Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Monday, April 7, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE FOUR. ST.
SHfljiAif, DAttV ,
Monday, A#wl7, 19191 /
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Our Easter
Shoe Display
All the wanted styles an* here.
’Handsome, Stylish, exclusive 8h<x-s—
Shoe fashions that arc different!
Shta's, Oxford*, f'olonlals, Pump*
and Skip|mts in tin- Greatest Variety
of Styles and Patterns shown in North
Texas.
We Invite yon to mita' to see our
magnificent line on Paster Footwear.
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MATTERS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
♦ * ♦ Pollrr Matter.
t • — -- • > ♦♦—,-4*4 A Frisco work train in tin* north:' >
i state convention will la1 held in’this
('ity Federation.
• meet ini: of the new ♦ jjjjy j city .May 1-3. -R-was hoped that this
| FVdernflon of Women's <’labs (x-imrred' date might be changed qa it conflicts
jSaturday afternoon itf'Thi* ifabtic li-jwith another organization which will
hrar.v. Miss Gladys Cornell. tempo- lie in session in Sherman at that
rar.v chairman, presiding. -The imme- time, hut plans are completed and
diate object of this minting was to programs out. which make any mov-
|M*rfect the organization y for which, ing of tile date impossible.
preliminary stetx. were taken several] d—- , . . „ ,, , ... ...
> Mr „„.t ad... it*.,, to.,.™,„.!<'«■'• »rrest after finding two bottles of
morpldpe i-oni-etftbd on his person. He
was turned over to Deputy F. S. Mar.
Police Matters.
A Frisco work train in the north
yards here was entered Saturday
night and alxnit $24 stolen from rloth-
ing Isdonglng to tilt* traintmn. Twenty
dollars was secured from tlic poclnts
of one pair of breeches and alamt #4
from another. The officers an* work-
ing on the ease.
Chief of Poliee John Blaine and
Patrolman Frank Recce early Sunday
severa
w*s-ks ago. Mrs. Silas Hare, chair-'' Mr. and Mrs. Silas Han* have gone
man of the committee delegated to to Fort Worth to mist their son,
j draft a constitution and by-laws, Lieutenant Frank Han*; who ha* just
j read a copy of the same, which, after ^returned from oversea* duty ‘ will)
several- minor amendments, was for-.the 132ml Field Artillery,
mally adop’ed. In seh-eting (lie per-f —
m.-ment officers. a representative was Mg. and Mrs. Will and Mrs
sought from each of the city’s fedcr- Ixiht Ta*siie went to Fi*rf-\Vorth yeste j
ated etnhs, and restilied in the elec- day to meet Lieutenant Loyd Leslie.
Ition of Mrs. Silas Hare president, j who will arrive at ('amp Howie today
Mi's, B. t\ I footer. vice president, with the 132nd -Field Artillery.
Alls* Gladys Pornell. recording see re-
morning ptaeed n one legged man un-
Colored Citizens.
man. 1 * jj®U
Ministers art* asked to take up this
week for each negro home in Slier-
tjuestion from tin* pulpits and Ixxird
meetings.
Tin* school children will lie given
proper attention as to tire importune*
d Sanitation. Prof. A. J. Kirkpatrick
slial J. U Satterfield by flic officers.
Dr. W. I>. Poe reported to tin* Po-
lity' Snndily morning that some otip
Jlad entered hia of fits- Saturday night.
Nothing was rcitortcd missing and tlie
polity* are of the opinion that the ltd
trader was "in seaivli of morphine or
some oilier drug.
LOCK’S GARMENT SHOP
125 North Travis St.
i /
ALL SPRING SUITS REDUCED.
About one hundred left that we want to sell before
Easter. Most of them have just come to us in delayed ship-
ments—styles, materials and colors are the very newest. If
you have waited to buy your sint, then you will more than
be pleased with the savings ^fta^&vait you at* this store.
Come down and see just,how much you can save on a Suit
or Coat.
