Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

SPEAKERS BE HEARD OVER RADIO HOOKUPS THE CORSICANA DAILY SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 192S. YORK, Oct. litical speakers over the radio tonight and tomorrow include Tonight: Senator Carter T. Glass of Virginia from Richmond, over WABC and Columbia chain, at 9.15 p. m.

Republican: Senator Charles McNary of Oregon, co-author of the McNary- Haugen farm relief bill, from Chicago over KWY and midwest chain, at 7 30 p. m. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, vice-chairman, national republican committee, and Mrs.

Thomas G. Winter, head or the home makers department of women division, republican national committee, over WOR and Columbia network, at 8.30 p. m. Tomorrow: Oswald Garrison Villard over WEAF and network at 11.30 a. m.

John W. Davis over WHAS, at Louisville, and southeastern network, at 8 p. m- Governor Alfred E. Smith from Boston over WJZ and coast to coast network, at 9 p. m.

Homer S. Cummings, Connecticut democratic leader, over WEAF and coast to coast network, at 10.30 p. m. Republican: James J. Davis, secretary of labor, over WABC and Columbia network.

at 8.30 p. m. Charles Evans Hughes over WBBM, Chicago; WCCO, Minneapolis; and WDAY, Fargo, N- at 9 p. m. (Time is eastern).

Texas Students at Missouri School Are Named to Honor Roll eleven 4 GOOD MORNING, CORSICANA! BOARD OF M1H0L WILLING COLONS TO PASS ON DUTIES AUSTIN, Oct. I. I Tennant, purchasing member of the state board of control, is "perfectly that the list legislature decide the question of whether the hoard or highway department shall determine, what road machinery shall bo bought, he said today. He said he has not heard whether the highway department intends to follow' the board's preference as to equipment in dispute in the proposed $500,000 buy which has hung fire for several weeks, or to do without machinery. are standing on the attorney ruling that this department has the right to designate the kind of equipment in letting Tennant added.

WM. ELLIOTT HAS NARROW ESCAPE IN AUTO ACCIDENT BOONVILLE, Oct. Texas cadets are named today on the honor roll at Kemper Military school here for excellence in scholarship during the past month. Of the twenty-seven states represented this year at the school, the delegation from Texas this month ranked the highest in school work. Boys who were accorded this honor witlw grades of ninety cr above in all subjects are: I.

L- Cain, P. A. Cain and C. P. Burns of Wichita Falls; W.

J. Bynum, Amarillo; G. D. Carlock, Honey Grove; J. Laney, Dallas and A.

E- Markowitz, Abilene. TRUCKS We have a truck tor every need, trucks for small lots, large trucks for the big hauls. Phone us your Dray Transfer Co. Phone 41. Good morning Corsicana.

That is what the elephants will trumpet early Wednesday when the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus is in process of detraining in the T. V. railroad yards. The big show comes for afternoon and night performances and the circus trains are due at an early hour from Teague The tents will be erected on the circus grounds, while the city tick et office will be located at Williams Drug store. Hagenbeek-Wallaee has countless new features, acts and novelties.

The entire world was sacked last winter by their agents in 4uest of new attractions and the perform- ance is said to be the best in the history of this famous circus. The Orrin Davenport Familv of riders, the Edward Ward troupe of flyers, the Twelve Slayman Ali Arabs, the Eilet Girls, the Teeter Sisters, and the wild animal acts by Clyde Beatty and Capt. Bernardo are some of the displays Scores of domestic animals will also be worked by Roy Bush, Bob Norton, John Teibor, Mary Norton, Dolly Castle, Dorothy Rush and others. Hagenbeck-Wallace is the only big circus scheduled tor this city according to the routes on file with the railroad companies. Wm.

M. Elliott, county surveyor, narrowlv escaped death Monday night about 9:30 when he was pinned under his automobile on West Second avenue after an accident in which liis car was struck bv another automobile. The car in which Mr. Elliott was riding was practically demolished. Mr.

Elliott received numerous i bruises and cuts but was not se- i liouslv injured. It was stated that Mr. Elliott was turning into his driveway, 749 West Second avenue, at the time of the accident. Denton Banker Faces Charges Federal Court PARIS, Oct. H.

