The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 101, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 14, 1923 Page: 3 of 14
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tmsiafemenl Petition and
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A petition trort patrons oi long-
fellewsoboot AIM-tor- ibe-'ajn-i
at JHem! Of ;MIiTeBrl PerUna
te..chr.w"ia W UkWiip by the board
of education: at It. next etlng C.
H. JHurtoeav preBte.ste4. Friday.
The next CMUlar meeting la scheduled
f. sTwn'at. la. hut Mr. Hurloek stated
. uaaSnn vrobabtir will be
t dlanou At the Longfellow
- -oV matter end ceumulaUon
It J probable the- board will bar
kit imr to Ita letter to the city re-
inUng.the )M.0M shortage in the
: s hool bond "sinking run before the
nut reaular wietlng. K la atated.
" tkV. D. Cleveland former-president
ofth board wrote tte cjtjr In June
that f U board wouMf expert tba
ctljr to maka up the deficit but tba
rittt was tabled until - Mayor Bol-
nanba'a return from Denver. .The new
- ecfcooi boajrd had written the city to
the effect that It win abWe by .'Mr
cfeveland's ultimatum. '-The mayor to
anMted baek at hit office Monday.
i llT.oM interact Deyment la due
Oit the boa4a .August 1 In New York.
kik tha hoard at Its last meeting in
dilated that everything would be done
tut effectaetUement with the city
before tima for payment. f
4vfar be left for New Tork and
Hnver tba mayor tatedtht if the
seWt board intlitea hf would re-
: cajninend payment of the ahortaie.
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Council Hopes
iJo Clean Slate
i At Meet Today
r v-"4 ey council will meet tni mornr
InV'to consider eeverat petltlorat aaa
pAttera" of leaeer -Importance. a that
new week can be etarted with a
7)mpantlvly clean slate aoeordlnT
" Ther is an accumulation of Import
ant matter that- have been aet aside
imMl the mavori return from OK v
rtfH wnicn proDaoiy. win oe neiore v"
ncil-Monday when tne eniei exec-
rrre wtu dj oacx at nia aeaa. mtow
tfem are the tranafer of the.acnooi
tidnda. invorvln a aettlement In
(jrd to tha bond linklnr tnBd that is
- H short and the nruu npprorai
ol plans xor tne proposeu .new kit
' I rointy bosDital.
Mr Anderson ttated Friday that the
- teYnmlanloners ae ready to five their
s daVlsion In the controversy over the
- nL of the word "bltullthK" la the
navlna? rontracrs. but that SeW'
v si Myer city attorney ha requested
. 4l$em to defer the matter until he com-
i pMes:eom correspondence with the
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O: T. QIEMLER.
ifuneral service! for O. T. Olesaler.
.At. who died at II a.m. inoaj ai
tJ.. iioa Mummer street will be held
i 1M h. m. Sunday at the chapel
' .1 itk. wvuri.vst Undertaking conv
: nav and . p. m. i c. '"'-"-
; .i.MK Hv. Father Thomaf uaniwra
swia officiate and burial will be in Holy
bJ niMsler had been a resident of
LL). hmiitv hli entire life and was
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k...Kr helne a memoer ui
' utiLin of that craiu ni
' i -TZ.u-a k kia wlfe.- dauahter Kto-
! r Houston and hia fatbes George
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Local Deaths
MRs. PETER LEHMANN.
b .? ? "fr..- Peter Lehmarm. 4. died
at
(f a. m. Friday at ner norae.r
'Klat streU She Is sufrlved by on
sister. Mrs. Klva Moister. siso
'!'. a nlM tinvKarrlt.
Ol uenmars. sn wi . s.
Fords N. J.;
f j w.nt iv I one sum. snL'rwi
Vliulson -also of Fbrda. Funeral serv-
i-kl wUI be held at S p. m.. today at
l.S rulrlAnre. wltn KfV. J. n. Dton-
.'X.ev i will In
lena-ood cemetery under the dlrec
Li.- f iv. mrt Wssthelmer Under
- rfhs oallbparera will be O. D. Mey-
I eK'B. C. BovsenChrU Boysen. J
yfj Bparns Mr. jeiierawn fy
MoKnlaht.
x AURORA ESTRADA.
