The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 5

SATURDAY MORNING THE SHREVEPORT TIMES NOVEMBER 25, 1922 TO AID IN EDUCATION School Superintendent Calls on Organization for Support During Next Week Letters to the various civic and fraternal organizations of Caddo parish have been sent out by C. E. Byrd, parish superintendent of schools, calling upon them to assist in the observance of national education week, beginning December 3. Ministers in local churches were also asked to help by using topics on education in their sermons on the first day of the week. Programs suggested by the parish department of education have been sent to ench school.

The following is the program for the week: Bunday, December 3: For God and country. 1, Education in the home. Education In the school. Education in the church. Blogs--A Godly nation cannot fall.

Monday, December 4: American citizenship day. 1. Children today, citisens tomorrow Naturalization for all men and women. Help the immigrants to become Americana. The duties of citizenmhip.

all by 1927. Visit the schools today. Tuerday, December 6: Patriotism day, 1. The flag the emblem of freedom. Music as a nation bullder.

3. Universal use of the English Ianguage In the United States. Slogan---Visit the sottoola today. PaThe citizen's a duty to vote. triotism la the busts of a happy Wednesday, December 6: School and teacher day.

1. The necessity of schools. 3. teacher is a nation builder. The echoola' influence on coming generation.

4. America 8.9 an educated nation. Hogan--Visit the schools today. Better trained and bettor paid teachers. Thuraday, December 7: liliteracy day.

1. literacy as blot on our nation. 3. No Illiteracy in 1927. 3.

A citizen's duty toward the uneducated. Slogan--Let every, citizen adopt and teach illiterate to read and write. Visit schools today. Friday. December 7: Equality of opportunity day.

1. Equality of opportunity in education for every American boy and girl. 2. Needs of the rural schools, 8. Consolation.

Slogan--Vialt schools today. square deal for the country boy and girl. Beturday, December 9: Physical education day. 1. Playgrounds.

9. Physical education and hygiene. 8. The great out-of-doors. Conservation and development of forests, soil.

sick body makes a sick mind. Playgrounde in every community. SAVED FROM NOOSE. Spectal to The Times. Lake Charles, Nov.

Reon, the young negro who was to have been hanged here Friday morafor the murder of Charles Hevens, an aged apostolic preacher, near his hone a few miles out of Vinton, was reprieved by Governor Parker Thursday according to advices received at the sheriff's ofthat Reon had returned to Lake fice. Sheriff Lyons stated Thursday Charles after an examination by alienists at New Orleans early in the week. 'This is his second reprieve. PAYS $42,317 TAXES. Special to The Times.

Marshall, Texas, Nov. Collector Gordon Bell has received check from the Texas and Pacific Railway Company for $42,317.15, the amount of the state and county taxes for 1922. The matter of paying the taxes was taken up by Judge W. H. Strength with the Texas and Pacific railway and the company immediately gent the check for the full amount, the state getting $27,000 and the county $15,317.15.

SHINGLE MILL BURNS. Special to The Times. Texarkana, Nov. Hubbard Shingle Mill, in West Fourteenth street, was damaged by fire at 10 o'clock last night. The roof of the building was falling in when the fire was discovered, but prompt action by the fire department prevented total lose.

It is estimated that. the total damage is about $2,000. So far as could be learned there was no insurance. The cause of the fire has not been definitely ascertained. May Resign Rumor saye that Mahlon Pitney, justice of the United States supreme court, may resign.

If sO, he will be the third to do NO within short period of time. T. and P. Railway Plans Changes to Cost $7,000,000 The Texas Pacific railway next year will spend large sums on 1m- provements of railway terminal facilittes in Shreveport, as well 89 Dallas, Fort Worth, Texarkana and other points along the line, if a bill introduced in the United States senate by Senator Morris Sheppard, asking for authority to given the T. P.

railway to issue additional securities amounting to about 000, is passed. Information to this effect has been received by local officials of the T. P. lines. NO DISORDER IN STATE.

Special to The Times. Alexandria, Nov. J. Gamble of St. Maurice, appraiser for the Federal Land bank, is here today and declares that he has traveled all over Louisiana from the Arkansas line to the gulf and from the Mississippi river to the Texas border, and during his 48 years residence in the state he has never seen more peaceful conditions than now exist.

He asserted that there was absolutely no foundation for the rumore which have been circulated throughout the state and abroad that 8 reign of lawlessness exists in the state. Express Agent Gives Full Details "I doubt if I could have held out at my work much longer if I had not taken Tanlac, declared Thay H. Miller, of 510 Market street, Wheeling, W. well known American Railway Express company depot agent, recently. "For one solid year I was in a weak, run-down condition.

