Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 156, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1920 Page: 3 of 12
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TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM. TEMPLE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 23,1920.
PAGE THRF.E
WOMEN OPPOSE
HEW CEMETERY
Mass meeting considers mat-
ter attd then unanimousmt
passes resolutions.
A mass meeting of women, so large
that It bad to adjourn from the par-
lor* of the First Baptist church to
the auditorium of that building, met
yesterday afternoon to consider the
matter of having two cemeteries In
the city of Temple. Mrs, C. W. Lea-
therwood, president "of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Temple Cemetery as-
sociation, presided over the meeting.
The history of the Temple Ceme-
tery association was thoroughly 'ex-
plained to- those present. It was
Stated that the organization Is pure-
ly a benevolent one, making no pro-
tits and paying no salaries except to
caretakers of the grounds. It was
atated that the proposed new ceme-
tery is a commercial organization and
that the present one is not: every
owner of a lot in the present ceme-
tery is a member of the association
and la entitled to a vote upon any
matter that may come up.
The meeting was very earnest and
enthusiastic and unanimously adopt-
ed resolutions drawn up by a commit-
tee, expressing the sentiment of the
meeting to be for one and only one
cemetrey in Temple, and that Temple
needs and can keep" up only one
cemetery.
A committee was instructed to meet
With the directorate of the proposed
Lakeview Cemetery association in a
conference to see if some plan can
be devised by which there will be
only one cemetery in Temple.
money. It has been suggested that
the cheap dollars of this time can be
used te pay tor the good dollars spent
when the church was built The con-
gregation has grown in numbers and
Influence and today ts able to support
a current expense budget of $11,000
per year and in addition is giving $6,-
000 per year to missions. The spirit
that put over the centenary will put
over the big debt campaign for $25,-
000. The plan is to take demand
notes that are not collectible till the
wbole amount is raised. Several
thousand dollars worth of these notes
have already been signed. Others
will sign each day till the campaign
is closed up next Sunday night a week.
"No collection will be taken next
Sunday. It is hoped every member of
the church will be present and hear
the matter presented as it will be pre-
sented by the laymen of the church at
botfc services. The committees of the
board of stewards will see the people
privately and get them to sign these
notes. We are going to do this thing
and get it off our hands and have lots
of fun while we are doing It."
Phone us your orderN—best grade
Kerosene, 50 gallons or more, lSJc,
delivered.
FRANK. DOERING, Temple.
FRANK DOERING, Temple.
1ST
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Wealthy Widow Would
Wed Again
"Now that my stomach trouble has
all disappeared since taking a course
of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I would
even consider getting married again.
I cannot tell you how terribly I suf-
fered before taking this great re-
medy." It is a simple, harmless pre-
paration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all utomach, liver and in-
testinal aliments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or mon-
ey refunded.
C. L. Reynolds and druggists every-
where.—Adv.
JONES 11 WEDS
BAND GIVES EXCELLENT CON-
CERT.—PLAYGROUND ASSOCIA-
TION IS LAUNCHED.
Two thousand people thronged
Jones Park last evening at the open-
ing of the park. At this time the
Temple Park association was launched
with much enthusiasm among the
older people present It is the plan to
protect the playgrounds of not only
Jones Park, but of all the other parks
of the city, from rough and misguided
play.
An excellent program was given by
the Temple band. The band rendered-
the best music ever last evening, and
seems to be improving with each out-
door concert. It was quite a favorite
at indoor concerts during the winter
months, and though young, is rapidly
becoming better In open air concerts.
Because. of its great size and variety
of instruments, it is considered one of
the best musical organizations in this
part of the state. The crowd was
highly pleased with the music last
eveping.
The Playground association will go
Into permanent organization at a
later date. About 100 Joined last
night.
Leavenworth to serve eighteen months
for violation or the Harrison narcotic
act. He was sentenced from Fort
Worth last week by Judge Wilson.
Dr. Whatley then predicted his death
if he was taken to prison. He was
fifty years of age.
Slay Offer Mandate To Slolland.
(Assoctnted PreM Dlapatch.)
Brussels, April 28.—Holland may
be offered the mandate to administer
Constantinople and Armenia by the
supreme allied council In return for
the transfer of the control of the
Scheldt river to Belgium, said Major
Delannoy, addressing the Belgian
chamber of deputies today.
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News Announcements
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CAIXOWAY SPEAKS FOK
BAILEY AT BALIJNGF.R
(Temple Telefram Special.)
BalHnger, Texas, April 22.—Oscar
Calloway held up the Joe Bailey ban-
ner to • crowd of about two hundred
and fifty people here today. It was
the first gun of the season fired in
the political fracas. Mr. Calloway
scored the Wilson administration.
Ballinger Population
Increases 50 Percent
(Temple Teleararo Special.) ^
Ballinger, Texas, April 22.—A fifty
per cent increase in population has
been made here within the last year,
the recent census showing 800 against
528 one year ago.
Relative to the campaign to clear
the First Methodist church of debt, the
pastor, Rev. J. H. Groseclose issued
the following statement yesterday:
"Next Sunday will introduce the
most important week In the emlre his-
tory of the First Methodist church. It
la the time set apart to finish paying
the church debt. When this churqh
was built seven or eight years ago,
many questioned the wisdom of build-
ing such a pretenlous building In
city the size of Temple. Nobody
questions the wisdom of It now. It
was built at exactly the right time. It
has cost including what is still due,
about $100,000 to build and.furnish
it. It could not be built today for less
than three tlmea that amount of
Pbone us your orders—best grade
Kerosene, 50 gallons or more, 18Jc,
delivered.