Major Robert R. Stilton, principal of
Tuskegee Institute, ha* requested that
the negroes of the United States oh-
jerve as “Negro Health Week,” the
week beginning April 5, as a fitting
commemoration of the life of the late llHs |M¥tl appointed by the State Board
looker T. Washington. who was the ttt „fter tin* work in Sherman,
originator of this health movement (j(, js to make a report as to
among negroes and whose birthday
foil on this (late.
Tiie Texas Health Association, wish-
ing to cooperate with tlds movement,
which is so vital, urges the negro
citizens of Texas to do all they can
to improve the health and sanitary
conditions in their respective commun-
ities.
. Ia*t this .week la- a busy dean tiPj
Grand -lur>' Impanelled.
Judge Frank K, Wilcox, m-onmpan-
i(*d by Court Stenographer Jim Muse,
arrived In Sherman just before noon'
from McKinney, having lteen delayed
at Howe by the storm. Judge Wilcox
opened the April term of the Fifty-
Ninth 1 >lstriot Court. Impuunelltng a
grand jury at 2 o'clock tliis afternoon.
All cases for this week have been
set. and are civil jury cases.
tary. Mrs. Harlow Roberts, treasurer. Karl ia-slic lias gone to Waxahaehlc,
and Miss Conettelo i-ankford evrre* j where lie will act as l«*st tuiin in the
| spending secretary. The constitution wedding of Miss Margaret Elizabeth
| names the otticers and two delegates*'Kdwards and Frank Erwin, which
at-large from the Pity Federation as will take place in JJiat city this even-
executive Isiaril, and Mrs. Maggie ing.
Harry and Alys. Vernon Brown were: —
chosen as said delegates. Tiie coin*-' Miss F.lizaiieth* Hnlseli of Bonham
spending secretary was instructed to Is, visiting her grandmother, Mrs. C
semi in applieathm for membership J-. Bivins on South Travis street,
to the State Federation, so this Cit.vj —•
Federation might la* represented at j ,Mr, iit1d Mrs: hnmnn Dumas of
tin* district meeting io McKinney this Honey Provo are guests of Mr. -and]
month. Mrs. Vernon Brown was Mr^. I/utis Pumas of this city,
chosen delegate to', the'meeting and! —
Miss Cornell alternate.' The Tuesday Literary Club will I,, . , ,, , ... ,...
Each club is asked to t*lcct two delo- moot tomorrow at 4 p. m. with Miss; .. ., .. . .. .. ....., ... „
gates who. with the president, will he Gladys Davis.
tlieir accredited to-resent,-fives to the( .
how well tiie "Health and Sanitation; p|ty federation. For the present.. Thq B V. P.-V. of the First Baptist I ',V,V.'„nl„i(>rc!'
Work was carried oiit. Dr. Port(rogrular meetings will he held at 10 ehuivh will entertain toniglit at the
will -he asked to lecture the scIkmi! at I.., the first T*finrsday in each church at 8 o'clock for all returned
one hour tliis week upon the .subjep’. j montli at the c-iah room in the public sailors and soldiers. All men home
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The Seaton’s Newest Garments Added Every Day.
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INSURANCE
HALL & HARE
Offirers- Still al Dorchester.
Sheriff Bovd Craig and Deputy I
Sheriff Bart Shipp, who Went to Dor-1
(•heater tliis morning to investigate
Frisco
’! staiton. had not returned at 2 o’clock
| this afternoon. It is probable that tie-
a clue, it was stated at
tiu- sheriff’s office.
COMMERCIAL BANK BLDG.
PHONE 40.
A. J. KIRKPATRICK.
And many a woman who hasn't
imfcli to say is apt to use entirely too
many words in saying it.
library.
from service are most
vit(-d to come and share
tires of tiie evening.
cordially in
in the pleas-
WASHINGTON INON WOHKS
3^Slk
Cordially Invites the public to Attend
the ItSrd Anniversary Party
at the Plant, Tuesday the Eighth, from
L
8 P. M. to 10 P. M.
JAP POLICY IS
MADE PUBLIC
v Wright-Stout.
