Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 293, Ed. 1 Friday, July 9, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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early fall wear. Stylish model* In Mtin, patent moire, and kid.
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DISTRICT COURT.
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vh. Jim Patti*rf«m et
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NEW 8UITS FILKD.
J. P. Lnper vn. DeUn Luper, dlvnree.
FIFTYJWEVTII DISTRICT COURT.
Ron. F, K. Wilcox, Jitdgi*.
NEW SI3IT8 FILED.
Florida rk>uglh«« vh. m. T>. Doug-
las*, divorce.
Denton, Texas, July 0—Tho first
gravel work on the county roarls was
Mturted on the DoIIum highway Thurs-
day. Work was resumed on the sev-
enth mile* out of lX>ntou after having
t**;u Uvlttyed fur four wi-i'ks liy
weather condition*,)
Kain at (.atn««ville.
Oil and Om Lmdm.
R. Bates to J. T. Nettervllle, 10
acre# in Mrs. E. J. King tract, June
R. Bates to Chas, E. Hoi way. 30
acres in same tract, June IM ; $10.
D. B. Montgomery to C. A. Mont-
gomery, tracta of .'10 1-4 and 85 acres
in W. C. Walker tract, Juno 1; $1.
^ D. B. Montgomery to ('. A. Mont-
gomery. acres In J. A. Henderson
tract, June 28; fl.
• D. B. Montgomery tf *"V A. ~ Mont-
gomery, tracta of a and 11.<N acres in
H. E. Benson survey, June 2.H: $1.
J. F. Walls to Irving S. Humes.
2% acres iii I. C. Erwln tract, June
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Democratic Conference.
A inciateA Pre*i DUpatrh
Dayton. O.. July ft The first impor-
tant conference to arrange democratic
porty cmnpaign plans will ho hold
hew Tuesday. July 20. according |. a
telegram received by <«ov. f'ox, • the
presidential candidate, froiti Homer
Onmmings. chairman of the nation-
al committee, today.
New Certificate Offered.
AH*oclat*d Pros* Dl r*toh]
Washington. July 0.- -Secretnrv
Houston offered for subscription two
new issues of treasury ♦■ertiftcates of
indebtwlness bavitig a combined value
of $200,000,000.
Aimociatfd Press luspatrh
(Mlnesvlile, Texas, July 0- IIalf an
inch of rain fell here today, which
was gladly received by the farmers.
Realty Transfers.
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Purify Polities.
Associated Press Dispatch1
New York July I).—William <!. Mc-
Ad<K . in an address, declared "there i«
no menace so great to our Nation as
the corrupt use of money for cam
paign purpose*." He also asserted
that "National politics should be pu-
rified." * «.•
Dennis Williams to tj. W. Bltchle,
lot 10 In block 11, of I'yrene Park addi-
tion to Denlson, Jun«> 21; $50.
K. O. Luna and wife to L. M. Brad-
ley, lot in block 12 of Southshle addi-
tion to Van Alstyne, June 20; $T ,000.
Tlios Burnett Johnson and wife to
B. A. Gilbert, fit) acres in Robert Nail
survey, June 24; $0,000.
I;eu Bucker to \V. V. Morris, r.l
acres"ln ^ survey. June IS; $'J,,S(M).
N. 11. Ij. lHs-ker to O. C. Webitter,
lot !i in hhs'k <M of Miller's second ail-
dltion to Donison. July 1 ; $)M o.
D. A. Ijine and wife to J. <!. Wil-
liams, lot 0 In block 2 of Stewart's
addition to Deibison, June .'H>: $0*25.
It M. Williams to Kit a Kvldge ot
al. 50 acres in 1>. Dugun survev. June
_H.t; $.'>,,500.
Trinity Melhodlst t'burch of Deni-
son, by trustees, fo I,< n Jones, lots 1i
and l'J^n Idix-k 7 of XVinan's addltioii
to Denison. Jan. 2; $2.1 (M).
Franz Kohfeblt. and wife to Claude
S. Woodward, lot 1 I in block 17 of
Miller's second addition to Denison.
May 2*; $1,750.
J. T. Caraway and wife to Dave
Arnsplger. s>o acres in Cranger Slc-
Ihiniei survey, June 22: *17.000.
Sherman Coca-Coin r.oitllng Co.
to C. C. Mavhew, 55x150 feet on llon>-
ton streVl* Sherman, May 17: $5,<mmi.
S. C. llortoti ami wife to J. <;. Car-
ter. 11'., acres in (}, Mcltaiiid survey;
July :t; $2,S25.
Freeman \\ . Buck to Hob Smart, lot
I in Mock 1 of 1-akeview addiiioii to
White<*boro, July ti; $200.