inrairo Kstrada. one-rearld son
r Mr and Mrs. Joe Estrada lis
ffreac street died at a P. m. rnnay
.si a local sanitarium. Funeral serv
4es were held at 4 p. m. Friday at
tie home. Burial was la-Evergreen
f ' ciaietery under the direction of the
nd Westhelmer Undertaking com
H7. -
; Funerals j
1-)uWyyyvyi ft- sssfc sassy
IWyiCHARte TH0MA ICKLtYf
1 "IPaneral "services for Rev. Chartea
i 'Mnklev. . who died Tuesday
f jre held i at 8 p. m. Friday at tha
f ' wlona ftf -ffsll A SUbe. undertakers.
t V eTX Frank Smltji officiated and
' i J Kiirlal Sjiraa In Forest Park cemetery.
if ' Active pallbearers were selected from
IkefimM etass of tne nrsaiewo-
i v !' ik chtrch.-
VTr I . . . iiu uill UIN.
.? Imnerar MWeea for Winiam C. Wll
J'.Wf1. il. who died Thursday ware
haid at 11 a. m. Friday nder tha a us
I Pre Oi me aiivnis ( rjutm
.Nb. 1 Burial was. In Hollywood ceme-
i ry under the direction of the- Sid
Seithelmer Undertaking eompaay.
' C MRS. MATTVuNV.tV.
Funeral aervlcea for Mrs. 1 Mary
tiunleycSI.-wlM died Thursday were
Id at l n. m Friday at the chapel
I the Burf ess-Whisenant company.
V dertakers. Rev r. j -winanam
fictatedi'anfi burial wad In Forest
It.'. nrtt- rsmeterit: ji i( -i .v'Jia'-'W
' Boyle & Pcndarvi
; rFloriibjiy'
lartha WuAington Ctnjr"
av Rhand
reetov-11l
' N aM Rhansa
Hadley itt4t47
IlAX.t BALSAM
CXZT . THB!ATfi!R Pete Fata.
"Bud Morcan and. the 8yncH
i pated 8teppeTr-lh -mualcal.i
Romance" feature photo .
A. 'Play. .Leo Valoney lit fBbr-"-.
"der hKW'i aad ;two-eel uk- .
Jecta.- tv- j.i w.c
QUEEN" TBEATER May lie.:
s. Aroy In "Only" itT1 . Comedy '
new and uusto. ' f
' IRIS kur ' jBallfn'a' -Vanity
. Falr." From $M a. m. tTJI ''
noon! children NUnder U free
A o see "Tho Oregon TralL"! ;.
cAPfPOIAfnea Ayrea J-
ifTha-Heart Jtalder.' v. i-
- I B B TL T T THBAf ER Alice
v Lake andrMion Bills in "En-
vironment." Educational com-' 'I
w dy aodl 'sowa 'weakly - f
RIALTO .THEATER iTorenoe
Vldor lit "The ' Coaquerlfui
' Woman.' Carter Do Haven.
j comedy; news weekly. v f
. BTLVAN BEACT Swimming!
. ' flaw.optii or avmrnor aeasen.
BAT SB6RB PARK " - Bwtm. '
boating and dancing.
AsKsawjalRwsRtMa
USE LESS FLODR " .
WHEHYOUCHOOS
AUER1CAH MAID
These Simple ' Redpes
Give Measurements
Methods .
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More than MO Houston gfroeera are
selling American Maid flour mlUed
by the Houston MIU Elevator Co.
"Our Monogram" jjilltod by (hia com
pany Is 'extenslyfly used by -many
leading Houston bakerlea. Of course
the consumption lahy ao means limit-
ed to Houston.
The Houston Mill tt Elevator Co.
reports an Increasing volume of local
and Out-of-town business as house-
wives "and bakers become acquainted
with the excellence of this mill's
products. . - v
The appended recipes Using inner!
can Maid flour should be of Interest
to house wives. American Maid Is
economical you use "less."
Quick Cinnamon Rolls.
Measure 1 1-4 cups. American Maid
flour that has. been sifted add pinch
salt 1 (level tabtespoonfnl sugar two
level tablespoonful of . ' shorterllBg.
Blend and add scant ' cup of sweet
milk with egg added .to complete the
full measure and two level teaspoon-
rule baking powder atlrred Into
liquid just before . pouring into dry
mixture. Mix; well and turn lightly
onto floured board''' Ron to desired
thickness spread with Be ft butter
trinkla wltr clniuuneev-augar roll aa
tosiaieuy rosb-MWui in aooui .one ana
one-half Inch 1 lengths place on end.
brush with sweet mUk and bake In
moderate oven. It la wise to pinch
lower edges together aa tho sugar may
makerlne rolls sttcK to pan.
