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Stif' a 5 4 BRADLEY I Both One and Two Piece Suita PRICES THAT PLEASE THEBRYANDAMEMLE or Good io the last drop i nan perhaps I lets when they are born or eel the entious urge for a cognomen but the Post in to 1 team Drink SEWER PIP Carload 4 and incli pipe just unloaded THE AIR 4 PHONE 59 Rhodes re and Rockport BAPTISTS SEEK ULL LIBERTY WORSHIP EVERY MAN OR SEL in and little son visit to Texar AT CHICKEN BARBECUE GIVEN TECH BOARD 4i In order tJ get the best lighting results from the current you are using let uil you what are the right types and sizes tor your par ticular fixtures Drop jti today A ALDROP CoThe Clothiers should say it is I could tell a cup of Maxwell House blindfolded What else could have such aroma such flavor such unilormityl College attending th officer training camp Sam Houston took the each of the national efficiency test held on ORMER BRYAN CITIZENS Mr and Mrs Cay wood enter tained a group of relatives Tuesday with a spend the day party Those present were Mrs Willis Todd Mr and Mrs Henry Todd loyd Todd and Ina Todd all of Hatchell Runnels county Mrs Lum Puckett of Bartlett and Mrs Jones of Bryan Mrs Willis Todd and Mrs Duckett are sisters and were born and reared in Brazos county at Sme tana then known as Clayton Prairie Leaving Bryan some twenty years ago This is their first visit to Bry an and Brazos county in more than ten years They have many friends and relatives in the county Mrs Milton Sims who accompan ied her parents Mr and Mrs A Mackenzie dnd daughter Miss Kath leen Sims as far as ort Worth on their way to Colorado to spend the summer has returned home Good all wool Bath ing Suits like ours shrink and the best part of it is the fact that your pock et book either HOWELL LUMBER CO Bathing Delicious and Refreshing The Col Co Atlanta Ga SAN ANTONIO Tex July 52S Student from Texa A and reerve at ort lead in nhvaical the Pct Athletic1" ield Tue day morning The test consist ed of the 100 yard dah broad jump high jump and bar vault The four students making the highest individual core in the field event are ell from Texa A and They are Davi 1125 Davidon 105 Pruitt 10375 and Wilson 10375 All contestant wore the service uniform of the army while engaging In the field events including tlie array hathoe and puttee Davi Pruitt and Stephen all of Tex a A and ran the 100 yard dash in 1 1 and 3 5 seconds and five of the ix students to jumpix feet were Texa Aggie IMPORTANT MEETING KU KLUX KLAN ON THURSDAY NIGHT There will be an important meeting of the Bryap Klan on Thursday night at 8 Business of importance is to be transacted and a full mem bership is requested to attend Be on time CYCLOPS or quick tty ar Eagle Want Ad Sure Entered at the poatolflce at Bryan tJSS April 28 112 matter under act of congress March 8 I STL In the first car which Tuesday went out to show the railway visitors the sights of Bryan and surround ing territory were A Hamilton president of the I Wilson Bradley John Lawrence and Sec retary Eberstadt In the sec ond car were Horace Booth traffic manager for the I Railway City Manager McAdams May or Tyler Haswell and WalterWip precht' In the third car were Ileafer superintendent ofthe Gulf division on thel Railway Yokcy secretary to the president Dulaney and Cook ag ricultural agent JThe cars left the hotel at 2 and went first to Allen Academy" and then to Villa Marie whoreMother Saint John ex tended greetings The visitors were next taken over Bryan and to the A andM College At the Airdome at College the visitors found a gath ering of young folks in session and several of them accepted invitations to talk The party then continued their trip over the Brazos bottoms looking over the Koppe and the Chance plantations and that of Mrs John Parker On the way back to Bryan the party came across the the Jones bridge Compliment Chamber President Hamilton said to Secre tary Eberstadt would count it an honor to be a member of yout Chamber of Commerce It has shown wonderful co operation and spirit of He commented also oh the well kept homes and lawns of Bryan latch key to my office is on the he said if you people are friends of mine you will come to Houston to see me What you want ask for The railroad party left at 5 in their special car AMERICAN HISTORY With the exeeption of the Battle of New Orleans which was really fought after peace had been signed that of Lane was the blood iest in the War of 1812 fought July 25 1814 If at first you suceed try try again motto for the union station Everybody pull together and keep everlastingly af ter it and success will be ours DOES THE ARM NEED A COLLEGE EDUCATION? sons are visiting PROPERTY TRANSERS MADE MONTH JUNE Property transfers in Bryan for June as shown on Court House records follows: Hunter to Mrs Closs 50 feet off of north