Denton Record-Chronicle (Newspaper) - October 8, 1917, Denton, Texas THE WEATHER RECORD o'clock o'clock o'clock o'clock o'clock 49 50 55 58 TOMORROW'S WEATHER Tonight much colder Tuesday fair and Wednesday fair V A V'S TEMPERATURES 99 Minimum 58 VOLUME XVIII S DENTON TEXAS MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8 1917 NUMBER 48 Has been set aside as A very commendable idea There so many things that can be made at a small expense using our materials and suggestions Articles that are useful articles that are ornamental and decorative in the home our Tapestry and Drapery fabrics You can make window curtains covers for boxes and trunks shield that unsightly corner make pillows knitting bags laundry bags work baskets are only a few of the ions we have to offer Come in we'll tell you more about things you can make It all helps COURT HEN you look at old pictures of your friends and relatives of the past pleasant memories of former times are recalled Make the appointment today BOOTS It is a well known fact that the women who have their feet dressed at this house of Good Shoes always have the best dressed feet seen on the street or at home Our cut shows two of the of our handsome artistic Fall Boots These are an entirely new creation with Kid vamp whole quarter and with long pointed toe All sizes and widths the great increase in the cost of Shoes this Shoe Store still stands for the best shoe values at any stated price e And the Loan accept only from Com- panies having a complete set of books of their county There's a reason Ask any attorney have the only modern and complete abstract plant in Denton County that Is kept up-to-date daily Conveyancing and all kinds of notary work done P R BIRD Manager Don't Try to Save a tjie Expense of Your FEET four out of five applicants for the army were re- because of poor feet Cheap Shoes and foOr Fitting the cause We buy Shoes that are properly built and we fit them correctly to your your feet to them Bi Center of Shopping Activities Helping Each Other Mutual aid is a mutual advantage The customers help the bank and the bank helps the customer Start an account here day We nan help each other We are ready to do our part EXCHANGE NATIONAL Established 1881 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Officers and A 1 NANCE Pres 1 R CHRISTAL J C COIT Cashier E D CURTIS Asst Cashier 1 II PAINE A c RD P BATES lail fur more drafted men to re- examination Wednesday aud nf week was decided on the Monday after- John W Bailey an- This in Hie first The local board Monday reopened the case nf Marion M Bice of Aubrey and wanted a discharge on the ground of dependents A discharge for Carl Lawrence was received from district board REICHSTAG DEBATE Oct papers which support Reichstag majority severely censure Dr iuh the fierman vice-chancellor and nf for his city to respond to of the and expressed discontent wilh 11 pen Monday They nre of opinion that tlie lure of l-he government may depend on the Monday in view nf the motion of the independent ists Ih it the majority is of ion Hie reply of Hie to the interpretations did not meet the in- df the Reichstag CONSTITUTIONALITY OF DRAFT LAW TO BE ARGUED DECEMBER 10 WASHINGTON Oft permit an early decision the Supreme court today advanced appeals involving Hie constitutionality of the draft law and fixed Dee 10 for hearing WASHINGTON Oct Supreme court today refused 1.0 review and by inlo effect Texas Federal court's decision holding that the rison law is and requiring ft T a druggist Io serve one year's ment for violating act COURT TO REVIEW A HEARST INJUNCTION WASHINGTON Get Supreme decided to review the eral decrees which restrained the Inter- national News Service or the Hearst service from pirating news from the Associated Press Today's action of the court does not afreet the operation of injunctions already existing court said but merely provides for n review lo which there was no sition hy the Associated Press V S SHOE SUIT SET JAN 7 WASHINGTON Oct court today decided to expedite the government's suits against the United States Shoe chinery company and fixed January 1 hearing arguments TEXAN WHO CARRIED OLD GLORY AT VIMY RIDGE COLDEST IN TEXAS WITH 36 DEGREES SPRINGFIELD 111 Oct frosts in Central and Northern Illinois did to miniatured corn reports received here today indicated DALLAS Del cold at limes whipt mist by a strong norther Toll hern this forenoon The temperature in Dallas fell Sunday evening and day morning The mercury registered reported degrees morning AMERICAN FLAG IX HATTLE Photo ij Clancy a Texan gunner in the British Royal Artillery with tlie American he carried over the lap of Vimy Clane is permitted to wear a small American Hag on his arm NO HOPE ON MEMBER I peon member of the i- quoted in ti dispatch us at n of the commit lee of his party Hint DROUTH BROKEN six weeks was here I his morning by a drenching rain There were showers the WILL START NOV 28 SAYS CHAIRMAN FLY AUSTIN Oct Representative W M Fly of chairman of the Legislative committee which is lo probe all departments and institutions of the slate said today i the central of len members will meet at Austin Oct 20 and 25 when the work of j sion will be outlined i ile said the investigation will begin Nov 28 I Oklahomans to Feed Wheat to j Western Section OKLAHOMA CITY Ok a million bushels of wheat will be fed to livestock in Oklahoma fall it is indicated by reports today by the Slate Council of Defense from twenty-three western counties In most of the counties an acreage of wheat planted is hut no hope is held out that plunging will further stimulated by the in- crease of a few cents a bushel possible under the new marketing arrangements First Liberty Motor Truck Out LIMA Ohio Oct first berty Iruck for Ihc States army a- product of the greatest truck designers of the country and of genius of motor truck plants and sixty-two automobile factories was completed here i today at a local manufacturing plant thousand copies of it will he turned out in trie first half of for the army CAPTAIN T 1 CALLAN PIONEER OF i DEAD AT FOPS WORTH Oct J 