Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 258, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 3, 1926 Page: 1 of 8
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AIMEE MCPHERSON WILL CONDUCT TEMPLE SERVICE TODAY
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Appeal for Reduction FOOD SHOW 15
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YANKEESTAKE THREATENED BY
OPENER 2 TOI COMBINATION
epestinquest ef baseball’s premier
erowm.
DICKMANSAYS
WAS EMPLOYED
TRIALOFFOUR
INMURDERCNSE
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KATY CONTROL
COTTONBELT
SOLONS HUNT
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* H E Duff lime whieh is 129 miles long,
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_____2 4 • comtimwed until Mareh 1926 ar until
The CM
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bt of the show was
being i the natuse
two points whieh
Sought to establisb.
gons eharged with the murders of
the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and
Mrn Eleanor Milla.
Mr*. Franees Hall, widow, and bar
two brothers, will be tried at one
time. Carpender, the coumin, will be
tried meparately later.
TROOPFOUR..
TAKES HIKE
CAS ROUTE
the entertaimmest Fifty ehldres
participated ia the pagraat
The Pure Food Sbow and Baby
Comference an aa aaaaal affair that
HASKLL, Texas, Ort 2—Roy
Meacham, race traek driver, at Paw-
‘buska, Okla., was killed Saturday at
were bare taniag their effeets to
thair ata Atara la DaKaa.
RAINSTORM
DAMAGES CHOPS
IN OKLAHOMA
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virited.
(By Assoelated Press)
MIAMI. OkU.. Oet. 2. -Thousand
of dollars damage was inflicted ia
pttawa County last night and early
today by a rain and eleetrieal storm.
Three inehes of raia fell ia five
hour*, flooding buiness houmes at
Pieher, inundating a' etate highway
at Cardia aad driving a seore of fam-
ilies in that eity from their homes.
Sherdei, Haimes ana OTamU; the Kaneas City Southern became a
Fr—ark aad Severeia. iatoek holder in the Katy aad plans
opening at the Physical Depart-
meat Monday, Ort. 4 Seczetary
Lee states that the repalar phyt
tint adneatian program will be-
gin Itaataf.
The businnau msa will eemg at
5:15 p m. Mendays, Wedesdays,
Kansas Town Cut
Off From World
60 E ote.
FIVEDIEIN
HOTELFIRE
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6HRBVEPORT, Oet2-five per-,
eas were burmed to death early to-
day when fire destroyed the Sibley
II ote I aad aa ent ire Hoek of Sibley,
three miles east of here. Pratt Mim-
chew, seetion ferrmee, bis wife, Mss.
Mieth ear, proprietor of the betel,
their two moms, Arthur, IS. ead Pratt
Jr., 12, ead their erphear, Bea O-Pray
are known dead. three other persons
are believed to have been bars rd to
death.
(By Aesoeiate Preos)
PENSHURST, Eng. Ort 2.Sev-
en pereons, five of them pamsengers,.
(By Asoclated Pres))
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2—An a
Fair Race Fatal
to Oklahoman
n
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Fifty Cents per Month
I Twelve megroes were in the building
* at the time of the storm aad it ia
I 1 roeribed aa asst to miracnlous that
They aS were set UW.
East Texas: Sunday and Monday
partly eloudy to eloudy, probably
scattered showers.
West Texas: Sunday part eloudy,
probably scattered showers in north
and east portions; Monday partly
elondy.
(By 4 metis ted Press)
NEW YORK, Ort. 2.—The New
York Times will state tomorrow that
it learned authoritatively that Hoa-
ry L. Diekman, former New Jersey
slate trooper, has made aa affidavit
to the effect that he waa paid $2500
by Henry De la Bruyere Carpender
to drop his investigation of the Hall-
Mills murder case early ia 1823.
Carpender is one of the four person*
indieted fat the murder of the Rev.
Edward Whee’er Hall aad Mrs Ela-
aan Mills.
of Cotton Acreage
Made by Texan
and jan own mind eap suply many others,
it may pay far the merrier* of:
Cleburne Doetonrs.
With the joint stork control plan
O. K. Hicks, bead breeder for the propored the friendship of the Katy
North Texas Cotton Breeders Asm for the aaaVtr road mused. CoL
way and was very bepfuL iartrar
tise and entertaimime to the vimtori
aad was very beneficial aa aa aA-
vertinememt to the city.
