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warning them to be careful in extending
further credit to Germany. He pointed out
search work, and had many achievements
to his credit. He never needed the services
of a press agent. He did not qare for undue
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he called to order at 10 o’clock.
Wednesday morning. The president
will name an executive commit-
tee of' 31—one from each sena-
State, War and
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be conditioned as to temperature and
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the department believes
bankers should examine
prty. This is the Fish indictment: "It was
inexcusable that thisetter was not submit-
ted to the congress when the moratorium
bill was being considered. The state depart-
ment is now placed in the position, by the
democrats, of having tried to protect cer-
tain bankers to the detriment of the public
By CHARLES P. STEWART
Central Pret. Staff Writer
interest—which makes it now_loo‘ as if the of Texas
vrepublicanparty hauveen shielding Amer- l should be ___________ __
ican international bankers." ef a valuable nature to all whom he served
Yes, the Kellogg letter pointed out that I in this and other American commonwealths.
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it is curious that sanitary engi. j
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sideration to humidifying the air. The
Miss Evelyn Mab Coffey
at Southern Methodist ur
Dallas, Tex, has teen etc
president of the Nationa
Federation of America,
eration, which recently
seventh annual __________
ledo, O., is comprised of
leges and universities wi
enrollment of 350,000
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108 South Anglin Street, leburne Texas
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When theaters first began to ue
cooled air in the summer time they
usually maintained a temperature of
about 70. But they also reduced the
humidity of the air so much that
with very dry air this temperature
-.surface pf things: "If they cannot I < def-
initelyeliminated. the department belkves'
humidity in his residence U the wm- i
ter required the vaporization of half
a gallon of water per hour per 7,000
Cubic feet in most houmes the change
of air in the room due to leakage ’
though windows and doors causes
the humidity to be reduced very rap-
idly. It requires 30 to 25 gallons of
water to be evaporated every 24
hoars in average homes to produos
even a fairly good result
NUTMEG IS AE KERNAL
OF THE SNE OF A
FRur WHICH GROWS
MOSTLY in THE BANDA
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t MDIES
THE CONO RES SION AL Demoerats
are not particularly interested in the
insistence of statesmen, like Senator
William E. Rrah of Idaho upon
armament cuts as a condition of fur-
ther dett concessions.
Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee
is definitely on record to the effect
that cuts in military and naval es-
tablishments (while he favors them)
would be. of small economic value in
comparison with a general lowering
of tariff walls. -2
Both he and Congressman Hegry T.
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majority in the house of representa-
tives, ‘speak of world revision of
may be judged from the circum-
stance that congress specifically had
to turn down his suggestion for the
creation of an entire commission to
reopen the whole subject of European
indebtedness, contemplative of fur-
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Students Honor Het
news and the research habit made his way
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ity of the air is too low. With vsry
dry air one will feel cold anduncom-
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
BY CARRIER in the city of Cleburne: per month.
50c: per year. $5 00; six months $2.75. .
BY MAIL: per year. $4 00; six months, $2.25: out-
side of Texas one,year 87.00—Cash ih advance.
National Advertising Representatives. TEXAS
’ DAILY PRESS LEAGUE. Dallas, Chicago Kunsas
City, New York, St. Louis. . . _____
"And if, more time is negded," adds from various counties in north,
United ’ Press Wire Semice
Central Press News-8ervKe •
of Minrtesota and Illinois. Kansas cellege _____________ ea
confererd a doctor of acionee degree unnfiT D AXi rm D (He A co D I KI
him in 1921 and the same degree was given- EA | E ePe)AI N I •
him by Texas Christian university in 1923. R_
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reductions or
tortable unless the
close to 80 degreesF
M troneus remecton upon tire chiracter stand- lews, speaking of tho rUka apparent flfl Ulfi,
tn mnogpapponroneeporumnns oPAEeSrEmet
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publicity or fal me flattery. He had lived ._________
a life of 74 years and had lived it well. He "observer." at lenst. taking a hand in
the proceedtmgs at the conference be-
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know that expired air does not vitiate ‘
the atmosphere to any extent.
To snow the difficulties of properly
humidifying a home with ordinary
heating apparatus the studies of El 7
P. Lyon are interesting. He found * /
that to secure 50 per cent -relative
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—-------0- “ tablets in a little water and gargle. You will get instant
PASSING OF A XUTE» ^EOLO^ST. relier. There’s danger in a cold that hangs on for days. To I
In the at h dawnelanewxeaDrsay nothing of the pain and discomfort Bayer Aspirin
A. Udden closed his earthly career. He/was 1 5 r
a native of Sweden. He camV to thiscumtry have spared yoy Get the genuine, with proven direction#
in his youth. He was educated in the college for colds, headaches, neuralgia, neuritis, rheumatism.
geology at the University of Texas.' He was
that under the Versailles treaty. repara- the first—te disoverpotashin-theTexas4
tion- had first claim on all assets of Ger- Permian basin and. it is said. was among
Mrs. W E. Watts and
Murray of Boston. M
Tuesday in Fort Wor
with relatives and Trie
care all Germa-financing_that is brought
humidity. -------- - ---------— ,
Srost of us are accustomed to thik heating oynteme that most of us have t
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our offices and homes are rver -heated 1------- .