Lieutenant Wilbur Wright, in
charge of the airplane forum lions
which visited Sherman through the '
past fall and winter, was married inf
Corsicana Saturday■ noon to Miss'
j Katrina Stout, only daughter off
| Judge and Mrs. J. F. Stout of that
| city.
i Lieutenant- Wright’s affability and) San Francisco. April .7—Tiiderstand-
J strong personality made many friends jIls ,)t- o,0 western world of Japan’s
| for him in Sherman, as he frequently-aimst i„ the Orient would dissipate
i visited this city socially while station-' the- distrust felt -in some quarters
ed at Carruthers Field, and many;against that nation, said Kot&ro Mo-
i (total wishes will go out of Sherman j (.jrtznki, member of tiie Japanese par-
| to liim and the charming woman he liament, and editor of tiie Japanese
: has chosen. i Fimmeial .and.- Fconotnio Monthly of
Immediately after the wedding Tokio. in a statement issued to the
eeremonial. Lieutenant and Mrs. Associated Press. Misunderstanding
| Wright left for Rockwell Field, Pali- now fs causing much agitation
I fornla, where he is now instructor in agi,j„st JapAn. lie said.
| the aerial service. - Mr. Moellizuki has Ix-en the avowed
- . opponent of tiie presf-nt Japanese rnh-
Dansant at 1.1 ks flnh. Inet ail'd its tn*edoccssor. He left San
j For some days Sherman society had Francisco today for Washington, New
| been pleasurably anticipating York ami other eastern (dtit-s en rtmte
I tea (binsant given at.the Elks’ Plnbon f„P x*aris and TamdtWt. Mr. Moellizuki
j Saturday afternoon from 4 to 7 by js „„ ,,neiny of sccrt't diplomacy, lie
Leslie and Mary Du-!stated, amj favors the open diplomacy
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NOTICE!
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Retail Grocery Stores
of Sherman will close
at 6:30 P. M. except
Saturdays.
. Grocer Division
Retail Merchants Association
Misses Mae I >.
| mas as a special offering to their re-j America has demanded.
1 speciivi* sisters-in-law. McsilnmesJ “japan annexed Korea ten years
Loyd lioslie and Fred Dumas. Joint'jigo," lie eontinned. “Some time in
hoiK-i-ees with these ladies were Mvs. p,,/future Korea wilt In- allowed self-
Carl Vniphress and -Misses Ouyon government.
Barron, Helen. I mphress. Imogen-- ” -stmlents of Iheftiptestioii tnvaHqhly
I Moore and Willie Clenn of •V.an<Ai-'-.|,Rrtq, t„ aim benefit. Korea is now re-
ceiving. Its imoplo are being ethical-
Application tlrantwl.
The application of Ameen Elkout-i
to Ik- apiHiintert temporary guaniian
of the estate of Nnmer Welilai et ai.
minors, was granted by Judge Dayton
B. Steed.
Fifteenth Distrlrt Court.
Judge Silas Hare of the Fifteenth
District- Court opened the April term
of liis court this morning-. The-civil
jury docket for tiie Week of April 21
was set. as follows.:
22010 II. L. Venerable vs.' Waples
Platter Gro. Co.
24931 John T. Suggs vs. W. B. Mini
. son.
25123 Adam Keieliert vs. Frisco.
25142 Pittman & Harrison Co. vs.
Salt City Company. ,
25180 Denison Bank & Trust Co. vs,
Germania Fire Ins. Co.
251S7 Denison Bank & Trust Co. V*.
Insurance- Co. of North America.
25188 Denison Bank \ Trust Co. vs
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
25516 Bettie ia-o Foster -vs. Clarem-l-
Wooaley, Exec.
, Eollowlpg tills Judge Harti granted
three ...divorces: They weep Jennie
Clark vs. J. S. Clark, Bertha Watson,
vs. T„ E. Watson and l/mise Hartman
ys. Edmond E. Hartman.
