The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 106, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 19, 1922 Page: 5 of 14
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Lis Clef Club Ccr.cert
' Series Has Been r
Approved ' .
"v. - "V V "' v. ' ; a
keen . approval marked by the
at purchase ( season tleketa. and
i promptresrva.tlon of ood seats
'nt sbo thTrble Clef club
-t series Pr th most prominent
-tans and srofeori of music In
ton. --I - - ;
presslons of satisfaction from art-
. well known to all men and women;
follow the lint of entertainment!
he city are -beinc; ' received dally
In. R. L. Cox.who U In charre
. ne club seat a)e at her home K
Jefferson avenue j ttrs. wx w
t-atulated specially' by Horace.
;rUpon the Joint concert to be ft'
ti y Arthur Mlddleton and'.Paul AH-
m which Is considered oneof the
n t 'unusual attractions In the llst.
"Arthur Mlddleton Is one of . the
r st and perhaps the most lntelll-
t of all men sing-era today" said.
. Clark. ;"Hls work will serre to
li tre not only students put teach-
p i of vocal work as well. The Joint
r ficertf of such a tenor and such
4-barltone as these men is a maa
n Scent otter to be 'made to Hoti-
Uia.H v '
- Among the ' musical leaders who
have taken (roups of seats for the
season are: -
r Horace Clark. Miss Louise Daniel
' Ha T- Huffmaster J. Moody Dawson
Miss Blanche O'Donnell Theodore
. ! yer' Horton Corbett Mrs. J- F.
Ssn.cer Miss Estelle Anderson Mrs.
L. E. Morton Mis. Venle Jones Smith
Paul Bergs Mra C- H. Dormn Mrs.
Hi A. Bybe Mrs. Qeorg F. Howard.
Vitei Blanche Foley Miss' Louise
Braahier Miss Norma Autry Joseph
Meyer George Meyer Elmore Rice.
Frank olby Mrs. John TVesley Ora-
ham. Miss Virginia Mae ' Parks - Mrs.
Eetsll MayBeld Misa Haset Hawkins
Mir Corrie ' Patterson Clark .Q. W.
Hard Mrs. W. H. Hogne Mrs. Frank
Hftncrief and Miss Antoinette Slon-
criof as welt as many more. -
Many Kood seats in all sections still
remain although neatly 1000 have 1-
robdy been reserved. 1 Reservations
si being- made dally at rapid rsi'f
-y. matters arrive ny every mail aK
iilr. Cox to put away sent fo-
fajnllies now out of town. Every re-
' guest for reservations should be
tdmpanled by a check as the seat a li-
eIll progress according; to precednnr
ad requests accompanied by check
tvpl receive attention prior to t:io3!
merely making Inquiry.
' Jrhe cost of one season ticket ad-mining-
the buyer to one seat at all
oCtne Ave concerts Is but II.
por $1.50 one seat In a batter ses-
tln will be reserved at every con-
cert. -
for $2.25 one seat for all concert'
in a very good section will be reserves
af very concert.
- pox seats of which but a fow ra-
nsiln tare on sale at 18.60 per seat
fur the season.
rhese are the final prices payable.
fludlng season ticket price.
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Equ:pr.cr.t Is YEr.tecl
Four organisations .formed by cltl-
sna around Eastwood Park petitioned
the city council Tuesday for additional
playground equipment a Tegular play-
ground -instructor- and band concerts.
The petition was signed by Mrs.
W. A. CockrelL president of the Parent-Teacher
- association ' of Eastwood
school; C. J. Knapp .head of ' the
Eastwood Community council; Mrs.
A Fouroade head or the Oaklawn Im-
provement club; C. D. Crevlston. pres-
ident of the Fullerton ' Improvement
club and Mrs. W. J. Dawson- presi-
dent of the Parent-Teacher association
of Fullerton school. Yn petition will
be presented to the council at - its
next regular meeting. .
i i'NAI BRITH MEETS '
Members of the Independent Order
of B'Nal Brlth held their weekly
luncheon Tuesday noon. - Miss Leah
Kaplan Theodore : Lelbermaa and
Theodore D. Meyer presented an in-
teresting program of entertainment
under the direction of Leo M. urman.