Cbas. A. Woodt'iii to I", r, 'riioma^.
lot 5 in block 5. Hells. Jmu.'tM- Ssimi
c. |>, Amlei'soo and wife (o .1 A
Oodwln. LM" .v'.Nh; feet i-u WbltesborO
June 24; $4.125. * flMII
The citliara and lyre were the com-
mon musical instruments of Homer's
t line.
The engagement and approaching
marriage of Miss Sarah Pitta to Edwin
Young of Dalian, was aunoupced
Thursday by Mrs. George Birge at a
noon luncheon of beautiful appoint-
ments at the Woodlawn Country club.
About the receiving rooms were
bowls of lovely Shasta daisies, the
same flowers being employed on the
luncheon table as a center-piece. This
mound of the chosen blossoms was
surrounded by a soft fringe of green-
ery, and laid carelessly about on the,
cloth were fronds of ferns.
The color scheme of yellow and
white was further carried out in the
place cards of dainty design, and In
the condiments ol the delicious four-
course luncheon.
Guests of the huppy occasion were
Intimate friends of the honoree and
included Mesdames Clyde Jones, Miller
Pitts, Ed Heffner, Frank Forbes, H. b.
Brown and MisRes 1-^nnle Younger of
Dallis, Hattie Buck,. Dorothy Sanford,
Mildred and Helen Hardwlcke, Evelyn
Abney and Kate Nunn.
Miss Hattie Buck read the an-
nouncement which was contained in a
clever verso found at her plate. Miss
Pitts has lived practically all her life
in Sherman, coming here, when quite
small, with her parents, {lie late Mr.
apd Mrs. M. B. Pitts. She is loved
by a wl(Je circle of frlemhr who will
be interested In her ^.approaching mar-
rlage.r Mr. Young, who is the grand-
son of Mrs. B. fj. Heflin of this city,
is well known here, having visited in
Sherman, many times atui attended
Austin College several years.
The wedding will occur in Septem-
ber.
Ij>dbetter-Holt.
News has beesn received of the
marriage of Mrs. Etta Holt, formerly
of Van Alstyne, but lately residing In
Vernon, and I . E. Led better of Van
Alstyne, which occurred July 1st at
the home of th^ bride. They will
make their home in Van Alstyne.
^ Fidelis Class.
^ Members of the Fidelis class of
the First Baptist^cjiurch had an in-
teresting business meeting Friday'at
the church. The class president Miss
Rena Haskell, presiding. After the
business session , the members sur-
prised their teacher. MFs. - - Marlon
Shaw, with a miscellaneous shower.
Little Miss Louise CroiWo. dressed as
a Bed Cross nurse, brought the gifts
In and sweetly presented them to Mrs.
Shaw.
Mrs. Sha.v will be operated on
soon afid the gifN show only in a
small way the bigli esteem in which
sh* is 4t"ld uy yf"inir iwHott
At a late hour ice cream and rake
were served to about twenty-fhe
young ladles.
Austin. Texas. July 0—There are
under construction and under the Su-
pervision of the State High way ! de-
partment 1,042 milt* of desigua'ed
highways at a total estimated cost of
$22,000,000, iViclndlng State and Fed-
eral aid, according to It. M.. Hubbard,
chairman of the State Highway Com-
mission. Twenty Federal aid projects
whoxe plans, specifieatlosn and esti-
mated cost have 1hn«ii approved and
upon which contracts will iw awarded
In tin- near future amounts to 284
miles, costlrvr $:t,400,000, involving
Federal aid to the amount of *1.400,-
000. There are 85 projects, both State
and Federal aid. whose applications
have been approved and on which
plans are how being prepared for X75
miles, coifing $$400,000, Involving
and on which will b«-. aid $2.«15.000
Federal aid and $285,000 State aid.
Summing this up. says Chairman
Httbhard, it is found lhat there are
212 active projects totalling 2,083
miles of highways, costing approxi-
mately $30,000,000, (hi \vhi« h .50.5(K ,-
000 Federal aid and $l,34tf>.000 State
ahl lias been granted. - Of tlie total
Federal aid alloted to Texas ."there
is $5.000,(KK> for which plans will be
^prepared within the next twelve or
fifteen months. ^
PARIS BUSINESS MAN
ACCIDENTIA SHOT
DOING GUARD DITTY
Paris, Texas, July 9—C. L. Broad,
a* prominent business man and capi-
talist. was accidentally shot. 4iy a
companion at 3 o'clock Thursday
morning while acting as special guard
on Pine Bluff street, on account of the
threatened race disorders. Several
buckshot tore through the upper
fleshy part of bis right hip. inflicting
a painful wound, but it is not expected
to prove serious.
SUIT FILED LOOKING
TO OPENING OF STREET
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As a test of Oh* right of Jim and
I^iura Patterson to o<t iipy a lot on
North Walnut street blocking the west
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Associated Prett tHnntcht
Spa* Belgium', July 0—Germany s
del«*ates signed at 11:45 o'clock this
morning an engagement accepting the
terms of the Allied nete relative to
dhwrmaimiit presented yesterday,
This action was takt h under protest
by the German representative#.
