Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 125, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 13, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN MARCH 13; 1923
Tomorrow s Entertainments.
Mrs. James- Ming will be hostess
!to the Selt Culture Club at 3:00
fclock.
MISCELLANEOUS RECIPES.
Chocollufe 3Lolted Milli
One-third cup evaporated milk.
Two-thirds cup water.
One teaspoon chocolate sirup.
One egg.
One and one-half teastoons mn'ed
milk.
Mir ingredients together in a cock-
Hail Bhaker. Shake "well. Serve in a
kali glass with cracked ice.
Chocolate Meringue Pudding.
One cup evaporated milk.
One tablespoon butter.
Three-fourths cup water.
One-&alf .cup raisins.
One-fourth cup rice.
One-half teaspoon vanilla.
One-third teaspoon salt.
Two egg whites.
One square -unsweetened chocolate.
Two tabelspoons confectioners
sugar". '
One-third cup sugar.
Put mftk water salt and ric in
saucepan and cook slowly until rice
is tender. Melt chocolate sugar and
butter over hot water and add to rice.
Add raisins and vanilla vxix well
and pour into pudding dish. Put on
top of pudding a meringue mad of
the stiffly beaten egg whites and the
1 sifted sugar. Brown in a slow ove:..
French Ice Cream.
Two eggs.
One cup sugar.
Two cups evaporated milk.
One-eighth teaspoon salt.
One cup water
One cup cream (thin).
One tablespoon flour. .
One and one-half tablespoon
vanilla.
Beat the eggs and add. evaporated
milk ami water. Mix flour sugar and
salt and add the egg mixture. 0'iaU
over hot water until it forms a soft
custard. Cool and add cream and
vanilla. Strain and freeze.
Junior Band Grows
Rapidly With Much
Interest Displayed
HEALTH PROMOTION
CAMPAIGN
ARRANGED
By STATE OFFICIALS
ALL OF TEXAS INVITED TO JOIN
IN CLEAN-UP DRIVE FOR
DISEASE PREVENTION
(Special to The Bulletin.)
AUSTIN. March 13. The State
Board of Health has designated
April 2nd as the beginning for an
intensive State "Wide Promotion
Campaign. (Printed programs out-
lining suggested activities may be
obtained by interested parties upon
writing the State Department. The
program designates April 2nd as
Health Appraisal Day; April 3rd
Pure Food Day; April 4tli Sanitary
Improvements Day; April 5th Child
Welfare Day; April 6th Disease
Prevention Day; ApriL 7th Health
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GOSSIP OF THE LEGISLATURE
(By Associated PressJ
Reorganization of the plan of nro-
ceuro of the Texas legislature so as
to place it 6n . "systematic and busi
ness-Hke basis is favored byItep.
H. IE. Bell of Gatesville Establish-
ment of a committee hour regular
session hours and study hour for tlw
legislators are favored by Judge Bell
he stated here today.- -
"The legislators should have a reg-
ular hour during' which they could
study the Jlouse calendar and deter-
mine how they are going to vote on
a measure as well as become ac-
quainted with all bills" Rep. Bell
said. "Under the present system
a ereat deal of time is consumed bv
debate which is made necessary byj
the fact that members do not under-
stand the measure or know how they
will-vote."
Speaiking of his idea for a commit-
tee hour T3elL stated all committees
should contain fewer members. He
said no member of the House should
only $6300. Further Ute cost of rent-
ing the voting machine for two years
is $12000. making a difference of
51000 saved by the voting device.
In addition to the amount of funds
tsave'd it is pointed out by members
that the legislature is aoio to ac-
complished Us work quicker and
thus dispose of more measures.
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APRIL 2-8
Pageant
Sunday.
Day; April Sth.
mittees. whereas at present minj
are on five or six committees. Witt
fewer .members on committees ar
hour could be set apart for commit
tee meetings each day and bills thur
reported quicker for consideration o.
' the floor. Regular hours for dail
sessions of both branches also woult
help to clear up the generally mud
died condition of the calenders i;
Bell's opinion.
"There is great need also for pub-
lication of the calenders at least twe
days before the day for considers
tion. "Bell declared. "Members o
the House at present know nothing
about what is scheduled to come ur
the following day. If thy did the:
could consider the measures and hav
some idea of where they stand iv
whatever bill may come up."