Mick Receivership t b;
Be Decided Wedr.ecdjty
Judge J. D. Harvey has set next
Wednesflay for the" hearlns to deter-
mine whether or not the receivership
Suit against the .Mack Manufacturing
company . will be dismissed entirely
now that a new board of trustee sat-
isfactory to a.11 parties has been ap-
pointed. ' .. . -. . -
He set the hearing on the suit fol-
lowing a stormy Session with opposing
attorneys Tuesday. Attorneys for the
company contended .that the . entire
suit should be dismissed while attaf
ney for the -plaintiffs the six stock-
holders seeks to maintain the suit at-
tacking the salary paid to J. O. Mack.
The defense claims this Is a matter
for the board of trustees to settle.
" Points of law. on - the question will
be' presented at the hearing.
WEBBER TO SPEAK TONIGHT.
Sergeant "William' F. - Webber will
speak at the city auditorium tonight
and will discuss the antl" moyement.
Sergeant Webber Is a former member
of the secret service and a veteranof
iiL.rci. ..i vc .. .cert
Municipal concerts In the city audi-
torium every Bundsy from October 21
to December 10 and again from Janu-
ary IS to March 11 have been sug-
gested by the Recreation and Com-
munity Service board.
In a letter to Mayor Holcomba and
city commissioners R. W. Weir and
Harry T. Kendall of the board ex-
plained that the cost of the concerts
are not to borne by the Recreation
and Community Service. Arrange-
ments are being made with Miss Flor
ence Sterling snd others for financing
the concerts and- It is thought that an
admission fee of 10 cents might be
charged the - letter explained. The
letter asked the free use of the audi
Mayor Holcbmbe presented It to
City Secretary W. A. Moore to be
handed to the council at the next reg-
ular meeting. ;
the world war.
free; -
Admission will be
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HEAR 7C3 HARK
While the polling place for absentee
voting closed at 6 p.' m. Tuesday with
total nartng the 700 mark. County
Clerk Albert Townsend was taking
Healed ballots up until midnight. Early
Tuesday afternoon telephone calls
came from wives of railroad men who
would not get Into the city until 9
p. m. asking Mr. Townsend if he would
take yotea after I p. in. He replied
that for their accommodation he would
have someone at the office after the
train .arrived to. take the votes.
Approximately It-votes were receiv
ed by registered mall from qualified
voters out of the county temporarily.
The seated ballots will be turned
over to the presiding Judges of the
various precincts Saturday by County
Clerk Albert Townsend. He will turn
over Baturdaythe largest number of
absentee; votes ever cast In a Harris
County election. ;
J !
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at m-'J" g O
tonopus Club Luncheon
Program Is Pleasing
Jb keeping with the old adact!
"jwhethlng new every time" Dr. A.
HjFlIckwIr. chairman of ths -.enter-tvsment
committee presented ' a -rf
of niraJlnj features. Intersperse!
. ith vocal and Instrumental aolec-
tfur. at the weekly luncheon ofthe
ClAopus club Tuesday.
frhe customary Introductions ere
pfesented In an altogether d Iff emu
y rach guest and member having
i. state his name And birthplace. In
this way maay strange places hitherto
. unknown on 'this globe were uncov-
erd. . Then several entertainers from
rlvn brach ofTert-a vocal and Instrii-
pjllcl stk-ctlcns.
. pr. Fllckir then produced what ho
trmel 'neychoanalvala." It mni.
? i of rcvernl members.' Including
tfarlos Talor Judge W. H. Ward.
tmmlK?ioner T H. Waugh. Jona-
Wffl Coi ami Dr. Fllckwlr telling
cf- their ciilier ambitions or what
they would like to be If they were not
what they were. Considerable amuse-
mlt was created when lonr fnnrnt. I
tn boyhooiTrt reams were told by the
vl-'ioua members.
; ?An invitation to the Conopus club
t vij-it Sylvan beach was extended
bf-Ed Kittemann. Captain Jesso 13.
ifoscle president of the club ac-
itixod the Invitation and the club will
'Is-lt the watering place at a later
!lt
'orman Beard will be In charge of
t committee for the luncheon next
Tuesday.
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DENTISTRY
; . We Save You
..Money
i by doing work at prices
; vou can easily Day.
LASTS d0Ult Wrk "hCh
By saving you TIM8 in
promptly finishing your
work. . .
By advising you In your
Interests first instead or
. ours.
By dealing with you as we
would like to be dealt with.