Cleburne Ministers.
Cleburne Krhes.
Cleburne Labor.
Cleburne Publie Erhael Teaehers.
Cleburne Publie Offieials.
This same Mlar, paid ta this Cleburne Doetor for
his serviees may be used by hh to -pay far Cleburne
Paving or (^arat Taxex Thereby furnishing the dol-
Bar to pay far the services of Cleburne Firemen and
tlOaant Polieemen. He on and am to am endless ehain
of developing Cleburne resourees ean thin dollar be
traced.
Let* Keep Cleburne Money eireulating in Cleburne.
Let’s begin an onward and upward morement for .
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and
JOHNSOX COUNrY
The twister came witbeat special
warming-
Pay far Cleburne Iren Foundry produets
Pay tor Clebarne Florists Flowers.
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DISCOVERER* OF DAVID
LLOYD GEORGE I* DEAD
standine. outgeneraled ead outplayed by the comeolidatiom plea.
the fir game ML Louis ever har ; He drew from President White-
‘ ’bead the admimeion that the Katy
I had been very eympathetie to the
SUCCESS; LARGE
CROWOSATTENO
pies* of the to dim Auziliary of the
Angim Street Presbyterian Chundh.
All things favored the show and it
wap __
participating etherwise that the
reason prevail" it would sell sev-
eral cents pound higher, waa at-
pressed in a statement irsued here
tonight by Frank Hayne, president
of the New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change.
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Mr. and Mm Normn
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Oyelone xIs rive Negroes
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reduce their erope next season by nt
least 25 per eent waa iesued herzo-
day by Representative Black, Demo
erat, of Texan.
He declared that be expected to
reduce his own crop at least that
- much next season and urged cotton
* ’ farmers to diversify their crops and
thus make the mills “hungry for
cotton."
(By Amsoeiated Pres)
DALLAM, Oct. 2— Attempts were
made by minority stoekholder of
the Cotton Bett Ralroad to show ad-
vers infiuence on the Cotton Belt
im the event the Katy should be al-
wowettzequirecomtrolintheLC.
C. hearing on the proposed Lors*
merger of Southwetern Iinan.
T. A. Hamilton, formerly prerdent
of the Internatiliomal Great Northern
Ka dr sad aad now special counsel for
the Cotton Bett minority stoekhold-
er. eromeexatnined Haile, chief traf-
fic officer fee the Katy, for more
that two team. That eompetitiom
between North Texas aad Mt. Louie,
betmen the Katy and Cotton Belt
!weuld be lemened by the proposed
merger and that the Cotton Belt log-
weaily fits better into the Southern
Pacific system than the Katy were
met death this efternomo when a
French union plane ea route from
Paris to Croydon burnt into flames
only n few miles from its destinatiom
and erashed near here.
Every person aboard the great air
linerwas burned beyond reeogmnitiom
in the seething furniee.
Nationality of the firs passengers
was not determined tonight, but it
was believed they were all English.
The pilot and mechanie were French.
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V. K MEM PATROL
eHCAGO SUBUEB
reader.
Among them was Al Capone, vice
lord of the suburb, who was leag
sought, finally surrendered and aaa
releazed eventually in commeetlom
with the machine gun killing of Aa-1 The accident occurred taring the
sietant State's Attorney Willias J second day of racing at the Haekell
MeSwigginlastepring. JCountyFair.
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Oet. .2Brushing
aside the contentious of E. L Do-
heny, Harry F. Sinclair and Albert
B. Fall, the Court of Appeals of the
Distriet of Columbia today declined
to upset the conspiracy indictments
returned against them here in eon-
weetion with th* ssssl oil isssm--
The action cleared the way for a
trial of the ease unless the defend-
ants can obtain a review of the ac-
tion by the Supreme Court of the
United States. Civil suits growing
out of the lease of the oil lands are
already in the higher court.