side of lot 13 in Hunter re division of block 1 $600 Wil hite to irst National Bank lot 12 block 3 Austin Addition $600 Jess Cook to Lavender and Bailey lot 10 block 18 $2750 Mrs Nannie Rohde to A Martin lots 6 and 7 in Rohde subdivision of a part of block A in Smythis addi tion $1000 Higgs to rank Patronella lots 1 2 3 4 and 5 block 128 $6000 Coleman and wife to Mike west 3 4 of lot 4 and east half of lot 3 block 53 $6000 PRESIDENT HAMILTON MUCH PLEASED WITH CHAMBER AND DRYAN the present condition it appear so bad except in shows what tremendous I by war' The senator lor HiLKUt that the Civil his comparison a T1 1 TZS I Xf 1 rjcno uvu wmo Baird Semi Weekly arm News Davis levcisei Mrs Bertha Sig Register Gaines Alvord San An Warner Claude Worth Star Tel Leader el Brietz left yesterday for a kana Col and Mrs A turned from Weimar Postmaster Haswell wants the public to take notice that internal revenue stamps are not good for let ter postage Mr and Mrs A Palmer and little son return from Millican yes terday REV BULLOCK IN HEARNE Rev Bullock has returned from Hearne where he filled the pulpit of the Baptist church both Sunday morning and evening in the absence of his son Bullock pastor of tfce church who is at tending the Baptist World Alli ance held in Stockholm Sweden Miss Celia Crosse state super vising nurse is a guest of Mrs Brock Office Department does regulate them to the extent of prohibiting du plicating of names within the same state So when a newly formed community in Missouri suggested a certain name for its post office the department informed the inhabitants there was already one by that name in their state Grow Exasperated Several other names were chosen by the residents and submitted but always with the same result i nally an exasperated official of the department in refusing the latest choice wrote the city fathers among other things it was mighty pe culiar they could not find a good name for their Whereupon he received th6 following reply on your suggestion we se lect the name And so Pe culiar is on the map ot today There is only one rule tne nam ing of new towns and that is that there shall be but one of the same name in a state But that does not prohibit other states from boasting towns of the sariie name or in stance there are 45 names used more than 20 times each to designate towns and cities Benjamin rank lin is remember as an inspiration more than any other person and ranklin as a town name takes the prize occurring 31 times in 31 states The others in point of poularity nn Clinton 30 times: Arlington 29 Washington 28 Troy 27 Salem 27 Madison 27 Marion 27 Manchester 27 Clayton 27 Glenwood 26 Kingston 26 New port 26 Ashland 25 Centerville 25 Cleveland 25 Auburn 24 Y)o ver 24 Hillsboro 24 Lincoln 24 Monroe 24 Oxford 24 Princeton 24 Springfield 24 Warren 24 Union 24 Greenville 23 Wilson 23 Belmont 22 Buffalo 22 Can ton 22 Dayton 22 Eureka 22 Liberty 22 Milford 22 Plymouth 22 Burlington 21' Lebanon 2L Portland 20 Lexington 20 James town 20 Hudson 20 and Danville 20 Rnthnr the Clerks Duplicated names are the bane of the postal clerk and the Yankee rep utation for originality rises stagger ing when confronted by ths appar rent lack of imagination used to name American communities There i are even two Chicagos six Phila I dephias seven Detroits and 14 Den vers I Similarity in names also causes the postal department considerable trouble Indistinct penmanship might easily confuse Eldoro la with Eldo rado la In Pennsylvania alone there are 13 communitiees with the prefix Green: Greene Greenbriar Gri i'iibiirr Greencastle Green Lana Grcenoch Greenpark Greenboro Greensburg Greenstone Greens town Greenville and Greenwald There is a partiality for Bloom as a prefix inNew York state as for ex ample Bloomsburg Bloomingdale Blooming Grove Bloomgington and Bloomville oreign cities have con tributed their names freely in this country There are 18 towns'tajpwn as Paris and a like number of Gene vas 17 Berlins despite the war 12 Moscows 11 Viennas 6 Pekins and 2 Brussells BRANDON LAWRENCE loaters $100 MARK CONNECTICUT QUEEN TONIGHT KATHERINE SPECIAL MATINEE 33c TOMORROW ONLY GOVERNMENT EXTRAVAGANCE compari rmiiiti uvuuvv son of the $62000000 the ederal government spent in 1860 with the $3500000000 it will spend this year certainly does sound terrify? ing to the taxpayer but when one stops 'to figure a moment and to consider some of the factors enter ing into thnt it drains have been made upon country might have shown 1 being with the total of the last year before that terrible conflict left this government a heritage of indebtedness and obligations that have not to this good day been dis Anri the enlightenment afforded by comparative figures would have been enhanced had he made his comparison of them and now with 1865 instead of 1860 for most of 