1 For years we have pleased
i snd satlatled thousands In
' Houston snd surrounding
territory. We can pleas
and satisfy you.
All Work Ouaranteed.
Ne Charge for Examination.
" E. V. Harrimaii
DJXS. ;
Suoeessor tsi
" Union Dentists .
CS Years Active Practice.
Preston 410
Over Becker's Jewelry Store
'304' Main Street
10 Years st This Address
Offices Commodious and
Clean.
Hours 1 1 (j Sundays I to It
HOSE
who want a light car
and. REALLY Investl-
" (it ALWAYS buy
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CrLIlclIlLb throughout the St. Louis tra'de zone are preparing for
their Fall buying trip to St. Louis their nearest big fnarket. "-.The stock's of St.
Louis wholesale houses and manufacfisrers the largest open stocks of any market
in the country are now; complete .with the newest creations.
It is money in your poclcet to buy in St'. Louis. The compactness of tHe St. Louis
wholesale market saves time and hotel bills for you tThe completeness of its
stocks gives you the widest range of new styles and makes selection easy. Its
nearness to you saves railroad fare and freight charges. T
Arrange your buying trip to be in St. Louis to attend
The Great Annual Fashion
. August 3rd to 16th
Show
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In the St. Louis Municipal Open-Air Theatre
. Seats for 10000
. Bring your family if you can
This remarkable spectacle gives you upVto-th"e-minute style knowledge for ' Fall
and - Winter. It is a complete animated exposition of styles presented by scores
of living models in an unequaled stage setting. Practical novel and artistic wear-v
ing apparel designed manufactured and . noy ready; for distribution by St. Louis
wholesale houses is showtt. . . . ..: ! . .
The gripping .witchery of the St. Louis Fashion Show" with' it's ideal ou'tHoor set-
ting has attracted the attention of the fashion marts of the world. Visitors from
throughout the country have acclaimed it the most magnificent style spectacle
ever staged. It rwill ber bigger and better this year than ever before.
Skating on Ice-Outdoors-In August
Wonderful scenes of graceful animation and color. Expert skating
. ' on real ice. Aquatic events in 150-foot diving pool. Mystifying
light effects. Symphony orchestra Dazzling dances. Graceful
- models. Trained ballets.'. Acrobatic and comedy acts. A spectacle
unrivaled. ' - .
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.This show is Hesigne'd primarily as a 'tra'de exposition and entertainment for the
merchants of the Mississippi Valley and great Southwest trade one for 'whom
St. Louis is the logical market. It is an amazing style education.
After visiting the Fashion Show and b'uying your stocks you are assured of
prompt delivery by St. Louis' package car system for your advance Fall announce-
ments. More than 1200 package "cars leave St. Louis every night; by through-
freight for points throughout the St. Louis trade zbne. ' 1
Write to your St. Louis vyholesalervvhen you will come to marked '
and ask hirn to make seat reservations for you at the ' show.
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A New Service
fpr MotKers
and --.Expect ant
Mothers
T . "' '.
A Trained Narse
In Gar Baby
Shop
HIS IS A SERVICE whicK we believe will prove -
very helprul to many a trained nurse m constant
attendance throughout the dav in our Babv Shor
one who. is competent to answer questions weigh baby
and offer any reasonable advice that may be within her
power to give without conflicting with the ethics of the
medical profession.'
In addition to this our trained nurse will assist in se-
lecting baby's layette as well as any other articles of
clothing. '
- Please remember there is no obligation whatsoever in
consulting our trained nurse there is of course no
charge for this service. ' S .
Lsvy's Third Floor .
Levy Bros. Dry Goods Co.
Your first aid to comfort :
these hot days and nights
Emerson Fans
The Fan with the
S-Year Guarantee
All nzes and types for all needs
Strangest breezes at lowest cost '
Get yours today. At your
dealers or 'phone us .
