The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1921 Page: 16 of 16
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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE, Till'HSDAV. MAW H J4, 19J1.
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COLUMN
COLLIN COUNTY
NATIVE BORN
CITIZEN DIES
POULTRY.
I'MR SAI.K Hun t'I I'lymoth Uo-!,
oggs for hatching *2-f 0. for setting of
.14 Sec GE" HIPP or Phone 121 O'
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CHICKENS AND EGOS WANTKII
tiy Dink Meador. McK'-;'i"y. 'A'Wt
LOANS
-vv*> QUICK BKHVlCt; in ui.ii.lru
««utt renewing PAK\1 l.iiANb wlt<
Hvwt options of on or before pe
it ant, loweat rate of Interest, busi
'.MS confidential, call 011 or write *
■t Hl'tiSKL.1,, McKimioy. Tex ■ k
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
.NEW Uo.vklm cotton seed for planting,
is to 40 per cent lint, big boll, easy
picked. Ferguson Seed Kurm origina-
tor. $1 per bushel 1*1.1 NT FAHLET
Allogai, M> Kinney. P. II.
>mvh SAI.H I'Vosi proof cabbage
,>l*ni*. ft on $1.50. 1000 $2.50, postpaid.
1000 $2 00. 10,000 $1.50 per 1000, Kx-
press collect. KINSEY WHOUSSALE
Pl_\NT i'ii. Valdosia. C.corgUi.
After a long illness W. A M- Milieu,
nt Piano, died it a I aI lint Siiiillariuii
Tuesiluv inriiliiw. following a surgi-
cal operation. He hail been III for
ruui weeks. Flint lie suffered nn at-
tack of pneumonia, that was I'ollow-
i .l by complications that required nls
going to a miniturliini for surgical at-
tent lou.
The funeral will lie hclil at the I're*
byti rian chinch in this oliv at 2 00 p
in. to-day. to he followed i>> burial nt
th>' Murphv cemetery.
The deceased wag believed to lie the
oldest native huin white cltixen m '*©1-
lin county, being seventy-three \oars
of age at the time of his death l|e wes
born at Murpli.v. within a hall mile of
the spot where lie will tn-duy be laid
In rest
He leaves a son It A. MeMlllen. of
I'lano; mill two daughters Mrs. A. M
Miller, of Dallas: and Mrs. A, P.
Iitckersoii. of Allen lie Is survived by
a brother. J. It. MeMlllen. of Ochil-
tree, Texas; and two sisters. Mrs. A.
jV. Taylor and Mrs. M K. Turner, of
Murphy His wife died In 1884. ami Is
sleeping beside the spot where the
husband will he buried to-day.
FOR SALE.
i V)n SALE—three colonies of honey
And supplies.—\V. Mi ALLEN, the
Hoal Estate Man, Koute 6. McKinney,
tttu
VOR SALE OR TRADE—ITS acres of
'good black land between McKinney
and FarmersviUe Well located; good
-Wrighborhood and well Improved.
V-wo sets good Improvements. Will
trade for stock of goods. WADE
WOUUALL Faruiersvllle. Texas.
'
LIVESTOCK
Von SALE—Registered shorthorn
bull, roan; proven breeder, at close
girice Would trade for grade cattle.
HENRY 0. BARLOW. McKinney,
"Texas,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
other Piano News.
A. D. Hartllne, severely Injured
while serving in the American army
of the late war, was at Piano Tues-
day. Ho is getting somewhat better
of his Injuries, for which his friends
and all who value the heroic service
of the brave American soldier boys
are very thankful The Government,
too. recognizes the public obligation
due theni. and has Just recently ad-
vanced the allowance It pays Mr.
Hartllne from $38 to $S0 per month.
(When we pay our Federal taxes we
j have cause to feel proud that it Is our
privilege In this way though a feeble
way to return something to such
inv-n as Mr Hartllne. who have saerl-
iliced so much for our security and for
(the preservation of civilisation to 'he
world.
Mrs R t*. Fortner returned the Lit -
l.-i part of lust week from Helton,
(Texas, where she went in attendance
on the executive board of Hit' District
Missionary I'nloii and Advlsmv Hoard
'i f Bavlor College
j About half nf the male population
I •!' Piano aii fishing at Lake Worth j
' I his week s.,ys M Korman. w ho with
'a party of friends returned Wednes-
V.flANO Tt'NING Prompt and effl- |d.i> from the lake His patty claims
.•rfejft service r W HALL at J T to have brought back the biggest |
rVMsfh Music Store. ] fish ever brought here from Lake j
——————1————————— Worth. It was a carp weighing li '•!
