The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 167, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 18, 1921 Page: 36 of 40
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i-kili HUU.;i J.
SUNDA Y MORNING
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.1IEAT AHD FLOUR
BXPORTS ADVANCE
DURING AUGUST
asnBSBSaa "
'Meat and Dairy August Ex-
porta Exceed July by
$3000000
Associated Press Report.
' WASHINGTON Sept 17 Eaporta
f wheat and flour idianrtd saerply dur-
ing August as compared with July ac-
ranflng to forcifn' trad report issued
IHaturdsy by the commerce department
SCottc export declined somewhat.
1 Wbes export for August totaled 50.-
1000000 bushels-vsloed at 81 .000.000. a
mmpsred wit a 1.000000 worth (37-
1000000 in Jul. Flour export 'r the
month aggregated 1873.000 barrels.
worth I12.01M1.00W at agimst i:msjv
barrela valued at $9000000 In July. Cot-
ton export for Asgust segregated 4K-
000 oalea. rained at t(O.OUO000 a eom-
tpared with S27.0UO bile worth -
3)0.000 in July.
Export of all breadstuff daring Au-
St aggrrgstrd sil4wuwj a rom-
red with S63.000.000 in Jul; and for
be eight mouths' period the total was
6.000 WO a compared with iiO.-
1000 during the first eight month of
at year.
i auaeni an nponn u aognxi. axxro-
in ted 237000.000 gallons valued at lifl-
rOOO.OOO aa against 183.000.000 gallon
Hrorta 121.000.000 in July.
A. 1 J f
- aeti moa amirr proaucw riponro in
Ann ft came to $33000000 aa ajsunut
59 ft
000.000 in July.
f
I ' . SHIrTGLET MILLS CLOSE
'f :'C Aoociated Frees Report.
rv.VAITOOUVER B. C 8epL 17. Elf h-
i t fire per cent of the shingle mills in
.British Columbia were dosed Saturday
'"(when the 2000 worker strurk in pro-
I'test against a redaction in waxes. One
half of the striker are said to be Chi-
Ro'nal Cortference.
Of menf Voters V
XoMeetinftWorth
Houston Tout Rperial.
Al HTIX. Tuae rnt. IT. Teiaa U
(e hare I he distinguished honor during
the latter nart of tMober of entertain
lug aetii of the nation' moat widely
known and influential women areordlng
tn announcement iuat mad by the exec-
utlre board of the National Jagu of
Women Voter through the Texaa preal-
detit Mr. Jennie Darnel Ames.
Areordlnc to this announcement th
national board baa voted to bold tn elitb
regional conference at Fort Worth im
mediately following adjournment of the
State convention of the legiie of Women
Yotijra in that city October
The rxth region I Componed of .Colo-
rado Missouri. Texaa Nebraska Nw
Mexico Oklahoma Arkanaa and Texaa.
Mr. Charles 11. 1 He t rich of Hasting.
Nth. will preside over the deliberations
of the body aud the league president of
the various State which compos th
aixth region are expected to attend.
Mrs. Mand Wood Park president of
the National league of Women Voters
and who wa congressional chairman for
the league when the 10th amendment was
passed will be present a will Mrs. Rich
ard Kdwards of Peru; Ind. who is first
vice-president of the National Ieague of
Women Voters.
While the program is net yet available
it la stated that It promises to add to the
galaxy of well known visitors. The pro-
gram also promises it is said to furnish
mnrh food for thought and some sur-
prises concerning legislation for which
women have labored but for which they
failed to obtain pVoper co-operation and
recognition.
REVIVAL BEGINS.
Houston Tost Special.
RSirnrVILLfT Texas. Sept. 17. A
big revival meeting in a tabernacle will
begin here.Sunday next under the auspices
of the Baptist church. It will be con-
ducted by the Garrison-Cohen evangelis-
tic party consisting of Rev. I C. Garri-
son evangelis': J. C Cohen soloist snd
Mis Beatrice Rstes pianist. The other
denominations will assist in the meeting.
Motor League to Make V
; ' Liberty Membership Run
' Arraugeaieata" wul be perfected th
cooing weak for a nrmUrsaip rw by
th hlotor kagoa to Libert;... k
W. 0. Jeaee secretary of the Motor
league baa received word front County
Judge Ram Houston Cain of Liberty and
ether interested dUses that plaas for
the barbecue to be tendered mesnbera of.
the league art rapidly folaf forward.'