Barden Electric & Machinery Company
111 Main Street Distributors Houston Texas
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To the Democratic Voters of the Seventeenth Senatorial District of Texas:
We ths undersigned democrats of Wharton Braiorla and Mstsgorfa Counties bsing vitally Intsrssted
In the question of Water Conservation and Flood Control and hoping this question to bs the paramount
question before the next Legnliture of the State of Texas snd firmly believing It to bs to the best Interest
of ths flood stricken section of this District to hsve In the Ststs genets as our representative a man fully
Impreseed and heartily In sympathy with this greet undertaking a man who believes It Is s Stste-wlda
question snd that the Stste of Texas must get behind It snd carry It out or at lesst lend Its a Id thereto do
here now urge snd solicit the democrats of the Seventeenth Senatorial Dletrlct to write ths name of W. D. '
Wilson of Matagorda County for State Senator of this District on their ballots on July 22nd. W. D. Wilson
wss born snd raited on the Bresoa River and for the laet SO years has resided In the valley of ths Colorado
River. Ho eerved one term In the Stata Legislature some years ego snd hss therefor had legislative ex.
perlence. He Is now President of the Colorado River Flood Control Association. Ho hss no political aeplra.
tlons but on account of the Important question above mentioned agreea to serve In ths State Sonata If
nominated and elected. We are fully aware on account of th latanese of our effort of the almoat Impes.
slbls fest ws sre trying to accompllah In electing a man whoea name le not on the ticket but we feel eonfl-
dent that a lerge majority of the voters of Wharton. Brazoria and Matagorda Counties who know the fair
neaa and capability of the man will caet their vetea for W. D. Wilson and wo trutt that the voters of Gal-
veeton County who In years paet suffered disaster will come to the aseistanca of the flood atrlcken sections
long ths lower reaches of the Brazos and Colorado Rivers snd assist thsm In sanding a man to the Stats
Senate to represent them upon this paramount queetion. Mr. T. J. Holbrook of Qalveston County whose
name Is now on the ticket for tho pooltlon of 8tsts S-enstor Is no doubt s good man but It Is Impossible for
him to hsve the flood question at heart as much as W. D. Wilson hss It.
NOTICE In voting for W. D. Wilson you will not only have to ecratch ths name of "T. J. HOLBROOK
of Oalveeton County" on the ballo: but must writ Immediately under hie acratched name or oppoelts
thereto "W. D. WILSON of Matagorda County." If you get Mr. Wilson's Initials wrong or leave off Mata-
gorda County your vote will not be counted.
For further information address
Fashion Show Committee
StLouls. U.S.A.
Mrs. J. M. Andrews
Mrs. S. I. Paul
A. H. Armatrgng
S. P. Hobba
O. H. Patterson
E. J. Schammer
E. C. Ennla
L. B. Taylor
W. F. Needham
R. H. D. Sorrel
O. C. Buchanan
J. A. Mays
Mrs. D. C. Buchanan
W. N. Reed
A. G. Meyee
B. R. F. Msys
C. C. Freshour
W. L. Willeford -H.
C. Forgaton
Mrs. H. C. Forgaton
Mrs. G. L. Dsvldton -
J. R. Crswford
Mrs. J. R. Crawford
E. Q. Moore
W. C. Hodges
S. A. Moore
E. B. Bentley
Chss. A. Davie
J. L. Santa
Otto Strieker
J. E. Aiken
Mre. J. E. Aiken
M. F. Taylor
A. F. Schlick i
J. J. New .
J. H. H. Dennis
May ma Mini
Ed. Qlrudth
G. A. Scheel
Mre. J.A.Maya
John R. Moor
WHARTON COUNTY:
I
J. F. Harris
F. LeRlbeue
Roy Buchanan
E. T. Thomas
W. D. Psck
J. R. Mitchell
O. B. Hopkins
Jse. Ogburn
J. S. Montgomery
D. J. Ogburn
H. P. Ogburn
Ceo. E. Badg
J. J. Moody
O. H. Ralnonard)
Adolph Fenak
Geo. O. Badg
J. L. Ducroi
C. A. Ducroi
M. H. Rouao
A. B. Kraue
F. I. Moore
H. E. Moor
Jey N. Terry
Mrs. Jay N. Terry
J. O. Graham
R. A. Armatrong
B. Peine
J. Ben Johnson
A. P. Barclay
H. L. Hayner
Joe Schwartz
T. Gordon
Charlea Wllaon -8.