(By taagrtafri Prem) (By Amoeiated Prena)
NEW. YOEK, <M. 2—The —rth J DALLAS, Ort. 2—Te shifting
pas wirardry ef.Rymmoek and th* fortumes of the Bttle ti^,.
pumh iu the but* «f Euth and Geh- wetern tramaportation wupremaey!
ng today carr *4 the New York Yas amd the «trugzie at some small line,
kees to triumph user the St Louiz im the ef buge railroad enmb-
Cardinal* ia the opening *kirmieh at mat oms was ahows im the hearing
the 1925 kettle tar the-worla's bave teday on the plam lo comsolidate the!
ball ehampiomhip __. . M- K---i
The erowa of elose to 62900 mw City Southers and the Cottom Beit»
victory pereh aa the hammer at the Failroada
f With President Whitehead, at th*
Faught *ut aa a hazy tattle Katy, aa the stand, Col. R C. Duff,
grieaL occasiomally mo’wtened by president of the Wam-Brcumtat-
light shomera, it was a rAaa struggl Trinity and Sabime road, attempted
from start to fimieh. | to ehow throng tra»a questioning
it wasacomvimeing victory for the how a powerfui railroad friend had
Pankees mevertheless tar their out- benn turned into a potential enemy
Exchange Head Around
NEW ORLEANS, Oet. 2- plea
for bankers and businessmen at the
South to “ose every effort in their
power" to put an end to the unnec-
essary panic among producers of eot-
ton and belief that if the Maple was
class at 6:15 for busimems men, if
demand warrants some. The young
men M to 2 will come atsp
an on Mondays and Tbursdaya
boys IS to 12 will come on Tom
days at 4 a’rlarg aad Saturday
at », bays t» to 15 will come Mon-
days amf Tbecndsya at 4 o’eleek;
boys IS to IS will some at 1 p.
m. ou M ou toys and Thursday a. The
^g^aariaar wM kS-O—-ts-sssk—-
at any time there is not a ehass aa
semiom. Friday night has been des
ignated far boxing. There will still
be boon' for extra messiona
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(By Aesoeiatea Prens)
AUSTIN. Oct. 2. Members at the
House committee imvestigating the
610.50 eomplsory students aetivities
fee or “ blasket act " at Texas L.i
eiatiom of Dallas, woo here Friday Duff brought cut.
and Saturday in the imtereet of bet __________
• '___________..Comnjenee)
Who ia rtafaraaMr far for growthf Who aa res-
i Mr tar bar MmCsKf if 4’Mmv grows and
prospens, who is benefited by such prosperity T
Amswer: EVENY CITIZENX OF .CLEBURNE. If
this be true and it » tre then every citizen should
aUuat with all his power behind any organization that
—has for its (arty Vtariattaa) CLEBUKNE’S WEHFAKE.
Year owm Chamber of <1—tr . guided aad direeted,
by OAurtar business men, eleeted to serve you by
your owm eharr, baa aa its only Business
BUILDING CLEBURNE
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JOHNSOX COLNTY
ne Direetors of year Chamber at Commeree be-
Here that Cleburme needs fint a more united spirit
of Loyalty to Cleburne aad < Cleburne Institutions. Did
you ever stop aad think:
WHAT wa MY DOLLAE, SFENr WITH MY
HOME MERCHANT, DO FOR CLEBURNET
It will pay far the Hermes of a Cleburne eitizen
as Clerk. What will this dollar, ia the handa of the
Cleburme Clerk de far Cleburmel It rib
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Fay far Cleburne made lee.
Pay for Cleburme made fee Cream aad Cand.
1— -in — - adna"scElons"acmok
their home M miles west of here.
Fire Destroy*
Grocery Stock
Fire at 12 o’clock last night st the
J. J. Henderson Grocery Store on
East Hendereon Street practically
destroyed the entire stock of gro
eerie*. •
Members of the local fire depart-
ment succeeded ia bringing the
flames under control before the
building was materially damaged.
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TRAPFIC AMD PARKIG
BEFOEE RAIL MEETING
With the advent of October,
Dan Cupid apparently baa refill-
ed his stock at arrows aad ia
shooting pretty straight. i
According to the county
clerk ’» reeofd there was more
marriage licenses issued Rator-
day than any one day for many
moon*. i
License* were issued to:
C. A. Cavin and Miss Lucille
Riley.
R. M. Riehardson and Mius
Bessie Crnfg. >
Chester Johnson and Miss Vi-
ola Galloway. •
Roy Wilron and Miss Clauds
Robertson.
11. W. Bradshaw and Mina
Doris Lee Cooper.
W. K. Grigsby and Miao Lydia *
Mac Stanley.
(By Associated Prone)
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2. — Repre-
bentatives of city and state govern-
ments will meet with Ameriean
Electric Railway Ansoeiation dele-
gates here Oet. 4-8 to consider city
and interurban transportation prob-
lems.