'While' the exact dale for. the tmo ha
not yet been set. It will be arranged to
take place In the immediate fiftsrw on a
Hunday most eontvnlent to all
Wltb tb conpletloa of repalra to the
bridge apanblng th Trinity river at lib-
erty and the establishment of an atrto
tourist camp there liberty rlliaetu feel
that the time la new opportune for the
run to take place. Everything tyaslbl
will be done to make th visitors from
Iioastoa feel thoroughly tt homo.
Texas Salesman Slugged
In Bed in Oklahoma City
Aasociatad Pre a Eeport
OKTAJIOMA CITT Okla Bept 17.-
J. 8. Caldwell a traveling abaxnaa of
Austin Texas was aluggei and abot aa
he lay In bed at a downtown hotel here
early Saturday. Police expreed the be-
lief that hi assailant was seeking two
diamond rings which he wears each said
to be valued at $0000. The shooting fol-
lowed CaldwelT cry for tssistaajce. The
bandit escaped down a -fire escape with-
out having secured the diamonds. Phy-
sicians aay Caldwell will recover.
Illinois Fanners
'iiNot Use : :;
:imlxFue;
AiMeJaw4 Preaaf Beport
i CII1CA0O. apt 17.rimra-tbat
raise ton iro- ajeaeraUy golni U burn
none of II (or f l this wrinter beesDse of
low pHai Tbaat li th Judgmsiit of ag-
riculturilinthoaritfeiiii th blir-re4-ingHtH.
..V ..
"I nam ourt1 my taor r beard of
anybod; burnixaag any corn" ' and O.- O.
Tbotppioii secrwtary of th JlHnolt Ari-
cultunl iiiocieatJoii. " Bruii ymebody
Ognred out.lt oould be don hi Jumped
to tb Ida tha t itwaa. - . '
"litn win rrtalnly be not much. If
any of It don in Illinois. W ir close
to th wil fields and our furnaces are
better fitted foa- oai" - w
From Iowa - come thia wort froaa
Cbarlei D B1 director of (be Bute
crop and weatlaer service" :
"Tbe Idea tlxat Iowax farmer might
burn com this winter ia baaed on the
aaaumptloa that we are going to have 80-
cent com. - Krea at that price the margin
would not be treat enough fo i
burning corn rannera will haul their
corn to msrket'lnd sxebang It tot eotl
bacauae corn make such vary poor fuel.
J. O. Mohler eecretary of the Kanaaa
Rut board of grlculturrJ'J Kanaa
farmers will feed their corn to livestock
not put It In th atovs.". fi
Noted Authoritv on' ( : V
I : v Itetnational Law Dies
- ; ' AssoclaUd Treaa Export. '
NEW" -T0RK" SPt. .17.TBlehr4
Floyd Clarke known aa an authority os
International land and corporation' law
died TrMsy at bis country borne in gtot
Creek Conn. (t th age of 62. . . .
nt iu mfaalnnl career he wa
connected with many knpertant case. Hd
appeared for the UDited Bute ana ven-
eiuela company against VeneitteU In the
"Cricbfield clUn" under the protocol be-
tween th Unite' State and Venewieta.
n w miinsel for the United
Statea in the boundary trbluatlon dlk-
uute with Mexico wnich became anown
aa the "H'chentaar case Involving UUe
to lands at 1'aso in dftpute for more
than CO years.
$100 and Sympathy Sent
Widow Signed K. K.K.
FJooston Post RpeciaL
TEAGUE. Texas Kept 17. W. J.
Stringer editor of -the Tearue Chronicle
found a hundred-dollar bill on his deak
Friday afternoon along with a letter re-
questing him to deliver the money to Mrs.
J. J. Johnson whose husband was shot
and killed here last Wednesday. It was
signed 'Ku Klni Klan" and bore the of-
ficial seaL The letter also requested
him to express their sympathy to Mrs.
Johnson and children. This ia the first'
notice Teaxue has. had that an order of
the K. K. K. existed here.
EXTRA SPECIAL For this.Vceli
Two beautiful new modern Player-Pianos in . mahogany
and oak cases -with bench to match $485 00
Steral -wonderful bargains in second (icC flil
hand Pianos from v .... P1 VJ.VU UP
$10-00 Secure Any Used Piano or Player antf
ETery Imtrument h Fully Guaranteed '
Call. wTite or pboDtet once. ClnbTermg on every jHBtroment.
TH (OS. GOGGAfJ & BRO.
The Pioneer Mwslo Houee of Texaa. ' .