The Allied note, which amounted
virtually to an ultimatum, demanded
that the German* ac<-ept the terms
presented > by noon today, and stipu-
lated that, In the event of the Ger-
mans falling to carry out the jiroyis-
ions of the demands, allied forces
would occupy parts of the (J^nnttn
empire'. .sf<
The Germans protested. In signing
the engagement, that the treaty of
Versailles did not oblige them to at*
quiesce in further territorial occupa-
tions except for failure^ to fulfill ,the
lieaty term* regarding reparations.
Tl « decision, of the German cabinet
to obey the allied demand was reached
at an early' morning session today,
the vote being unanimous. The vote
was tako after a telephonic commun-
ication with Reichstag leaders In Ber-
lin approving the acceptance and com-
municating the desire of the Reichstag
and party leaders for the cabinet at
Spa to use its ownjudgment. ,
A unanimous rfeelson also was tak:
dn by the cabinet that Hie allies
should he informed that Germany
could not accept these stipulatiosn
concerning possible occupation of the
'Ruhr and other territories, provided
the disarmament was not executed ac^
cording to the allies* judgments It
was held the Genna^ cabinet was pre-
cluded by constitutional reasons for
entering into any such arrangement
without the authority of parliament.
Hence, the allies were requested to
strike this paragraph from their de-
mand. It. being said that otherwise the.
Germans might not be able to continue
the conference.
SHEWN FISHERMEN
LEAVE FOR THE LLANO
FOR TWO WEEKS TRIP
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BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOWING NAVY BLUE BLOUSES.
Reached u* today—all new and^ different styles—long and
short sleeves, high and low necks, Crepe de Chine and
Georgette, regulation and overbiouse types. See showing in
north window. AH priced special at $8 50 to $19.50
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Navy Blue Shirt Waists.
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sumAier character at almost your own price, as we do not
tcarry garments from one to another season.
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Nine Shermanites left Thursday af-
ternoon for a two weeks' fishing trip
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Society Notes.
Mis. Tj. K. llurnham returned Fri-
dnv ftom an extended :rij through
the Ki; <!.
Mrs. Harold Black of Texarkana is
visiting her sisters in this city.
The usual weekly Story Hour will
occur at Carnegie library, Saturday at
5 p. m.
Frank I^ f I us of El Paso Is spend
ing a time with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. 1/iftiis on Grand Avenue.
end of Carter street which the City j <"> «iv,'r- i^r Menardville.
Commission Tm-sday night VTrdered { WU'tv n^isted of ^ HI Ix-sHe,
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ojs'ned, W. II .latuiswu, itwning prop-1
erty adjoining, Friday filed suit in
the Fifteenth Histrict. COurt, asking
for an Injunction restraining the de-
fendants from closing the present ex
tension of Carter street by a houso
now being built, on the grounds that
the closing, of tho present narrow
street opening would damage
Hrrit 1\ Gun by. j>r. j
c. M. Knglish. T It. Nail. J. II BerrTTT
It. <!. liner, Wirt Harvey and Itlch-
ard Hopson. j
Will Leslih. from whom the 1 i*t was
obtained, said that Dr. Knglish and
j Mr. Nail deserve the credit of being
j the expert fishermen of the {party.1
his ' rfhe remainder, he eouHimed, bhl fair,
projx'rty. Judge Hare ordered a hear-!*0 i^'ome remiwntsl (jmnino pla>ers. j
lug in the matter at 10 a, in. Monday. ' ^<>r l,as^ s'x or.eight yetii's. Mr
(Mti/.ens living in the vicinity asked : l^'^Hc said, it has been the custom of
MRS. MAH0NEY EXCLAIMS,
"THIS IS INDEED HEAVENLY"
San Francisco, .lijlv 0.— Mrs. I>an
J. Ma honey sat in the convention
.press stand and saw her father nomi-
nated for the presidency, keeping tal-
ly witb the rest. She Is young and
pretty and when the great moment
came she was yelling like everyone
else. A few moments later she was say-
lug, "Oh. I'm tired, but this Is lleav I
cnly. I am glad it is over. Hut we have I
just started the fight, haven't, we? We j
will not have curs for anything at j
home for anything "but, politics. It' wo-,
men get the vote before election and I
had is elected, he'll be the first worn-I
an suffrage President, of the I'nited
States, won't he'.' We will Jte proud of j
that in our family for geuer^Jions to
come, I
"Where's my handbag?'' she ex-
claimed io her smiling husband. "Dan, |
ulint diil you do-with it. i >h, here it |
is.- Well. 1 haven't bail a decent meal !
a week, and you, Dan, have been I
the Commission this week to o|>en Car-
ter striH-f to its full width through to
Walnut, after the defendants in the
suit, filed Friday, owners of some
property on Walnut, began building a
house which would close the present
narrow street ojtening.