Milton, prepared the supper. Tbeir,
rooking was especially oureeosful be-
cause m much of the meal was al-
ready cooked. Marian was among
those who seemed thirsty; Dave and
Jaek Nowlin initiated themselves in-
to varies* aetive features of the
gang- The scoutmaster insists that
he took 27 boys, and got them s’l
back to Cleburne; but he eannot read
bis reribbled notes well enough to
tell who the others were. .
The boys reaehed home, full and
thirsty, About 8 o’elbek. The old four
will met next Friday at 1, the troop
at 7:30. Applicants for membership
fa the Boy Seouts at America should
ree Francis Bishop, nt Bishop A Lain,
on North Caddo, no there ar new a
very few vaeaneles.
(By Aseoeated Pres)
HOMERVILLE, N. 3., Oet 2—At
a hearing marked by the dramatie
defeat of defense lawyers os five
important eounts. Supreme Court
Justice Parker today set Nov. 8 for
ternoom when Ms racing aat skidded
(By Associated Press)
CEDARVILLE, Kan., Oet. 2.—
With 13 inches of.rain received here
the part week, eight inches yester-
day, Cedarville is shut off from the
rest of the world. Both the Banta
Fe and M. O. P. tracks are washed
out.
A real danger is apparent tonight
as the Big Caney River started over
its banks. Resident* living along
the river have moved to higher
” (Ry Assoelated Press)
GENEVA, HL, Oet. 2.—Chao. Da-
vin, -45, ayton, Ohio, -was found
guilty today of complicity ia tba
poisoning of race horses June 13 at
Auzmia as a patt of a zace fixing
plot. He wn* fined 8200 and ecet.
In fixing Davis’ punishment the
jury as said to have considered
ttx fact be had been in jail sinee
tlx Jai of the poivoning. Th: Eerses
died of poisons, vhieh it war charg-
id an given them in lamp at
• "par.
TEAPOTDOME -
INDIGTMENTS
STILLINTACT
should be optiomal. Representative
George Pur, of Dalaa, rhirtf,
said Saturday.
The eommittee, »ppoimted by the
Hones of the Thirty-mimfh Legidda-
turn bars ia epecial seesom, will re-
port Ua recommendations Monday
aad it is expeeted th* Howse will re-
quest the regents to make the foe
voluntary.
The resolutiom re nurst lag the im-
vestigatiom was drawn by eight tar-
nat Texas University students ia
the House. The particular feature
objected to ia the resolutiom was
tba tto eb aaaatftai -from the tax,
a student mast sign a statememt that
he was usable to pay it.
The committee was empowrered to
investigate other foes sad recom-
mendations ether than the aaa ea the
‘blanket tax" will be submitted
STARVATIONIN
KOffl
ARMYSIEGE
Hi* orgamizatiom is represented here
(By Assoelated Press)
PWILLHEII, Wales, Oct. 2. —
The man who "‘dineovered" er-
premier Davidj Lloyd George ia
dead. d ■
H< was H. J. Willems, a well
known temperanre reformer aad
wuperintendant of the United King-
dom Allianee, Britain’s foremost
temperanee organization. Mr. Wil-
liams was the first Welsh Grand
Chief Templar forty year ago, and
it was then that he induced Lloyd
Georgs to make his first publie
wpereh at Machynlleth, Wales.
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(By Aesoeiated Press)
TODROPPROBEA"ar*EaHor.
__ Found Guilty!
merebamtsandanevme of styles that
tew prevailed from the landing of
the Pilgrims to the 1926 flapper.
The as rend aigAt was ftrAaga the
moet estertaiming andi
sit the features aa the program. The
maim features of Friday eight weae
the mamlens wedding aad the Ukulde
Carla. Those who witmemed thia
program said that they wene impdy
grand aad were we worth the
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Saturday aftsrasea the awarding
of the prize to the wimwing babie
ent wed ia the comtest were announe-
aL nan were 74 babie entered ia
the comtest. The following babies
BYMTRAININ6 Court Trial Will Not
PROGHMMGNEN Interfere With Her
IS MHOUNCED Usual Routine
Eurket Le Fergumon took meven
boys ineluding Charles Vernon, la
his medan. Through the eourtesy nt
Mrs. Dave Cohen a load rode out in
her ear. Aad the jit as usual took
all the rest.