I styne, Mrs. Lamon Dunpis of Honey
Grove, Misses Nansi Morris and Else-
Shrimpton of England. Miss Emily
Stapleton of Albany, Mo., Miss Eliza-
beth Halsell of Boniiani, Aliss Irene
Collum of Dallas. Mrs. Myron Smith
of Fort Worth and Mrs. Paul Ellis
of Cvalde. Tiie Elks' parlors wer,-
elaborately decorated with stately
palms and ferns and were made
bright with a wealth of blooming
plants. Throughout tip- receiving
hours, Morrell's orchestra dispensed
ed through Japan's efforts. Cmlcr
their own rule education woubl never
have come.”
tlf the situation concerning China
and Japan. Mr. Moellizuki said Ja-
pan's posit on in China “is not aimed
for tiie domination df that country.
Rather it is onr poller to make the
country free for everybody.
“Japan lias n jsuHilalion of (2'.H to
the square-'mile. The 1'nlted States
has 23. In agricn.ltnral land Japan
inspiriting music In which (-agi-r feet ,ms ip,f oitc quarter acre for each
tripped lightly. There was a verv| (K,rson whereas Hu- United States h»«
large resiHinse to the invitations l»-ji3 -acres. Thus it can be seen Japan
sued by the young hostesses, severaljcanl)ot support itself. Neither can it
hundred participating in the festivi-! n, js(l ,.otton m| manj- other articles
ties. Emphasizing the newness of of ooninieree for manufacturing. These
tin* season, many handsome toilets ap- vve m,,st import. We Import maehin-
peaml. for it was a brilliantly array- ,,,.v fmn America. We tmimrt cotton
The receiving l»no, fr^m America. Australia and lii-lia.
ed asscmhlagt*.
was augmented by Mrs. Will Ix-slie
and Airs. lauiis Dumas.
Guests were refreshed with an ice
course and angel cake.- •—*•- '•
From its inception to its close, this
We manufacture it for exixirt. The
Orient is onr best market.
“China partieuiarly is Japiin-'s mar-
ket pTace. It call easily he secii Hint
with the population of our little is
btnd increasing 600,006 yearly we can-
<r.
INSURANCE
Copious Mills^
_ ■ M&P Bank Bldg. Phone83Z
«•
happy vivacity and twilight sent the
guests- home reluctant; to dissolve so
Ichartning an affair.
. For Alias Masters.
Complimenting Aliss Riitli Alasters
w.ho is soon to la-come the .bride of
Lieutenant Walter Perry Morgan of
Wichita Falls, Atiss Fannie Gafforil
entertained charmingly at her home on
South Walnut'street Saturday after-
noon. Tulips and'snapdragon* 'were
employed to accentuate Hie attractive-
ness of tiie »«t-veVal rooms, where, twj
tables of pla.ri-rs enjoyed die game of
500. The bos'ess put a vper-rtd at. the
end of her hospitality with it light
and very palatable refreshment.
not allow pur markets to ho closed.
We must huy and we must sell to live.
That is the chief aim of our policy in
(lie Orient.”
Spasmodic Sermon.
When a rich man departs this lift
without leaving a good will there Isn't
'much peace on earth among the re-
maining heirs.
NEUMONIA
Call a physician. Immedi-
ately begin "emergency”
treatment with—
Society Notes.
j Mrs. Rontkiee Elko! of Kidd-Key.
treasurer ofltlu* State Federation of -•
I Aliisic Chibs I has nnnouneed -that thej
P
VicR’s\^poro^
•your BODYGUARD”-30f. 60^*12
I Llidis
• '.a
NON-CRUSHABLE All teen, Silk
finished, high gloss, in the new soft, non-
erushabie kind, full yard wide, full shade
line to select from
AT $1.50 YARD.
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JUST A NICE BIG BOX OF
CHOCOLATES
coat—
you’re
Just a nice box of chocolates—your hat and your
that’s the correct visiting “apparel” for men. Now
j* ^W^toall on tiie lady of your choice and are
sure of meeting her deepest approval the minute she gets her
eye on that fine box of Elmer’s Chocolates. If you’re going
to cajl on her this evening be sure to take a box along. She
will appreciate you all the more for your thoughtfulness.
