima, Ignition Wire for any
car, see us. We carry, a good
stock.
(OLLEI: STATION.
Control of frutt and
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est to every taxpayer.
The Revenue Act of 1926
qvires that returns be filed
every single person whose net
come for 1925 was $1,500 or
1 -et 214 West ■tebacy
‘'bytbs"sFa-cromlet
’ lasnea Tuendays and
Slim lickens, after inking a ten 1 clothes
day coure through the mails on of to
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thing was wrong the minute they meeting of citizens here last night
enter'd the house and finally found, for construction of a $1,000,000 hos-
out the (lock had stopped ticking ‘telry to take the plate of the Crazy-
--------- ------ destroved hv fire several months
TO RUN FOR < ONG HE’S ago. T B. raker of the Baker Hotel
ANTONIO, March 2. -F i ystem will be given a 25-year lease,
lowing the conference here yester .......——,. .... —■ ■
day of| leading Republicans "seila MARCH BARGAINS
to run ugninu Congressman wug it -—2, A",
bach for his seat, the only one in 2 U0OK S feCerV
’he Texas delegation occupied by r -%"/ -
Republican. ‘ go
--------------------- SPECIALS IN CANNNED GOODS
1776— A heavy cannonade was,op-
neek ened upon Boston by the American
And if perelunce i winged u yegg. | batteries on Dorchester Heights.
With flowlesa alm and true, and shot 1 1793—Gen. Sam Houstn, leader in
another in the leg, what good wout ! the struggle for Texan iudepend-
all this do? My furuiture would all h.-! ence, born near Lexington, Va.Died
wrecked, iny room a sight to sce, the ' at Huntsville, Texas, July 26; 1863.
pictures npollod-and Hi le becked if 1851— An explosion on the ateamer
that looks good to me. I have no use “Oregon,” near Island No. 82, on the
for deadly arms, bloodshed my spirit Missisippi, killed 60 persons.
1881— Act of Congress authorizing
TLL"HT _
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BRUNG som WOIWIJDOL CLASS
onne - > SING ? .WELL
back talking, I gr mt you. There is
near there. the person who turns from honey to
Next morning when I returned to tall the instant youJedve the room
the scene, I found that the ^tailor
had preceded me and had already
located his machine When he learn-
ed of my noble act he thanked nic
sourly and said he wished I had let
the machine alone, ’because some
worthless biped, with the soulof a
degenerate ape. had unscrewed nil
the unserewable parts and carried
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'Lady Diana Manners has become)
an actress. We hate to say it. but
the stage needs some Manners.
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in the Philippines, many natives
build their houmes in trees, but their
sent to not as high ha ours
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Talk about strangers. Jugo slavia
jowes up $68, 000,000. and wo can't
•ven pronounce her name
'tn the spring a young man’s fancy
usually turns to thoughts of a new
automobne.
(Copyright, 1926, NBA Service, Inc.)
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It reminded me of a story I rcad
semewhere the other day of Whist-
(WEE
come and swipe my huts, my succo
tush and cheese, I will not threaten
them with ghts, or brandisl snieker
snees.
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Our” navy's been’reduced again
And we sew a man with a wrist
watch Looks uke another war la'
coming
'Hag's big flood in'Irelna In;
undated two counties. Imagine an
Irishman,not being able to find a
brickt
Washington Hocks has carried i an Ameririn courtroom would havei
heavy insurance on his home now [ heen a more ideal setting for *
loi going on twenty years and says | lefense like that. . i
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MANHOOD ,.09
Boy, write It down for your guidance,
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Texne Daily Press League,
aqeecond-clasa wall matter
of the U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, born at Pekin, IH., 15 years ago
today.
Prof. George F. Swain, of Har-
vard, a former president of the Am
erican Society of Engineers, born in
San Francisco, 69 years ago today.
William J. Driver, representative
i" Congress of the First Arkansas
district, born at Osceola, Ark , 53
years ago today.
Captain Bob Roper, well known as
a professional pugilist, born at Me-
Comb, Miss., 32 years ago Today.
gEdOnp.cHRONICLE COMPANY
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shared in a lot of men and wo- gion is paved with good intentions,
m'whe without visible means of weigoodnmranasearsbigfire
pport had managed to live well down l0Wn one night; and a certain
building was thretened, in which
was haled into court sans
to answer the charge of
MAN < IAME• WITH •RrIr or
wn
MEXIA. March 2 laml. Wiley of
roesterk i- In Juli chargri with neg
fyent homi ide and driving an auto-t
moble while intoxtrateu (enowing the
Aentb of Huy < lnmtern, <1, Saturday
night.