The boys piled Mt aa the Lone
Willow Road just serous the Nolas.
Howell and Heard, Bryan and See
’War, O’Br’en and Ireland, John and
John Jr., who is called Jackie, trart
leaders and amsistants of the Flying
Fag’es, Silver Foxes. Lone Wolves
(regular petrol*), and th* Wild
Ducks (special sad . provisional).
First they hiked by patrols toward
Burton nefool house and back.-Thea
they began to meout against each
other along the road and the ereek
teaks. ,
Jack, the doughty, and B. A. d‛s-
tinguished themeelves aa railroad en-
gineer* at pioneer Interval*. Aaron
aad his neighbors arrow the street
showed most interest is some young
ladie» who shouted their regards
from the bridge during supper. Lor.
en.was no quiet that his friends are
delighted. Walter did not like to
remain seated. aad Henry Edwin and
Ed Neel are both showing the grav-
ity of old veterans ia their orderly
behav’or.
T. A aad a teach of effieient help-
ers, notably Bester aad Jimmie the
Cop, (not to speak at Tommie) aad
is getting larger aad better every
year. The show will be beld a lit-
tle later ia the traata ant ytar aa
account at the wan* west for it was
ammoumeed fore yntrrAry.
The merehante at Cleburne aat
the fanam at Johnson Caaaiy are
equally ia banasay with aa affair
that wiB bring them la elose proxim-
ity wit beach otter aad the fata
Food Show that is wponsored by
these ladies of this ehurek is a med-
iam that will answer the purpore, a
Many interestimg features at the
show taaatt be mentioned at this
time aa ayan forbids as doing at.
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mMEETSPROTEST
TOBEOPTIONAL“-i--
enl pleamed with
CHICAGO, Oct. 2-Government
men Saturday ranged the streets of
Cicero, West Side suburb, where aa
arsistant county prosecutor was aat
at the many victims of underword
gunfire, rounding up the 78 civil at-
fieia’e, gangiter chiefs sad under
lings linked by a federal grand jury
ia organized dry law violations.
By the time the first arrest was
tade a score had promised to aar-
Troop Four took a gasline bibe to
the river yesterday aad imaugurated
it* fall program aat at doors.
Twenty members of Trop Vaat,
Boy Seouts went along and were at-
rompanied by about half as many
members of the old four, ineluding
four mascot* of the latter organiza-
tinm. By the way most members of
Troop Four also hold their place* ia
Under Ome Tear
Jane Emmilie Wanford, dauguter
of Bev, aad Mm. Charles E Wau-
fond, 107 A Willimgham
One Taar ar Mane
Ray L Car, ata at Mr. and Mm.
Lassan Csx, 70s Smith ttnaL
Twa Yeans ar Mam
" Southern Bower, aM at Mr. aad
MrzW.&Boer, 202 We.Heard-
Saturday night a good crowd wit-
meneed tbs daring performance at
(By Asociated Prees)
HANKOW, China, Ort. ’2.—Hua
dreds are reported dying miserably
of hunger and cold ia Wa Chang
where northern troops for more than
a month have withstood the siege
of the Red forces from Cantom,
Those dying are civilian*. Little
interested in the suecess er failut
of the opposing military ehieftaina
The soldiers have taken possessiom
of the little feed remaining
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Seven Persons
Killed in Plane
atty liaatit* diep'ays and edser-
tiring booths aat it was more like a
11 nuty fair tAaar attraiag maid Ev-
frem 5 to W P m-; pool tables
will open from 8 a. m. to 10 p.
m.; bath roam and reading room
are open 24 tours aat at nary
day-
1aHm will be welcome at all
times and everyone wb* is inter
eted 'in the amociatiom ia especial-
ly urped to ‘visit the building eome
time next week. •
The gyndsium has teen vetaaia-
tinned, and ia in splendid shape,
al** the bowling alleys are in ex-
cellent eondition and praetically nil
of the pod periodicals have been
placed in the reading room for
the convenience of the membership.
Every effort is, being made aa
the part *f the amociatiom to make
the Y. M C. A. program aa at
tractive as psomite. Wilk the pres-
ent interes and the future out-
bok, the Y. M. C A. promises
•* ds x’ to 01 i ontrSMiie 'piree at
work far Cleburne.
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