Real Estate Transfers.
E. N. Shaw et ux to AV. E. Wort-
man, 82.348 acres. B. F. Fitch survey.
$16.469.60: April 1, 1919.
Fred Sciilossi-r et ux to Ida R.
Wagner of Brvan comrty, Okla:. part
of block 6, G AV. Bond's first addition
to Sherman, $8,000: April 4. 1919.
II. It. t'ouslns i-t ux to Chit*. F.
Smith, lot 3. block 23. Chaffin’s addi-
tion to Sherman, $1,450: March-26,
1919.
John II. Bill-ton et al to A. A. Dvr,
lots 1, 2, and 3, block 5. W. Elliott's
addition to Sherman, $800: April 5,
1919.
.1 B Atoore et ux to AV. T. Evatt.
jiart of old school lionse lot. Van 41-
Styne. $700; Fell. 25.1919.
Sirs. Jim. Kreager et yir to t’lmreh
of Christ of 1‘ottstioro. lot 8.3x133 feet.
Pottshoro, $1 and eonditioned that
church be erected within one year;
March 25, 1919.
Church of Christ, of Pottshoro to I).
II. Dunning, lot* 1 and 2 and part of
3. block 2, Pottshoro, $050; March 17!
1919..
A. A. Eiclder Lumber- Co. to Si
Stephens and !,. s; Summcrhill. lot 4.
block 30. AV. I\ Carter replat to Sher-
man, $350: April 29, 1916
TRAVELING SALESMAN
Tells
llmv He Gained Strength
Ambition and Vim.
Atlantic, Iowa.am a traveling
salesman and was run down, worn out,
no appetite and no ambition my drug-
gist told me Vinol was what l needed
and within a few days after taking it
1 commenced to gain and it built up
my health ami strength so
and fall I take it to build me up and
it keeps tile in splendid condition."—
W. E. Broekelsli.v.
The reason we- guarantee Vinol is‘
ijecuUM- it is a const i tut Iona i remedy
contaiidug lax-f and cod liver i>eptoncs,
iron and manganese peptonates and
glyceroi>l(bs]ilia tes the most successful
tonics known, t'arl R. Nall am! Drug-
gists ev( rywhere,
P. S. For Skill Trouble* \Ve guat-an-
tce our new skin reiui-dy, Saxoi.—Ad-
vertisement.
Marriage Licenses.
Frank Traylor and Airs. Beulah
Smith, negroes, Sherman, R. 2.
Jewel Stacy and Aliss Rosa May
Wyatt. Sherman.
,1. tY Clark and Aliss Allie Thomp-
son, Lark. Okla.
E I’. Rutherford ami Aliss Lois AL
M (-.Mahan.
.las, 0. Stratton and Aliss lluttig
everv'spring ^.V* Carter. Walters. Okla. 1
* • 'r . ti i Dee Green and Mrs. .Maggie
Edwards. iHjtl'oes. Pottshoro.
SOLDIERS ARE
NOT ASKING
FARM JOBS
DR. A. B. RUSSELL
General Practice.
117!'i West lion-ton Street,
North Side Square.
Office Phone 961.
Residence 1852.
i
$100JREWARD, S400.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that science
has been aide to cure In all its stages
anil that is catarrh,, Catarrh being
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions requires constitutional
treatment. Hail's .Catarrh Medicine U
taken internally and acts through H»
blood on tlie* mucous surfaces of tht
system tliercby destroying the fitanda
tion of Hie disease, giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing it
work. Tiie proprietors have so much
faith in the curative powers of Hall’s
Catarrh Medicine that they offer Du.
Hundred Dollars for any case that.At
falls to cure. Send for list of testl
monials.
Addresa F. .T.: CHENEY & Co
Toledo, Ohio. Hold by ail Druggists
75c.—Advertisement.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE. "
Texas and Pacific Railway.
EAST BOUND
No. 32 due ...............,11:45 a. m.