ANI tTN KOH TEXAS 'pounds, landed by Joe Itlce They
CHAIN' IN OKLAHOMA 'aught abundance of other fish for
_____ |their wants while away and brought
Musi- ogee okla.. Mart h 23 -Two j 'nick a good supply
masked bandits boarded the Missouri. ; Mr and Mrs. .1 \\ Rrltton visited f
Kansas ,V Texas railroad's Texas (relatives In Waldo. Ark last week end.
Special" at Denison. Texas, shortly Mrs. M A. Norton, ot Marshall,
before 9 o'clock last night, robbing Texas, is visiting her daughter, Mis.
W. D McFarlln, and her son, M. W. j
Norton, this week.
*v • rjr passenger m three Pullmans
>,*. "scaped at McAlester in a waiting
WMoinoblle. The bandits' loot was
■e^tinutofl ai more than $3,000, all In
One of thi robbers was described lis
*K>ing rtve feet, eight Inches tall, wear.
r. dark, narrow brimmed hat and
tar* suit, His companion was six feet
"aJi .irifl wore a wide brimmed brown
und dark suit Hlack masks cora-
,nle' ly covered their faces As the
truin pulled out of Denison the rob-
Bprs systematically began their work. jw'a
Cecil farpentei who attends the
Texas Christian University at Fort
Worth, spent the week end with his
parents. Mr and Mrs l« E. Carpen-
ter.
Mrs Joe Evans and osn. of Wax a*
hat hie. returned to their
Waxithaehie Sunday, after
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CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT
THE ANNOYANCE OP A TRY-ON
READY-TO-PUT-ON
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK
ALWAYS PRICED TO WARRANT PAL US
IT IS NOT EXCEPTIONAL
FOR A MAN TO EXERT HIS
RIGHT TO WEAR THE
STYLE OF COAT HE PRE-
FERS, BUT WE SUGGEST
THAT THE STANEREK BE
GIVEN CONSIDERATION.
POSSIBLY YOU WANT TO
APPEAR MORE ERECT
AND SUBSTANTIAL.
UNQUESTIONABLY THERE
IS SATISFACTION TO BE
GAINED THROUGH THE
CONFIDENCE THAT YOU
ARE ERECT AND CORRECT.
Adam Bond & Company
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
Buy It Now
weather he seldom wore % coat or hat, nevertheless, to show that it would be were arresed by the Sheriff of Browns. Rea served the wage cut ultimatum
having been advised to "keep out in impossible for Germany to pay this vllle county and hnve been put In jail on employe-)
the air " as a cure for a nervous dts- 1.000.000,1)00 marks, which the repar- to prevent possible violence, the let- Reu s notice w.ts conciliatory In
home at ol.)le,,. from whlch he suffered ations commissions knows that Ger- tor continues. Protection for these tone, but expressed determination of
a two The b0(iy thlU was burted ^s Ges- many has available in gold as well asiMexlcans Is sought by the Mexican the company to cut wages No per-
week s visit with Mrs. Evans' mother'er WfU) found In a motor boat he in foreign securities, it is stated. .governemnt. centage of decrease was named.
Mrs J s. Aid ridge. 'owned battered and awash on the Secretary Hughes asks Gov. Neff to ( The notice said that 70 cents out Of
f, \S Hi anhaman. of McKinney. soulh urooUlvn water front Positive SEt'HICI'ARV H^CiHLF.s ASKS FOR , Investigate the matter and Inform every dollar taken In by the road was
,-as it Piano Monday meeting old |.i„n,hi...,.Va- limde t,v several PIU>RE OF MEXICAN SBOOTINO i him of the result of his InvestlgntI in pakl out In wagen. which created
' W t\ fy^Ted the negro porter of the time friends.
■ *ie*t to the dining car to lock the
r Otie bandit llnt>d the passengers
Mrs. J F Ma lone and little son, J
identification was made by several
persons who knew Gesmer. He was
unable to explain how his launch hail Austin, March 28.- Gov
Milr
In order that a reply might be
Neff yes- to the Mexican government.
mrtd'
deficit when other expenses were met.
It. is expected that other roads -will
- , , r uiimnr n V AI' I (l 111 in>n inn lauut. ii nau , , , . .. .
Malone Jr., «>f N \v Orleans, ua. ^ n fonnii on Hrooklvn shore, terday received a letter from '/harlen | Gov. Neff said upon receipt of tfollow the !oa«ler«hip of the Penns^-
. \t .... Vf . I.MI.i'd lift Ma nf 8 • ~ . . . . l..tt,.. Il.nt l.„ •.. i . 1 .1 ... n i\ n I, ItlKnull ..1. •'> I « • 1 1 A. . _ _ Ag
ir the tisle and ordered them to,are visiting Mrs Malone's ^r«nta unl(>fw u hpd been'gtolen
E. Hughes, secretary of siatt
letter that he would make an Invesll- vania. Railroad unionists were nOt
'siand it attention ' He held two and Mrs- G w Bowman. Mr. Malone -r,™\i',V TnTmisHi've TiT'-itiinlelon he questing that he Investigate the shoot-, gallon of the nffnlr and trnnsfer tht> vet prepared to stn.te what action they
I will arrive Saturdayfora short explained hir prosperity'was due' to in* of a Mexican named Salvador result of such Investigation to Peer.- will take,
His companion then proceeded to' Mrs. i lint l-oinian. who had been .—
PU7«* on them.