Schweer, former cashier of the First National bank of Denton, brought to trial in federal court here today on a charge of misapplication of funds. He was indicted late Monday under section 5209 of the national banking laws. The indictment was presented to Judge W. L. Estes, who ordered it fiied.

Randolph Bryant, United States attorney, said Schweer asked immediate trial. For the two months, Schweer has been confined in the Grayson county jail at Sherman. lie was brought here Sunday night. Sun Want Ads Bring Buyers. Bradv to Raise Rail Stock Quota BRADY.

Oct. Decision to raise a S110.000 stock subscription, quota in financing the proposed Gulf to West Texas railway, was made at a meeting here last night of forty Brady business men and representatives from Fred- i erickburg, Mason and San Angp-! lo. 1 Representatives reported that $36.000 had been raised in Mason, and $96.000 in the initial day of a drive at San Angelo. The Best in fresh meats, sausages, fish, oysters, barbecue, etc. We Deliver.

LEVI BROS. MARKET. Phones 485 and 486. $jOur Piece Goods Dept. Responds to the RtiifEoaiRie COLD WAVE Uh "i It responds in a way thal makes your shopping easy, because ed in our displays are the ouistand fabrics that Fashion dictates.

you like to wear those velvet materials? Now that winter is fast approaching you can enj wearing velvets. Elaborate Displays of Broc aded Velvets at $6.95, $8.95 and $9.75 Chiffon Velvets and 1 rp.nsuarent Velvets in the Popular Sades $5, $7.50, and $10 yard. You Need Warmer Materials Now Our 54-in. woolens are well selected in Kashas and Twillines at $2.95 to $4,95 Wool Plaids Are Popular We feature a 40-in. All Wool Suiting at $2.00 yard.

See the large red, plaids in Scotch designs. Beautiful combinations with Kasha and Velveteen. Printed Velveteens Are Popular a glance at our displays will convince you they are durable and practical, yard wide at $2.95 yard Cotton and Wool Suitings In staple checks and plaids. Neat, dainty designs in yard-wide materials. Big assortments at $1.00 yard The Trend of the Seaton is Drifting toward Tw $1.69 ied Silks.

We have them and feature them at Special we We present our merchandise to you in daily ads, telling you of the choice things have to offer, and devote our space excl isively to this feature, rather than tell you of our buying power, and all the foreign connections we have. We think the public is interested that bunk, Wc have Had all these connections for the past 16 years. WE BELIEVE IN LETTING THE PUBLIC BLOW OUR HORN NARKS BROS. First Man to Own DeSoto Six Pays High Tribute to Car The first Chrysler-built DeSoto Six to be sold at retail in the United States was purchased by W. H.

Stewart, of lackson- ville, Fla. So eager was Mt. Stewart to be the first DeSoto Six owner that he made special arrangements with C. W. Matheson, DeSoto vice-president charge of salesi weeks before the announcement and even sent his son to Detroit to take delivery on his purchase.

Mr, Matheson recently received a personal letter from Mr. Stewart which is interesting in that it reflects both the complete satisfaction which characerizes DeSoto Six buyers and the intense interest which the appearance of the Chrysler-built car has aroused all over the country. new In apologizing for his delay in writing, Mr. Stewart declared he drove his DeSoto Six I TOO nvles the first week and traveled so rapidly that his mail, failing to keep up with himi had constantly to be re-addressed. time I stopped on my wrote Mr.

Stewart, had an interested and eager audience. In fact I was called upon to explain the merits and virtues of the car so repeatedly that I soon became exhausted from 1 about it. I was working myself to and being a satisfied not a I received no salary or commissions The car was greatly admired by everyone which only made me admire it the Writing of the mechanical performance of his DeSoto Mr. Stewart paid a remarkable tribute to its hill-climbing abilities. I believe the DeSoto Six is the best automobile made for climbing a long hill at a reasonable speed in high he declared.

during my recent trip I was invariably able to stay in line and forge ahead in high when drivers all around me were changing into second and low speeds. And at no time was there the slightest indication of an overheated motor. In closing his Mr. Stewart stated that his present DeSoto Six is the third Chrysler-built car he has owned. two months of steady lie declared, still get a thrill when I get behind the wheel and push down on the Corsicana Auto Co.

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