The Marshall News Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 5

I a January.8, 1921. THE MARSH ALL MORNING NEWS FIVE SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS Edited by MRS. HOMER M. PRICE, 'Phone 799 Mr. Rudolph Guyer is on the sick list.

Mr. W. H. Robertson is recovering from his recent illness. Mrs.

Geo. Corey and baby, of ElPaso, are here visiting relatives. Mrs. F. M.

Cornilland is recovering from a tonsilitis operation. Mrs. DeLoach Martin came over from Texarkana yesterday to stay Monday. Mrs. J.

H. Taylor is having her home in East painted and repaired generally. Mrs. Jim Winston came home yesterday from a visit to Shreveport relatives. Mr.

J. C. Dunn, who attended the underwriters' meeting in Dallas, came home last night. Mr. and Mrs.

L. 0. Burke have moved into the Dr. Phillips home, East Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Atkins and her mother, Mrs. Curtis, are now living at 510 East Burleson street. Messrs. G. and F.

M. Ferges, of Austin, are here visiting their sister, Mrs. Glen Blackmon. The Hadlock family on East Burleson street have five members ill with smallpox. Wyatt Taylor left for Dallas last night.

He was with the T. P. stationery department and followed its removal to Dallas. occupied by the M. W.

Gahlens. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lake, will begin housekeeping soon in the Lake cottage, East Rusk street, recently CROUP Spasmodic Croup is frequently relieved by one application ofVAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Third District Federation officers omitted from yesterday's list: Azzie Smith returned after New Year to State University to resume his studies. Mr.

and Mrs. Dan Scott are in Shreveport because of the illness of Mrs. Scott's mother, Mrs. Davenport. Mr.

Mrs. M. W. Gehlen have moved into the cottage recently occupied by the Frank Salees. Mr.

and- Mrs. Frank Salee have moved into the home of her late father, Mr. William Wilcox, which has been attractively remodeled. Mrs. 'W.

T. Spencers is in the Baptist sanitarium at Dallas. Her condition is unchanged and Mr. Spencer will likely bring her home. Mrs.

Edwin Womack, of bia, Texas, is quite ill at a hospital from the effects of ptomaine poisoning. Mrs. Philip Manire, general chairman; Miss Loretta Keiffer, secretarytreasurer; Miss Octavia Adair, messenger reporter; Mr. Henderson, Tattler reporter. MARRIED.

Miss Eva Bowles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bowles, of Hallsville, and Mr.

N. J. Braud were married in Shreveport New Year's Mrs. Braud, who is well known here, is sister of Mrs. J.

A. Faucett of Marshall, with whom she made her home while employed with the Fidelity Grain Company. The bride and groom are living in Shreveport, where she is with the Caddo Oil Company and he is a railroad employe. ENTERTAINS AT BUNCO. Miss Margaret Brown, at her home, East Burleson street, entertained friends last night with bunco, games, music and conversation.

They had a wonderfully good time. Refreshments were served. Ho! for the goal at the Methodist Sunday Sebool next Sunday morning. What is it? 350. (1-9c Sock Sale Boys' 50c Hose Boys' 75c Hose 49c Men's $1.50 Silk Sox 95c Men's $1.00 Silk Sox Men's 75c Lisle Sox Men's 35c Lisle Sox Hilliard Green BUY SHOES NOW AT CUT PRICES Take your choice of our entire stock for Men.

Women and Children. HUB SHOE STORE FOOT FITTERS Offices Of Proposed Steel Plant May Be Located At Longview Austin, Texas, Jan. corporation with a proposed capital stock of $10,000,000 is to be formed: which is to merge the interest of the TexasLouisiana Steel Corporation, is in progress of formation and the charter will be shortly filed in the tate Department, according to L. P. Featherstone of Longview, who was here conferring with the State Department relative to the filing of the articles of corporation.

Mr. Featherstone added that the organization of the company is about completed and includes considerable eastern capital. He has just from the East on. this proposition. It is proposed to first organize a holding company for the purpose of placing under its ownership their own ore, cooking coal limestone for production of pi giron cotton ties, concrete construction rods and other forms of commercial steel.

Mr. Featherstone stated that the iron holdings test pitted and analyzed measure 58,284,380 tons of 52 per cent average metallic content, and while manganese has not been so accurately measured, it is estimated at 2.300,000 tons. These holdings are owned by the incorporators of the proposed company and are ready to be transferred. The new companys' headquarters are to be in Longview and it is now planned to erect the plant in the heart of the ore beds forty miles north of Longview; the furnace to have capacity of 500 tons, Mr. Featherstone asserted.

Californians Ask Anti-Vamp Bill To Protect Their Boys Sacramento, Jan. man. but particularly Uncle Sam's rollicking Jack Tars are going to be protected by the strong hand of the law from the brazen 'eyes of flirtatious maidens, if the California Women's Legislative Council has its way. The council today is preparing for its meeting Saturday at San Francisco, when it will draft a proposed antivamping bill, designed to extend to callow youths of 18 or more years the same protection now enjoyed by The supporters of the measure are frank in stating that it is aimed at those designing sirens of the seaport towns who ply their profession among the rising Ulysses of this generation. What the Woman's Legislative Council has in mind is first the safety of the sailor lad of immature age and next the punishment of those who deliberately plot and plan immoral destruction.

