The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 91, Ed. 1 Friday, April 29, 1921 Page: 1 of 4
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Featuring at Popular
Prices-Gowns and
Teddies
LADIES’ MUSLIN GOWNS, $1.00 TO $1.75-Button fronts
or slip-over night gowns with nbbon-ron yokes or emb
ery trimmed. Women appreciate the service^bl%^a^t7j
and careful sewing in these mght gowns as weU as th^pretty
styles and dainty touches. For garments ot this serviceable
quality our prices are low indeed— \|a(]Q
$1.75, $1.50, $1.25 to •••••'......
CREPE NIGHT GOWNS, $1.75-Favorite sUpover^Lyle^
These ffowns take a sure path to feminine favor by being
Side of colored crepe, bird-strewn indeHghtiul ways^Sheer-
ings are cleverly placed to give wanted fulness. Cl 7jj
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EXTRA SIZE GOWNS-Of soft muslin, sizes axe fuller cut
than the ordinary gown, ribbon-run yokes or wit t 7t
embroidery and half sleeves, at.........
account having long sleeves they are ideal for jj
hospital use. ^ Marked at
Materials that you will like, at prices SldOO
you will appreciate ........... ............
able sunder unions or as Some call them, knitted......JJq
i GERMAN REPARATIONS NEFF NAMES BILLS
MUDDLE HOLDS BOARD j TO BESUBMITTED |
DA.LY DIGEST OF HAPPENINGS in : WILL ATTEMPT AQA'N TO SE i
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j Associated T’rest
Aio*<K*lHted 1’reaR ' i * n.ui oq__GovfT-
Berlin April 29. The Reichstag to-j Austin, lexas, P
| day passed a bill providing for proton- j nor Cat M NellMm.^ pw
nation until October 1. the period -ur- MH ^ “ wiH submit to the
the sanction ot the Allu-s. | Qne excep,ion. in the regular session
Pao-lin, April 20. Criticism leveled and all defeated.
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Announcing the Arrival of
Midsummer' Hats
at the Geramn cabinet's appeal to
President Harding is calculated to
The bills as listed by the gover-
nor are the repeal of the suspended
aoie subuuw j
teddies, at a fair pnee, $150 and
President Harding is caicuiaieu oui -
weaken sti.l further the position of | sentence law: the
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Count von Bernstorff, former ambassa- ernor more power in rem g
dor to the United States, in his maiden Stive officers of Texas. he aumnd-
1 speech before the reichstag Thursday, j ment to the Dean prohibit ■
The former ambassador deprecated that convictions may bo on
the temper of debate. “The demo- unsupported tes imoni the Pttr
crati, party to which, belong eontem-.ch^ of the
plait'd with profound regret the discus-. am n 8 ,aw8 0f Texas
sion going on in parliament when the ( pres. convictlons might be made
Fatherland is in dire distress. Wh«i, ^TcrtmTna* cases,
we are immediately threatened wit measures of Gov-
the gravest coercive measures we are ™ werc defeated
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we are confronted._ I Thp bU, was introduced in the house
April 29.—Frt.m'h «*...»>
lion ot Ihr Itnlii- dl.trkt ol OCTm.PS county. J ,
»-m no. M. « coon a. <'»»«; ““„ “ , “ bv * autouto-
.xttvcck. It now appear*• “j ■ „„ crlmi»a, „,aul. to
tails aqd plans formulated by Marshal faad sed th(, senate when
Koch will be discussed tomorrow y, ’ bnl up for considera-
the Supreme Allied Council, but n ap- j The senate bm was pending
peared probable h^re today that t ^ ^ house. Representative Barry
march into Germany’s coal and Indus-j of Dallas county_ proposed
trial region, if ordered, will not e, ^ thp McNealus bin be substitut-
initiated until late next week. j pd for lhe Binkley measure.
Paris. April 29.-Premier Briand left ! Representative Miller s proposal
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appropriate and modest styles for
THE GIRL GRADUATE.
Attractive and effective—you'll recognize them as THE
Hats. Featured in the most exquisite of fabrics such as
Hair-Braid, Taffeta, Milan, Leghorn, Georgette and Organdie.
Styles vary—and besides white, you’ll find Orchid, Sal-
mon, Pink, Blue and a Combination of Colors.
$14.50,$12.50,$10.00,$8.50,$7.50
Store Opens
7:30
Store Closes
6:00
for London'today to attend »e meet-' v;as opposed, but be led the fight
ing of tiie Supreme Council Saturday. for the substitute and it was tma
mg or tm ..... This action killed Binkley**!
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hitchcoek flays
KNOX PEACE PLAN
his sentence w-as suspended and that I
Ing of the Supreme Council Saturday. ■ for the sUDstuu.e wiu u -““ "'"'7 there is no felony charge pending.
He will appear before the body with adopted. This action killed Hinkle^ there
____. J7mm.li mirlianient ....npnl measure, yet the bill as tinal again
IA1LST0RM DOES
■HEAVY DAMAGE
in Navarsp county, where newspaper
.ports said the hail was banked six
iches deep in spot,, gardens, ar.e said
, have been rubied.' Corsicana re-
in the demand f<jr “direct action" in substance the McNealus bil
enforcing the penalties against Ger-! The suspended sentence law wa.
nianv in default of her reparations1 enacted onto the statute oo ■>
mdn> , ' Texas in 1913. It was written bv
Par^ oeruen. head of the Ger-|.,„dge IV. C. Morrow, presiding judge
ni mi war'burdens commission, refused of the conn of criminal appeals^
to Attend the meeting of the repara-.; Judge Morrow was a member ^
turns commission today for deter,nina-! the senitte rom q Sen.
