The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 173, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1922 Page: 4 of 10
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fHE ORANGE D1 Y LEADER
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the legislation was passed
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GRAY SAYS HE DID
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BEBE DANIELS
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Nancy From Nowhere
D. W. Griffith’s
“DREAM STREET”
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"Rose only knew the man slightly confiscatory laws will not be made
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formerly Gal
CIYILIAN HELP
formerly Austin.
came into powcr,
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ployes on March 1, 1921, totalled 9,
of 4,653.
To The Voters of Orange County:
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Out Will Go Our Stocks
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Prices That Simply Compel Buying
Sincerely yours.
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J. E. Pattillo
666;
uite 125 Holland munlding
Phones 071 — 78 — 700
SECOND TERM OF
SUMMER SCHOOL
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He will
without
With a wealth of experience to guide me, would it not be logi-
cal to presume that I can do even better work in the years to come,
should I be re-elected? ,
Orange, Texas
My 19, 1922
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Leaps From Fast Moving Au-
to When Driver Attemps to
Attack Her, She Says.
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U. of T. Has Selected 82
Faculty Members for Term
Opening July 21..
AUSTIN, July 21.—For the second
term of the University of Texas sum-
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) McGrew, Catcher;
veston.
Brown, Pitefer;
.Shreveport and Ardmore—two years
Ba v town, manager of tedm.
Ward, Pitcher; formerly Cinco.
N £udL. Pitcher; two years Baytown.
"D. B. Gry.
"General Chr. Gulf Coast Line Sys-
tem Federation.”
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Efforts are being made to bring
a special car of boosters here from
Baytown fr the Sunday game.
Such ardent support from a people is an honor to cherish and a
mark of friendship of which one may well feel proud.
It is an honor to address the voters of this county in behalf of
my candidacy for re-election to the office of County Tax Assessor,
having been accorded your overwhelming support for that office on
two occasions in the past.
ft will be a pleasure to
serve you.
ORANGE VARIETY STORE
Red Front Store on Sth Street
Seeley,- Famous in This Specialty,
Called to Beaumont.
AMERICAN
and had accepted his invitation tu
ride to the uospital because she ws
late in getting started to work. She
The following letter was received
by The Leader:
"It has been reported to me that
your paper under date of July 18th.
any other place in this seetion.
P.s. — Every stateuneut in this
notice has been veriried before the
Federal and State <Dourts. — F. H
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Home office, 117 No Deaboon 5
number of civilian employes in the
war depagtment has been cut in half
since the present administration
My campaign has been conducted in fairness, my official record
and qualifications being the chief issues brought before the voters of
our commonwealth. ■ Your decision as expressed at the polls July 22
will meet with my approval, I assure you.
BE HERE—ALL DAY
and at the time of the drawing
a quarter to nine.
| Coupons with every 25c of your purchase
on the $25.00 Silk Kimona.
The k
corps is
all scou
have dr
ing to t
ters as a
a fast moving automobile here last
Saturday to escape an alleged at-
tempted attack on her by a. young
white man. Miss Rose Caswell, 20,
Tomorrow!
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More pnd more the Orange folks are be-
ginning to realize that this is a real
Sale of Sales
--— |tion of Premier Facta and his cabi
DALIAS, July 21.— Leaping from j net The resignation came when the
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tered a 1
wer school, 82 faculty members have must "have been an oversight,
where she was visited by her mother
and sister, both of Okmutgee.
The latter two reported the affair
to the police after talking to the in-
jured girl. Police and sheriff’s of-
fice are investigating and attempting
to locate the driver of the car.
Her Story
"My daughter told me she was
injured when she leaped from an
automobile near Baylor hospital aft-
er the driver had made improper
advances and re fused to slow down
the machine,'* the mother said to-
day.
548. The civilian force on July 15
was 4,895, a reduction in 16 months
NOT MAKE STATEMENT gut, i ANOTHER OBSTACLE TO
The girl is at Baylor hospital, RECOGNITION OF MEXICO
GIILINJEIRED_____
IN ESCAPING ITALIAN CABINET '
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office in
day mor
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scouts an
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chamber voted overwhelmingly a
lack of confidence in the govern-
ment. ,
Another Humble Oil & De-
fining Company Team to
Play Orange Diamonds.
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BAYTOWN TEAM
COMES SUNDAY
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Public or private inspection of my official records is cheerfully
invited. Service to the people has been my motto. My promise for
this same observance of duty is given in all seriousness.
Jackaon, venity: formerly Belton. Registration will begin July 26
Doherty IMillty; rormerly Texas 1 and a delayed legistration fee will -------- ------
charged all those who register after- ment announced' today. Civilian em-
July 25. No registration for credit
will be permitted after July 31.’ The
WASHINGTON, July 21.— Anoth-
er big obstacle has arisen ti Amer-
ef big obstacle han arisen to Amer-
ican recognition of the Obregon gov-
ernment.
The Mexican government, accord-
ing to a big pile of complaints at
the state department, is confiscating
American owned agricultural land,
under recent agragrian legislation.
These confiscations, according to
information here, are being made in
the face of numerous protests by the
American government and despite
the war depart-
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either your part or on the part of
some one connected with your paper.