Bell said although the preseh
House of Representatives has kep:
steadily at work; the end of the ses-
sion is near and the calender is
crowded because of the disadvantages
! nf Vi nrocont c-ctpm nf TimPOllUr?.
fl I He declared any plan for expediting
wea ithft work of the lower branch will
be gladly received by the members
for Texas citi-i
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Senators J. H. Bailey of Cuero; anj
A. J. Wirtz of Seguin have the
unique records of not having intro-
duced a single bill into the .present
legislature. They are the onJyNmem-.
bers of the Senate to hold such rec-
ords and probably the only members
of the entire legislature.
Both senators declare they have
done mosf'Of -their legislating during
the session by voting against meas-
ures that have come up for consider-
ation. Both say they have voted "no"
on a majority of the bills. Senator
Wirtz declares he came to the sen-
days he met an old time friend and
they talked so long over past events
that he forgot all about the case at
the court house until several hours
had passed. Then he hurried over ex-
pecting to be. reprimanded and fined
by the judge but was told on inquiry
that the 2nse had been tried and the
jury discharged while he was out. The
substitute had taken Uncle Bill's place
'and stuck to it through the trial un
der the name of Bill Anderson:
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE PUTTING
in a telephone see our local manager
at once in order that your listing will
annear in our new directory which
will be out April 1st.
WEST TEXAS TELEPHONE CO.
ate Dledced to vote no on most bills
be on more than two or three com land to introduce no measures.
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HEARST has bought the
Try one.
Eecord.
"I haven't introduced a bill because
the. people of my district haveu't.
wanted anything in particular this
year'' Senator Bailey declared.
Both Bailey and 'Wirtz have taken
active parts in Senate debates and
discussions over pending measures.
Bailey is tbe second oldest member
of the Senate in point of service
whfl.c Wirtz is the youngest in point
of service. He was not sworn in an a
member of the upper branch until
after the session began because of a
contest of the election in hfa dis-
trict. Senator Bailey declares "it is not
necessary to introduce a lot "of bills
to take an active part in the affairs
of a legislature."
Picture framlnpr. Mayo Studios.
Manless Wedding. Where?
RALPH PINSON RECITAL
Daniel Baker Auditorium 8:15
o'clock Wednesday evening.
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It is most timely
.zens to hesitate a moment to mvtn- AUSTIN'. Texas' March It.
tory their physical resources to de-' Twenty-seven days will he saved to
vise ways and means for increasing th House of Representaties of the
the producers to .Texas legislature by use of the e'.vc-
the efficiency o
plug the holes of carelessness cnl
indifference in cur system which
produces that vast army of wards in
our municipal county and state
trie voting machine which is being
used this session for the first time
according to J T. Hamilton assistant
RArzpnnt at arms 'of the lower
The development of the junior band
Is progressing rapidly t according to
Hex Gaither . director who states
that a large number of boys have ar-
ranged for membership and are man-
ifesting a great deal of interest in
the work-
It was noted a few days ago that a
similar musical organization yi
Gainesville now has a membership of
141 although it is less than two years
old. The Gainesville band gave a ra-
dio concert over WBAP last week.
Mr. Gafeher has been pledged the
co-toperatlon of the Rotary Club in
the organization and instruction of
the junior band and it is expected
that the organization will continue
to develop until its membership
goes above sixty. Each member of the
band pays for his instrument and for
the instruction given.
Tech Committee Meets
and Considers Report
v Covering Many Points
eleemosynary Institutions (for the; hrnh WfimiitnnM calculation i
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maintenance- of which the citizens ol Dased on roll calls during the past
the State are taxed millions of do! j seven legislatures Including both
lars annually) and to save twenty j SpeCiai and regular sessions
thousand Texas lives annually". de-J jn addition to the time save
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TTia prtmmfttfm havinir In oh a r re
the campaign to secure the location '
of the Texas School of Technology
at Brownwood met at the Chamber
of Cocmmerda rooms Monday night
and "went over the work done by the
different sub-committees since the
former meeting. The work was dis
cussed from various angles and the
t law creating the school was given
careful study. There will be another
meeting of the committee- next
Monday night at which time the final
facts and "figures will be prepared
and used in forming the brief which
xviil be presented to the locating
board. The locating board will visit
Brownwood some time "in lay and
the brief much be filed with the board
not later than April 20th. It was
stated Tuesday by one of the leading
committee members that the matter
was being gone into in a most com-
plete and thorough' way and nothing
was being left out that would in the
lejast boost Brownwood toward se-
curing the location.