In the winter i* because the humid- inadequate. Lyon unes if trays of 80
iesce,in.._______... - , i X” jMMna x San Antonio. Wichita Falls, Am-.
The feeling is manirestonCapTtolTo"EBrhtebuthextwiaauendemetaro,LubbOck,snermanParis-
a special agent for the United States geol-
. ogical survey from 1908 to 1911. His geolo-
gical research work in Texas covered a
large loans had ben made to Germany.
He followed this up by making the very-
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From reports received by Presi-
dent Jones from throughout Tex-
as it looks as if there will be
several overflow meetings and
program is being arranged espec-
ially for . the afternoon session
taxpayers rally, so that several
meetings can b eheld at one
time and prominent leaders of the
taxpayers reduction campaign will
I be present to address overflow
I meetings. The morning session will
Now, Senator Carter Glass and many of
his colleagues aremaking_thebestuseof
the warning and the departmevt of state
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—u that you wle.uld. consider whether _________ M— M-— ■ w U-wT1 __
teuet C . a ... _ •.. duty to your prospective ctients se Rs tg Some men and women fight colds all winter long. Others
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one-the-
ocnototherplseeareedntednenethisparentnd___letter by the Baltimore newspaper corres- first symptoms of a cold get no further. If a cold has caught
pendent. the Kellogg warning was is nored you unaware, keep on with aspirin until the cold is gone,
and vast sums of money were advanced and ' .
■German securities'unloaded in-the United Genuine aspirin can't harm you. Bayer Aspirin does not -
inev itably would
]Hnee at the cabinet. offiec r . of .his, own _ John August Udden was a remarkable _
man. a very modest man, tireless in his re-
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many and its states. Now who discovered the first if’not the first to suggest the pos-
. e- sibHity of finding petroleum on university:
it? Not Secretary Stimson, nor any one of M.UV -cme.—
1 ____ lands in West Texas, He was a fellow of
his uiider-^eeFetariW. The correspon ent the Geological society of America, author
of a Baltimore newspaper with a nose for Important scientific works, was
knighted by the king of-Sweden in 1911,
that American
with particular '
SONEHENGE « erAiN’S
OLDEST MYSTERy-s MEGALrIC
STEUCfRE srUATED ON SALISBURY
PLAIN, WILTSHIRE, ENG-, HAS BEEN
cOMPARED WMH THE PYRAMIDS IM .
IMPORTANCE AND ANTiQUIV —
l< HAS BEEN CALLED A ROMAN
MEMPLE, a CEMER of sum worship,
A DRUIDICAL SHRINE i A PLACE OF
EXECUTION FOR WRONGDOERS , A
Temple of buddha a A MEEfNQ PLACE
OF ARMIES AND A CALENDAR INS’ONE
-HE LAMES- FINDINGS OF SCIENCE
-RACE SONEHENGE BACKO
1,100 B.C. BUT NO ONE KNOWS
BY WHOM rT WAS BuirT
i the rack. ...
Representative Hamilton Fish of New ] long period and much of it was printed in
bulletins issued by the university.
mTETarraeESEMaeconyaamntuthe ' ruehcuunKe °State-winrsattpa
tion has had to deal with since Eu- in Great numbers.
rope’s indebtedness to the United George B. Latham; secretary, has
Staten has been an issue. Indications been advised qt .a dozen or more
are that the moratorium was the last new county organizations in the
arrangement of the sort, effected 1 past teh days with advise from
Without its dtfinal coneurrencein the president John Strauss of the MC-
nezotatinds * Kennan County Tax Payers League
By LOGAN CLENDENING, M. D. patrons. Now they reduce the hu. I
midity to a proper level and main.
Et2ien.
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Chairman Peter Norbeck of the neo- east, south and west Texas are
ate committee on banking and cur- assured and central Texas coun-
rency "we would like a little better ties report that a large attend-
security. The banker doesn’t last wm present
long who. when he renews a note. ance wm De present
snys. ’Oh, pay that at your convent- l
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The New Price of the Times- Review is__
$3JOO Per Year, by Mail Only, Within A
, • Radius of 100 Miles of Cleburne. This Re-
markable Offer Is for a Short While Only!
first page story thelmorning after. cal survey for years and later geologist, for
the Illinois geological survey and likewise
and Many other cities indicate
that they will be fully represent-
ed at the Fort Worth meeting
Many Tading tax payers from
various sections of the State, will
be present and will take part in
the discussion, among whom are,
Judge I. W. Stephens of Fort
Worth, J- A Bivdson of Vernon.
Judge H. H. Treaccar of Ga’ves-
ton, Judge Wm. Sleeper of Wa-
co. Senator F. C. Weinert of 8e-
guin, Hon. Elbert H. Barron of
Sherman. Hon. John O. Willacy
of San Antonio. M. T McCrack-
en and Judge C. G. Krueger of.
Bellville. J. D. Hensley of Beau-
mont. H. M. Minier of Waco, and
Hon. John H. Veatch of Joshua.
