Ships to be Scrapped by U S Government
Washington December 4 Captain Dudley W Knox cites an Army and Navy Journal piece on limitations of armaments showing many slated scrappings are unfinished or older ships. He notes current shortages in personnel to man new ships and the eighteen battleships now in commission need about 22 380 men, with only about 19 000 aboard.
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Washington
Army and Navy Journal
United States Navy
Dudley W. Knox
America
Hughes
Distress After Eating Prompted by Bad Digestion
Advertisement notes Herbine aids digestion and clears impurities to restore vigor and buoyancy. Describes relief from distress after meals. Price 60c. Sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Cotton Palace Dates Set for 1922 Fair Season
Texas Cotton Palace officials say the 1922 dates will run Oct 21 to Nov 11 with sixteen days of show. Dallas fair precedes Cotton Palace and Newston follows after, avoiding overlaps among Texas expositions.
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Cotton Palace
Waco Times-Herald
W. W. Crawford
Texas Cotton Palace Association
Chicago
Crayford
Mayfield
Religious Services and Leaders Schedule in town
Methodist Sunday school at 9 45 morning service 11 o clock evening services 7 p m Rev J R Morrie PMeter Junior League 3 p m Senior League 6 p m Woman's Missionary Society 4 o'clock Monday afternoon Mrs I T Clemons president Mrs J B Layne secretary Prayer meeting 7 pm Wednesday. Baptist Sunday school 9 45 a m HI Muddleston Supt services 7 15 p m Rev Forrest Maddox Pastor Junior and Senior BYPU 6 30 p m Sunday Baptist Woman's Missionary Society 4 am Monday Mrs Bert Speed president Prayer meeting 7 15 p m Wednesday Sunday school 10 00 a m W H Rowland Sept service Top m Dr C Klingman Pastor Christian Endeavor 6 p m Sunday A P Cox president Woman's Missionary Society 4 p m Monday Mrs G A Cunningham president Mrs G A Chilton secretary Council meeting Wednesday 7 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m Mrs D Chas Clark Supt service 7 15 p m Rev J A Black Pastor Woman's Auxiliary 3 30 p m Tuesday Mrs R W Scurry president Mrs Jno P Hoff secretary Morning service 11 a m Evening service 7 15 p m second Sunday each Month Rev John Power of Brownwood Pastor Ladies Guild 3 p m Monday Mrs J Chilton president Altar Guild 4 p m Saturday Miss Frances Burks president Church of Christ Sunday school 10 a m C L Cox Supt Church 11 a m Riders I Cox Frank Redwine
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H. Donato
J. R. Morrie
Pmeter
Woman's Missionary Society
I. T. Clemons
J. B. Layne
HI. Muddleston
Forrest Maddox
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Bert Speed
W. H. Rowland
C. Klingman
Christian Endeavor
A. P. Cox
G. A. Cunningham
G. A. Chilton
D. Chas
Clark
J. A. Black
Woman's Auxiliary
R. W. Scurry
Jno
P. Hoff
John Power
Brownwood
Ladies Guild
J. Chilton
Altar Guild
Frances Burks
Society Directory Dinner and club notices
Thursday Dinner club meets every Thursday at 6 o clock Miss Frances Burks president. As You Like It Bridge club to 6 pm Tuesday Mrs Geo Simmons. Why Not 42 club 8 to 6 pm Wednesday Mrs Walter Durham president Merry Matrons 4 to 6 pm Wednesday biweekly Mrs James D D Slack president Friday Afternoon Bridge club meets PD Mrs R H Moore president Study Club meets first third Thursday in school library May Ga Parent Teacher Association meets every third Friday 5 pm Mrs C R M Dudle West ward meets 3 to 5 pm Have us sew the cell your car curtain Kil
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Frances Burks
Geo. Simmons
Walter Durham
Merry Matrons
James DD. Slack
Bridge Club
R. H H. Moore
Mays
Will Ga
Parent-Teacher Association
Typewriter Ribbons at Chief Office
Readable note announces Underwood typewriter ribbons available at the Chief office for purchase.