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Robbers Get Dyes.
■nri'ilril Press Jhspatvh
a parly of Sherman men to make an-
nual pilgrimages to th^ I.lano for rec-
reational purposes.
To Continue Movement.
• New York, July !►. The general
committee of ijte^ Interchiirih World
Movement decided to * continue th<"
movement on "a greatly modified
scale."
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Thrift Brings
Independence
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New York, July !> Two armed men
bound and gakged the watchman in
tlw warehouse of the I'niled States
Ti'\lile Alliance Warehouse in Hobo-
on today and hauled away If I boxes
of Ci-rmau dyes, valued al $15,000.
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Utiles Against Amendment.
A- oi'. 'rd I'rcK* PUpali!i|
i.an mil'. Mich . July !' -Attorney
C'i crTii A^ x .1, i-!rot sbeck. in an opin
i,.H v+ded—t-Uut tln>. piijposcd
a111• -11• iu■ <*111 to the State 'constitution
• lesi| |,> )|ii<ili<h |v.irocliiaI schools
i-i eo;" ary thn Federal const it ul ion
uld not be placed oil the hal-
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Million, Ohio, July P A number of
running around so much with politic!-| confer--noes 'were scheduled when Sen-
aiis that 1 have not had a moment with "lor Harding reacbeii bis otlice todaj
you. Please take me to n rest a lira nt!" j Atmuig those Jo cull were Henry L.
A way they welit and lietweeu coins- I Stoildar'd of New York, who nttended
on she danced with the merrymakers. [ tin* 1 • < i nt. dinner in New York of
proiniii'wt progressive leaders .at
wliic-h a resolution \Mis-4ulo|tt(«il on-
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.Notice is hereby gi\i ii llial pur--.ii-
am to cull issued by the State l:\ccll-
li\e < oinniilice of i he licpublicau Pat;,-
ilorsiug (iii> Harding Cuolidgo ticket
and .1 Frank Hanly. toruier governor
of Imliana;.and prominent as a prold-
Jai-H.n lender.
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ent ion will be held ou.,Jiih L'l. ]!r,'o, I - baring purchased Miss llutli
•> the Ib'publi. an Party in (he fob ( Dobbin.'.' .interest in tho Woman's F,x-
ow ing ".fnst|i-e Piecbn ts: changi^ _'I7 N. Trax is, will hereafter
.Sherman, Preiim! N« . 1: Denison, be associated with .Miss Corbln and
if you wamtr
theg ertuine
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for the home
at soda fountains
and on draught-
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WATCH FOR
THE COURIER
NEXT SUNDAY
With a Bank Account you are In-
master of your own
life.
V If an opportunity arises, where, by
'V*k the investment of tnoneyf you can
secure an added income, money
in the Bank enables you to take
\ advantage of the offer.
But to gain this Independence
you must start saving—laying by
v, a certain amount regularly. We
are ready to help you start—
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Central Slate
Bank
THE HANK FOR THE PEOPLE.
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MAKE AMERICA SAFE FOR AMERICANS-
JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGIONS.
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BETTER PASTRY AT OUR
BAKERY.
Sanitary Bakery
South Side Square.
gover
$7.50, now.
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cast for Cbas. A. P.oynton for
nor in 101 s.
The above precinct primary conven-
tions shall be for the puritoso of elect-
ing delegates to the county conventions
and nominating candidates for the
various Justice precincts of (ira.vson
County. Texas.
The County Convention of tlie lb
publican Party shall meet in Sbemiati, I
the county seat of (J ray son tTounty,
Texas, on Saturday. Inly '11, 3H20. lit
--,0i> p. m The County Fxeeutive Com*
nilttee will meet at the offlee of, the
chairman at Hi Tif the forenoon
of tliqt. day.
Witness my hand tills Sth day of
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H. C. SWAIN, Secretary. JvSKlIc
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Southern New Jersey iu prixlucfng
a hardened pent which makes excel-
lent fuel.
JUST RECEIVED
Fresh Shipment of
JAZZ CANDY
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Vegetable Canning
Is More Necessary This
Year Than Ever Before.
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THE SCARCITY OF FRUIT makes it impor-
tant that we prepare for next winter by
canning all the garden product? that we can
possibly spaire. ,
PHONF. US YOUR ORDERS for Fruit Ja^.%
Rubber1?; Caps, Steam Canners. Preserving
Kett!e3, Scales, JellXuM- Glasses, Paraffinc,
Sealing Wax^-Spdons. Strainers, Colanders,
Jar Fillers, Jar Wrenches, etc., etic. .
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