•Jilmly search the
j««!v cosh. Men and
n • -ti> .'i w • h what a
■ Mrs m Forman royalties on machine patents he hao Sancedo by certain peace officers of tary Hughes,
travelers, taking visiting het sister Mrs M Forman. lawsuit in Macon. Ohio. He Texas when Sancedo attempted to . s-,
women were b-aves today for net- home at ueca- •-
were lea v .
Muskogee at-^
cape. Sancedo w;is irrested in cunne
ii >
fitMec
'4.- Kef1
today for - , . . . , , . ,
.... v.,... worth then bought a car. he said, made a
h/ vt" Pormun ' {transcontinental t"ur and decided to "on murder of ai Amerlcim
who u,is on the train described h, M . ome back to his old home here, «•'• Maria Schrede, near S,r IMnio
The Plane sun,lav hool Asso. .a , ^ ^ ttbollt th„ dead Texas, during the latter part of Feb-
ruary .according to the letter V com-
PENN LINKS SLASH
WAGES ()!•
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lurt'wy
',r«t 111' h id been
tibers ordered th *
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• TUI I le I th"!l t!> tip I.
*JhtMii ■ nt h- porter
1*1*r t no itub i ' he g
tenrefull;. order
The thud car omp
**<>rt- htir1 1. -lU i *-t i li
ifcamliis ordered 'he bra
♦he encti ■ •• Vet-
tM It., edge ,f M- v..
swsrigi rs "ay the} uh-
4 H«> vvlii. h ill
.log 'J e tram for s-ei . •!
• j> • the I.m i T •
4IIK-. hi i«i which -
hi the nseuntlmt" 'h.
I i ioi who had I"
T> e train Ifarned of -!v
«Bnnagei1 ot attrai-t Hit-
'.he station master it K
1>e fluruz a note.
Word was then flashed to McAlester
where a posse was formed and aw-.ilt
the tram
the burial." he said.,
night going to open another muchlne
1 get lo work
"I'm
shop
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PAY WAR IMH.MMTV
Paris, March 2> 'lermanv in her
had b
■ di-"an'
I. .-..J:!!
om- 'ion, composing an organization of the
loor four Sunduv schools of the city, met man
sei ond at the Baptist church Monday
With tM'^ tllscussed the work that the var- ai
r;,ke. :■ -us schools will carry forward the
•suasion next month The Association will meet t.
igain 'he set ond Mo.iday night in,
, ittle Al'.il. at the •'hrtsttan church, and?
■ * tb,, aniiounceinent vvus made that another
<ignal i- eeting wa ' • be held in May reply today lo the recent ultimatum of
ni'ed H v Jeii iln**. .if Hebron wa« hue the allied reparations commission, re-
h> i . We.lnesd-a) Mr Jennings, who is an fused to pay the one million maiks
lutomo- •'s. rvant and succ ssful farmer, tells gold due on this date and disputes the
-n trail- 'he Star-i.'ourit r that he estimates commission's liguies showing i bal-
• draw his neighbors will reduce their cotton lance of 1 S.OoO.OOO.uOO murks due A lay
, ',ped i'"age this yar as against last year j.
|r> it least fifty per cent. That is to | |( ^ maintained In the German note
.tii an- *•'>. they will do so unless thu green-ithan the :o,uuu.uuu,0ini marks which
front of buirs dMtroy the oat nop In the lat- tb(. peace treaty provided should bt
I Miss Rena Johnsey, i Baylor Co!
lege student, at Bolt.oti. Is at home for
EMI'ISIYKS n fow days' vacation to submit to an
operation for the removal of her ton-
Employes of |H n daughter of Mr. and
today were r i„ johnsey.
I'hicago, March
the I'eniiM Ivonia 1 .loe,
munlcatlon from the Mexican govern- served notice that their wages must ■
ment to the secretarv of state asking be slashed. 1 Mr. and Mrs. K. L Hay went to Ft.
for the Investigation and protection of While W W Atterbury. vice presl- Worth Wednesday to attend the fun-
other Mexican cltiaens arrest, d in con- dent of the p.-nnavlv-anln, was urging (?ral and burial of Miss .Teiwiette
nectlon wi'h the cause i< attached to liefore the I'nlted States Rallroatl lit- Sherman, aged 23. daughter of Rev.
the letter. Imr B"'i:d that nii'loral shop agree- and Mrs G. W. Sherman, formerly of
These Mexicans, six !•> number, monts lie abrogated. President Samuel McKlney.