706-708 ISelaln Street HOUSTON - Gogoan Building
Industrial Peace Plan ;
Worked Out in St Louis
" - . Aflat4 Pree IleDort' '
WISrrrNQTON Bept. 17.-Btlmula.
tlon of employment lu the building trade
through aitenaion ef the plan wbl(jh It
raa claimed' haa been successful hi fit
Loul. will be brought to the attention of
the lloover conference on unemployment
officials of the American Federation of
Labor said Friday. . ' (
The St ljoala plan comprlasa definite
agreement between the owner of pro-
lected building and union whose mem-
bers woilid bo engaged upon the work to
the end that danger of O'UunderstandluK
and delay may be minimised II not u-
tlr)y. removed .
NAVY BECRUrTINQ RESUMtD.
AssoctaUd TrM Report. '
WASHINGTON Bept I7.Ilarultln
for pi navy wa resumed Baturday but
was reatrlcted to re-enlistments and en
listmenta in'eertaln rating for tr
yev period. First BllsUneot. are ln
so ow weejuy. . .
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:: : :v-t .pryan twa .'v'-v-v
' r; SCHOLARSHIP OertlflcaU aamtu t leading colleges and umvar
ATHLETICS
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sltles of country Hbnor Men Harvard and Psnu
Universities. 192L " ModtDW -AnoclaUoa of 8oatb ' '
frn Bcbools sal CollegrM.''. V----- . - '
SUtfj' and 9' 8ottUtweatern CbajnplonaWpi." '
Three coaches. 20-acr nthjetlo Deld. -.Properljt
supenrteed aUtletlcs.- v ' s
Atteridanee Teiaa A and M. first Aln feconl
Serilo
Rifle 8hoot Junior nd
or Units A. and M
FORV LOQAN Collsges of Texas and New Mexico lrst and ao Z
R.O. T.Cv ' -ond; Allen third . - '. ' - V - t '
CAMP 1921 Rifle 8hoot Academies Allen first .'-Seven of tan -RESULTS
hlgn-men Allen "ttdeta. . . ' a " :
' Dail. Honor Roll Allen averaged fire of the tat -
men.-.- : j1'
INFLUENCES CultnraL ' homelike and refining. AN IDEAb 1
PLACE FOR BOYS.
For Catalogue address ALLEN ACADEMY Bryan Texaa.
Waddell's
Waddell's
Waddell's
Waddell's
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Making the Home Distinctive
Is a pleasant task to all who appreciate good furniture. Here
a little: there a little a new" Bedroom Suite a desk a table
a lamp for the living room or a chair to fill an empty corner
all go to make a perfect home especially when chosen to
harmonize. .
Distinctive homes are not necessarily expensive homes but
the adding piece by piece of really good furniture creates.at
last the home you are proud to call your own
We specialize in furniture that Is good in reproductions of the
master craftsmen for just such homes as yours. And possibly you
may have forgotten to worthy ones our dignified deferred payment
plan helps greatly in securing these needed items.
Kapock
Exquisite Silky Draperies
There's a radiance about the silky texture and rich
coloring- of Kapock Draperies that lend cheerinesa
to your home. And no matter what color Bcheme
your room may be there's a beautiful shade to har-
monize. They are really economical too for their double
width pens it splitting and. with careful handling;.
Wash time and again. Their long life colors are of
the beat fast color dyes.
Make it a point to see the new arrivals this week
and select the pattern and color you most de&tre.
while the assortment is complete.
Orinoka Fabrics
"San Fast" Draperies
For the sun -room bedroom or hall where a brirtrt
color drape la desired yet withal a plain one "Sun
Fast" Draperiear come nearest filling all require-
ments r
'Ther add a touch of cheerfulness and beautv.
There are many new shades and blendings of color-
ing among the late arrivals you will admire sweins;
Suite likely one that will fit your particular room's
ecoraxiona and at a moderate price.
Hoosier ftreless Stoves
Area Great Aid 'To Busy Women
tar they relieve you of much hot tiresome work
preparing the daily meals they bake roast or boil
as desired and cook foods to a turn while you rest.
These stoves have an all-ateel case which elimi-
nates cracking and warping assuring a long life;
have an aluminum lining and come folly equipped
with aluminum cooking veawela.