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Samuel Untermyer, an eminent
new neighbor. , l New York lawyer famed for Ms op-
if she makes that her criterion of position to corporate abuses, born
like or dislike, I wonder how many -t *----ul----- ' “ 40
people she will find in the world
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Butter Bust
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At All Leading Grocers.
With the
Exchanges
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- The only grouch we have against
science is that it isn’t devising
enough ways to make a living with-
out working.—Dallas News.
like n glnt whs seen this morning jcf course
trying to pull up a fence post. ; setvation
---- l tion to 1
h, along wit Miller, who made
ny friends tho county dom-
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thelr human traits, and when I treut
them thus, they seea apprelativ
skates, they raise no deadly fusa
They gather up about tw peks id'
Me and Sid Hunt was standing
er round the lam post and we each
had 5 cents, me saying. Hay wat do
you say w go ertound to Mommy
Simminses and get a ice creem cone?
Thats jest wat L was going to
suggest, Sid sed.
Ill go with you, somebody sed.
Being Sids little brother", Bert jest
coming up and Sid sed, No you wont,
neither, you havent got eny money
to get one so wats a use of you go-
ing?
Jl| jest watch you, Bert sed.
Like fun you will*, then we wont
go.,Sid red.
Wich jest then I had aidett say-
ing, O well, lets jest take a wawk
insted, wat do we care? And I wink-
ed at Sid and he winked back, say-
ing, Sure, a wawk will do us just
as mutch good without costing us
enything.
And we quick started to wawk fast
in the opposite direcktion from
Mommy Simminses, leeving Bert at
the lain post looking unsispicious
and wen we got erround the corner
we wawked down the next street
fords Mommy Simminses store but
who standing there but Bert, aid
saying Hay wats you doing heer?
Jest standing heer, I thawt you
was going to take,a wawk, Bert sed.
So we was, Sid s.
So we are, I sed. And we kepp on
going, me saying, This will fool him
all rite, we’ll waWkabout 10 minnits
i,nd tome back the other way and
by that time he’ll be gene.
Wich we did, ony he wasent, still
standing there waiting provfing
some peeple aint as dum as they
pertend, and we went in and buwt
the ice creem cones enyways, Sid
giving Bert 2 sucks off of bis but
me not giving him eny on account of
it being a unsanitary thing to do
outside of your family.
A woman in London has brought
a breach of promise suit against her
divoroed husband, who had courted
her a second $ime.
AIr It's sald you were cheerful and
I kindly, It'R'a said you were hou
est' unit true.
No more conld be told of a monarch,
for the beet has becp spoken of
you.
STAY WITH THE LORD—The
Lord is with you, while ye be With
him; and if ye seek him, he will be
found of you; but if ye forsake him,
he will forsake you. 11 ( hromicles
15:2.
The fact that so much effort is
being made to prove that prohibi-
tion is not effective is pretty good
proof that it is far mote- effective
• han its opponents would have us
believe. If it were not effective they
would not be making so much fuss.
- Bonhum Favorite.
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A MH AND comnRVATIVE BANK
The busten. kr vahabt. persona,
nrms ana Corporndona molleita
happy over it, evide illy.
It wasn’t ten seconds before
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day.
Thomas P. Cooper, chief of the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
o have ended that way,
but .from my small ob
of tb« French law's roae-
humor, I should say that
reason why prohibitionists should
7%
One who wishes to make a living
without working can't depend upon
science to furnish him the clue But
if he is a good grafte he can get
by without laboring, for that is be-
ing demonstrated on every hand.
Barnum’s alleged statement that the
people like to be humbugged still
holds good, and many men are turn-
ing this knowledge into cold cash.
and family ( MINERAL WELLS, March 2.—A
he his not even had a big enough
fire to ret a new roof put on.
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Who Doesn’t?
It’s a familiar criticism, but when
you stop t think it out, who doesn't?
One in a hundred, perhaps.
Or shall we make it one in a thou-
sand ?
You have several friends tlat you
are very fond of. You think highly
of them and with truth say many
gracious things to them. But like all
human beinge they have their faults
and haven’t you now and then spoken
of those faults behind their backs
how to lc lion-hearted, with muscies
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FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS
s O L E AGENTS I DENTON
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IN THE DAYS NEWS
Generul Sir George Francia Milne,
who has been named to succeed the
Earl of Cavan as Chief of the Im-
_ ______ _______ ( neri^l Staff of the British Armfy has
selvek. loot while thenigut hours it had an cxeepfionally brilliant"milF
ydu’l tindndme deughnuis on tl/tary-career. He was born in Aber-
shelves, and here and there a plc ouideen in 1866 and entered the army
dororated cedar chest with guild' | at the age of nineteen. He saw ac 1
five service in the Sudan in 1898 and
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1 | moral score.
