Corsicana Daily Sun Newspaper Archives
April 03, 1919 Page 5

Corsicana Daily Sun (Newspaper) - April 3, 1919, Corsicana, Texas THE OOR8IOANA DAILY SUN PAGE FIVE THE REAL TRUTH I heard that you were presented to the Wealth Miss Bocks Inst given away would be better than Somebody told her I was a ribbon L AGREED never deserved a wife like know hut I suppose Im being punished for the sins of my NOWADAYS COMMITTEES HOLD MEETING Chairman of Soldiers Home Coming Com mittees Report The Executive in charge of the big reception to be given the home coming soldiers at a near date in the met yesterday afternoon at oclock at Carnegie Library fora hearing1 on the activities ol the various subcommittees in charge of the George chairman of the presided at the meet The of the various committees having the work in charge were called all of whom made good reports of their L Johnson for the refresh ment committee reported that the serving of the banquet to the soldiers had been awarded to the Ladles of the First Presbyterian Church for a Regarding the finances of the enter tainment of the Chairman McGee announced that from all in dications it would take at least which amount he felt would not be hard to since it was for such a patriotic Chairman Morton or the invitation committee reported that from all Indi ns there would be at least 400 soldiers that would attend the ban BriHhart announced that the decorating committeew as getting along while Chairman Walton of the banquet arrangements commit tee also reported Butler made a good report for the music committee arid Syd ney for the reception to be giv en at the Elks announced that his plans were well under Other optimistic reports were made by members of the various committees all of which proved beyond a doubt that everything was well under way to give the soldiers a grand reception that they will not forget In a long The exact date of the big affair as yet is not as the time will all de pend upon the mustering out of Bat tery D after they arrive in Fort During the meeting there was a committee of the pastors of the city before the executive with Booth as in a very friendly and dig nified manned expressed objection to some features in connection with the coming reception to be given the sold The objections presented were taken up by the executive committee in an executive iThere then being no other business the committee 1 understand they are exposing the corporation of which your husband Is and you dont know how It has advanced us BETWEEN PROPERTY MEN See those beautiful Period Design Phonographs at Southwestern Music GOLDBERG WINS INCONTEST One of Ten to Speak for Medal at University of Texas By William Harry Special to the April the pre liminaries of the Freshman Declama tion Contest for the WUmot Gabriel Goldberg at Corsicana was among the ten chosen for the The contest was open to all Freshmen in the University and some of the best speakers from all over the State par ticipated in The finals will be held April That new stage curtain wont an It wont They found that out when they tiled to ring It A SCOUT Captain Sam Harwell Returns to University By William Harry Special to the April Sam who has been stationed at during the past few has received his honor able discharge from the and re entered the University of THIS COUNTY IS REDUCING Largest Number of Cot ton Pledges in Texas Sent From Here April of more than one thousand cards from Hill county farmers pledging to reduce cotton acreage was announced yester day by secretary ol the Texas Industrial Almosl the same number has been received from Navarro making a total of 2000 in the last It is said that reductions in Navar ro county will average 50 per cent anc those in Anderson and Smith counties will average from 35 to 50 per cent In reply to a telegram from the North Carolina Cotton Association at Ral Judge chair man of the Federal Reserve Board predicted success In the cotton agre age reduction movement in Texas am informed the association that the de crease would run as high as onethin in many sections of the I KO over to your house will I find your sister in on whether youse can run faster dun She told me to let her know if I saw you Hat Dye at Will Jackson and wife were here to day from Claude McKinney of Van Al utyne is Tisating her and Mrs at the State Hearne of Heath was here today en route to Blooming Halbert and Bell were here today from Scott Will Schuyler and Freeman were here today from TRACK MEET ON SATURDAY County Olympians Wil Gather at Odd Fel lows Home The County Athletic Meet will b held on the grounds of the F April beginning at 9 in The has ketball games will be played in the morning and the track and field events will be held in the afternoon An admission fee of twentyfive cent wil be charged for the purpose of paj ing the incidental expenses of th The payment of a single fe will entitle a person to the privilege of seeing all the events of the meet Tickets will be on sale at the THE STORE OF SERVICE ONE PRICE TO ALL DYER I April 5th to 13th has been desigaated as National Dress Up Week of course Corsicana women are always right uptothemoment who promenade on Fifth Avenue that style thoroughfare recognize and wear gar ments fashioned like the models that are now on exhibition in Dyers ReadytoWear Suits and Wraps with the latest Dress Up Style touches priced to Dresses V with every Dress Up Idea Prominent truly Beauty