1865 was on the heels of a great war just as 1923 is immedi ately following an even greater and more appalling struggle In 1865 just five years after the year the Senator selected for his com parison the ederal government expended $1152000000 on the army and navy alone or nearly 20 times as much as it naa spent uu all governmental activities five years before Pensions the bulk of them now from the Civil lar will total al S97K000000 this year nearly five times as much as the whole ederal government cost in 1860 The United States Bureau resultant from the world war is costing the United States government this year $465000000 or nearly eight times greater than the 1860 total One third of the to tal to which the Senator pointed as staggering goes this year in inter est on the public debt practically all of it created by the world war That one item is neany tuues greater than the total of the sim ple day of 1860 The War inance Corporation intended to help the producers of this country avert fi nancial catastrophe is costing $60 000 The Department of Agricul ture is costing $154000000 the Navy Department $350000000 the War Department $330000000 The legislative expenses of Con gress alone are costing almost one fourth of the 1860 total while the ederal government is syvuuiug the maintenance of the District of Columbia nearly one half of the total budget of 1860 it is not to be trainsaid that there is governmental extravagance No itizpn gets 100 cents ef ficiency on every dollar spent and the efficiency of the dollar is generally less for there is no doubt that spending the public money is viewed differently in the public mind from the high stand ards of 60 were a less individually Motinn Blit al expenditures could have been il lustrated just as forcibly and a lot CUiliPCXAAdVAl MV tween now and a more recent date nni if a denarture from ancient principles is wholly responsible for the stupendous increase in cost of maintaining the government as it might appear the Senator would have one infer it must be assumed that every other Nation which took part in the world war also nas im parted from its ancient principles for governmental budgets with them have grown in about the same proportion as they have in the United States Governmental extravagance is not to be condoned or defended but increased governmental expen ditures cannot fairly be attributed wholly to extravagance or ure from ancient principles any more than can be increased costs of living and transacting business Will Edwards in Denton Record Chronicle WEIR TO ITASCA (By Jinx Tucker) Calvin (Heinie) Weir star athlete at Aggieland in 1919 1920 and 1921 and last year conch at Bryan high will coach the Itasca high school football team this fall Weir was a great athlete at A and He was captain Of the track team of 1921 and the football team of the same year He was a remarkable student and last year at Brjan high by his work with that new team showed that he knew how to teach as well as play the game Evans of the Extension Ser vice department of Aand Col lege returned this morning from Dal las where on Tuesday he addressed a meeting of dairymen i Mr and Mrs Gene Redding and sons orbs and Malley and Mr Eg bert Yeager of Rosebud are visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong ol Tabor i Telephone Me Your Order a likeycni order grovniiee Enjoy in your hou the family and with guesis the beverage that is the favorite every a I Aflfl tv ilvll A 'A refreshment stands (By Associated Press) rrAvns Tnlv 9K T'nfirs I will be Shortage of cotton pickers Seeking to eliminate claims in Texas this year ii me conwuwu unvuiumb efforts of the state and federal ag annually for perishables lost in ences can prevent it State Labor transit representatives of carriers Commissioner Joseph Myers made and' shippers from all over the Unit this statement today in connection ed States and portions of Canada are with the co operative plan recently in session at the armers Short worked out between state and fed Course this week at College Station eral forces which he said has been They are seeking to do this by a inaugurated Within a few days frank discussion of the causes for Myers said it is expected deputies I this loss and of means by which of the two departments who were this loss on fruits melons vegeta sent to the Rio Grande Valley to bleS(i poutry and poultry products make a check on the situation there OTilk and eggs can be eliminated will report back to the' state bead The meeting was addressed Tues qnarters A deputy of each depart 1 ay at 2:00 by A Potts hofticul ment will then be assigned to the turist bjs subject being cotton district where picking on perishable cHe discussed to distribute labor needed A' sifni the propcr time for harvesting the lar' was followedsdunngs the severai crops proper equipment