1 By wa ■ of getting around
I i diMculty— he spirit of it, if
1-a? the letter
ed 3 ' fAr hi a g1
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drinking
+idrinkers wilI be steadily diminish-1
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f PILOT POINT AMERICAN.
| The American is the nw
l - name seiected by the new owners
I of the Pitot Point Post-Signal,
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garmeuts groans; the inside pocket of
my vest, contains nome seven Ion __________ ____ ____________
I've «tacked my prieeless ewter mm- the South African War. For hia ser-
beneath the cellar stair, and vases mid vices in the Sudan campaign he re-
ceived the British and Khedivp’s
-ip. In 1913 he commanded the
Fourth Division Artillery. The fol-
“ - ' - th ou threak of
I the World War, he was made Chief
Staff Officer of the British 2nd.Ar-
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of a time (lay farmers'
nt A A M l whege Mon
A talc’s a tale )
( Anyway, the story goes
Whistler, who lived in Paris
some years, h id a. studio %n
u violatinir his contract.
da "Why shueks," the resourceful
aitist countered, (or words to that
Ah effect). "They weren’t models.
T/those k.d came to- have their
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By IRENE DAVIDSON
WHISTLER AND HIE NAKED
CHERUBS
There are plenty < i naked cherubs
in Paris, though until today ah we
hud seen were on canvases and
frescoes and ceiling:
This afternoon, however, going
down to the Librare Amercaine, I
happened to glance across toward
the sun-lighted windows of an oli
(.ray building in Boulevard Raspail.
There, adorably silhouetted in the
soft morning light was a real live
"cherub” of three or four years,
dazzlngly naked and ecstatically
Do You Think You - Escape?
And when you think it over, don't
ycu think it is likely that your
izdaBokcent sinla.
One sometimes hears people say: r
“I wish I knew what people say about
me behind my back.”
My own feeling about that is that
I don’t.
I can guess some of the thing*
they say. I can reconstruct from
such bits of a skeleton a* a smile, a
jest, a carelessly dropped word, a I
comparison with what they say of I
others, some of what they must say ’
of me. And it doesn’t hurt my pride I
to know that I suffer the common I
fate of all mortals But if I had to
actually listen to what they said, it
would hurt me.
of course when a friend tells you
cbout a fault or an ugly mannerism,
not critically or mockingly but be-
cause she loves you and wants to
help you, that’s quite another thing.
I don’t refer to that.
Rue du Bac, that we pass through
for a block or two on our way to
— town. In fact, we've stood in front
-1 of the Number where he lived and
tried to pick out his apartment.
To lease the place, he had t»
agree to a clause in his contrant
setting forth that he would nog "n.
s lagduce.mode'sinjo the aprtcht. '
f’suppos his landlady was one of
tkose exceedingly puritanical ladies
1 rwho objected to "models", on a
he Southern Overland Mail Com*
pany to run a mail stage line from
St. Louis to Placerville, Calif.
1876--Secretary of the Navy Belk-
nap resigned after charge had been
made against him.
1881 —Roderick Maclean, adenient-
' ed youth, attempted to shoot Queen
Victoria in the railway station at
Windsor.
1906—Twenty-five lives were lost
in a storm at Meridian, Miss.
1925— Wiliam A. Clark, fornjer W.
iS senator from Montana, died in
I New York. Born near ( onnelsville.
p."t
to . >
Phones 426 and 240. i
223 West Hiekory.
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Si 21’
Me"
4 ! out question by the unsuspecting
3 ; Keeper-of the-Record-Straight be-
: ! low. But me fine day that zealous
1 person caught sight (through i
3 Peybole, piobably) of a number of
' juvenile septamber Morns frolicking
around 1 Whistler’s studio.
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wants, and are in the height of our pleasure when we are serv-
ing you. Command us often. ’ bombe. I
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The Spice of Conversation
What I mean Is the inevilable dis-
cussion of our friends and acquaint
antes that is forever going on and
that makes up so much of the spice
of <6nversation.
There are degrees of behind the
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turn, < r each may fle A Skpan
turn showing the ineome of
Net income is grose income
certain specified deductions
or whosn, grots income was $5,00.)
or more , and by every married ciu
pie whose aggi egate net income wa-
$3,500 or more, or whose aggregate
gross incline was 85,000 or more.
Last year returns were required of
married cuplas whose aggregate
net income was $2,500 or more, and
of single persons whose net incor.
WLs $1,500 ui more. Husband and wif-
। living together, may include the in-
come of each in a single joint re
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Jagoe Construction Go,
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Phone 1149.
on Salonika. For his war services he
was mentioned in dspatches and
promoted to ths rank of lieutendnt-
general.
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