Creations Priced to I plays a wonderful part in the Dress Up the shoe be of wrong or of wrong and on a bad appearing and poorly or improperly would come the Dress Up Dyers shoe section carefully aids you in avoiding these shoe dorTts Shoe prices range from to Blouse the irresistible garment that goes fartherest in pro ducing the proper feature to the really Dress up Blouse Section pronounces those ex treme touches of style which appeal so tremendously to the present generation of Blouse prices from to Hat of course really the crowning event of the Dress up and the present season carries such a wide variation of style as to permit one to fully satisfy ones own idea of what should be Dyers Hat Salon is a real representation of correctness in all Hat Prices range from to SIX MILLION ARE STARVING Hobby Issues Pro clamation Calling on People to Help There will he a campaign in in behalf of the Jewish War Suffer Hobby has issued a procla mation to the people asking them to respond to the call for Every county in Texas is now being organ In Navarro county organization Is being effected with the view of put ting on the campaign at as early a day as A meeting of prominent citizens has been called for tonight at 8 oclock at the Chamber of Commerce to make plans for the Recently in New Orleans was raised for this fund in a short tine and the State of Louisiana has raised a total of The feeling among Texans is that Texas can do what Louisiana has and Navar ro county will doubtless do its Henry director of the American Jewish Relief Commit in a recent issue of the Jewish published at Fort wrote as The need for relict in warwrecked Europe is greater BOW than ever be With the signing of the armis tice millions of people In the liberated areas were found to be suffering as perhaps people have never suffered In Galacia and the death rate among the children under fivo at the present time exceeds sixty due 1o It Is es timated there are sox million Jew ish children and aged men ac tually starving to Louis Marshall recently paid Wo shall need more money than now that the veil is about to be lifted which has prevented tho outer world from appreciating the full ex of the stiffening of the unfortu nate inhabitants of Eastern Not only have OUT brethren been vic tims of but the recent atroci ties which they have undergone in Po land and Galaeia beggar Last year through the generosity of the Jews and of we raised fifteen million dollars to help three million of our while this with the removal of the bar more than five million peoplo cry to us for Will the people of America permit thenrto In run7 Louisiana has replied with the proceeds of campaign held in January of which amohnt ttie dtj of New Orleans contributed and the little city of Shreveport i population of under the leader thip of Jasper a Meth odist subscribed Way out in our state chair Henry Wallemstein of joined forces with the Armenian and Syrian relief which will add at least acotbor to tho racred Mr August Kohn of Co South Is preparing a state drive and the governor of South Carolina has called uftion his citizen ship to contribute at least Out in South Dakota a small group of Jews invited the participation of lead ing nonJews and on March 2Sih the entire state will have Intensive cirive lasting days which is cer tain to brine another for our stricken It will be interesting to note that the chairman for this drive n v he cheerfully answered the call to tservo The State of Arizona under the leadership of Davil Goldberg of within a few days will send a check for being tho pro cefcds of their campaign recently con ended which netted to be equally divided between the Jewish war sufferers and the Armenian and Syrian roliof Many other as Kentuc with FitHl Levy of Louisville an Texas under Mie general ship of Alex Sangcr of and several have pledged to raisa large sums in order the greatest tragedy n huiran history may be Notwithstanding the militating fac tors of unsettled business income wo face the future confident that American generosity is not an evanescent thing which must be kept alive by the pressure of tUt instead a permanent spiritual en richment which has transformed Am erica into one of the greatest and hap piest notions on the CorTex Oil ll Deep It Was a Big The rain that fell here after noon was very ana the paved streets were near knee deep in places in a few Parties here today report Chambers Creek getting and the rain of last night and today is expected to put that stream out of its CorTex OH ll Concrete George Tidd is adding concrete walks to and otherwise beautifying his corner of Eleventh street and Second CorTex Oil Deep Davis Howard was here today from Tarver was in Blooming Grove Too Late to of Had on tag Fred Barth and Box Finder return to Sun office and get WANTED Two nice unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping or small Address care Sun of WE BUY AND SELL all kinds of Fur wagons all kinds of second hand Call us before you Phone 200 10th Johnson THESE ARTICLES must be sold at once 2 solid oak dressing li brary flat top solid oak re volving office threequarter iron heavy cotton mattress and springs rnisison clock and 808 2nd Phone Jake The Sick and Convalescent The condition of Abe Mulkey is no Miss Cleone who under went an operation at the and days ago returned to her home in the north part of town Wilkerson of the Grove la reported still very Hat Dye at