onion harvest in the valley and prov 1 mcthods of picking and so on ed highly successful according to entomologist discussed Myers the of Insect Injuries In to KOUM UP volved in Losses to Pensnabie Grops In addition to the deputies BTaubenhaus plant pathologist will distribute labor several repre the Relation of ield Dis sentatives will be dispatched over similar Diseases in Trans the state to round up cotton pickers 4 se addrcsses wcre followed to be sent to the harvesting distric 1 a rt)undtable discussion in response to calls from agents lo Conference cated there by the two deparemen Youngblood was the sS uiu a UM campaign' to prevent a labor short son acting as toastmaster Mr Young age PwUl be carried on throughout blood discussed the stupendous piog the summer in order to prevent ser ress of the human race in the pa ious delay In the harvesting of crops 150 years stating that it had been this fall The co operative plan of greater in this short period than in relieving the labor shortage was aU the millions of years that had worked out by Commissioner Myers gone before He endeavored to and Goodman of ort Worth gjvc bis listeners a proper concep district director of the United States tion of scientific investigation and Employment service of the means by which newspapers can serve in spreading the knowledge GREETINGS ROM COLORADO dug out by investigators Short talks Post card greetings from Mr sndl ere madeby A Jackson Mrs Roscoe Bates to Bryan friends 1C( Alvord of San Antonio from Boulder Colorado says: I Schoffelmayer of Dal 1 are having a delightful summer in Boulder Colorado Bryan people are Proceedings on Tuesday arriving on every tram now went yesterday witn wr 7 Webb Howell on a car trip to visit the State Agricultural College at ort Collins It is co ed and has an enrollment of some 2000 students We have enjoyed the Eagles which have been sent us by friends at AMERICAN TOWNSHIPS LIKELY TO SELECT TOO COMMON NAMES (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON July There is a very peculiar story connected with the naming of Peculiar Mis which is also a peculiar name for a town The federal govern vears ago when we ment does nos name comolex and 1 a ft a 1 1 A 1 1 3 IDUll lUHOuivuuv increased government DAILY By In advance In Braioe County One Month Three Months Jf Six Months One Year 00 By In Advance: One Month Three Months Six Months One Year WEEKLY EAGLE In Braxoa Countyi5O per year six months 1100 uu lished Thursday MEMBER of associated press (By Associated Proas STOCKHOLM July Bap tists of 4he world not only seek ab solute liberty for them selves but an equal right for all oth believers' and non believers to 4vorshij God according to the dic tates of their conscience or refuse to worship God at all Dr Mul lins of Louisville Ky president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and of the Southern Bap tist Convention told the Baptist World Alliance this afternoon in an address on Baptist Conception of Religious Baptists were instructed in securing guaran tees for full religious liberty in the American Constitution and Baptists have flourished there as nowhere else on the globe and they are now lending their influence in an effort to induce governments both civil and ecclesiastical to permit the largest possible liberty on the part of all individuals in their approach to God the speaker said What Liberty Exclude "Declaring that religious liberty excludes certain things and implies certain other things Dr Mullins said that it excluded all state au thority in religion the principle of toleration in religion as where the state puts it power and prestige be hind one form of religion and merely tolerate others the right of the state to impose taxes for the support of one form of religion against the con science of the people the imposition of religious creeds by ecclesiastical authority centralized ecclesiastical government priestly mediators and the sacramental power of salvation and infant baptism while among the things which religious liberty implies the speaker mentioned the right of direct access to God on the part ot every individual the right to search for truth in religion the right of free utterance and propagation of the truth the right of equal privilege in the church for all believers the rlgnt of free association and organization for religious purposes and the right of men to demand of governments under which they live protection free exercise of their CONNECTICUT QUEEN TONIGHT 1 KATHERINE MAC DONALD SPECIAL MATINEE 33c TOMORROW ONLY ill every soci in your home with dependable Edison Lamps MAXWELL HOUSE (By Silliman Evans) BIG SPUING July 25 Members of the Texas Technological College board ate barbecued chicken on a natural roof garden overlooking a magnificent stretch of country in which Big Spring