• M up He ter event he fears the land may be handed over by Ma. I has been more
m ention of appreciates thorough!; the necessity than jtuid.
w i to whom for ' otton in re<tg- reduction, and ex- j phe note asks that a point commis-
ipects to plant only about forty P*r;aion of experts fix the value of the
nt of the acreage he had last year. o«.rman deliveries on reparations ic-
Senator and Mrs D S. McMillan count, but It declares that in any ev otit
Although H H Ogden. were guests'* of the latter s brother, lt wouid be impossible for Gernian.v lo
• Muskogee bank president, said he Jarrett Dickerson. and family, at j,nv jj.ooO.OOO.OOt) marks by the first
|Mt only $V the porter he said, told Piano the first of he week returning of May
Htm h«? 1 out 1200. from Austin, where Mr McMillan, had i note conclude** follows:
m be*n atu-ndanre on the lejUnature. | ,f Jlftor lhe expertl hllV0
Ar«;HHTI.K <>F FORMER Mc- They left M'.ndaj for th ir home at i,t ts established that there is a deficit
KIN > FY Ml MSTEK l>ll-> Whitevvi ighl, 1 -xas. w, the payments bv Of •liany. she Is
V1 V1 ! ir-seolose of ready to begin negotiations with the
" ,it'. ' . '. * r< paratiotis comrulsslon r. g irding the
,e« , Plan., itid Waxahai hi- W „ ,
••ml w.ehs, i. ft I'lai.o ruesday tor
.vih.ct'ie iid |. parted Wednesday
r in i ic,ti - i' Kingxpori — I'lano , ...
i reply which was ii ansnn
I Berlin last night
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I The reparations com miss
'this morning to consider
ail
I I UN* I P KB H
\rn R la .MONTHS a violation
Veisailles which th
New V I Manh :.t M
l.tsd for 1" months, afiei his tiotly
ft,and In his uiotor boat awash on the
Brooklyn hnrr, had been identified
r.. '• i pay Is
if 'he treaty of
• ninussloti will
I as' fefort to the allied gov• ! i rnents. The
ui'inn u i . i i,f.i . , what meas-
ure shall bt- taken
it in commented thai the German
old Ievi" 'ts all rad> have been heard hy
'! the commission, which
An Faster egg hunt w<" he given f«r
tihe thlldren of the primarv beginners,
and cradle mil department* of 'V-
'First Methodist Sundav Hehool Matur-
lay aftsrtioon at S o'clock on the
igwirtl Ward School campus.
1*1he t-hiKlren are asked to meet nt
the Methodist church promptly at 3
.Vrloek when thev will be taken 'o
.the seh<«>! camt'us tot the hurt.
iff) Hf i
,, . . | rind Paul < ienmer. o 2 years .
l', H niventoi i.ii i i -an - ln ; ""mmtsslon, wlurt. !m,e„ed to
Stapletoii. -'aten Isnnd. late Tues- I h't,r - f^ng the v alua-
day y i i i n« in ow n , i a > - ,,avments against the jft noO.OOO 000
11 mIInu- malrte i n r mill i ninftl hi'
rhtii Vfuuntlon her« fore.
considered fine! since the treaty gives
FOR • Mil IHIIA S\Tt'Rr %T """"J' < "l "d telll.-.g them h. ((
j was $16,000 richer than when they
saw im lost His frlendn were pus-
*ieii over the identity ui the man who
had been burled
limning)? di«p|ieare<i on November 1.
HHS He was a familiar character in
Stapletoti where he lived In the hack
th otnmlsslon sole In tlori In 'he
matter.
The ''.(■•man rep1-. 1 ... not uiswer
directly the i,-Ohimission s demand for
a first payment of i / on ot ft.nan marks
today This point however, is covered
It Won't Seem Like EASTER If You Don't Wear a New Hat
The Best Display of the Season Is Here For You
We have about reached the climax of the
spring display of new millinery. We prepar-
ed especially for these pre-Easter days by
adding new creations to the stock. We urge
you to come now and see what we believe t >
1 • *;he most interesting millinery display
ever seen in McKinney.
MRS. W. E. MARSHALL
"Where Style Reigns Supreme."
West Virgini.t street.
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room of r (UtaoMated shop. He spec - j (hfl ^ ^ „ hv r^rmnny's
ialiscd in It tit ■ .t.. proh'eu.s of m -L „ntentlwi of o*«r pgvmvrtt of (he an-
hf ' to It lie. self t tie irreu ,trB sm„Itn, M,( ,
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1921, newspaper, March 24, 1921; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291699/m1/16/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.