Jl new shipment has Just recently
arrived gmng' us a complete assort-
ment of sixea one of which we illus-
trate. And as usual an model are
much lower in price than usually
found in thia grade of stove ranging
according to size and equipment at
$17 $24 $32 $36 and $40
A Charming Bedroom
Ja lanied ' 7 lnstaOling- a "fear-pieces of ttrtr well proportioned
suite sketched. It is) in (Milrory finish tod jalstlnguiBhed by
neatly made ribbon and plaque decorations (decorations are not
shown In ttie sketcb).
Besides ttae pieces sketched there are three sires of dressers
a table deals rocker and chair to match and each piece priced
separately. ' ' .
- Vinlly Oresaers sketched priced st each .. $136 00
Tvin Beds iketctied. priced at. each 6.00
Oilfforetfce. 8ketrf-ed priced at each.... S 82.50
Dressers not. shown In aketch priced according to slse Cllfl
at 170 (SO and.- if I IV
Many Other New Patterns
tiirt but recently arrived In mahogany waJnnt and decorative
finishes. . Really fine furniture' in Individual patterns you will be
proud. to call your own. And the majority of these are priced each
piece separately . for your benefit- This means you can get the
items you most desire at a moderate price.
And New Cretonne
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Await yoornnapectloTi In our opinion the prettiest
stock we have owned In -years. There are choice
patterns In stripe and floral fleets bird pattern
nursery patterns and elaborate Imported creations. '
Surely one In the lot that will fill your every
requirement. Prices range from $2.00 down-
ward to a jtri
25c
Oar Upholstery Shop
Right now is the best time to send that val-
ued old piece of furniture to be reuphol-
stered before the rush season while our
upholstery shop is able to give you prompt
ervice.
ALSO AWNINGS ' '
There is yet plenty of need for awnlnrj so
we suggest you select your material and
have them made this week get the benefit
of them this season.
And Again
Plenty of Dollies
The new doilies have arriTed in all their new
beauty sod freshness of attire more of them
and more different types than ever before
"Cryinr unma" dolls dons with sleeping eyes
and little chubby-' baby dolls.
We know that every little girl in town will
want to see them so we make this an informal
lnwltatlon to see them thia week.
Of course mother will be surprised to see
how really inexpensive they are for dolls with
sleeping eyes maye had at
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $5.00 $6.50
$10 $15 $20 and $30
Tips for Thrifty Shoppers Worthy of Attention
Couch .Hammocks
With steel frame link fabric sprint: -..they have lone
cushion windshield back; windshield and cushion
rover are of khaki Hammocks regularly priced at
out xo close on paucrn specially
priced A each NET
S7J90
Refrigerator!
A discontinued model very specially priced to close '
wui iufiRj poqiKi joe capacity sioe icuig Type;
one-piece porcelain-lined food compartments; rem-
tarly priced at tS. On sale each $33-
Nur$ery Refrigerator!
Aa excellent model for'tbe nursery with aar all metal
ease iraisnen a grain oaa color; wen Insulated walls:
in atse 17xlZxltV4 inches); regularty priced at IS tt
bot as aa extra special feature on sale. sfC At?
each NET v.... 99.99
Oat. of Town Customers.
If ywa camaoC call snail us your orders. Wa
will aftosj aacarVfully for yeu though jeer
Is
These are discontinued patterns odd pieces and samples
wherein we can not match covering consequently Uiey
are priced extraordinarily low for quick selling "fate
the few quoted.
MARTHA WASHINGTON (Each
Electric Irons $49?Net
" Are designed especially for horn use and may M used
equally well on dainty garments or heavy piece. They
are shaped at the point for tucks an frills. Practical
In weight. pounds and have feet ef extension cord
with attaching luga. Each h-oa fully tested and
Ossiwnteed Against Mechanical Defeets
Nlckated Steel fund Given .Wit Ess Ire '
Out-f-Tewit Customers IVe nacre them ia stock lor 220
Day Bed-
A "wery neat pattern aubatantlally built. of wood and
finished old ivory; ha our own. make - boa spring
and mattress. Regulsrly priced at &ra complete
but aa It's) an odd design priced spe ergej rr
caaUly low to doa out quickly. NBT.u. 49Ci3U
Odd Drwer
Civil t a number of me pat Urn' left from broken
ulta-eld Ivory fteiah; a Very neat pattern; ft Inchea
wrtde with ttxZS-lnch plate glass - mirror;- regularly
pa-tced at K7.SO but to ctoao out pattern Old
axatcaly priced at eavcb' NET. 9V3
Chifforette--
Xesft Iron brosrew
allc
voltage at the saaae tow price.
arularly
gsaacttrn
suite: wahrat finish. - A aretty
rlth turned tyPports. wfeatH deeorslloniK.