Main ilKMilta.
Many camplnk. parties are reveling
In hot biscuits since small portable
stoves may be had for baking. The
following biscuit recipe id novice
proof.
81ft. together 11-4 cupe American
Maid flour salt two level teaspoon'
fula bakmg ponder. Cut In 1 rounded
tablespoonful shortening and add
scant cup of aweet milk " Roll light'
ly and mold with little handling. Bake
Immediately.
Crisp Cookies.
Combine I whole eggs 1 cupsugar
1-1 cup soft butter add 1-4 cup sweet
milk Into which has been stirred
rounded tea spoonful baiting powder.
Add American flour gradually to make
dough. Roll thin cut with plain or
fancy cutter and bake in moderate
oven of cmrviui uui io uuru.
CALVr' il'jiOrUiS
In r i .""Sit If?
lLit.jlpl.Al..
3i STUDIO
three Prize'0ffcted Vat
ueaat$425rAllEn
7 traiits' Will penefit
Vft . i -i il . MV'
H toVhave.RbaJiyiteoufBe. it la
a beauUful bahr M Fou have a baby
vftu'll . ba Intareattd in Van . Dreg's
beautiful' baby contest which began
July t and will end August t '
irvyoa bring Tour oasy w van
Dyck'a studio til Kreaa building afld
have soma photographa- madl of the
darllnVhe or she wilt be entered au-
tospatieally.ln thto contest. . ' ;
Mrn Edna BaunaersV awnco. vec-
raddo and James H. Bock have con-
sented to act aa lodges of tha photo-
graphs In .the beautiful . baby- coa
teat' r . . 4 . .
Throo-Priiea wwrtf.
hre win a three Prises awarded.
First prise win be a Uf s alsa portrait
In ella of the pnse winner vaiueu
llWs second priia.' ona doten large
panel photographa of the winner ol
second place varueo i t vu? sih
wtu be t In gola.- '- v
Kvsa thouah vout baby wttt not Win
one of these prises do yo realise what
a life-like sweetly natural photograph
of you baby will meaa la the rears
Tea caa nbtr' carry " this exquisite
picture in your iMmofr Aft stlien
too II you oouia ao ao if m w
m nr woman that the baby will
i to show him or her tho bahl) that
was .. - -1 '
V Van pyck KaowaTiow.' v-
Baby tbletures-he " stiff ' amlrkint
irlnsV have insDired Jokoa in ; after
year.' But- tho art ot trie ages aa
been made more neany. pcnoci uo
spiritual becanae of he inspiration of
hsKv fsrss and chubby baby hands. '
The Van : Pyck atudlo hnowaUbe
secret of raaxing jpamaa comiorisiuiy
natural ' thue preserving U u irre--i.ki..
.k.n hstt ha- fmmllv knows.
pwm.w - --
Telephone freeion nn iM mue
appointment for a -sitting. Tou wlD
km that nrioalesa Doasession a
charming photograph of your beautiful
baby and you assy possess one oi we
prise winning Deauuee woo innw .
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Paving Probers
Make Test On
v Sumpter Street
the ' engineers took -.samples--of tha
gravel i which' will .' be teated"-and
aatytti. f several streets have
been inspected the engineers will pre"
pare a report to. the .committee.
Inspection of bard surface pavement
unexpected to.be started within tha
next-weelv It waa ate) ted .Friday.
PresbWerian'Orraval
; .Wiil Conclude ;T?igKt
. The - 'Central Fresbyterian- chureh
camtvaU Which had 1 (a "premiere Fri-
day nigh at Feasor avenue and Mala
treef Win open at "p. m. today fdr
its last performance. The sveat. la to
start i:Juni with which to build a
new. church.' The carnival la; gpohsored
IBRIGGS SOUGHT
' K I. '
Motion for a reheerlrtg on -the Leon
Brls csae In Which the court of
ertmlnal appeals recent- rereed the
trial court Jiaa ben filed' with the at-
torney general by J. Dtxle Smithy dis-
trict attorney. L
Brlggs vi found guilty; of ma.
slaughter la connection with tha kill-
inr of 1. W. Fiord prohibition ant
fnnuiinsnt1 a rent aid 'sentenced to
five vsara In- thaataU penitentiary.