nestled like a jew el in a setting of srreen and buff here last night The banquet was on Signal Mountain south of Big Spring which according to tradition was the place from which Indian tribes formerly sent their fiery sig nals to other and friendly tribes The scenic drive to the gar is as beautiful as any in the Southwest with fields of cotton stalks squared in a landscape ol crimson and buff in the distance Other sentinel hills could be seen in the purpling haze of a closing day and the members sat down to a sumptuous feast prepared by the wo men of Big Spring under the direc tion of Nat Shick as the lights of the town began to burn At the close of the banquent a brief pro gram was held Senator Cowell re spohded to a toast by Rix inu i toastmaster vi Rraltav Dr Sutton Dr Bizzell and Supt Marrs also made addresses TEXAS AGGIES LEAD IN 0 0 TESTS I AT URT SAM HOUSTON las We folks in attendance on the Agricultural Writers Confer nr! Victor II bchoi at 1Z on LWc eklv arm News7 rr Dallas GV McNalhe Tyler TT Simmons ort Worth Stiles Houston Miss Ruby Cook McLean Daniels Dallas letcher arming Hondo mund Gainesville ville Charles tonio Phebe with the ort I (' Wells A III 9 Kwwvnti ncrmia Butler Progressiv Dallas Adams Com mercial News Sugarland Extension Workers Entertained There was an informal get to gether meeting of the extension work ers under the trees on the lawn of Director and Mrs Walton Tues DR RIZZELL SPEAKS and hostesses and tne extension workers from the State at large were guests Martin of the States Relation Service United States Department of Agriculture Washington addressed the gathering in behalf of the new workers ollowing him several little' children including Morris Wu liainson and Alia Stanford made little talks After the conclusion of the program ice cream cones were served to those present Tuesday afternoon tne noys vi North and of South Texas had a game of ball on the drill ground The girlif also chpse up and indulg ed in a game of ball on another part of the grounds Officer Named The following officers were elected for the coming year by the State Horticultural society at A Tuesday morning in their thirty seventh annual convention: alkner of Waco president Lucas Brownwood vice president H' Blackmon secretary treasur er Waxahachie executive commit tee: Verhalen Scottville and Tinsley Amarillo members leading in discussion were Kerr Sherman: Dean I Kvip College Station aulkner prOmtu on' rident Waco Mayhew Braliey I pnnqv Austin: vv uXZillcx' xiiv 7 Oates Amarillo Cotton Seed Breeder Meet At the opening session of the Texas Cotton Seed con vention here Tuesday Dr Del Curt representing the Texas State de partment of agriculture discussed legislation for the protection of the legitimate cotton seed breeders as proposed in a recent law Mc Donald entomologist State depart ment of agriculture spoke on the ef fective control of the pink boll worm and the measures that are in force both in East and West Texas Mr MacDonald stated that the pink boll worm was absolutely under con and that a very favorable atti tude on the part of the farmers has resulted from the recent distribu tion of nearly $500000 in compen sation from being prevented from raising cotton during 1018 and 1919 Annual reports were given by Dr Humbert professor of genetics and A Saunders Greenville president Miss Leona Urbane of Houston is here for a visit to her sister Mrs A Slovacek Look who's coming Col Roscoe Conkling Simmons of Chica go West Side Aug 1st Gooseby and Ed Scott committee SHUKI UUURSt A IB taUtat Rev Earp professor of so ciology in Drew Theological Semi nary is credited with having pre dicted in a speech at College Station Monday that the day of capitalistic machine farming is rapidly drawing near As if by corroboration Dean Kyle said on the following day that the idea that nothing more than a high school education is ever nec essary for a farmer is giving way to the conviction that a college edu nHnn as much necessary to the ftntAot ennpARa in farming as it is in law or medicine There is much more fairly by a to both of these views is ww esting to speculate on what the economic results of the invention of some such epoch making mach ine as a successful cotton picker would be It seems safe to say that the educated man would come out on top in any such economic readjust ment and that the less intelligent would be driven from the farms or reduced to a condition of servitude TWENTY 1VE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of the Bry an Daily Eagle July 25 1898 twen ty five years ago) Slaughter was here from Edge yesterday Mrs Lou Robinson is visiting Hempstead Miss rankie Armstrong went Hearne yesterday Mrs A Carr and Mrs A Carr Jr and Hearne Mrs A 'X COEE 4 5 mx vh i 45 Or i 4 1 rrvi I 7wbw 4' I I I I Ik I I I I I i Siu i I I I Al I fl fl.