Everything I ate bloated me up, causing such gripping pains in my stomach, nausea and dizzy spells I could hardly stand it. I was so nervous the shifting of trains would throw me all out of gear, and with headaches, pains in my back, inability to sleep, my health was almost shattered. "Well, sir, Taniac gave me a pertect appetite and digestion, built me up eight pounds in weight and made strong, well man of me, and now the more work I have the better pleased am. I say 'all honor to Tanlac is sold by all good Smart Styles Style trends are as marked in Buster Brown Shoes as in the fashions for grown-ups. The graceful lines are enhanced by clever color combinations in the various popular leathers.

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Boys' and Girls' Shoe Department MEZZANINE FLOOR (Cadillac Car Announces New Slash in Price Because of the enormous increase in production and sales during the year 1922, the Cadillac touring car will sell for $2,885.00, beginning December 1, which is a reduction of $265.00 on the present purchasing price, according to an announcement received from the Cadillac Motor Car company of Detroit. The new price touring car model represents reductions amounting to $1055 in the last, 11 months. Reductions on the complete line of ten type 61 models, which will be continued on an increased production schedule, are announced in conneetion with the reduction on the touring car. "The new prices are mainly the result of the large production and sales of the type 61 Cadillac during the last year, in which time we have sold more Cadillacs than in the best preHampton, A. A.

Ward, Iliss, T. P. Baggett, Joe Lowery, D. W. Ferguson, A.

M. Halley. Wade Billingsley, R. A. Melton, Winterrowd.

PERSONALS. Mrs. W. M. Slover and little nephew, R.

M. Clark, have returned from Vivian where they visited Mrs. C. R. Pendergast.

Miss Delta Hunt of Virginia avenue is confined to her home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.

Board have taken an apartment with Mrs. W. M. Slover at 2511 Lillian street. Mrs.

J. L. Adams and little son will go to Monroe the first of the week to visit friends. We Give West Shreveport and Allendale Old 1884 Mrs. J.

E. Mayo New 1360 WORK ON CHURCH COMPLETE. The repair work on the interior of the Jewella community church has been completed and the Sunday services will be resumed, with Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 o'clock. The church is being remodeled and newly painted which has made great improvement in the building. New class rooms have been fitted up and an organized class with an A-1 school will soon be the record of the Sunday school.

THANKSGIVING MARKET. The Allendale Parent-teachers circle have completed their plans for 8 Thanksgiving market which they will hold on Wednesday, November 29, at Dreyfuss corner, Milam and McNeil street. Candies, cakes, pies, sandwiches, home made bread and other dainties will be on sale for Thanksgiving dinner. Patrons of the school are requested, by officers of the circle, to assist the children in the selection of their donations for the market. The patronage of friends will be appreciated.

The funds will be used to purchase more books for the library. COWGILL-WILKERSON WEDDING. The marriage of Miss Margarete Cowgill to Mr. H. C.

Wilkerson was quietly celebrated on Tuesday evening in the home of the Rev. Drake, pastor of the Noel Memorial church, Even the Now cleans teeth Do you know that careful peopie of some fifty nations are now brushing teeth in a hew way? And largely by dental advice? If you have not learned what that method means, make this test and see. They combat film This new way fights the film on teeth--that viscous film you feel. Film clings to teeth, enters crevices and stays. It absorbs stains, then forms dingy coats.

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Wilkerson went to their own home, 1714 Oxford street, immediately after the ceremony. Mrs. O. P. Connelly entertained on Thursday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Willie Josephine Lowery, a November bride.

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Hats for any occasion are now here for your choice THIS IS THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR NOW ONE-THIRD OFF CHILDREN'S HATS, TOO This sale also includes Children's ZODIAG'S Hats. All lovely models 1870 Heffler Murder Trial Begins at Tyler Spertel to The Times, Tyler, Texas, Nov. -Testimony murder trial of H. B. Burks, charged with killing Henry Heffler, a North Tyler grocer, at his place of business here three weeks ago, began this afternoon after two days had been consumed selecting jury, Heffler was killed by masked highwaymen, it was said.

Mrs. Heffler was the only eye-witness to the killing. Testimony will be given that Burks was driven an alley in the rear of Heffler's store by Kay Levine of Tyler at the time of the shooting. Levine will testify that Burks WAS drinking. The defendant's defense has not been disclosed by his attorneys.

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13 A dispatch in yesterday morning's issue of The Times to the effect that Trades day at Gibsland, had been fixed for December 23 inadvertently gave the incorrect date for this accasion. Trades day will be observed on December 13, according to correction made by the Gibsland Chamber of Commerce. A British sportsman has bought an African volcano and may intend talking back to it instead of his wife. Sleuth Hires Lawyer to Get His Prisoner, W. 8.

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