Ha was given. ea.tencea touUng aevaa
yvars On charges Of oonspiracj io tw
by the WirtC Presbyterian Christian late tha prohibition act and realstlag
Endeavor aoetety. .. t :'- N an officer In the federal court. - Ha a
Manaxers' of the -carnival ' give aa-
auranoa of plenty of variety and n-
tertatninent i ' rr v... '. v
In the cwmtF- Jail.7 having taiioo w
make bond when the Caaes were ap-
pealed. . ? r v-ii.i '
The first paving examination under
the direction' of the cititens paving
investigation committee was made Fri
dav on Sumpter street between West
ana Maury aireeia oy v. wuiis m
Dallas and E- P. Arneson. of San
Antonio encineers representing tad
committee. The nginers are in
specting gravel paving- until a core
drill with which to teat hard surface
Deement can be manufactured foV
them. . . .' . ' ' -
In. addition to measurements on the
thickness and width ' of the paying
Drive Awatj
MosQurrozs
ij . w ..- .. .'-!
istijtOTdnsti
R0-TOP
OTTLES.
- u nil s"-' -
wit : v-i
J i ; 3-U Rountf Trip
'.if Tj . . 1 . ' i v s''l
r N.iPl
Every
SUnday
Leave Utuon SUtion
8K)5A.M. 1:2
JftP.M
rr.f.
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mratSlecpersi tlrti-.. '
llew Orleans Limited
AllStoel; AU4Hil1iiiaa Train '
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I iu IgJ
YORK
Ixuiavflle & NashvSIe R. R.
r Laavad Now Orleans Bt45 Ml .
AfriToa m Now York. ZAP P.M.
Nnr limited Train '.
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' AfftMNemYatKlSAM.
dsaasaBawaBBBsaasB
AsWltkmdThrhSlp
- Leave New Orbaaa mX.M.
0 Arrre ia NewYerit. eMSA-M.
U K SIMMS TP. AL. AN.JLIL
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veetDreoins
i SOUTtiERN DRUG COMPANY
Dlatributora i .
For tale by Magnerla Pharmaey Boll-
fraaa Inc. Pest Offlos Phaamaey
Hardy Street Pharmaey Smith's' Drag
Mere and all other druggists.
Clearance Sale
Women's
White'Shoes
' Your unrestricted choice qf
our entire stock Women's
(White) Low Shoei. Noth-
ing held in reserve. All this
seasons styles.
All oyr. White '(Kid) Strap
Slippers and Otrords. Sold
reirulaf for 410.00 to
$i3.sori'tf7dC
cho.ee .7 Of.OD
"r!" t- ' .''.
All our-White (Unen)
Strap SHppefs jmd Oxfords
'regular for Afi PC
$7.fo$?A.VeV. OJ.UJ
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ml. AT . -saaw . . sT a
"A- aCO
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y . 'natfAITaToanadaaraaW j
American Akron Tir
"IteLon Earth"
: -. -. . ' -; A'-
A'Srtiiling Guarantee1
'A- - -' ' ..
"Smnitu" bcauM U It to wids and
'comprehenaiT thai It would bmdi ;x
that no ttre could hate all tha qu1
itlet dalnMd fpr AMERICANS
AKR0N& Yef AMERICAN AK- ;
RONS arc proving ovory day that
Um tpiaranCM (a more of a menU
comfort to yoa Uuo a .nocosaary
protection tor AMERICAN AKRON
Tires almost Invariably go far be
jroinl the guarantos'.
: -."Wear them long
r Asa wear tiem thin;
WltH erarr jnlle a blf broad
;V. Vamlle .
- Untfl It become amrpetiial grin.
SaifactOTy. Adjustrruinta Made 1
' v Premptly.
x Cord Tires Guaranteed 10000'Milet
DES-ARC BATTERIES
Tho best Msd" for tfet-ARO ATTKRlSS-
.we oan tnnis or a) ina.Mfsnien we repreeuee
'below; - r
ARC BATTERY. CO; v ' paUgg Texas
VMias .1 oaaa jun a ivza.