No. 36 leaves..............4 .00 p. m.
WEST BOUND. * ~
No. 21 due ....... 4:35 p. m.
No. 33 due ..............11:05 p. m
No. 35, due................9:05 &. m.
FRISCO RAILWAY.
NORTH BOUND.
Nn. 510 leaves.......... ...7:80 a. m
No. 012 arrives ...........12:25 p. ra
Departs .... ....12:40 p. m.
No. 7 mixed train arrives ..9:00 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 7 mixed train departs. .7:00 a. ro
No. 511 departs .... .......5:55 p. m.
NO. 507 arrives..........10:50 p. m.
Mitchell*& Drug Store
“THE HOME OF SATISFACTION.”
Conunercial Bank Building. Phones 112-132.
- - < G ■-fi'ri Out
H. A T. C. RAILWAY.
NORTH BOUND.
iNo. 130 due ............10:42 p. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
so. 129 due .. ..,,.,.,....6:00 a. m
COTTON BELT.
7o. 204 departs for East 10:25 a. m
liocal time card passenger trains in
I'ovt of ShermRn, effeettve Noveij-
"17, 1918. ■ N
Dallas. Tox.. April 7— S. E. lWvis
in charge of the employment bureau of
tin* service (iepartment of the Y. Al; I'.
A. liert* is asking “How you going to
keep 'em down on the farm after they
have stx-n Paris’’
Six hundred returned snldierx have:
made appjijattinn for positions Uin-iigli 1
thehtepartment: of this innnlwr it'i"jr<
few have asked for jjtaotspon the farm,
although a grt-at many stated they fol-
lowed that vocation before going into
the army.
AngeFs Poison. »
Biologists tinve proved, by laboratory
tests, that anger Is a poison hi the
blood; that a person who loses Ills
temper Is actually selfpotsoned. Take
a few drops of blood from n man In a
violent rage, they tell us; drop them
On tiie tcmpii- of a guinea pig, and it
will probably make tin* little beast sick.
Yet we hear people brag, “I gave him
a good going over,” ’’I got good and
mad.” as if one bragged of deliberately
contracting a dangerous case of blood
poisoning.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District X'ourt of tin* I’niled
States for the Eastern District of
Texas.
In tin* matter of E. W. llaekleman.
l-iinkniitt in t>anlu-uptcy.
To the cmlitors of said bankrupts of
Sadler, in the cor.jtty of Gray-
son, and 'listfict aforesaid, a lmuk-
rupt.
Notice is h-reby given that nil the
3th-day of April, 1919, flu- said K.
'V. Jlacktelnan. was duly adjft'dgcd a
bankrupt nn-J, that the first meeting of
cmlitors will be tu-td at the office of
(’has. Batsell. referee, at Htierinan.
Texas,on April 1 rtfh, 1919. at. 10 o’clock
in the forcmxm. at wliicli Huh- the said
ereitttors 4 may " attend. prove
.their claims, aptxiint a trustee, evam-
ino the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properiy coiuo
before.tlte meeting. *• '
Sherman. Texas. 5th day of April.
I iHD. ' '
(’HAS. BATSELL
it7-It ttefcree in Bankruptcy.
ICE
CREAM
Is No Experiment
With Us. V
We make it the y,car
round and arc now
open for business at all
hours.
When you buy out
Cream, you can alway$
. depend on it being
pure, rich and whole-
some food.
We Make Special
Cream for
Special Occasions
_ Guarantee to please
any taste. Try us for
better Cream—it will
pay you.
Lyon Farm
Creamery
If You Want
QUALITY CONCRETE Work, then
call on rat-, for-that lit the only kind I
do Mv prices arc as reasonably as
anyone can do gixx^ivovk for. and
make a jtvlUjg. " A -eliaap jnb.i* money
thrown away.
H. ADLOF
Frost King
Steel Frame
Ice Cream
-
Freezers
—Use very little ice.
—Freeze quicker.
—Easily cleaned.
—Almost Everlasting.
Phone Us to Send
Yours Out Today.
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