Although there is nothing in the bill, as it appears at present, to explain its underiying purpose, the authors declare that it is necessary to the crusade which began during the war and is still being carried on against the spread of disease. ESCAPED CONVICT IS GIVEN PARDON Little Rock, Jan. Campbell, convict, for whom a search which led to Midland, Texas, was made about six weeks ago, yesterday was granted a pardon by Governor. Brough. was.

convicted in connection with alleged automobile thefts, and after serving 10 months of a year's sentence, was granted a leave: of absence by the governor to visit relatives who were ill. Instead of returning at the end of his leave, Campbell went to Texas, where he was captured, but where he escaped fro mofficers. He was picked up by local police Tuesday, but was released when Governor Brough stated that he had promised Campbell immunity from interference if he would return and help clear up unsettled questions connected with the automobile thefts for which he was sentenced. Boy Burglar Marked With Holes In Head Chicago, Jan. of McWhorter McGrath, youthful burglar, who has confessed to stealing $50,000 worth of valuables from North Side residences, shows, according to Chief Justice Harry Olson of Municipal Court, "holes in the back of his head in which one's fist could be put." "If I happened to a dark house," McGrath confessed to police.

"it worried. me so when I got home that I couldn't sleep. Oft times would get out of bed and go back and rob it." PIANO BARGAIN. Used J. P.

Hale piano, thoroughly overhauled and is 8 good practice piano. Buy this one now for $150 and trade it back later for a new one. Easy payments. Brok Mays Masonic Bldg. We do piano tuning.

tf-c CEDAR SHINGLES The cheapest and best shingles: on the market. Plenty of galvanized nails to put them on with. See me before you buy. tfc) M. TURNEY.

No Sale Found In United States for 1,000 Pounds Of Opium Associated Press Correspondence Manila, P. Nov. 1,000 pounds of confiscated opium which was sent by the Bureau Supply of the Philippine Islands to the chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs at Washington for sale in the United States more than a year ago, has just been returned here, Several months after the opium reached the United States, the chief fthe Bureau df Insular Affairs sent the following cablegram to the Governor-General: "The pharmaceutical manufacturers here. do.not make any offer for the purchase of the nineteen cases of. opium.

There is an abundant shipment of Turkish opium in New York City with a more uniform amount of morphine. It 19 believed that the shipment will be a complete loss." In view of this cablegram the. opium was ordered returned to Manila, where it is now being held by the Bureau of Supply. The publication of an article by an afternoon vernacular newspaper that the opium had been abstracted from the cans during the round trip across the Pacific and molasses substituted, brought forth a denial from the Bureau of upply. It was asserted that the cans.

had been. opened by secret service agents and all of the drug had been found intact. The value of the opium confiscated during the last year and now in the hands of the Bureau of Supply is said to amount to several hundred thousand dollars. WHISKEY FOUND IN WATER TANKMAN SHOT IN LEG Wichita Falls, Texas, Jan. 7.

C. N. Barrett was shot in the leg and Ranger Gonzaullas was slugged over the head with a bottle and temporarily knocked out in a raid on a place at Burkburnett last night. Two galtons of corn whisky was found in an elevated water tank connected with the building, where it is thought to have been hidden when the owners were tipped off that a raid was contemplated. Turkey Nets $107 To Lubbock Girl Lubbock, Texas, Jan: figures secured from the produce industy indicate the growing importance of the South Plains section as a producer of poultry and produce of every kind.

The growth of the turkey industry in the section has been remarkably noticeable. One girl, 14 years old, marketed $107 worth -of turkeys from 'one turkey hen this year and has a flock of sixteen hens left for next year. A second girl sold twenty-seven out of forty-three turkeys grown from one. turkey hen's eggs, producing at an average of $4.50 each. Poultry, produce, dairy industry, purebred hogs, sheep.

and other livestock are growing in interest among the progressive farmers of this particular section. SAYS GASTRITIS DUE TO HOMEBREW New York, Jan. is causing thousands of cases of gastritis, declares Dr. Thomas Thorburn, who will announce his discovery at meeting of the Osteopathie Sothe ciety in New York Thursday evening. Dr.

Therburn occupies, important positions on the several New York City hospitals. He claims that if the government does not at once show the people how to make homebrew correctly there will be an immense number of cases of stomach disorders and a fairly large percentage of fatalities. JITNEY PRICES GONE DOWN Nine Ford Cars--Four Large Cars in Service Shreveport, La. $8.00 Deberry 6.00 Carthage 8.00 Cross Roads 3.00 Elysian Fields 4.00 Linden 8.00 Atlanta .12.00 Leigh 4.00 Blocker 3.00 Jefferson 4.00 Harleton 4.00 Karnack 4.00 Lake 6.00 Ashland 9.00 Woodlawn 2.50 Scottsville 2.50 Hallsville 4.00 Waskom Longview 4.00 6.00 Bethany, 'La. 6.00 W.

C. MOORE TRANSFER PHONE 68 MEN! THIN Here's Trouser Bargains You'll WelcomeMen's Odd Trousers 33 Off $6.00 values $4.00 $10.00 values $6.65 $7.50 values $5.00 $12.50 values $8.35 Serges, Flannels, Worsteds Corduroy, Moleskin- THE NEW STOPE FOR MEN Safety Is a man's first thought for his family and home. But how many stop to consider what would become of these if accident or illness should deprive the family of his care and support. A little less expense in the daily life now would scarcely be felt. Strat a Savings Account now to protect against future disaster.

Guaranty State Savings Bank WANTED! CLEAN COTTON RAGS The Morning News Press-Room The News is read by the Harrison County people..