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-i . uesuemtjEj: ; . -f
-"Thlt la to; advise that the Pee-Arc Battery I am aowvtiig
oa tny fire -aenrlce tar on the Siren Horn Service bag given
. enUaa gatlalactlon. - ..... -.
Prtorto Installing the Dei-Art I'hVe never liad a battery
. render mora than three or tour days' oontluuoua tervlee without
.recharging while the Doe-Arc was la coatlnvoM eervlca for St
' day when tlnit Inttalled and wat then recharged and rendered
SO dtyt' conUnuotu tervfce tetore ' diecharglng Itself again.
-None of these battpTlea are connected. la any way to the gen-
4 Ycmrlbattary hag Uyed no t efery part of the gnaranteiB and
it lit pleas ura for me to recommend it to nty friends. NYoort
WT tmlT.' . .. - . ' i .V T. A. MYERS.
i : hvv -a. ! ; Chief rtro Department Dallas Tanas
: -' W C. Munn Co. Exclusive Agents
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Ofl r . ; - cr-C I '
juiymearanceoaies
r ; Offeig MenVand Yoimg .
- : rX y.r'l atpearance Price-;.. :':iA
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417 Ct
ejF f eevv $
PumlrishMhen
Suits
$14.30
4
BletchnMl-and Unbiased.
$25.00
Tropical Worsted
v . $iiits
- 2-Piete
' AU Wool
$21.50
Piped
$3000;
TivpicdV Worsted
.. . ;$Uits . '
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Quality
12010
Y Silk
Trimmed .
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$35.00
Tropic&l Worsted
uitSAii
$29.50
3-Piece t?Ofl FA Silk
AUWool
Trimmed
1 . '..j '. :: ....2
- Bfe Stii Values '
$ 1 0.00 Seersucker Suits $8.45
$12.50 LbrnuneSuitiogs $9.75
$1 2.50 White PiqueSuits $8.45
$20.00 Mohair Suits . $r6.Sa
$25.00 Mohair Suit . ..$19.95
r Summer Pants Reduced '
. Pam Bah Mehalr Tropical Worsted t
. Gabardine . J .
Seersucker Trousers '. . . . .$3.50
$5.00 and $5.50 TTOusers.$4.45
$6-00 and $6.50 Trousers. $5.45
$7.00 and $7.50 Trousers. $8.45
$8.00 and $8.50 Trousers '$745
Greater Reductions'
Men's Lotr$hoes
MenShi&$lM
son or sun cunt tun snipe maaraa.
Men's Shirts $1.29; ' ' !
For Saturday $00 pairs Men's Low Shoes v
in new summer brogue styles.
$7.00 so $i0.00 values black or brown
Soft or stiff cuff s coort and eheckt;
Men's VVIuteSriirU$la
' Button down attached collar.
Batiung SuiU $2.89
All wool in solid colon or stripes.
Topkis Union Suits $1.00
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mm
m -
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All White Oxfords $4.65 $55
Stetson Oxfords
The Wortd's Finest
In Tony Red Calf. ......... .$9.85
In Brown Kid $11.85
In Black Kid $10.85
Arnold .Glove-Grip Oxfords
$8.85 $9.85
Greater Reductions
Women's Shoes
All White Footwear
Priced to Clear
$5.85 $7.85 $9.85
rWARALS
$n.00nd $1.2.59 Values
-' $9.85 N 1
Women's Hosiery
Special for Saturday
A-"f . ; ; ..
White Silk Stockings $225
White Onyi Silk Btockihgs made-with a
lisle garter hem high spliced: aua- heel .
and doable sole; full fashioned'; - v
Women's Wunderhose
Stockings $1J5
Pure Silk Stockings tnade with lltle
garter hem seam high tpllced silk heel
and double soles; In black whtte beige
copper tan fog peartigiray. Rembrandt
and cordovan brown. :
Children's Socks 35c
Fancy top Socks Ih tr cMk sires and col-
ors; tome lightly so. m.u. Sizes 6 to 7V.
Sold formerly to v5c
Children' Hosettes 25c
' ThreoKinarter length Socks W plain
and derby ribbed; sises 74 to ID; In
brow putty French tan black and
'white.:; 'x
j Women's Wunderhose
i StocWngs
Light ' weight Cotton Stockings made
with a team high spliced heel and
i doable sole; In black and dart Mown
HooTer Hecfarie Sweepers
Store Closed Saturday at 6 P. M.
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