Irioed at i0 Ktt.to cloee ut. tV
fteeaaUjr priced at eacl NET.......
WADB
PTalrU Av?nue and Fannin Stmt
Emm
a- 'tir i4.
10$ discount Given Jar 'CatK'-z-Except
on Kern . Wted Ntil'
And wrs . prsswy frat .arga sl
Msk wtfa ever krt 4s pelnr) tvrtMs .
: M lssllsjsy-efraA' eta vrsea fwtsw -rest?
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J .DALLAS TEXAS !
We Will Pay Your Railroad Fare in Full to Dallajv 1( . C
We Will Get You a Good Position Whrf'-Ypii Gbmplcte! ' ?
"Sou Can Earn Your Room and Board if You Desire.' ' -v
A faealty of expert teachers In chars' of th different department ef. eur
caooi
Texas
choolfthat. man for man and woman for woman can't be matched by any
I'busineaa college.
Th Draaghea Ceam in Bookkeeplnc "Double Entry Hade Kaay-whleh
wa have the exeloalve risk to teach In Dallas ia the sherteet Coura I .
Bookkeeping and Banking In the world that can be depended upon aba. .
luteiy for nieetin the full requiramenu of any soefness position. T
W teach Cress Sherthaaa too the Mod ere System whoa writers at th
fastest writer of ahortband In th world. The Uree Is easy to learn easy
to write easy to read and ean be completed in half th time required to
complete any other dependable ayatem or ahortband ever invented. 4 r
Call nhoae write er wire far Fall Term Batnneet and Rpeeial Ofrer to pay .j.
your railroad fare In rail te Dallas ooea a ahert time oaly. Address W. W.
VAKxtv aiaaascr. uraagnan a i-raeticai wuiaess (.oiiege vaua. xexaay
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SAN MARCOS' J
BAPTIST ACADEMY
An Efficient School at Moderate Cost . 1
A Co-Educatlonsl School That Give Beys and" Girts an Equal Chanc S-
Just enough of the military to In. I A cultural and practical school that
culcate habits of'Oheellenee prompt. I trafne and developa glrla into re-r
n onlarlln and self-reliance. ' fined efficient. Christian women.
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Develops Character Mind and Body
JTull rJterary and ftommerclal Courses Piano Pipe Organ Voice AH Band-
and Orchestral Instruments Art Expression Home Economics
Highest Affiliation of Any Academy in the '
" - '- '. !C?VState " '
Faculty of Experience University Trained Men and Women. Member .
of the Southern. Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. rt
Supervised Athletics and Field and Water Sports. i-
A Thorough Scnool With delightful
Home Life
Fourteenth Year
J. V. Brown M. A President San Marcos Texas
ST. THOMAS COLLEGE
2309 Austin Street Houston Texas
Day School for Boys
Conducted by the Basiliajo Fathers Men trained to educate
boys. High school commercial sixth and seventh grades.
School Reopens September 7
Phone Hadley 856 or Write
REV. D. L. DILLON C.S.B. B. A Pres.
BLINN MEMORIAL COLLEGE
Offers earneat yosng people superior adrsnta In the following course
lese-rreparatory Aormai uusmeas iraimnx stenosraanv.
Presaratory. Literary. Colieae-Freparatory Normal Bualn
TTnawritlna. atachine Bookkeeolna. Aecountlna. Banking.
Wholesome moral Influence ample equipment reasonable ratea.
September-1
Auditing. liaalo; VOioe.
rail tarar
J. U KKU Preatdeat
Branham. Texaa'
THE HOUSTON. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC -
"' . (C. A. Hammond Plrector.) .
nrrH season opens September i in. "rha gehooi-That Buna ce.
Poremoat amon Soutfeera Sekools of Music. An unsurpassed Parulty of lit.
alclana Pedasoue of - inUraatlonal reputation. Departments of Plaao. Vlella
Voice Brass Orchestra. Kxpreaaton Advanced Theory. Harmony- CoanterpelsK
Prattle Teacher tor Dilatory Studats. A.lyceum for artlata .atudejita. The r
school gives a thsroush mualcal educatlos without crush In tbe Individuality . of
the student. Tor terms writ or apply . i v
ItlT Mala 81. Houetoa. Texaa ' Phone Had lay IIH t.
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Academl Deayta.
Pnwtillg. Adding Ma-
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Steam Boiler torses .
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