Christian Endeavor
Convention Meets Here
Three Days in April
The Christian Endeavor Convention
of Brownwood district will hold a
threeday6 meeting in Brownwood.
iacluaing the dates April 6th 7th and
8th. It is expected that a large num-
ber ol delegates will be in attendance
from four or five surrounding coun
ties and a most interesting program
has been prepared. Several speakers
ol statewide reputation will be here
apd deliver addresses pertaining to
the work of the convention and Its
aembers.
TICKETS
For the Ralph Pinson Recital
on sale at Camp-Bell Drug Co.
Renfro - McMinn Drug Com-
pany Brownwood Drug Co.
dared' Drv W. IL Beazley Statjs
Heath Officer.
Texas Low Rank.
"Texas ranks near the bottom of
the list in health conservation facil-
ities in comparison with other states
of the Union. There are only four
fully time city health officers and five
full time county health officers in
the entire state. Violations of sani-
tary regulations and quarantine laws
are of daily wholesale occurrence in
many sections ot the Slate. Anthrax
is now found in East Texas. Diph-
theria is distributed all over the
State to a limited degree. Influenza
and pneumonia are prevalent in many
parts of Texas. While other partial
reports are received there were re-
ported to this office in the past week
3175 cases of influenza and 38 cas.es
of pneumonia. Smallpox; for which
there is an absolute preventative is
found in Xorth Texas while measles
are now in West Texas. Scarlet fever
whooping cough and tuberculosis are
prevalent in various districts of Tex
as. The mortality and morbidity rates
are a disgrace to modern civilization.
JMosquito bites now cost Texas in ex-
cess of fifteen million dollars annu-
ally. Yellowfever is within one day's
journey of our border while typhus
carrying lice hava made their ap
pearance on Texas on several oda-
sions during the past year. No forti
fications have been erected to pre-
vent palgue infected' rats from en-
tering our interior towns and spread-
ing this dreaded disease among our
population. The 'State Board of
Health therefore urges the citizens
of Texas to combine their efforts in
a genera! protest against the con-
tinued sacrificing of lives on the altar
-of Preventable Disease and join in
the work of driving the enemy from
Texas soil" further stated Dr.
Beazley.
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saved. H.'iT-
lltnn has fieurCd out--that the estate
will be saved more than $51000.00
during the two-year period of each
legislature by the voting device.
Under the old system of roll calls
each call took an average ot 12
minutes. It is estimated that the roll
cas for the last seven legislatures
has averaged S17. On divisions called
for it is -estimated there were an.
average of 272 each session. The lat-
ter took an average of four minutes.
At this rate it took the House an
average of 181 hours for roll'colls
and division in the past.
.With the electric voting machine
the average time consumed for a vote
is one minute. Considering the same"
number of roll calls as in the Past
itis shown that for the entire session
the House would require- but threa
days in all its voting.
Hamilton carries his estimate far-
ther by stating that the average cos
of a legislative day is ?21C0. At this
rate the 30 days consumed in roll
calls under the old system wa3
G30C0. Under the new system it ii
4?K
Veterans of the world war will ba
exempted from all fees and tuition
At.' Ktate educatiomfl institutions
hereafter under terms of the Dunn
bill which has just passed the Sen-
ate. The bill previously bad passed
th House1 Under an amendment
passed by the Senate former service
men receiving vocational training at
tha expense of the government would
not receive the benefits of the sta'.e
act.
Officials of Texas state educational
instutitipns are instructed under the!
bill to exempt all former service men
and nurses who served honorably in
the worl war from' school fees reg-
ularly charged other students. The
measure is one of a series support-
ed bv the American Legion.. It is
estimated that former service; men
will be saved several thousand dol-
lars under the bill.