1 I a Texas pioneer is dead at his home in Menard GERMANY PREPARES FOR OFFENSIVE ON SEAPORTS Oct German val forces have been observed off the and off the coast of Sweden confirming the mors of an intended German offensive and Petrograd to a dispatch to the Morning Post from Stockholm A traveler who lias arrived in the Swedish capital says mat he learned from a trustworthy source that erable forces have been seen in the tic including numerous mine sweepers seaplanes and RUSSIAN ELEMENTS Oct a con- ference between members of a delegation representing tlie democratic congress and representatives of the a complete agreement was reached on all questions The government will immediately form a complete cabinet so that the re- constituted coalition government may be able to begin work at once on the laid down STRIKE IN EFFECT Sunday Oct 7 general railroad strike order which a complete tie-up if Ml except sanitary and military I rains became effect ivp last midnight All passenger scheduled lo leave Petrograd today except those for front were abandoned The was carried out in spite of the ing that the strikers would have to an- swer charges nf treason For That Soldier Boy's Photograph Get a frame We have beautiful white Ivory ones Come and see them We can fit his photograph with a frame Prescription Druggist Side Sq Denton Tens Quirk 188 Illinois Town Wiped Out By Incendiary Fire One Held i 111 Oct town of Clarence 111 was virtually wiped out by fire yesterday lhal is believed to have been incendiary A- young man seen running from hardware where the fire originated was arrested Almost every business building in the town Was destroyed THE First National Bank 111 I If HI Mill I Ul I lie is I here no hope of crush inn on As Tor I lie he said Ions or had heen sunk Mini no disposition toward IKI I he part of dis- RAIN INTERFERING AGAIN WITH BATTLE ON FLANDERS FRONT BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM Oct counter attack by the Germans in force east of Polygon wood in the region of Reutel last evening was beaten off by artillery and machine-gun fire The front involved was over n width of about 500 yards The attack was preceded by a heavy artillery barrage which was put down not only in this sector but along the of the new battle line Tlie rain of yesterday has turned the lint I Infield in a mass of deep mud ind filled shell boles with water ranking most difficult military operations of all sorts Calm all along the fighting line during the night is reported GERMAN ATTACK ON MOW BRITISH POSITIONS Oct Hermans made on Hie east of Ypres lasl night where Hie Brit- is recently have made important ces department reports the enemy was repulsed NEW YORK ROOTERS STILL PROFESSING HOPE FOR VICTORY Oct New York ind learns are ed here afternoon for tomorrow's of Ilic championship rooters are cheerful are that the series be Lied up in flic next Iwo games albeit Hie of tlie feat CHICAGO TAKES SECOND ALSO out of Box and Win 7 lo 2 firl failed In come I In defeat hy tlie While Sox in the opening game ami lost in the second hy of In 2 the Hants ers being hammered for fourteen hits Kaber for Sox and and Anderson for the AND PERU BREAK WITH BERLIN LIMA del has severed linns Oct has severed diploma I in wilh many PREDICTED FROST IN SOUTH BOOSTS COTTON BALE Oct frosts in Sou t h advance of more him n hale in the cotlon market this forenoon contracts n pound nUovo Hie low level of lust Thirteen Negroes Released Not Connected With Rioting POUT BUSS Oct nf tj soldiers held in con- wilh in Houston were released day md returned In Columbus N join their ordered upon re- of trie nf which found I Ivy had no parl in the 1917 Corn Crop Greatest an I loss of corn crop will lie in history The issued by of show the crop will bo bushels and despite an estimated loss of during the crop will last year's crops approach records German Sub Interned at Cadiz Escapes Spain Investigating MAI mm net Herman rine nt Cadiz lias escaped Oct Spanish has drastic action to discipline officers responsible for safe internment of German sub- marine which escaped from Cadiz ANOTHER CREDIT OF O GOVERNMENT Oct 100.000 credit advanced to Britain by DEFENDANT WIM TESTIFY IN KEET KIDNAPING TRIAL Mo Oct ter of the defendants in the ed lo abduct C A Clements a nf Springfield will be a witness for the slate in trial of Claude T with kidnaping Baby Lloyd Keel AT TWO TO IX MO Mo Krl of anil Buck if Ibis were burned lo death here in a fire which started ill n and caused property of Capital and FIRST NATIONAL BANK Denton Texas Satisfactory Service The policy of this bank is based upon service that satisfies Nothing is too good for our tomers whether the account be large or small Your welcome is not measured by the size of your deposit Then too The non-interest bearing and cured deposits of this bank are protected by the Depositors Guaranty Fund of the State of Texas Service and safety make satisfied Customers We will appreciate YOUR account First Guaranty State Bank The Bank of Better Service STYLISH COATS FOR LADIES This is going to be a great coat season and never so well fixed to supply the trade with the really stylish coats as we find selves now Whether you are ready to buy or not Now is the time to make a selection We will lay it aside for you and keep it for you till you need it Don't Spend Any Coat Money Till you have seen these prices to You Will Find Values In Ladies Petticoats etc here that will surprise you Millinery to Meet Your fondest expectations We are that you see The Woman Who Pays by check instead of In escapes a lot of worry about money mailers She lias an record of where her money gons and a for every penny she has paid Besides It's so much safer liave the in I In- bank than in home i Mir special department for women will be glad to give information Den ton County National Bank FARM LOANS LOWEST RATES MOST LIBERAL TERMS FARM LOANS ALVIN HILL President T f Stacy Adams Shoes In highest quality leather correct in perfectly shaped to fit smoothly anj the maximum and All uncertainty shoes will wea shape is ended in a pair of in let's talk