I will ask that you kindly correct
this statement in your next issue
“Yours truly,
carried a statement, supposed to
have been made by me, to the ef-
fect that the Southern Dry Dock and
Ship Building company in Orange,
Texas, was a fair Job since the men
had refused to repair cars for any
of the railroads out on strike
“This to advise you that I did not
make such a statement in Orange or
elsewhere to any one, therefore it
Now comes the Baytown baseball
team to Orange for a contest with
the Diamonds next Sunday afternoon
in West End Park. -The game will
be called at 3:80
b-Nht is anothet Humble Oil & Re-
xMLg company team, from the Bay
" towh refinery at Goose Creek, Texas
88 The Oilers hav a formidable ag
j gregation, judging from a little his
tory conceruing each man in the
MS-lne up.
s Hair, Catcher and outfielder, form
d-erly Texas University and Corpus
Christi, Gif Coast League.
Patten, Right fieid, formerly Jer-
sey City and three years Baytown.
McDonald, Third base; formerly
. Galveston, Houston and Boston Na
tionals
J Hart rick, Second base, formerly
West Texas League.
Holt {Cy) Fust base; needs no
introduction to South Texas ball fans.
Coker, .Center field; formerly of
M Amarillo
’ Therrell, Short stop; formerly of
-Winston Salem — two years Baytown.
Royder, Utility; formerly Texas A.
F. H. Seeley, ' of Chicago and
Philadelphia, tbe noted truss expert,,
will personally be at the Crosby Mo-
lt el and will remain in- Beaumhont
Saturday only, July 22, Mr. Seeley
says: "The Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rupture
perfectly, but contracts the opening
in ten days on the average case. Be-
ing a vast advancement over all for-
mer methods — exemplifying instan-
taneous effects immediately appre-
ciable and withstanding any strain
or position, no matter the site or lo-
ciation. Large or difficult cases,
or incissoral rupures (following op-
erations) especially sollcited. This
instrument received the only award
in England and Spain, producing re-
sults without surgery, injections,
medical treatments or prescriptions.
Mr. Seeley has documents from the
United States Government, Washing-
retroactive and will not affect prop charge or nime if deaired bun-
erty acquired by Americans before ness demands prevent stopping of
They call ’em brokers because
they're always going broke or causing
somebody else to. ___
session will close with the Commen-
cement exercises op August 30.
Among, the yisiting professgrs in
the University of Texas during the
second term will be the following:
Dr. W. C. Binkley, professor of his-
tory, from the University of Colora-
do; Dr. F. F. Blachly, professor of
government from the University of
Oklahoma; Dr E. M Coulter, pro-
fessor of history, from the University
of Georgia; Edgar E. De Cou, pro-
fessor of mathematics, rom the Uni-
versity of Oregon; W. E. Garnett,
economics and sociology, from the
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical
College; Dr. M B. Garrett. Craig
Professor of history 'and economics.
’ 7-YEAR-OLD BOY
KILLS BRDTHER, 9
WAGGONER, Okla., July 21 —
Dave Pruitt. 7, shot and killed his
brother Frank, 9, following a quar-
rel at their home at Coweta near
"here Wednesday night it became
known here today.
Following*the shooting Dave drag-
ged his wounded brother to a pile-
ot logs and covered him with leaves
and rubbish. When found by his
parents, Frank was still alive but
died before medical aid could be ad-
ministered.
no hold-backs, everything in the store
tagged and REDUCED to wholesale coBt.
ROME. July 11.—A premier io
heaa the Italian goverament who
would quell disturbances between the
warring Faseisti and communists was
'sought today following the resigna-
IS CUT IN HALF
a WASHINGTON, July 21.— rhe
E. W. ANDERSON
1 p a.
General Insurance
The same attention to the duties of office and the regard for
service to all that have marked my tenure as a servant of Orange
County during the past should suffice as an introduction and recom-
mendation to the new voters. I feel that my future is safe in so far as
the native sons and daughters are concerned.
assurance of Mexican authorities that ton, D. C. for inspection.
been selected. The number Includes
65 members of the staff of the col-
lege of arts and scfences, 6 of the
school of education, 4 of the de-
partment of physical education, one
ir the college of engineering, 6 in
the lawschool. Provided the enroll-
ment .exceeds expeetation, as it did
during the rirs tera—it -is thought
that eight or ten members will prob-
ably be added to me faculty* Dr.
D. A. Penick professor of classical
languages, is the assistant dean of
the summer school, and will have
charge of the second term.
WRIGHT NAMED ON
BRAZIL COMMISSION
AwASHnGTON, July 21.—J But-
ter Wright of New York, has been
appolnted by President Harding to
the American Commlslon to the
urazillan Centennial Expositioh vice
Frank A. Harrison, Nebraska, res-
signed.
Butler will proceed immediately
to Rio de Janeiro where he will co,
operate with D C. Collier, commis-
sioner general, and the other com-
idissioners, in supervising the open-
ing of the American exhibit
St. Lawrence University; Dr. Rich-
ard F. Jones, profesadr at English.
Washtagton University, St Louis;
Dr. Virgil L. Jenes. protessor at Eng
Hah. omtversity of Arkansas; Kath-
erme McLean, instructor la English,
Westmoretond: J. H Pitman, of
Yale niversity. Instructor in Ens:
Hah: Dr J. W Tupper, professor at
French, Southern Methodist Uniyers
tty: Dr. O. H: Cooper, professor of
education. Simmona College; alias
Olive McCormack, director of physi-
cal education, Dallas public schools:
I. I. Nelson, Austin High school.
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Smith, J. B. The Orange Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 173, Ed. 1 Friday, July 21, 1922, newspaper, July 21, 1922; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1529038/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.