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Mrs. W. L. Tipps is reported Jo
be ill at her home on College
street.
TOLDDOC J^USBUR^ THOUGHT HE
HAD MADE A GOOD PROFESSION
IMPRESSION ON A NEW COMERj
HIOWN, UNL JOE FOWLER BACK'
UP A WAGON LOAD OF POULTRY
ginning Jan 18 lit Lausanne Rep-
resentatives of debtor nations will try
to decide thn what to do with their
obligations to the United States
treasury, in viw of the Basel ex-
perts' decision that Germany cannot
possibly resume reparations when the
moratorium expires.
Never since the war, as is well
known, has an American “observer*'
p'6rttCIT>inrn in nm? nt ttifsc confer-
ences that Undo Samuelhas not had
to pay fawy—for his share
m it.
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N THAT Mr. Hoover, left to his own
indepondent judgment in the matter,
surely would have an AmerTcan
spokesman or spokesmen present,
MIT DC. — Uncle
6A27 Jan. 00.— Uncle
AWV sam p ’ laps will
INV— escape a bad
• headache, • after
", | all, by reason of
# ’ the fact that con-
1 gress ratified the
’ En Hoover mora-
E J torium too re-
No American ^Observer"
At Lausanne Conference
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I cenly for anyone
। to have forgotten
how emphatical-
Ty the idea orany
further conces-
aions-ato Europe
' vas rejected.
Otherwise there
Hill that.ns much help has been ex- (Fort Worth meeting 100 strong,
tended as the old world Is entitled to, representing a membership of Mc-
"We have done our share." as Sen- Lennan county of practical'y 3,-
ator Arthur Capper of Kansas put# it 000 members. Large delegations
are constructed with no thought '
whatever of making the air moist or 1
dry. The prevalent idea 25 years
ago was that ataleair was producea E■ -
by a number of people breathing car- I
bon -dioxide into a room. Now we
committee on finance and com-
mittee on publicity.
The association wipubtishits -
own .official organ, "The Taxpay- J
er," with Sciiaiui E. et Senter as: J
editor. vak
Dallas, Mineral Wells, Houston, 3
San Antonio, and Waco are ask- (
ing for the semi-annual State- ,
wide meeting of the State Tax
Payers Association to be held in
July.
At the morning busines3 session
a plan will be presented by Judge
John Strauss of Waco, as to the
eselection of candidates for affices.
Late reports from Galveston. |
Houston, Beaumont, Waco. Temple. 1
Seguin. Corpus Christi, Austin.
on a radiator. Of course, such a /pro-
cedure is entirely impractical. The
ream most of us do not follow Mr.
Lyon's example la expressed In that
grand old moto of brave men and
heroes: "My wite won't let me."
In summer in our climate we
should do just the opponite.remove
i moisture from a too humid atmos-
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Frank B: Kellogg of Minnesota was sec-
retary of state in 1926. hrtiiat-yvat' he nd-
dressed a letter to A bankers
A 4 MrAfarinm DALLAS, Jan. 13.— D. M. Jones,
f LnrjtU •U -M-L - president of the State Tax Pay-
... ... ... -..-v. Leir Asscetation d Texas announ-
.asked to participate -this unvegge *+
fdebtor nations not desiring to em- ces a State-wide meeting at Fort
barrass President Hoover, to whom ' Worth. Wednesday, Jan. ITT at the
congress said "No!" Texas hotel
There is a certain amount of rlak no
in the "unofficial" activities of an "ob- Railroads have granted special
server." They make bargains in apite' rates to the meeting and large del-
of everythingt. egatiens of taxpayers and mem-
. to fheir att ntion with a view to-ascertain-
ing wheti - the loan proceeds are being
( used for producing and self-supporting ob-
' of ventilation
only in terms of
t mperature and ad
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a room mzs-a
lie dc< id- WN aa-ea
..1 on the basis Eh"EEe
of tmperature EMsEE
alone. T I. e |B| dNfi
amount of Im- E"T
m i .1 i ’ y deter- I
mnes whether a • "PG
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Ilie iuual tem- Em"
per a lure for -Dr. Ck --..
comfort, health
and emciency is about 68 to 70 de-
grees Fahrenheit. Provided the air le
not too dry. When the humidity of
the air is too low thia temperature
will feel chilly. The principal reason
to the files, found the letter, and it appear- was a special assistant to the Iowa geologi-
(jects. In this connection I fee) I .should in- S
_■■■■ Tixas. Ue/form you that the German federal airthori-1 8
«< nd class mal mattr.i L j ties themselves are not disposed to view-
EUCENE poors ' wat• WRAFEHFP—; \W11 faioi the indiawiminate placing. t—-
Menager E - . German loans in the American market.”
After reviewing conditions in Ger many?" *'“n
ueMds2e
-K 3-30
. 6metsmHe
tariffs in a downward direction an
tlw cost of additional debt sacrifice* : the old home town
to Europe—which naturally, however. _ —1,1 ■" 1 ' J—
’is opt an adjustment of a character 1
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Ratliff, Harold V. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 85, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 13, 1932, newspaper, January 13, 1932; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1562439/m1/2/: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.