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Uncle Bill Anderson
Tells of Incident That
Happened in Old Days
Speaking of old time days and ways.
Uncle Bill Anderson of Salt Creek
was telling a good one today. He said
on a certain occasion long time ago
in "them good old days" he was in j
town one day and the sheriff or con-
stable summoned him to sit on the.
jury. Uncle Bill went right up and!
took his seat but after sitting there
an hour or so waiting until the law-j
vers in tuw (.udu &u. utc
ready to start he got fearfully tired
asK well as fearfully dov and so he
vihispered to a man who oat next to
him .to answer in his. place and go to
the jury in his place in event they
called his name while he' was out
that he had some business across the
street that had to have attention.
Tho man agreed and Uncle Bill went
out and in one of the JoyouB places
cf which there were many in those
A Beautiful Complexion
of Satm-Like Texture
The incomparable beauty of
v thousands of women that
smooth satin-like skin texture
so much admired 13 the result
of Nadinola Cream which
has proved itself for a quarter
of a century the standard
bleaching and beautifying
cream.
Scientists long ago discov-
ered and combined in Nadin-
ola Cream elements which
bleach the skin and remove
tan freckles pimples and
other discolorations. Of its
own peculiar virtues; it rids
the skin of impurities and
leaves it smooth and beautiful.
The 50c package will re-
move-mild cases the $1.00
size more stubborn cases.
Directions and guarantee in
each package at your toilet
counter. t
National Toilet Cof
Pari Tenn.
(Th Nw for Easter
Bedecked in Spring's latest frock and other wearing ap-
parel Milady will not be complete until she is outfitteoj
in the latest rootwear.
Spring has been kind and is showing modes that are
distinctly stunning and trim.
From Griffin & White and Red Cross we are showing:
Black Satin Beaded Tongue Baby Louis heel. . .$10.85
Black Satin cut out effect Black Suede trim Baby Louis
heel ...$10.85
Black Satin One Strap Black Suede cut out trim Mili-
tary heel .$7.50
Black Patent One Strap Gray Suede trim with Black
underlay Baby Louis heel . $7.00
Black and Brown Satin Colonial Baby Louis heel $5.85
Gray Suede One Strap Black Patent trim flat heel $7.50
Brown Kid Vamp with Ieige Quarter flat heel rubber
tip $6.50
Now while the sizes are complete we would so appreci-
ate having you make your selection. May we expect
you tomorrow? ' ;
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Chips offflwOW Block
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then candy coated.
For children and adult.
KEXFKO-lKcMiM DKUG CO.
KING
The New Spring Sytles are Ready
STYLEPLUS CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN
We want to sell you a Spring Suit
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You should use Rumford not only because it is a perfect depend-
able and economical leavener but because it is also a true phos-
phate baking powder. Phosphate is a vital food necessity
present in the grain but partially lost in the
milling. Rumford restores what phosphate flour
lacks makes baked foods more delicious diges-
tible wholesome.
UMF0RD
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In the sparkling beauty in the lustrous
coloring and in the zest that they bring
to motoring the Buick; Sport Roadsters
fit the spirit of springtime.
Quite in keeping with every outdoor
pastime equally suitedto every day
tasks and duties and always smart up
- to the minute and attractive the sport
roadsters provide luxurious motoring.
Only a trip behind the wheel can re-
veal how far their appointments and
refinement have bettered motor car
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comfort and convenience.
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Prices f. o. b. Butek Factor-
it i governmtnt tax to be
added. Ak about the G. M.
A. C. Purchase Plan which
provide for Deferred
Payments.
Fours
2 PaM. Roadster $365
5 Pat. Touring 885
3 Paw. Coupe - 1175
5 Pom. Sedan - 1335
5 Pats. Touring
Sedan - - - 1325
Sport Roadster 1025
2 Pass. Roadster $1175
5 Pirn. Touring 1195
5 Pass. Touring
Sedan - - - 1935
5 Pats. Sedan 19S5
4 Pass. Coupe -$1M5
7 Pass. Touring. 1435
7 Paw. Sedan - 2195 .
Sport Roadster 1625
Sport Tourisg 1675
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Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 125, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 13, 1923, newspaper, March 13, 1923; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth342913/m1/3/: accessed April 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.