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Underwood
Notice to publish guardian appointment for minors Frank
The State of Texas commands publication in a Comanche County newspaper for ten days prior to return day. The notice concerns Opal Mae Frank and siblings as minors and names 4 C. & ley as Temporary Guardian appointed by the County Court on November 28 1921. Publication seeks compliance before the return day.
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Comanche County
State OF Texas
Opal Mae Frank
Vane Barnett Frank
Ora Fay Frank
Audree Frank
Beatrice Frank
C. & Ley
Tebe County
Texas
Farmers' Union to Meet in Waco
Dallas dispatch reports the Texas State Farmers Union will hold its mid winter convention in Waco January 18 to 20 at the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium. Charles S. Barrett may speak if the Washington peace conference adjourns in time. The union claims 32 state unions and nearly two million members with extensive cooperative businesses and livestock sales leadership.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas State Farmers Union
Chamber of Commerce
Waco
DD. E. Lyday
Charles S. Barrett
National Union
Washington
Barrett
Harding
Lyday
Farmers Union
United States
Grenge
The
Commission
Future fight between white and yellow races
London news reports the Bishop of Chelmsford warning at the English Church Congress that a future world war may pit white against yellow races. He cites misallocated funding, urges Christian principles to underlie policy, and warns grandchildren may fight a color war unless unity and Calvary guide nations.
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London
Chelmsford
English Church Congress
Birmingham
England
Asia
China
India
Japan
Olor
Washington
Paris
Calvary
Boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma postponed to March 6 1922
State's representative in the Texas Oklahoma boundary suit returns from Washington. Judge R H Ward reports the supreme court of the United States rescheduled the case to March 6 1922. The dispute affects oil lands valued near ten million dollars and Texas and Oklahoma await final disposition this term.
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Washington
R. H. Ward
Supreme Court of the United States
Ward
Texas
Oklahoma
Key General of
Comanche Knights of Pythias district meeting praised
Brownwood hosts a large Comanche Knights of Pythias district gathering with delegates from Brownwood Rising Star De Leon Coleman and other towns. Grand Chancellor Lemley and D J Johnson led sessions ending with initiatory work and a long night of entertainment and remarks by visiting officers.
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Brownwood
Lemley
Texas
Rising Star
de Leon
Coleman
D. J. Johnson
Comanche Knights
Comanche
Jonson
Charles B. Baughman
Austin
P. Officiel Coster
D. L. Johnson
Ed A. Franke
Jack Howard
HW. Easley
V. C
Guy M. Ewing
Ney Byrd
M. W
Derrick
M. A
T. V. Byrd
Wim. Ingram
O. F. Stanley
FE. A. Wilder
Alvin Clare
FE. A. Easley
A. Glanville
MD Evans
Gus Westman
E. R. Lewis
Negro National Committeeman Visits White House
Henry Lincoln Johnson, Negro national committeeman from Georgia, visited President Harding in Washington. He said no senate rejection of an appointment was discussed and that he plans to keep his post for the full term and seek re election after it ends.
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Washington
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Harding
White House
Senate
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Johnson
Hebron Community News Briefs
Hebron reports health condition as very poor. Miss Velma Morton visits sister Mrs. Adcock in Comanche. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cox visit aunt Mrs. Grundy in Cotton Grove. F Morton loses a meat hog. skunk and opossum hunting active locally. T. L. and Harry Morton visit Mrs. Cox. William Gandy of Cotton Grove stays with Lawrence Loyd this week.
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Velma Morton
Adcock
Comanche
J. H. Cox
Mrs. Grundy
Cotton Grove
F. Morton
T. L
Harry Morton
Jury No Place for Women in Citizens Panels
San Francisco December 5. Helena M. Hubbard wife of an attorney urged conviction of Roscoe Arbuckle saying no woman belongs on a jury. She would vote her own husband guilty if she believed him, and rejects jury service as offensive to women.
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San Francisco
Helena M. Hubbard
Roscoe Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Trains Schedules Include Cotton Belt Stops
Southwest Railway timetable lists arrivals and departures at Ar Comanche Ly Ar Hamilton and Ar Waco with times 6:35pm 9:25am 4:05pm 12:15pm 11:00am and 5:25pm for connections between St Louis and Waco via Hamilton Ar Comanche Ly.
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Hamilton
Waco
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