Anderson
J. O. Garrett
- L. J. Wright
Mrs. J. T. Murphy
Mrs. O. B. Roes
Mrs. W. B. Barbee
Mrs. M. Moor
John Noma
BRAZORIA COUNTY:
J. T. Hudglns
jooi riudgins
A. J. Dengo
Oswsld Gsrrstt
O. W. Dsvls
Peart Leeda
J. C. Willie
Dr. B. R. Valha
W. N. Pitman
J. M. Andrews M.D.
H R. Dsvls
L. B. Outlsr
F. L. Dsvldson M.D.
O. L. Dsvldson M.D.
J. C. Armstrong
R. E. Vineyard
I. G. Broughton
W. H. Alexander
J. T. Murphy
Q. B. Roaa
M. B. Williamson
P. J. Kraus
George Mslgaard Jr.
C. L. Marshall
Vernon M. Stsrk
W. J. Badg
J. A. Henderson
M. B. Mlnney
R. R. Heneen
R. F. Prell Jr.
Albert Simon
L. U. Petton
O. G. Olsen
L. O. SUnger
Wm. Vollbaum
A. F. Kinney
P. G. Eadea
W. S. Rlgga
F. H. Simon
L. J. McNeill
Wm. Caah
R. J. Slak
Sam V. LeTulle
W. C. Llcyd
Ed C. Anderson
M. F. Fortenberry
Harrla Mllner
8. A. Footo
W. H. Pool
J. W. Reed
8. S. Taylor
E. E. Scott M. D.
M. I. Scott
H. H. Oertllng
B. M. Bodouh
G. L. Reiman
P. Thompaon
D. P. Moore
J. R. Reynolda
R. F. Anderson
Mrs. M. L. Anderson
Cart J.Walker
E"arte W. Martin
P. Kogut
H. Roteman
Wm. E. Ehlert
A. C. Ehlert
W. H. Howklna
Wm. Walker
J. P. Mason
J. Bschman
C. M. Bachman
J. W. Hawk
R. C. Mllllcan
J. D. Howard
H. G. Ollmor
W. J. Moor
B. F. Powall
E. M. Bell
J. W. Heemsr
L. Urban
W. F. Peek
JameeC. Slsk
MATAGORDA COUNTY:
Oscar Barber
W. U. Anellesan
Bernlce Mllner
A. Hsrris
C. W. Dickey
H. E. Gsedcks Jr.
Mrs. R. E. Engllah
W. E. Davant
J. R. WhKaker
F. B. Flalda
S. O. Eldman
Ida V. Carr
Lola M. Vereer
Toney Carr
Mre. Mildred Carr
E. L. Henderson
Chaa. Tew Sr.
T. 8. High tower
J. D. Yancey
W. M. Belehsr
A. B. Head
Mrs.Ors M. Csth .
Mrs. R. J. Slsk
Mrs. W. U. Ansslltl
A. B. Hstchstt
Vance Porter
E. O. Taulbe
R. a Kleer
W. R. Horn Jr.
J. a Kirk
A. M. Flower
W. E. Pile
P. Q. Seorsst
W. F. Tettt
J. C. Prle
Mrs Vsne Porter
John Gore
8. Lee Carr
W. B. Con-
Sort Carr
.A Harrla
R. E. Engllah '
Hj. E. Oaedck
W. B. Barbe
J. R. Praytor
P. G. Brooks
J. P. Taylor
W. H. Minis
Mrs. Joel Hudglns
D. A. Psyns
John M. Scott
Msttle Gordon
J. H. Herring Jr.
Mrs J.C. Willi j
Paul B. Holcomb .
A. F. Morelsnd
S. P. Rowe
N. A. Cotman
W. C- Harrla . i'
J. H. Herring
Mrs. Zols Young .
John Blair
S. I. Paul
W. J. Croom
H. Turk
Elwood Rlgga
Erneat W.Stark
C. C. Hamplll
H. M. Treeeh
Andrew Mslgaard
Will Martin
C. A. Vollbaum
Myron Krleelor v
J. S. Roberta .
Mrs. C.W.Dickey
Hugh H. Sexton . '
Mr. Alma Slak
Frank Carr
F. A. Vereer '
H. A. Vereer '
W. F. Arlltt
R. O. Bamee
Mr. E. L. Henderson
H. A. Phillips
A. L. Bond
Mrs. H.A. Phillips
D. H. Garner
W. H. Broughton "
J. T. Hawklna
W. N. Cartwrlght "
R. W. Benge
Mr. F. B. Field
Mr line Cirtwrlflht '
Mre-Vlrgle P.Taulue
Sam Kennedy
Mack Raid
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