FRANK DOEKING, Temple.
BELTON GARAGE, Belton.
Phone us your orders-—best grade
Kerosene, 50 gallons or more, lflje,
delivered.
BELTON GARAGE, Belton.
BELTON GARAGE, Belton.
DR. WHATLEY DIES AS HE IS
TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY
(Associated Pre»» Diapatch.)
Fort Worth, Texas, April 22.—Dr.
H. P. Whatley, prominent one time
as a practicing physician In north
Texas, especially at Mineral Wells,
died today, according to private ad-
vices received here, as he was be-
ing taken into the federal prison at
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Fire, Theft, Public Liability, Property Damage and
Collision Insurance at GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Let us quote you a rate on YOUR CAR.
Policies written for one, two, three and four year pe-
riods in old line, stock company.
H. H. SWINK
GENERAL INSURANCE
PHONE 360
The next time
you buy calomel
ask Ton.
Be sure to get my prices before idl-
ing your Victory and liberty Bonds.
E. J. Slublckl, over gas office.
Crouch's Mill and Feed Store.
Ask your grocer for "Crouch's Old
Fashioned Corn Meal" and remember
we handle a full line of feed for your
horse and cow and hogs and chick-
ens. Phone 88 8.
Crouch's Mill and Feed Store.
Ring 602—
Ring out the old—Ring in the new.
Here comet a man from Palace Tallora
With a brand new suit for you.
It Is poor economy to discard your
old shoes when Duck Thompson can
make them good as new at a small
cost. Phone 134.
•one-day service In cleaning and press-
ing by the simple process of lifting
thoir telephone receiver, asking cen-
tral for 1-2-8-4, and making their
wanta known. Odorless gasoline used,
and all work guaranteed.
Do you like piet Do you eat cake?
The Temple Bakery, opposite post-
office, specializes lu good things to eat.
The Greatest InvcnUon.
According to Harry Shanklin of
the City Tailors, the telephone la the
world'a greatest Invention. He says
that as a result of this Invention the
citizens of Temple can get that famous
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Death and
Taxes
are Just about the only two
sure things in this world. Life
Insurance takes care of the
death part of it. There's noth-
ing to do about taxes but pay
them.
Frank Carter
"The Best Mfe Insurance"
Rooms 211^212 City National
Bank Building.
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Wilf Help You
Never mind how olten you have tried
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Furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
(large bottle, $1.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied In a 6hort
twe usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackhead* and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
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calomel tablets that are
naiuealeu, safe and cure.
Medicinal virtues retain-
ed and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
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TIRE SALE
SAVING!
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
We will give an extra heavy Red Tube with each casing sold. This
is a big saving on your tire cost.
Remember, Friday and Saturday Only.
GOODRICH, INDIA, NORWALK AND KOKOMO
CORD AND FABRIC TIRES
TEMPLE AUTO & SUPPLY CO.
—On the Square—
THE ECONOMY SrO/fE
offers Supreme Values in the purchase of
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SPRING SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES, HIGH
GRADE FOOTWEAR, CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
TIME TO BUY THE SUIT
You Can Buy The Suit Here Now At A
Substantial Saving
-Good Styles. Including the high waist line and belted models;
also the more conservative models that are matchless values at
$34.75, $39.50 and $45.00
-and In the better qualities, including Suits In the renown
Society Brand, at
$49.50 to $60.00
—Men's Hats oil Hale —Men's Oxfords on vn!<»
—Men's Whirls on sale
WOMEN'S PI MPS AM) OXFORDS
$13.50 Black Kid Beaded Pumps on sale, pair $11.45
$12.50 Plain Black Kid Pumps with full Louis heels, on
sale at $9.93
$12.50 One-Eyelet Tie, Black Satin Pumps, on sale. $9.85
$12.50 One-Eyelet Tie Pumps In Kid or Patent, on sale,
pair $9.95
$11.50 Black Kid Pumps with baby Louis heels, on sale
at $8.95
$11.50 Patent Pumps, with baby Louis heels $8.95
$9.50 Black Kid Pumps with baby Louis heels, on sale
at $8.45
$12.50 Plain Opera Patent Pumps, on sale at $11.45
Brown Kid Pumps with, full Louis covered heels, long,
graceful vamps; $12.50 values for $10.95
$10.00 Black Kid Pumps with full Louis heels, on sale,
pair : $8.95
Black Kid Oxfords, full Louis heels, long, narrow vamp;
$12.50 values for $10.95
Brown Kid Military Oxfords, reduced from $12.00 to $9.95
$10.00 White and flray Oxfords on sale at $8.45
Beautiful $11.00 Brown Kid Military Walking Oxfords on
Sftlc ••
$12.00 Brown Calf Walking Oxfords on sale, pair. .$10.00
$10.00 Brown Kid Oxfords with Military Heels, on sale,
pair .* $9.00
$9.00 Brown Kid Walking Oxfords for $7.45
WOMEN'S AND
MIHSEp' SPKING
Sl'lTS . .
Latest Spring
styles in serge and
gabardine; some
few wool tricotine,
NOW
ONE-THIKD
OFF
—Women's and
Misses' Taffeta,
Satin and
Georgette
Dresses on sale
NOW AT
ONE-THIRD
OFF
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Williams, E. K. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 156, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1920, newspaper, April 23, 1920; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth469477/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.