«» - ....... a |LBUI» county. T„c .....--
German payments. 1 bm pag8ed on introduction by Sena- ajtainst the defendnt.
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-Consider-! Washington., April 29.- Senator
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ther North Texas counUes last night.
against him at the first term of
court following the expiration of
his punishment, providing that the --
defendant, is not barred from doing Abated Pr«» _ ^
so bv physical disability. . In such i Fort Worth, Texas, April 9.
event it shall be made at the first | egraphic appeal was made
term of the court after his recovery; American Red Cross today i
Ln the disability. The court then of the 6.000 destitute Mexicans in
shall, upon proof tha, the defendant i Worth and immeUTXTcInter^i
has not been convicted of a felony, j appeal was drafted at a con*ere®®*
grant the request for a new trial | held by Mayor Cockrell, the chnrchea
and dismiss tlm cause and charge j and civic workers.
Foster Trial Still On.
The trial of Fayette Foster, colar-
tlint me tuiopiiuu ............. i . have' discussed the repara-1 Judge Morrow was elected to tht ,
resolution would be an attempt to die- j stood ‘ StH.rr.,-;n.v of court of criminal appeals and on,
L, the international policies of Pres-1 tmns view the death of Judge Davidson was j
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He attacked the jneasure as idle , - - ------->-
Assoclafpit
, Washington, April 29. The House
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crops. - I ** . . , .ii.. UL-Vion l
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cotton and corn in the tfortheHstern
iction pf Kills county was'badly dam-
ped. according to Tcports from Waxa-
atihie.
franchise through a city county, when j
;.for crimes under which sentence
... i . c-mnot bo suspended by the law are
““““...... , . , _ - I Moran, Texas—Moran, through ts > criminal assault.
votes can be depended upon. i seeking automobile then, riimua
T9.. "d ....... „„ „-108. died ^ "Z
mmr" — —A- ! recenlly. Ne.Hy H - <» “«» "" ^
*" K*H ARMY j »orrT:,“od. no .e.l»e. ^
TO FLOOD FTESOLUTION j _____ ; chamber announced. ^ court tba, ,he defendant Jias
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Washington. April 29. -Secretary ■
E FAVORABLY REPORTS ( in- trial m
HOUSE IMMIGRATION BILL led. charged with the shooting of a
colored preacher named Mercneeoa
is still on trial in the district coort.
The leading witnesses in the caso
have been examined and the argu-
ment will likely start this aftemoon.-
Large crowds have been attending,
the trial, in fact every foot of avaB-
able space has been occupied most
all the time.
mission after the elimination of pro-
visions to accord special privileges for
the entrance of miners and persons
subject to religious persecution.
never before been convicted' ot
vman.i Washington. April Z9.-Liiairn.au, ^.^ville. Texas-Two large «en- ^ ^ ^ any. 0)h01. s1aU.
eeks says in a letter to Chairman | (()d(|y told Uu, HoUse that the ; eineB have been leased from the Mis- •
ihn, of the military 'committee of the - ------
Washington. April 29.- Chairman,
Sentence cannot be
. rtnipnt enlisted force of 168.000 men, as fixed j s0uri Kansas & Texas railroad by punishment —.......
(hat the war depart nt hy th|1 anny appropriation bill, was too; )hp Nationa] Bines of Mexico and ha„ ex0Ped five years intpris-
________ ..posed ’to the adoption vy ^ ^at at the proper time, he be use(i 0u the Matamoras-Mon- •' • jn ,he penitentiary
, House of the Flood resolution asK-! jnU.odin.e an amendment in-! tPre‘y ra.ilroad by the National l.mcs ep|M. iS suspende<l under the-
. Why Brigadier.General Omar Bun-1 ^ (h<> f.,rce to 175,000. ' of Mexico and will he used on the ' is.,ms of tbo law during thej
was not recommended for pron o-^ . ______________;-- | Matamoras-Monterey division. The bt.,,avjor of the defendant. By |
n by President Harding. , jexas c\ O. Moser, sec.re- i engines passed through the Brown*- ^ (prni -good behavior'’ is meant j
• ---------------------------. f tarv of the Texas Farm Bureau fed-1 ville eftstoms house. |hat lllt, defendant shall not be;
lenison, Texas -Construction , • ontHnP<1 the federation’s cot- '"~r*tT*e\U- form convicted of any felony during ihej
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suspendedj
assessed by the
For Sale
FORD sedan
FORD coupe
Practically New
Good Condition
Quick Service Garage
^ , PHONE 111 "
that he was a ^ Tt^rbe Tmi^d. te
large of Texas, looking lor a place, mg tliat he has
,0 pitch my tent.". He said he had shaii P-x-^to ,^ felony
not decided where he would rp™me“® (he convicU„„ under which
his business as a banker.
THIS
CLEAN-UP-WEEK
The’ Sanitary Officer will in-
vestigate and report all places
found unclean—The City Or-
dinances will be enforced
Venida Hair Nets
_We have at last succeeded in getting Venida Hair Nets
for which you have been waiting so long.
BRASELTON-SiyilTH DRUG COMPANY
DOROTHY WATT, Jeweler
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-OUR &3 YEARS of successful banking experience in this ;
city, coupled with our capital and earnings now amounting ;
to nearly $200,000.00; and our stockholders’ liability which
is larger than any other bank in the County, enables ns to !
give our depositors every assurance of safety. ,
UNIFORM COURTESY TO EVERYBODY
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
COUNTY DEPOSITORY .
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The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 91, Ed. 1 Friday, April 29, 1921, newspaper, April 29, 1921; Weatherford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647628/m1/1/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .