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CONDUCTOR SHOT BY NEGRO ON STREET CAR THREATENED TO SLAP A COLORED WOMAN UNKNOWN AND UNIDENTIFIED NEGRO ORDERS NO VIOLENCE TO THE WOMAN. "I MEAN, DON'T HIT HER." GREAT EXCITEMENT CREATED WHEN GUN FIRES. WOULD ADJUST NEGROES TO AMERICAN LIFE Founded by W. E. King. VOL. 26, NO 17. CONDU THREATENED TO A C UNKNOWN AND UNIDENTIFIED N TO THE WOMAN. "I MEAN EXCITEMENT CREATED WHEN WOULD ADJUST NEW TO That there should be nation-wide policy and program of work for adjusting Negroes to American life, and some national committees or communities that use African-colored citizens to promote such a policy and program of work is set forth in an article in the Director of Negro Economics, Department of Labor, which will appear in the Public tissue of an especially Negro worker that have taken place during the war. He points out that there is a growing opportunity for part of the people that they should have larger justice as a result of their part in the war. He also states that the Negroes disliked conduct on the Western Front has created very favorable sentiment among American Americans, who should what should! to secure a larger justice for the Negroes in our democracy. As a policy that should gain national resolution adopted at a recent conference as follows: "That every Negro should have reconstruction shall adequately and consciously include provision for our Negro fellow citizens and for their Outlining some of the elements of a nation-wide, constructive program of education for all Americans to American life, he discussed economic justice of both hardiness peasants and industrial workers, educational training of housing and living conditions, and health and sanitation surroundings. He also argued that a lynching should be met by force of national opposition. I wrote to the public press, he says, "Last, but by no means least, if the public press of the country trades of seeking and giving publicity to the better side of Negro character and life of emphasizing the better side of Negro character and relations, much good would be accomplished. I wrote in the Public, the writer cites an illustration of what nationwide, must accomplish, the educational work of fifty years promoted by the Church Missionary Societies that did the pioneer work for Negro education, the plan of organization so success- The Dallas Express --- "The domestic and foreign relations of America are channelled. The inter-relationship between the Americas close to many of the darker races of both the Old and the New World, America. In her twelve million Negroes, our Nation has *ambassadors who can be most effective in bearers of the truth and good will to these darker people. But broad constructive statemanagement through a national policy and program in keeping with the reconstruction now upon the land of the free." "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea."—Fred Douglas. DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. PITTSBURG OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES Many Positions for Women Workers are Waiting According to Late Report. Pittsburgh has no after-the-war problem so far as women work in the city's superintendent of the Women's Division, United States Employment Service, Department of Labor, who said: "Instead of finding large numbers of women out of work, our office has been filling positions for months. In fact, we close our office every week, covering a hundred and a half jobs, the best range of opportunity—professionally, clerically, work institutional and domestic, work factory. Any woman who is needing employment is more than welcome at the Women need not feel that they are taking men's places and thereby depriving returning soldiers of a chance to work. There are certain types of work for which women are best fitted, and for which women in. In order to meet the need of filling peace orders, the services department PERRY HOWARD GOES TO FRANCE. New York City, New York, Jan. 25, 1919. Perry Howard, widely known Negro attorney of Mississippi and President of the National Negro Bar Association, sailed today for the University of Pennsylvania, then a representent for the Baltimore Daily Herald and other interests. He was recently elected President of the Racial Protective League of America with heart quarters at Washington, D.C. and of which E. T. T. Twell is Secretary-Treasurer. This organization will rival the boss in the country but it should flourish together at F St. N W., Washington, D C. BIG BERTHA IS WAITING BY F BIG BERTHA IS WANTED NEGROES IN THE FOUNDRIES OF INDIANAPOLIS. That Negroes are employed in large numbers in the foundries in Indianapolis as molders and coremakers of from two to fifteen years experience is shown by reports joint and informal effect of these men were inspection Service to the Director of Negro Economics of the U. S. Department of Labor. Over two hundred and effect of these men were employed in six foundries where investigations were made. In some of these foundries, as the foremen withdrew, many of them to go home for way, the Negro molders were taken on. One curious experience has come, in that the accident rate among Negro molders and helpers has been found to be less than it --- DOPE-TAKING HABIT SHOWS BIG INCREASE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, London, Dec. 18. Opium smoking and drug taking appear to be in high demand in the human London than in generally known. Facts were disclosed at an inquest this week on a young population that were called "doping parties" have been frequently held in various fats and Limehouse. London and Limehouse are called "doping parties" have been frequently held in various fats and Limehouse. London and Limehouse are taken habitually and various trips made to Chinatown and Limehouse in the east of London and heroin are taken habitually or purchasing the drug for consumption elsewhere. In small quantities for five dollars a bottle and cocaine at fifty dollars the bottle. Witnesses at the inquest describe parties held in flats where opium was sold at the cost of the evening's entertainment to twenty-five to fifty dollars. The authorities seeking those who supply the drugs have arrested one woman. FRANCE AGAIN RECOVERS ITS WONDER CLOCK. London, Jan. 2.—(By Mail)—With the occupation of Strasbourg by American troops, France again came into possession of what for generations has been known as the world's largest cathedral clock was built in 1574, but was reconstructed in 1842. It is now to be remarkable, but the mechanism works all sorts of hours. For instance, it was once the clock crew for St. Peter and the saints in engy, with its appearance and walk around. PASSPORTS FOR PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS DELEGATES REFUSE ED. Washington. Feb. 2. - Passports for Negroes desire to attend a Pan-American congress been reiterated. State Department which announced that the French Government did not allow them to present a favorable time to hold such protection at all, as allied aviators, soon located them. There is a report that several aviators, Americans, French and British, lost their lives in locating the first three Berthas in the forest of St. Gobain, but upon arrival they were captured. However, on March 27, one of the Berthas was blown up by an aerial torpedo which tore a hole in the ground more than fifty feet in diameter, a phantom of a plane. The second was put out of business in the last days of April, while the third of the original three guns was resumed. It is now asserted that two of these guns were remodeled into a larger one-inch cut, and a twelve-inch gun was fitted with a twelve-inch resumed the shelling of Paris late in May. Last week, the Germans succeeded in utilizing larger caliber guns for long distance firing for the invasion of France, and a near Soissons, firing a teweave and a half-inch shell. They were preparing to subject Paris to an intentionally detonated gun had to suffer when they were driven out of their Soissons-Chateau Thierry by the counter-offensive of the Commandant Mirbel, the military expert who organized the Turkish invasion of France, and summed charge of the military affairs of that country, told the Associated Press that the German long distance gun lay in the invention of a special high explosive powder which could only be fired in a special steel of extraordinary resisting power. The Germans had come up with a marshal Peck's offensive and they were manufacturing several guns similar to their Soissons one, but Marshal Peck's offensives was among foreigners engaged in the same work. Another very interesting fact is that both Union and non-Union white molders have worked with these Negroes in most friendly co-operation and without friction. The unique in the case of one foundry which is employing Negro core-makers is that they are employed to employ Colored men on this work lest the white core-makers would refuse to work with them. The owners and managers in a number of foundries is that the Negro molders have given entire satisfaction to the Negroes, that that the Negro is making good Some managers say that the conditions that exist between workers and individual and not upon the race. WAR BRINGS ISSUES NOT INCLUDED IN PEACE TREATY New Creeds Will Spring Up. Germany already Has Produced A Pre-War Religion, "The Little Flock." The new "Messiah" has achieved some measure of popularity by his success in the ground that they draw stipends, which, he says, the apostle, Paul, has given him. The "Little Flock" craze has spread to such an extent in Saxony, especially among impressionable young people, the authorities have had to interfere. Many extreme pan-Germans have given up their mysticism. They openly propagate a revival of the paran worship of the ancient Teutons, including offerings to it. A more modern offshoot of this movement is headed by Ludwig Neugustin, who has given prominence on the ground that it is (Continued on page 4). REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ORGANIZED BY DALLAS NEGROES. The American Realty and Construction Company is the name of a new organization launched by a number of professionals and professional men of this city. The company has a capital stock of $1,000,000 and is settled with $2,590,000 paid in. The company was incorporated under the laws of the state, December 26, 1918. The corporation is formed for the purpose of erecting buildings or making improvements in the accumulation and loaning of money for said purposes, and for the purchase, sale and subdivision of real property. The corporation is chartered for a period of fifty years. The following companies are chartered for a period: A. Wren, M. M. Rodgers, H. Stri克兰, G. L. Furrow, R. H. Hanlon, Chas. Druckens, R. H. Hanlon, A. the City of G. W. White, J. E. Crawford, Taylor, G. W. White, J. E. Crawford. A partner of the company, I. W. Rudder, is the Vice President, H. L. Runyan, 1st vice president; H. L. Lommon, 2nd vice president; B. R. Lommon, 3rd vice president; B. R. Lommon, 4th vice president; Chas. T. Brackman, business manager; A. S. Wells, attorney; Mr. Price A. Wren, the president in the organization; Gem Drug Store, and is its manager; he was prime mover in the organization; he was seen by a representative of the paper Mr. Wren said, "It is our purpose to help people in buying homes and in making improvements on those already required when needed. While our purpose is to help people in perfecting plans to give us ample financial connections to take care of their needs and with us. We will increase our capital stock as our business grows, as we expand our operations behind the organization. We are organized to help the people and not to exploit them. Of course we expect that the people will be involved." We invite attention to the advertisement of this company which applies to VICTORY NO BAR TO INVESTIGATION OF GROSS WASTE FACTS ABOUT THE INCOME TAX WORTH KNOWING Slashes Red Tape Rules. "The men were suffering in the cut, but the men were cut in apple of the screams of horror that arose from the officials, and the supplies were sent where they were." "I found," he continued, "when I went down to Washington, not one of the eleven." Each branch of the military service was a unit and each was working for itself and against the enemy by buying motor trucks. Instead I found four men buying them, outbidding each other and unsetting the enemy's competition" which prevailed among the various* departments may be seen in the business of renting a doo-kat. The department offered $50,000, then came along the engineers with an offer of $10,000, then he went to the navy for $110,000. Cites Other Examples. As a sample of the governmental contracts that were so liberally stawn during the war, Mr. Thorne asked me to "one day I received a communication saying that about 6,000 tons of coal were to be delivered to him he said, 'Investigating further this curious item, I found that the Secretary of State and the Secretary of State of the United States would receive 32,000,000 pounds of jam from Australia. The price agreed on was a considerable one, even for a jam of 10,000 pounds over the map of the world: 10,000,000 pounds is in France, 10,000,000 pounds is in England, 10,000,000 pounds still on the berry bushes of The income tax drive of 1919, is now under way, and every preparation is being made to handle the largest collection in the history of income Tax. "I am not waiting for the final passage of the new Revenue and Internal Revenue Collector Walker today," nor for the new regulations and blank forms to be issued. To get the new regulations and complete, I urge that we begin now in income Tax obligations imposed on the old laws, as well as the measure now in Congress, consist of two distinct operations. One is, to obtain the items of income and items of deductions allowable by law, and to do this within the period named in the other is, to pay the tax, if any. "Neither of these obligations can be met without a careful revenue tax year. That is the big job right now, and that is why I say the Income Tax drive is already under way. I should immediately prepare a complete and accurate detailed statement of his or her receipts for the tax year." When the new bill is enacted into law, I will have the proper return forms distributed throughout the Disaster Recovery Office. I should be filled of the date when the sworn return must be filed. It is my plan to send my men out to central lockup. U.S.A. PRICE FIVE CENTS. T CAR TO IN- OF GROSS WASTE SPONSIBILITY FOR UNNECES- MAN TELLS OF RECKLESS R DEPARTMENT. Australia not yet picked. "one would think," said Mr. Thorne, "that the branches of the War Department would be one big family. Instead, they carried on the same formality that exists between one United States and Mexico during the war with Winston's expedition to Vera Cruz. "This is only one, literally, of the present administration squandered money "like drunken sailor," and which furnishes the reason why the present administration will be willing that the more successful conclusion of the war shall act as a reminder of the waste, extravagance and mismanagement which characterized the present administration's conduct of the war, the correspondent of the Philadelphia Public Lodge, writing of the president and managed or minimized the war, says: "The war, the Republican leaders, public opinion, the imposition of the manner in which the Democrat, was the greatest event in the history of the nation during the twenty years of the war, tangible way into virtually every homestead of the entire United States, on every industry and every vocation. The entire social, domestic and industrial fabric of the country was through the District, adiding taxes in the preparation of the returns and in deciding doubtful points. We income Tax, and with the co-operation which the public can give the government men, the returns will be made to the public. The law's provision, the right taxes will be paid, and the District will govern the government's support. "Meanwhile, let me say again, there is no need in delaying the preparation of the person to compile figures of the financial fund. What Congress does now will not affect the amount of a person's earnings for the day of every person to together of the financial fund or miss. Guesses cannot be accepted as the basis of taxation. It is clearly the duty of the belated bearing together of the financial fund to correct figures and ascertain whether his income for 1918 was sufficient to make necessary a sworn return, the taxes paid, the belated bearing together of the financial fund for salaries and wages, and the high war prices brought unusual to the public. The farmer and man to the farmer in many sections of the country. The opinion in Washington is that a million citizens will pay their first income tax returns. All signs indicate that the income will be raised by a large number of working men and women, and nearly every merchant, shop keeper, as well as a big percentage of farmers. Not all will have to pay the tax, but (Continued on page 4.) pees ig Se A oS = Paap eer eae ie eg OEE Be Bg ROG EN LE Eee Gee ee eae OLD REGULAR 2AGE rwo GOES FROM TOWN TO TOWN AND RECKIVES OVATION. APTEL OVATION, CLANKSVILLE, JE. PEUSON, TEXARKANA. AND HOPE STEP IN THE SPOT LIGHT ON 10 NASHVILLE, LOU VILLE-SomE STORS COMING BACK—DON'T LAUGH. acme ee Somierbere. in Arkanaas, Feb, 2 selon artes, Fem, 16 was gren 16 minutes ater 11:0 lock as Tuenday Sanaty 280 Spon I ised roms 6 Tranecon Tie aha et te ree, Count Ra See's W, Hi, Levtnant Citra Precee, Mi, Jennings Armotrone and thers foracd'n gies on Tecep flea which ‘carred me to the es ence" of adatn. Perce, where es, einen re im company with ‘te He 1 init eh Cheat bar school € wbleh Prof Mk Hecton prin Spa Drs A Micha he SP" hotel oadsior et my Sisposa fina ‘the way barat’ the gas Srsuaio’ fan sce tbaay ove fod'hin sew azaitariem wile ‘on tthe beauty pots in "Clarksville Soe completed vit i now fn cours OF erection. ins will ea. us Stoce"eews sinnd anf stre"on ihe fret sook wit henptal on he ec find door, "The ieeting was held at Zion ‘reaver apne crc et GW Hin pamer? The: house was fled fo cage, and" persons ado be ened nway." spoke om the “Peace ioe of "rhe American Nogro” The people were: sated and aid much qoencourexe me. ih ny work of resting’ sentient’ for” businens laruavine i tome town toa te arom ip ihe minvtes “Among the eater ada, acral ‘People are" coneeioneren, 07” Jen Binge: Armaong and’ Dock hse: Fetsurasa by dir Ned obi, and Bir Mary Hut wo also operates len wren” acer Red ovve: and "6, 'F. Porter” or nae han a 8 mr thelr own tae. A atin and Huson” Dickas, poo Salle Yorcy Jones‘ tahoe npr sr na Dr’ Munchor" owas pail ootcenw “machine ‘Arthurs “Din adhe Gonay Welln, Et Lander re Beret tore vb Wal hysidans’” Dente Ballo Paria pene aay In the week ere De, Wallace opeater'a case. Tom site Mack Alba, Geo aimer, ‘Andrew Grimes and Curtin Armtrons ech "owns tgrocery. "Tom Eikian Hiatt Baker ‘andLymp_ ‘Thomas ars fontractore "Ciankavite: Undertaker Go owned by in B.Browrige, with Mrs hek Tyler, manager Sir Matite ‘webonalt and siasOfeita King’ aro. dreon ‘makers, wail Mie 2H Hughen long tine’ agent ofthe Ballas Expres ‘operatea a tcceee fal Alnderraron. Dy tig, he You “bud Dyer and LH Browriee perio erie s, ‘ile ates ‘owns a dosent moving ple Hecfoed "snd chegetc ulpeer is wn “pulber ie still wt the head of St. Paul M. E. Shureh, while Bt Jones HapUn harsh’ tas "no. pastor Heres an apes fra aie act ther need agp. Tam compan» word of pent etl thes “They have erected forthe ed sation “et Colored youth builing fealty worth while bnd'{ tndortand that le "while people nt" re tore” ond eentoal fate ior the Taldren, Below "t Bent the fey for thy shot tea oct, princi abs fants, ra Ie 'b Harrison, J.D. Hil’ AL'M. Tyler and ‘Mises Jttsios and Irene Woodson Clarks ‘ies iarching on. deflerson, ‘At this Whriving tte city, 1 or rived the morning of Jan. 30, sd ‘want immediately to: tho high. schoo! ‘whore I met a. aif thousand chil ‘Gren (more or teas), Prot. 2. C. Pitt nd his" iat, ‘The machine was ‘Well lubricated. and was moving ‘on When In Jefferson. ty" headguae: tore are at the oices ‘of Dr. Tit ‘tuens Speed, ‘Phone who desired Yo'see se found it out and shoved Boater duet “Taisng "record breaking ride ‘about ‘town wih the siedieine mann, Twas invite! and (ic! eat supper at Mle "board." After ‘supper, T'went to Macedonta church (Of which Hlev. 7. George i pas- or.” The occasion wan the ‘Ronse. Welt memoria Prof'J. C. Pits cal: ‘SE the moattig to order and intr» ‘duced Dr... Spec ay usir™ of feoremonies. he choir ‘aasined the ons ap Walker ‘rcharra with the wl ‘Phe Thums slatere ven. ered with eifect:” 7Whea I stave Gromed te Ba Prot, Wansinsion schools, "pastor “Gearse, fans. Dr. Speed inate’ addresses om the orth of Ruoserelt. t hurnbly “aloah dup” debind “them. "The seoting fwas hm ireat lesson in patrotisuy &"mceting which for sense nnd en fhasiaam "will bold' the boards “In Jefferson for many moons. Rehene * Pantha insewsy City ase tat gaits cose, i fl eb iry oats eee fee tar Seer ns a fee ee ee cee ee ee rf Se ee ee oe eden fee ee See eee ee Pease tore oe Saige ae oes iat aie, epee 2 ae ‘wrt ty bordauarters wile ee ao : the eetrecn' © eens earn te G. U. Jamison, a vew balm CW Turin." bw iain help for the victims of disease and tecident hs been opened» The flor In‘one of the big wadertakingn of the ee Aa fei ote i ca fairly wefore ‘the. people of, Texan {oultiana, Avkatnan and Oktaborna tn the ext sue of the Express i vould do-it gow, ‘batt am riding Thad the pleunre of mer ing Old Die. Che .°G. ores, the ‘hugh Errant of Oda "Fellowship, the past tora, teachers, businesy mes, news aver ‘men, andl oC the” bunch eluded in the. “push.” They” huve ‘new viklon~‘Terarkana tet “iv fue" Keeping sep to the. rating drain teat of the march of progres int wer by eke Tne arrived here Sunday morning, obruary 2, on the frat traln out ol ‘Texarkana,’ ‘This town. is 32 mites sway. I wat the vest of Lonoke (Taptlat church of whieh Hew. dH oever in Pastor. He invited’ me t jeome to Hope: 1 don't reeset. i Ho and his people treated" me. tne Notwithstanding the ‘howtlity ot the |elements, full house greeted ‘me. at (3330p. ms poke ant hour on he "Peace Alm of the American Negro, ‘to an audience who had tho Intell ‘ence 0 appreciate every. word. A [splenaid program consisting of music ‘and song and prayer: and remark [preceeded my, ammering deliver: ‘thee. aod no less a. personage than Harrison Lewin told te, that 1 had one. Boo. "Harrison Lewin ie ot the frm of Lewin and’ Wilson.” te owns 'k. brick buliding two. slories “high adit ts Aled “with. m" hotel |and) stores—grocertes, “market "and “try goon, He has a gross. Income ‘of something ‘over $5,000 "a month ‘He tv wome Harrison is he not? Lewts [MCU ure, tute Inn the nly ‘pebble on the beach “at” Hope “There are others "oven they are riot m0 heavy, "twill not name thote Whom T''now remember because It ould not be fair 10. thore whom Tean't remember, and my written in: formation has Just blown out of the window of this Dloomta’ train. "t siy Coming ack ‘and ket” the record ftralzht and. print it word for word So much for’ Hope, Hesipatend. Co, ‘Arkanaas, tle Boek, 1 am nearing Little Rock and it tw neatly dark. Pollce are 90. slow, ‘here, each man bas’ to Tookout for Ilmaett Good bye. own Lavan. | Ai i haa One assisting in making out ques. tionnaires and. a" colored resisraai {in Georsia had this colloquy: “Have you any rounds for defer a, clasalfeaions?™ “No, uh bom T aint got no land ae alt ef didn’t ask yon about any land but ave "you”"any” reasons, why you sould not ko to the war?” "ea sub.” Whit are they “Wel, ath, indo frat place Ie been coated af" rime "olving moral Turpentine.” “Any other reamoaa?” “Yer uh. De ehireh to whieh 1 Dolonga “in de congregastun “is con: efounly oppoved to Mghtin."* ~sudse, Why le Went Democrat | Old Uncle George a typical ol fume Kentucky "Negro and” a frm Hepubliean, but things are happening oo swiftly’ for him, and this fy how fhe caturdened hia’ sout"to. hin "od mater : "You know, Marte Jebms, Tse al ways been a Republican ever sinee T'wae bohn; but, believe me, trom ow on T's a Democrat and’ Wil: ton man. Tse foh nny many ‘what's ovamart dat he can ddan hour's flaylight to de day and an take aay All de. raltfonds trom de" men what wns ‘em and ive "emt to hla son Invlaw."T tho’ “am going” to" be Deneoret trom Gis time on.” —tite A Colonel of colored regiment Ser ar attra ye ate ot eaee Ee et i ah at eo a ee ee alae Br teoscied Nate tain Seer ee eas Pea eae ce Beare ee cece Sh oe ieee he an ore cette coe era? ae Soattartt te de le bid st 1 a soeg teste peerage eye i fre ota ts ha ms an ere shes te aa aa oer ties aie coe Soe tt, sovotoa tS et Be dan cay ame’ Or ae hae Be! ve ante Foi ae oe “hin ay nel rie Re Et tm, rent oan tant Sa, Te Pt tat Not the Oty aunts Bi Srhte Sa ae sont itt are Sas Ss Sree: Sut aueh St ok see Bc Meet pote 1, th Soe an gh ovo tb Se. * AR ea aa on teh te watery ere i stmt a tees Sra erat | ate cy Ws bot Yeo atts Fosse tan nots hrate the 25th anniversary before iat ae uty Song" be tt the silver, | a ey a mare wooden wedde’" Dein" aahas "ty See srw «esas rota soc tea “tesa “Sonal singe tee abowr ‘silo has found out that. _THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. she married a Block Head. to the waiters were not_necemary.| Plenty of exer: to ieee Zona Seto nck Toune street snes came mitts embered the folewins: |" | scription you 1 Mae te Hoc, sncne: | gant ante vase utp fke”'s | Influenza —un ® brave cop ‘saslecp on his] vies falling overboard will be rock | neglect or othe et, ein ‘the cradle of the sea. Fread| vets you. Th ‘So ho wave, #0 be ware, ran wll be nerved whoa the boats) On @ moving train lays to, Boats leave landing daily) ONCE os pga once 8 week | a ana 2 Suet sactine| Sm" Ste A yl Make Coming) fort} A song of Abrahain approaching veh Nd (the oue ar hia brathren ingle. 1 not every man who can so. CASCARA aims) “Well, Tky, do you Willeve in beav-| There some who go must slay, but | ‘8 sx | ent Tean “come back ‘When I ieave| at at Ng Joule, Kentucky, he 1800 C8] oe caemarn Ting | 2B, yo™,bleve In helt” pretty women and fine horvea,. the| Peder cold remedy ding-| “Well, no." Jand which is still celebrated for its 1:'T) hous slever (O14) Dea mat you tell where all de| blue. ‘grass, but from. which. “Old) Uri fae Thee lz|punean one, ara” entusey "Bourton han been ‘x: | ent | ean | trpated, 1 will stop and speak at, Rws-| a father ean taxe spots on the] ine flowing’ places hee tit gal ancl] gon with & otra. ‘Texarkana, Texas, eb. 23] tthe Colored ga tare ah Roca ce fet 18) fas recent aindrs “live| tn many. places ¥ xo 1 find wel-| AUunta, ‘Texas eb, 16| ston. Her parents | ene wb hve, Shoe. "| hrevgor ei 8 ant 1 | lo He, ren poe jeiferson, "Teta, Wane | Peng “AC a oo Some who compiain much about) Tyler, Texas Feb, 38. en one cotdnean "ono, it-theydo| TacnDatlan ay prepare for" op |, Seater auburn fot change, will go to‘ world where | coming. bed with ana ning: | they will have no need to complain | KE Ww, le ie reported - im tof | further of coldness, seas Ps Meee nies : Breese: ————— port | A AMiaslouary ean always be trusted 3 1 ne ae to the bed. Texas Towns F ence ep Rerever. “The omer. world fe ot ke thls ‘The public be pitied 5.000 mor young Goctors to "be tured loon Oh, ‘eeneration ‘ot "butchers! Well they thay be necessary, for. we ts have a door when we come in th World 'and we Uhually have one whe we go out, Civil enxincer ix a fatiure in locomotive and” cfvil ‘conductors a scarce 00 the train Aman doce not have to £0 U1 saloon to ‘havea doctor treat Mi Ty Japan a wan cam get a wit for 50 cents, Welly ane is worth every ent of It ‘The diference ‘between marriage tn ndia and United States is, the tn the former, a. oan never” see hil wite before marriage inthe lat ter he seldom xeew her afterwards 1 women, were ‘remen you coutd fot keep then "from going putt eo them handle the howe. I was the chiet mourner at th funeral” today, "tecensed “owed tn t600 A irl may be an pretty aa a plc ture ind ‘then ‘have &' poor frame. |, Texas once noted for tough peopl ‘in now celebrated. for: tough weak A policeman ia a man the it ayn 10 alee otalde, “The passengers who complain are the biaine forthe crowded sire A auction Dowk 4 an wea fuispendern to. keep bia pate up 0 torKeep them from cemine down? Bix shoes are whe best things of ie feet : A cannibal ia @ man who lives on Init belngs. and Dalian ts Tull 0 oe ae eae aoeé ieee “The ent od sty iy the one seat ye fn atS ets Gera a rane Iie aoe wie fi ei” ee motte ht Stay ws tat “outs county, Wet ne Sd ath ee ake rtd ce ach at ee [Ste Wolo on the ttm wrote va! Fetefay we, busted io town a iad tt Hen we nett Ned id eke Tria oyna led on daetrantd”chteednlh oases tye ‘ppc, “Sn toca med fee eRe Ae Ihe alae Sh, hoes tat he uk ae "San Panel aon alge i only eet cant rin 8 ae sfote nape ae ain tne only coe a ant Satin ve ‘he oly nano, dono 0 iprate e taa a eet ae a hs ‘hey my ‘ha al, dene come tram ta Ba tne e Sy orm weact nati 24 “ave onto Ya / ‘oe me ato ve me death genre He Sa tt nh a te row. A nun marty Tea exit ho rufnetfantoerhat San S30 te ee Binal I trot, ont, sear ST was» man shan sah tne wie ete" "2 Mind oa Bo Th, wat 1 ped 9 tow ie eee tosis a Taare Ske Mek whee eon mot keep | tere, hut never fat Go Keep an thee ee dsb iba meds woman iy Ror abit toy tain oli ade Spee amie at Aah wy Se Atboten “meine” tal ‘next day she walks into the surf | ith eaepuce bathing ‘situ Tat ado a Redaction, A oan waa ttn ied near Chien fo, feely sade ihe Cornett feine th "ty or ‘pape Shia tua a Taal? fond np same, ht te. tfowine Bin: “Speing itme aod ne pei bat teat no sot eet Peeetied on" trate ‘ie ta ‘ripen the ‘Ort taken enh ine Spy wir, ‘hy ine win tieewith eh Tore, a te wave ent ated areas, he “en Kevisr"blown ther wie _chpe A mae of act Invent we eam aloe “wih” sone "oe Wings "Taig vant ‘Tene “ea Iedeteneed nomenon ih en Cine "sare bot oveebed Ker"aling'a dy frend oe tor hao ras bowsese "ie THE TAILOR : 4 = ay Say Ps & (a es f ao Be ies tae t- Re ae iS % & | ney x fy § x (So the ‘sellers Seee et necemsary, ‘he rough set tipped them of enoush ‘Among the rules aboard ahip Tre ‘membered the following: ‘Passengers. riding on stern whee must secure round tip tickets Da- bes falling overboard. willbe rock: ed in ‘the cradle of tho sea.” Fresh ‘ee will nerved wliea the boa Haye th want eave lands cal Some Stops 1 will Make Coming hack. 1 tu not every man who can 0 ‘There some ‘who go must say, bul {1 ean “come” back” ‘When 1 lave Loulsvitie, "Kentueky, "the land 0 pretty women and Ane. horves, the fund whieh im still celebrated for ts blue “grass, but trom which “Old Kentucky” Bourbon" has been ex Urpated. 1 will stop and. speak at ‘Texarkana, Texas... feb, 13 Naahaes an re I ‘lana, eae eb. I Shreveport ta Pek if and 19 doterson Teas, feb tyler Texag eh 3s *rnea Dalla iay prepare for "sy coming. KEW i Texas Towns | Sessreersenses: MARSHALL. Marshall, Texan, Ped. 6s, Pate nie Boyd tthe ‘lve’ Aid tan HMrw ‘Carrie Masney of dha ow elu gave a. ten a, Wards. Chapel ‘AUS SEchurehy Sumdhy evening we fad eer. aket “with ue the fection was wood, “Hew, WM Pie than done wood work, bo leaves for ‘Taylor, Texas ara of Thanks, 1 wish to thank ihe tang trends for Kindnets shown me during Hiineets Tahal "alwaye “resem cach ne! of 70 ‘Very socerey, (otra) Clemte Alexander Reyools Mr. Son Lae fe very ow Neva teathee’ santa, Chan wrelas te very fow ih Gklsbots. ‘Airs [Grorsia’ Creganav "Gein tie Rocte Ark, renalne shipped to da hat tor faormpent‘eYaney ta fey. in ‘viding avery eat tage,” Mra Mary. "Prlernon led ai ‘er home’ G30 hl of heart flare see Wis, Barne is ery fick “ragor ‘bie piner_ “umber company ook #1600000 insured 5 Sto. Nr, Weatherford of Texarkana rand Aaater of the ovate Templars ot Ameriea ie inthe ey wet foagen a7 Galucovitie, Texas, Feb.” 6— rs. 1, "Stone of Oklahoma City, Okla. Was called’ to Gainesville to attend the Bedalde of ner sister, Mfrs, alll Smith Rev. MM. ‘Burnes, pastor or A. M. E chureh reported all ears fn ‘the work wan a grand success uring the month ‘of January. Al the. Lords work. went over the top ‘And With 4 new vision Intend. to tareh ino Mareh with a nice painted thureh, “The revival berias Fel. 9 Wwith ev. Ht."P. Evans. the black Billy Sunday ‘of Tyler au conductor Come and help us go over the top. ‘tra. Eugene Lite dled {nthe io fal mipitariuim last week. Mr Wil: Iie Biackan, Mrs. Au" Kelley. As Freeman with ah oyster Iwicheon ant ‘Twonday ‘night, pleasant. Une ven nivel. as ‘You, Paes ts ‘We have opened A-1, Tailorshor for Indie’. men’ and boys’ clothing We ind that after 2 years’ absence that our many satiaied friends and customers who appreciate etl ser vice sladly welcome un. We cut and make men’s and ties’ clothing, we also do high-clase cleaning, pressing, Rolloves CATARRH i BLADDER} | SANTAL te gn eee | ee ee | in eal a tlie 1A. HARRIS & CO. MOVIE TICKET q ACCEPTED HERE SAME AS CASH as anteater Haris # ena, Yo gn crt fe and two 10¢ tickets free of charge. We will accept these tickets same as cash, f GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE Plenty of exercise, tresn ait} regular hours—isall the pre- scription you nced to avoid Influenza—unless through neglect oF otherwise, a cold gets you. Then take—at once wate castara E° QUININE Ramo Partie tae See Pea ead tc Mt pte Av All Brg Soe ‘nthe Colored Sanitarium where ah tas recently undergone a tno oper ation. “iter parent are atending te Wed aide ot er Prof, Ar Moore. ts confined his ‘bed on, Hancock trek Santer hiburn: Youn is confine bus bed with an ata of pucuron Be i ented diem eee el {= eS Machines | Bs | jERED abiss SS Parnes i Tailor; ' ie | Deas oa jes Elm St DALLAS, ' MARY JOHNSON'S: HAIR Te reir esren as NoANS HANK DREsaIN Rai Rettanasbonctee, Manat tare WATE ANT CFE dyeing and techrical alterations, a peer CLARENCE GAINES, Mgr. | ee 1A. HARRIS : ACK 25 cents and when you have £ {and two 10¢ tickets free of ch GRAND | ee a DALLAS PROFESSIONALS Re aa | I Pig ALL WORK GUARANTEED vipa aoe as Take Lavgning Gas aud your tooth w Lay Painless Dentien, ii ed ae | se y Dales ma ae oan ter swt root va, crmen! Gena Am nd 8, — ERT ee Ne ed arpien GR GRORGR LV Tix, Veuriaraa [PoRes gotten West 20 11 et sor, Hill, from § to 9 a. m. or Peo-| 100 Jackson St., upstairs, Dallas, Tex fertons Aneasen of Horeds, Cattle nod | OF M. P. PENN, Physician and Sur [Phones Ome Sain 114i" rendence Pare Ea /R. WORTHINGTON | Manufacturer of plano and ailo- te oti ots es falar Go pine cw oe mee at [phone Haskel as, snewered with eres tare eel ae ixance ste my expo coat eens ence ! STETSON HATS , LADIES’ HATS Seance ee heed and Reba | WO00D&EDWRDS Hat Factory | 428 South Hrsay Steet COMPANY. Re Oi oes uae cat nS rt Sih, Mak a ey eae ee ree i ee Oe ek SELL OR RENT. HEPRAZIER RURNITURE | | HE Pe ae (° | Real Hand-Made % a Human Creole Hair. yes Latent Btrlee a Colered Pee fe. Dive Hate Goode, Wien ‘Trane : Hale Nets, Cot Matr by the “4 ph ale oun ie FRG We carey tis Larges Ast (es Bp) oe pt Sntcnalee com BE bE) send te tr beauital nom Be) cee THE OLD RELIABLE MIME. BAUM'S HAIR EMPORIUM , 0: Bex 1g enn, Terminal Sta, Ne Yore hy Ween wiitig peice aay this ver. A. 8. Wells, Aiwrney und Lounser. loratian, Office, Noom 21%, Pythan /Pemple, etm and Good streets. Notary Pubile.” Phone M. 3825. Dallas, Texas DR. A. L. RUNYAN, Physician ane Surgeon. Office hours, 9 to 11 8. ro 3.to 6, 7:20 to 9 p.m. Phones, otfew Mis; Rea. M. 9380, Lowery. Bldw ‘800 Jackson Bt, upstairs, Daan, Tex BR. Mt P. PENN, Physician ane Sur eon. “Treats waccostully: most dle, fasoe of mien, women and children Office howe 9 to It ams 8 to b p.m; 7:30 to 9 pm Phones: Other BW. a1 2918: resence phone 8. W. Mi. T44h, “Often 2549 im st, nutte 211 ‘Pythian Temple Buldine’ roe! dence 2510 Flora sty Datla Texan DR, @. W. WHITE, entice Crown sua sriage Work a spretalty oot extracted with care. est ma terial used, work guaranteed. Office hours: $20 am to 12:00 m3 1:30 p.m. (0 6:00 p. m3 Sunday by ap Potntment. Phones: Ortee, M. 7881; residence M. 2453. Oftiee location 12 the Now Pythia Tempe, eulte 216, Solna Peas. i. eae P } ‘ , res 3 ae i é Dre BM. Sandy—Paaea ane seretn! Ofee Prien Tenge fom 210 dss on 9 0 Te ciiwspmstme nm Ome pone han tace St Rae neet_thone Mn ts in Texan , Medium, Fine ‘urniture to se- ‘ ay os ee ne > E , . ‘ee Ra A i Nee ‘ ee. re eee “ i‘ ; 3 ad OO cae act CPE eas "aera a ar A OP ON en sa baud PEE San | MATIONAL Neon PRESS L_Association. pe the oar WA aes Bathe Tecate fone ates arin romani goer Saas eee ee siren toe 8 re SE en Prt, Bor TE tittbimee, Prot & Prost, can TEER isan = See 4% some! noneere eres a Heil nruet bs’ tecantas sseronarrian’ iw a0vaoR ie, de ever: yl es ta a NOTCH TO THN PUMLIC. Sees ees Bees Sa esata oe Seen ature SATURDAY, FED, 8, 1919, DON'T DESPAIR. Colored man, dont dleple, This 4a 7our country. “Jim, erowine_ Yo enki you of the blot. raliredin Jou ts the ‘pentenarica "sini Jou from scald and ‘rousing You alive at wake, are ho evideees fie ‘this, ‘not your county. on fwore mien ciisen eth. contr thie tthe cao ik ‘icenship say" which “Kd Bot give ou west on" tie of wa fad, it your airy. You are coming faa rhc You rer an nd Deace bonit arin thoww due fh onus for peace Your tine is tn stands. He vet epaye There have been darker ire ‘i Ainerin for you than these Ta ahadow’ of huan slavery oocs alkad about tbe land tnd Tgered nthe South ‘hac shadow bat base eu There war once, Supreme our decision" hi country eh fia -that a" Negro’ bad no rishi fen ite an, rae und Fewect® That court, "hes reversed Beats ‘here wan tine an i Colored person was causQt trying fo ‘understand the’ mystery of the freien or printed past he, tad vi Tindthe" dew. That law "bas. been Fepested. We cotld yo on recounting evehancen ail (is ‘whole anus Mould rum’ over with thevw: conver Tiger, "but "whats the es ide your time, do good, dwell ithe tend and verity yo niall be Yd wer lehnine. OS ENG erect Coered places ot nlnean White ten wil no , ig i A eee tee eee on Be Sesto we sale son ee We rape wt to int are sree cot en: TE SR gs ft a ye Bitter eens Sse ut te sees ce or a AGRE Be ects cea nc ans scat Tacs an cl i Mer ted a oie as casts es es ar ie vais leryere tans ett ure oe eee ree cece ts Sas te be nas cree a ae cera ca ce SS Te ost ta stant tas in ee eons t.”. es ieet Sacto Ree a Fee Se te met wa Sl Ot og ee I eater ts he's “tal aba i Shs fe al Sao inne ae See” Cte eee Pee tee wat ae tat tants ee ean oe ne dee Ke Gearen cree ice Se poe Tae ae es age) Fe ee sn cso ie a a et a tase ee er caret’. tes Sata paroles ec rears ccna Cara PS ance tae ees yt Sa Ba st eee se, aes Pope gg ena Siren’ ie" slave Set cscs Toomer eect as es tals anes ba eat Giron ott, Rees es ee ter oe ant eae a's one ey Bes eae ore. aa Se Bae te aia oe a a he tn wa a aE yet, tho Colored man wond ‘why the business of the races grows Bie ciate ace se Re circ rccet on and his Bs ec epln fr« ong tine iat Seta" dau iy erin Sratet eae cro me see 2 be pasion Sa tad tee'mercaes tae epi ea la pos me & pack of tr ‘Stor rr. aPesets See re set Saar eee tn se ain oxe"eny. Steers 5 ito warmed ver Mette eng a hori” moe ihwe felons ooo ta he tee the Cock is tite ond fee Siig ee too axes arte een “vet mn Beating ane sea | ical Atami sits oe mea Sat Sry: acer t ae Sepia erat “Se arg ee Se ee tet G ey Cee te a oe, on Bera Seer eal leon cin ore Pape Oe aes me 6 feet Aeon hacia Steep occ eatin oc oa ae ne aed ho Dae y Ma ieee wets eed es as ac ts Rees oe cee ete ea ies sales Sat CLS ike A peg Ree te a sas co gah Trt ete ier haces a Bae netsh a car ee 4 ae Seamer Sch See tat Sees ec” tee Be eat te Co Re go ggg ee nes oe femaeeecuncees Seed sea pets See ea Sets cal aiok. ese Sen a ots Cie) ise A MONKEY OF TH reo Secretary Baker has just com- mited the. sont antmisiny aco Hin amazing rareer ‘an head ofthe War'Deparient He’ bax ordered the! relegaeof13_consclatogs ob store held “at Fort ‘Laavenvorth {he'remiation of the uneseeued or Alona of thle aentencen thelr how arable restoration to éuty ted. Mediate icharge fromthe ary {fuer wilt emerge. trom riven to take et pines nie hit lonnideten who i tho real work atthe aro. ‘Thee mea, had been ily of ro tama fo nut to mary dseptng orto perform itary service Un: fer tne vaecuve drat ln, every ttan Between the axes of 1 and ts ‘rar cequted (0 resister for military Kerices He waa ‘pormied ana de feria it be, Si nou Buch te weve ranted by the Government were i Aneta io. miliary never Some ot these were. detent of author, ha under gin et continous! etjection, reared to obey any oer fo mater what. or by "woot given tan ot ihe toed) ere aitere olan retiioun eltet tat tauehi thn fo abhor war or” the meddling Of blood. Rome “extreme. cance of {his ‘devotion have ‘been recorded, elly amo the“ Mnnoniten and Raker, “although she later found aye to serves without “tating sp arm Maing, "however. the "C, 0° element wan found among the radical cinta, who, folowing the fad of ie iu’ ontrence. sh, oe wernment_in ety fray These tmen’‘were and are’ in foten, "not onlin thee detunce of falliay" order, but of the elit courts fhe iO, nw bar tr emgyithin the wee Selliary” Baker “has beard he oes of Upto inci and ther to Spain rebaued ie has tad leit cotati, edd’ by Sodge fiaek of Chicago, Democrat m= tialiie. proces, sreviow’™ the procaine of the court-martial, and {hee rate ofthe come “wth ine undoing of the work of the mal try omeer, Wo have tried to ake an army What maybe looked for ia. the vate this aor ot thing prea: How can maltarywervice be entrced tthe ceria. way to. wae throuan“eonscientious objection’ ‘ind how in it ponsie to ‘arid be oiam, when the Secroury of War fhcouragen resistance of “anthoriy fptmaking & monkey” of the army? ry” of the army NEGRO SOLDIERS IN TRAINING. ‘Those who ti iat Negron shoul na eased tad al ter er Bet ayaa tbe cst 1c lata athe” sone fangs Nave in inte iontd Sink) Senuse steers tare Erte yates ot ne is Saree putts ney a Reape Nant ‘Bt aad BS cert ‘Sheree oat te it BS ngs “nied te “Ree bs Met bt abou us got 2 rae eS share. Sake or Gos Bato” pp haw Soap Di Nee dare. Ga Seah ee, Si afro way tha thm re arent sedan at ato te Ree evo ne eis iat oer ele elegans ts ie kia nor atest tn, eal Gioaar piv sais med ven ined bon ex Be laste et nee ak WF tr Senay” eatery a a Haemost ment. i Rae eo end aes rah ues tere oman ane Bee aan ea an aes Sect aa Saintes ey Retareen a waae ee aee t ort at the medial "eos ie SO ea leet iercaigai tne gute ‘Sy the Uiled ottee Nia “Ueten ea tial airnae Gin a Noor eae wo Ie ote andl cata h trey Mat. akin “the ister "rh se Tohser asia uth “he eh see Checks a Sos on for every an. for every tan peeeemeens Saree Lenialane, snes more comes to the front. "A. Colore ‘Ban ignehed nour Monroe carved fot convicted of killing teu What are we ening to sy?” Nothin Everyhing ‘whlch ought toe ai as ‘treedy ‘bes spokes, Action fw the" onty thie’ oféer. Ly Shes tite rin vo seiveundGappear befor the monks fron, gmehern nr on isked a0 orolem to wit before worda. Th Tine to" sop yaching ‘har "come nt" che Colored” tan fr the one isa the ay ace ‘Sp aumbling. No, “thi can eam . Te can Setanta fo hea up stealing, ‘o Sait bor aruffer eae rand trent up cronked ‘elections Reto here never orgtaate among thos rho need the refrain + Wienarer ou tear bunch ates ound a, ‘rand* oft tak Ine” abodt "hee balet neta FOR Wit, it dows, thowe. et IE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 191 “Youns men, oto church, With| Ebert W. Moore, thw Correspondin| ail Whe, complaint ‘tesiant it, "you Secretary” of the Worcs Nationai|FQCtS ADOUL T Wi tnd hard (0nd «blir | Bann Covet ot Caen 0. War | Pines om Sander. mm White, Chatman orth (gir ae Women's “campaign: Conmiten, Dr Wo ranjscross 4 Colored man tho Matie, Colaman, “Prendent of th other ay “down ‘in aviaass, who | Council ‘of Detense (Continued ¢ Bad'never road's Colored newspaper | Throvshont' the evening and. white Tad not "ay. anything (oh No he reports were blog fade oF Oe | neiy aut wut tae. arous’curchee, jie and lane | Sel all wil. —_+_ {ition mone ware. rone™ by the| 822 Read the Colored paper. tor it|ehorus from the hrc augmented | "<2 contains ‘reapectfil mention’ of ‘you|ty the National Gaptist Publishing], “Lam, thereto and your Houge’ chorus: amon those onthe] Smaaried person as Hattoretopnortng ine’ movement | OF over ding Wel, You eed not come amend | ere The flgwing Masai ney aed vou dia ot pay your pol tax Vou! Bors, Wnty. A, Boyds Be'Ws Moor, | lh wie or ny monkey. Boe Hang ahs, Hea Gtarnen pen eee iiurhe tent FE Teilpn” C2 | how be alana uy a few books writen by Nearo| Clarks RM boyd, Fe Cieeset, | "le pst asco authors: ‘hey"ate worth reading |‘EesRinsill, We ti, Whitaker. a" | arom, Income petit, Drowns Dia Sweskloy Bed. Hull theres hi ala cep off the stfect care and trains|G."HTayiot, W. Se linstom, J 1) Ine overlie pay vale job have bins theron | Martine, ot 3. Tua Beton aed an ae |fteorsrme.ieports fromthe’ ct | married pero Fight, Jim Crow regulations with iying ‘districts willbe recelved. ut, der 18. vino are your pocketbook ‘luhty’ weapon. | eadgunmers."aad the final nat-| elude the earning : |imen be Saude by the teat ot std any ‘The Peace Confrence thus far a|Pehtunry when the fe dinsand tl | the cin be Cony out at aah |lnr coat wile rence, "The women| Im gross lncome ee Of the. Rate wif’ tara, tho_ money | Droberty_ (0 other say avay fom the depts, |r toe phe the tana Fn Feed _——* ‘Phco.oglenl Traine Seine: Mev-|ancertalned and" Be not given to evil apeakinn-—|aasen were read. fom President: dedveton ony by nib, Bonen ‘Secretary Fe Mls, | Bald om rented —— Bra. knee and Ole Fringes "| aary_ loo Fep vatas maven, sarioyay ag 0 ume SECT Pines |) ra SOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE™ se Le en eo anu @¢ voLones waoris. | HALLS IN-TEXAS| ance for’ annual ‘The Dalles Branch, National As- sociation forthe Ailyancement “of [Colored People held the mo later festing meeting’ in the history of the /Ansociation “atthe ‘Chureh of God, [corner Cochran and. Elia streets, fave ‘Sunday "afternoon, "The meeting was largely. attended ‘and’ thowe present. vere entertained by'short addresses delivered hy" Kev © L.Bryant and others who” man: featea great interest in the splendid Work of the, tasoctation "The president reviewed the work fot all the branebex In Texan in be- half of the” Anti-Lynehing. bill'now ending inthe Legislature of Us tate, “The work above: mentioned is he eombined work. of the Branch ‘Anvoctation “at "Pt. Worth,, Houston, Stn" Antonio, Austin, Orange and Dallas, ‘The’ significant and outstanding feature of last meeting at the Church Gt God was that forty new metibers Joined the Aisoetation ard paid. thelr Tees. In tact, It appeared that about Ai those proseat who were ot men Hers of the Assoeiation, eame forward And) connected. therneeiven. with this reat organization which. stands for Ait that ie right and Just, and. for tho muateriat advancement of the rac long all lines, ‘The ‘present membership of the Dallas ‘ranch i now 366, and the membership committee together with the meetings committee have arrans- fd a big meeting for Sunday after- hoon at 3:30 at the ‘Grand Court oom, Pythian ‘Temple with a. view to Increaaing. the membership of the Dallas Tiranch to 60, "All the members of the association are requested to come out next Sun- day atteraoon and bring at Teast-one person, ‘The program for the evening Wil be highly interesting and bust Ress "of "much Importance will be transacted’ In relation to. the. eiaet- Inent of the. Ant-Lynching ‘bill be- foro the present Lasistature. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS GoHS To ALABOKA. Hssemer Awarded the 1919 Session ‘Neting Wi be etd Janeth Nashville, Tenn. (Reciprocal News [Service)—-Atter" some delay caused by’ the infuenga,"the promoters ol the Sunday" Sehoo!” Congress. us ‘nounced (day that the 1919 Session Would beheld. in Bessemer, Ala June 1th to 16th, “The Havement was. handed out by Rev, Henry” A. Bova, "the Corresponding Secretary of this "missionary" movement, which fina: Yor its purpose tho. stimulating Gt the mlacion plrit and. the higher {teachings of simplified. Sunday School work. ‘The “organization i fourteon "years old and It has. held tmeetingn tach year, “The delegations come from practeaily every sate In the Union and there are twenty thot Sand Sunday” Schools who ate "ex: pected. to. end. representation. From Year to year, however, the. deleva- thom haa not exceeded more than bne-fourth ‘of this. “The offelals of the Congress aay thls year that Ave thousand wilt be in attendance. The Congress Director, Dr. RH. Bosd, predicted. an overwhelming atten anes, while the Chairman. of the Congress, Hey. CH. Clark, wan very optimistic and felt tat the workers ‘would be down in. Alabaria tn large Rumbers, ‘The’ Departments "of the Camrose each ‘have. thelr” Yarious Condnetors: ‘They consist ot the Grad” Rell and’ Home, Department, The Advanced Seacher, "Primary ‘Teacher, The Boy Cadets, The Galeda Orgunteed Classea. "Our aM onary Summer School Tor the worker who desires to iiaprove him: Seif along inlesiouary religious Uns nd eters to the worker uncexeel od Drivileges, In. the study ofthe. Gos pel ins simplified iaanner,” the Sec. Fetury ‘nated In making ean Roaneoment-of this year's session FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR cam. PAIGY FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCA: Hashvilla, Tenn. 3: — (Reciprocs! Nows Service) —More thao. two. Lou ‘and people heard the reports of she faptaine in the Five Hundred Dollar Catupalgn for religious ‘education at te MU Olive “Baptist ehureh here Sunday afternoon. "aly Country "Tis fr "Thee!" was sing by a. chorus of fone. hundred votces, tn" Which the fentire consreration "stood “and. par- Helpated, added a picture of "pa: {riotiam to. the openin scene. Nash Witte belng. the middle alotrict of ‘Tennewoee, toade ‘ta rally, and at the close of the meeting Twelve Hun: ‘red. Dollars or more than one-fifth of the entire amount alleited (or TTounessee, was reported in ‘actual cash. The colored. Baptist churches St the elty wo belong’ to. the un-in- orporaied National. Baptist Cone: tion, represented. by ‘thelr pastors, thelr colonols, captains, eatenants nd members, made an excellent Showing. Mrs 1. K. ‘Thomas was ms tress of ceremony, Pro i. Ih P. Tokmson conducted’ the singing, Rov J. A. Brown read the neriptures, Rov W. it. Whitaker offered: prayers, Mr fn Stes, AL. Brice assisted In the Sivizing, and special “sole. was ren: Gered by. Miss. Alberta K. Davis, Ad- diomen are elered by, Don the ‘president of the Biap- Uist State Convention, C. IL" clark, chatrman of the ‘rustes Board, i H. Word, the Secretary of the Na: tonal. Baptist Publiching Board, Mrx: Bas W. are te Correnpooting Secretary” of the Women’s National Baptiat Convention of ‘columbus. 0. Mra. ©. J. White, Chairman. of” the Women's Campaign Comittee, Dr Mattie. Coleman, President of the Counc ot ‘Detense, ‘Throughont the evening and while the reports were being ade. of the Various churches, jutilee and plan- {ation melodien "were sang. by” the chorus from the “char aurea y the ‘Nationgl Baptist, Publishing Howe’ chorus.” Ante those ot the platform ‘supporting the "movement were he "following: Madan 1 My Henry A. Boyd, BW, Moore, Jee Harding, Le Ke Thowad, HM. Bure, ema FE shih CL Clark,’ RH. Boya, . F. Cleexett, install, We a, Whitaker, J." A Brown, D. ‘A. Weakley, D. J. Hill G.B. "Taylor, W. 8. Hillington, J, 1. Harding, T.' 3.” Tunstul, Bedford Taylor. The Feports fom the out Tying districts willbe received a Readguarters "andthe hal stat tent willbe taade by the. ft of Fetruary when the five owsand dol lar oat will be reached. “The Woinen of the mate will ture, the money over ‘to ‘be applied an the ‘National Theologieal Training Seminary, Mes sagen were, read from President Po dones, Secretary ¢. P. Madison, Dra. D. Abner and G. I. Prines HOUSE VOTES TO TAK POOL. HALLS 1N TEXAS Seunte Hill ty Engrowed in Face of ard Flakt for Meevlation Onty. ap eetie, Tetat, Dee. b-—hided by ‘surprise’ attack, proponents of th Dil to. abolish’ oot halls carried thelr “potne Ins the ‘House today. by engrossing. the. Floyd. Senate" bil Which forbids the operation of poole In'Texae for. prot, ‘After thla motion for a postpone: ‘ment had fost, Newt B. Willians 0 Waco got hls House regulatory meas ‘tre before the: House az an ‘amend iment tothe Senate. bil. He mad "Tong. plea in its behalf. Buti was voted. down. Then he sought {0 exempt cities of tore than 20.00 Dopulatian from the Senate bi "his Amendment. was tabled ‘by’ x vot of at to 1, WOULD BAR FKOM OFFICE ALL WHO JOIN IN LYNCHLNGS. ‘Austin, Texas, Feb, &—Joint reso tution ‘proposing an amendment t the. Constitution, to: bar from publi biee "persons who. partielpate In Inching were introduced this: morn Ing. by Senator Dean in the” Senate find “Rrepresentative Black in the House, ‘The Senato resolution Is signed by steven ‘Senators and the House reso Tutlon by ‘ffystwo House. members. TU proposed to submit the amend: hnent to’ vote of the people atthe feneral’ election in’ November, 1920. ‘CAMERON. Cameron, Texas, Feb. &—Rev. Dr. Willams, "the Blind Evangelist Waco, ia lil nour city delivering to"our poople a" whole message. He 12 indeed 'a event npeaker aid mts: tern Ho. rank among. the foremon of" nis times "His sermon on ia friday night a Cameron Grove Bap {itt "considered asthe pest de livered ere Casnern te blessed faye this Gog end man ta our ety. ise Peart nom ar recurned from New Jersey. She will make her Nome in Cameron. Mrs. L.'¥. Diop pent on few days ‘ere inat_ week, Hon. Gr W Sedge spent a tow “say fein Tet wen roma Tetarned ‘home from Olabora Gi. “Hers B, ieonmon, who. ha Swen appointed state agent for” Cen rat’ Texas College” iy spending few days at home. this "week. Dr 1". Ctmpbet of usin was in th tig” Priday “and Saturday” on bua hese Her” 3H, Muckelroy ‘of Dart Teta. sate BY. U, “Monday tent. Satuny ‘and Sunday bere at Cameron. Grove ehireh, He rls Sigut 200 forthe cause. ‘ir, Win, Pendleton bas’ closed deal "with we, N. Oreene for the Suse” and ot in trom of Mr and Mim Wi cl Jonason, price” pal H6.00" tet’ ier "young men” the ane WE, Rie of Austin wo i iiveribg Necture to our people wn der the rection ot the ‘State. de Dartoent of Agecultare will speak {our people at Bethel "A. ALE Shureh Pray sight at'7:20 and. at {he courthoo Saturday at 2° The ‘public in invited. to" hear” thi ited! speaker. A” bi educational mass meeting van tela St" tgnts Chapel ‘Monday Zisn'in the tnteret of the. Cameron Eh" shot, Wasrannfens. Weatherford, ‘Texas, Feb. 6. Ser eos a all chutehen! were well at Tmided,” Rev. C. G. Smith preaches a" nobie "Sermon Sunday Moruing Rev. A. G. Menorgar preached. at Mt Zion Bapiist church, "Tuesday night ins. Freddie ‘Harrison, Sapt_of Mt Zion Baptist chureh, te dons grea Work. Ne. Jim Carthon died. Satur day ‘at four oelock and was buried Sonday evening; funeral attended by Rev. GG. Smith of the Au aM, E Shute.” Mi, Jack Brown and. ei ttended "the funeral," Aira. Lit Summons 's very sick wo Mrs. Hult man, Mr. "Pratk Blackwell, Mrs Uazie Freeman, wr, “Edd Wooden and wile have induensa, Mr. War fen Ward ie here sick Mr. Jack None eft "for" Cisco, Texas, ast week. SAN ANGELO. San Angelo, ‘Texas, Feb. 6.—The union services ‘were eld at the Now Hope Baptist church | Sunday; the services were well attended. Rev 8. H. Washington, preached. "Mr Cisco’ departed this Ife ‘on. the 30t of January at his ‘ome, on. Exe Harrie street. He" wna a member of the St, Pail Baptist ehureh, wa Taid "to. est in Fatrmont cemetery an the 30th, Ho leaven a boat ol {rlends to mourn bis Tons. Rev. W M. ‘Washington, offclated. Mra Jes fle Boham. departed hit life on Feb. 2 at her home on. West st Hireet. She eaves "a shusband, one Child “and.‘one’ brother. two sisters find a host of rreuds to mourn her Toes. "She was Iaid. to. reat Ia. the Pairmont cemetery, Rev. A. D. Jack ton, ofelated.. She was a membor of Hotsehoald of Ruch and was Iai to rest with that honor, She was aise © menber af the Weatey Chapel M."E. church in ‘good standing her death. ev. J.'M Johnson, the P.'C. of the A.M, B. made a trip to, Waco to. visit hia wife, and bas returned and! wan at hin post Facts About The Income Tax Worth Knowing, “1 am therefore advising every unmarried person” whe carted, $0R, over diving he pear iis and tery tarred pertons who. togeber ith ife‘oF hdsband enn #2000" Sharpen his ponll ‘and tute’ out Seto vena pte mat acorainsceuraely bs scone income trom. “al sore ‘There's his salary oF wages, includ tng overlie. pay” and pay Bons re red an aida compeamation "A tarred porwn, having Children der ib who are working sheaid tr shige he arninsh' of atch children Sif old ‘aay property at & prot tno enn be Computed ant. induaed in gfom income It he rented any Dropergy to stlier persons the, tout fonts recsived ia ie year ‘must be icerained, "and" trom that figure dteeton maybe" taken for" axes Dald en rented. propery, (he neces: ry ‘miuorrepairn avo. insurance Sey intereat ‘no tny: have paid on mortgage, and’ a reasonable alow: fnce for’ anual” wear and’ tear the" rented “propery” The_ balance ieincuded sn"erosn inne for ihe interest on bank depots, wheiier withdraw of néded. tho band tae heen, must bo ineltded al eal Clans sof income, Bond interest focelved: during the’ year” must ‘ale be inca: exept interest ‘on mane Spal “county “oF nate bonds in teres on Usied” States tone’ need ote included ty the ordinary. bond Holder who purchased noall aiounts Here of large amounts of Liber fonda," however ahowld” ask “tier Bankers to write to my one forthe fhe appiping to taxon auch ates a “Dividends on, ook shares ar in- conte, and nist to nelnded eth from figuren thous the law des hove impose” the portal tex ie tributions made "by "domestic So forte “A person ying thd selling mee cnandse must nd hi Prone fr the Year on the following tna: Fire Eeertaln ihe ‘grove ‘ales or ‘al cash recip ‘he add ose the inventory "atthe: besiannt of ihe Year and the purchases of soot for sie her a tract the ventory of soda “ Mand atthe yearend, aa the ee sult lathe coat Of Sods old. This cost, plus meccasry “capes t carved aolely hrouph conduct 9 the busines to be deducted from the from aaler, and_ the reste. the ne earings of he ‘business “A professional tan arrives at hs professional income by acertlalng the total of fees for” services and deducting ceretrom al expenses cane Meter tretiy and aoe with % practice Sh farmer, must figure up all i come derived from tue mle or. er chan of prodiets diving the yor, whether nuch prodace was raised on he farm oF purchased an rel Hie is. llowed to" deduct res tis totais ‘expenses of the Year. cot nected with the Blaning” culletie, harvesting and "inareting ot the crop, ot tho cate, feeding and mark: wang af live sick ef not at iomed fo deduct the amount expended In"fo18” mn pueesng elk for te= fale: but” wen atch stoc tn ool fn ‘cont in (obo dedictd rom tale price "im aacerianing the grain to be Iended ‘in: hs" eters of income, The coat price of stock bought tobi? can note dedgeted the ‘case just cited, if auch cot wan include nth “deduction made in'tne year of purchate “he Yarmer fe not required to in clude i hin tacoma computation ot the valve. of term por ce consuined hy Bisel aad fay Dot im cance where he eathanges Dre fice fomerchnata, sre, ‘narket value of ie articles re: cv Ih exchange nat ‘be lo “AN omer tems of income ariing aarang the yore thrueh personal wr vice business or trade, through ‘Ste ot prpoerty or money, shoud be nd ded”. the" gxine ot 1818 “Sorentoty ‘ants to know what income fy exempt tom “tae Very tow plums that fal tothe. sverase tnan "any" be" legally ‘arenreded fearing up" the 1918 Income. ‘Git and beguesta ean be elimivated; Proceeds of life fusurance, recevel by th, belay oan Insta er fon. "A perton who ‘aad fae dowment policy ase report a ico only tht porn which exceeds the foal of the preiame he Paid ail years ea that polly, Annes are hot tasabte, unfeasthe pervon_te celved iN ne year paynnts: which fect ae a "ioe payments on the any a erin frewer than ihe orsinal cote the annuity. "Dividends of unexplied ie inmaratce policies are not taxable Income’ but videnés on pal Polees_ must be ‘onaidered fneome Ritmony tn not income tothe rely tent nor" allowable “deduction on ihe part of the perton wh pay, “com the total of en oft come, here. are. certain deductions siowaaie"ty law, A intorent ral on "persona indebtedness "and "ai taretpeld: during the Sear ave de ductbles except Federal come and Breen Profs tater Iberia tae ce 'and) easements for locel i: Drovment chan ldwaltn tower ste "lwa'sIneurrdt busines of tra are alowat als Toren aie ing trom ‘fren sicrn, ehiprrcek or otker carat or trom het i tere Tate a conpentated for ty" tnniranc. or otervae, Leeneenctrred etal ota persons regular since are siowahio tothe extent of gaine 1 ported from sitar transations with as tet aoe ween ae tear caused by use in earning in ome is a eal expense in the arn fhe of that income. ‘The rate ts de termined by the number of years that the property ordinarily would be use fut, andthe ost-of the. property the basin of the computation, IC the property, suffering. depreciation was Fought or acquired prior to March Xr'Q013, the market value ax of tha diate i uned, tngtead of the com, Hering ‘depreciation. “conti. or ify acta made in. 1918 to erkantzations opera ting exeiinively for religions, chat: table, “scnentile or ‘edueation pur Doses, and to soeltien for the Dre Nention of ‘eruelty to ehildren 6 Animals, “may bo” deducted, to a1 Amount not exceeding 15 pet cent o the net come ‘compied without the tenes of tls deduction. “ater the total of all iucome, ts found, und the deductions allowable fy aw have been ‘computed ws. an bifset the amount of Income a8 aD exeets of ancl dedetions the nel income, "whieh forma the basis ol the aawoanent “yt every. person inthis distri will examine hie own 1318-Income Tiw bis allowable deductions, in lin with ata that 1 have slven, he wil Know beyond doabt, whether he ist file hus return when the Diane a Five, "And here i# how he will deter fine tis Uabilty to ea. retura, it hee single he must. Me hl net income is $1,000 or more, and this requirement tn enfareed whether or not he is the head of a family. Tf ne is married, he Toust fe Ms re turn if ble net tneome, Inuding tha of his wife and minor ¢hildren, Wa #2400 or more eT" eunt to emphasize the co-oper. ation feature of the Collection of the Income "Tax thls" year. ‘The polic of the: Internal Revenue ‘Bureatt Is to old tax payers tor teet the re Auiriements of the Taw. "We are 60 Ins right t0 the people, not to ewing clube or to mulet tho, wageearne of his asvinus, but vofering ever) heaptul.‘goveramental “tunetion tha will asaitt people to-do thelr duty.” MAYorowN. | Mayotows, Texan, Feb. 6.—The pas- top of the, Past Liberty Baptist hee held his meeting on the. Ts ‘Sunday, ‘one ‘candidate’ for” baptism, collection $1275, Rev. C. H. Bolton patton. ‘Mra Arine Harris visited ber fath er tat week from her home a Semen: .3e oe i | Tels 18 90 certify thet Miss Léttie [B.'Moore ‘has studied. music “with {the ‘violin with Prot. 8. B,Walton, Datias” moat" notev orthy muaelan {aan whose misteal education bears “high musiclanship. Prot 8. 1, Wal {om studied musie’ in hicago at the Chmmpbela” Consesvatory with the ‘ost ealnent teachers and. experts Gf music, ‘Ho also. specialized inal “Kinds of musleal instruments, Band [aud Ochestra, Piano and. Voice, Com- Position and Harmony. (Misa Lillie B. Moore atudied one ‘year and seven moniha, and finished “Ine entite school ot the most. upto “date course in Violin. Susie. ‘Th ‘ive books. by Constantine Hobnann, will text in German” and English Tevlsed by De, Toe. Laker, in 'Schimer® Library of” Mustea Cassin Slat” Moore iso completed all ‘positions most. ‘use, from one 10 oven, by “Moria uber, book, one [And two, op, st and scate book stud fee ook he And two, by H Shrad eck, op, 0, “The. chen of bow. ‘ng op. 6, by A "Casarit, and others Hot ‘mentioned ere. wins Moore's usieal studies have ‘ben carefully selected for & thoroush ‘rounding in Violin ‘plays Moore. fas flashed all the techs Most popular one ‘year and sven ‘moathay and abe therewith granted diploma of her work, ad in ree ‘Omended io take a” coufee of higher ‘way, with the Violin under "some “Kood ‘expert, ‘Some good "Conserva: {orles ve recomended here, Chicogo, Boston, Harvard and Fisk University Mis’ Sfoore Is one of a thousand that ha stuck to her. studles and finshed them ail wall.” All'tho tne uring his" preclous study, Prot [Walton stegested apr'a helplul supe plementary etude wud loves. that Would advance. her inthe art of Keeping tiie, anda more. practical Knowledge of saceentiation. which get pupils alwe. but hte. But “Mit Moore preferred tina al Of ber tusiee before she tried any Dlocen, teeatse aie feared that, she nay meet with some tusleal term tat he had not reacted. In atudy, So'sten abe had’ Raed she wuld ‘ele to play any. musical compo- sign placed before Ae. Prot. S&B. Walton. hasbeen tn Dallas for 18 years, and to his Know edge" log Moore’ in the only” Col Seed pull of fausle to flab thorouth coarse of study. in musi ‘during these 18 years, with any mis- feat "Instrument. Miss “Mocce Tas planned to study ‘Harmony and Composition and) Ochos- ‘raion. os Moore has sugested (6 organiae an Ochestra of ladlen fad "gentlemen, and pupils of the ‘tdvance studies ‘of nunc" for the Dene ‘of’ Dallas, mune talents, and anu all owns men and ae to ody and Sccompliat: something” tor ‘Dallas tm this peer 1919. War Brings Issues Not Included In Peace Treaty. icmcuseaa’ tom'siee 2). “foreign to the German ideal.” ee etree eile, sae ‘Neuner, and all children should be pe tae cae Ritute, which the Roman Catholic ments Mevery ‘morning, baths, deep foes fee eae ce Bi see ra bree Vos ae Ree tn tema aha 0 Looe rome eee, Seat ee eee as a ices ee cata ee ees ayo ter oe nausea a aes ST ce cee ee ee een coe res ae eee ee ee ees meee coe eae een cece eee, See neces Se cee Bere aes eee oe ee a capes Sa cutis ter, Fomaatie oy CONDUCTOR SHOT BY NEGRO ON STREET CAR, (Continued trom page 1). her out of her seat and in lees than Atminute the man was shot, the. one fentited ‘man "of the scene and parties on’ the cat almost to. every Individual, Was ‘absolutely ‘started, Amazed, shocked ‘and distressed be: yond. etlon” or expression, “rings Reporter, DEKALB, Dekalb, Texas, Feb, 6,—The Ameri can Woodmen consists of 76 member, 5. Mt Allen, special Deputy” was hers ids week.” Prot. 4. te Patton has wen appointed clerk of the DeKalb Camp, "The ‘childven ot ‘the ‘school Dulled oft'a tacky party iat Friday Aight, $10.50 was’ realized to be. ab- Dlled' on "the Indebtedness” of the fchool ‘plano, Prot. A. ta Patterson And "rs. Swinen were” given all Gtedit fOr thelr interest. inthe chil dren of the school, Prot. A. Le Pat- teraon, on recetving ‘news ron the Drecepitess "of. the girl Industrial Home at Rusk. iniversity "to" the effect that his daushter's health was Ot ‘uch mature as to necehaltate re- Moving! et" from ‘the sehool. Ho Jott last Saturday” for Holly Springs Misa, “and returned Monday. with hig "daughter, She te improved Dethlehem News: Rev. A. A, Con- lois ‘aking the chirehes! to. help false money for the purpose of bile Ing'a'new chureh, "Brerstody come out Sunday and Tend a helping hand, Mrs. “Lanora Marvel han returned home “trom New Boston. “Alpin Johitson Is very ick, : WICHITA FALLS, Wichita Falls, Texas, Feb, 6.—Ser- vices were splendid ih spite. of the Inclement weather at all eit, J. Parker” haa “returned. from tho bed aide of her mother and chil: dren ‘st Yeennedale, Texas. The. pa- ants ‘of Messrs. R. Nelson ‘and A. Nelagn ‘are locating here permanent 1y, "the ‘oil boot te. bringing. mil Ulonalros fo town ‘rectly trom Wall street, New York, “Our rental axent, Mr. Harrison Welch Is’ Kept busy trying to find hovses for the people Mr. 0, "Williams "will soon neetpy hls. new ‘basiness place, ‘The Ladies Progressive club held 8 moat interesting meeting” Wednes- dayne, Walker an be tess, “who spared no ‘pane. for the pleasure of her guests. ‘The club Was the reciplent ‘of a choice ‘ox of candied fralts and. nits, the. cour tesy of Prot. cc. Trimble of Louie ville Ky. This. being Domestic. Art day,” Some exquisite plecen of needle work were exhiuited by” Prenident and Vice-President, Are. C, (Trin ble and J. H. Donaldson. ‘Twenty Indies were served Next meet will be with Mra, W. 0 Plane. D. P. POLLARD, WEALTHY NEGRO FARMER PASSES AWAY Until the last moment he tried to console his family by calling them that he would be alright in a few minutes, but otherwise and the end came without a struggle. He seemed to have only closed his eyes and fallen asleep At 12:15, Thursday morning, he spent his spirit bade farewell to earth. A Tribute to the Late Dennis Pollack, Who Departed this Life Jan 16th at His Home Near Wolfe City, Texas. It has been said that death loyeth a shining mark. In the death of this great man, Dennis Pollard, it can be said that he was a man in County and the race at large have lost one of their most noble men. One whose place will be hard to find must be remembered, must again repeat that a great character has fallen for the noble qualities of the heart and mind made him a man of mind and mind. These great qualities were ever gloriously manifested in manifold ways in the varied activities of his life. seems to me in his death I have sustained a personal loss, like the family and other dear relatives. I can hardly realize that I am to see him when he is gone. I enjoy to enjoy his sweet communion. My grief and sorrow are too deep to be expressed by mere words. This noble man is a class of people in a class by himself. He was of a unique character and I double very much his kindness again in this present generation. He was a few years past 60 but not a year ago. He was the wealthiest man of Fannin County regardless of race. He owned acres of farming land besides many of the wealthiest men of Fannin County plenty of the finest live stock of every description and numerous other assets. He had recently died he had recently erected a most beautiful mansion for the comfort and happiness of his dear love. He had ever so devotedly cared and served through life. He was especially educational weifo of his children and gave to each of them education sought and improved by them. Dennis Pollard was worth possible between $100,000 and $200,000, almost unexpected which was a great shock not only for his family but for his friends and his friends large, especially as the doctors had dismissed his case and he apparently told his family that he would be elicited in a few days, but this was not all. That skill and loving care and attention could bestow was given to relieve his sufferings and preclude his wife, children and others who loved him were ceaseless in attendance after he was finished. He met the fate that must come to us all noon or late with prayer by faith on the mornings of Jan, 16th at 12:15, the excused and gentle spirit of an unplumphant flight from its frail lamentation of clay to enter that region of eternity, pain and death are felt and feared no more. He on dear Pollard. I with a dear loving host of friends help by the grace of God to meet you again in a father cries that this into his happiness and where parting is no more. Sleep on dear friend, Pollard, face. "Life's duty has been well done. Life's race has been well run. Life's well done." W. E. JOHNSON The follow-in series sent heartful offerings. M. A. B. Burnett and daughter, Paris Texa; Mrs. Pollie and Mrs. Mae, Burnett and daughter, Paris Texa; Mrs. Pollie and Mrs. Mae, Burnett and daughter, Paris Texa; M. Taylor, Honey Grove, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hotkamp, Dallas Texa; Messrs. E. G. Burroughs, Sweeney and C. H. Weldon, Sweeney and C. H. Weldon, (white) Ladinon, Texas; officers and employee of First National Bank, La 134 N. Church St. It is with deepest sympathy, that Mr. and M. A. B. Burnett write to you, realizing how profound must we be in our relationship, who woe so many years, has been the comfort pride and joy of your life. Still, a few days more and we trust we will all be united in our mission. We have been mercifully, no doubt, taken Resolutions From Protection Lodge No. 196. Indonia, Texas, Jan. 16, 1919. Wereen, it has pleased the most generous man to take from our midst our friend and brother in the person of P. lodge. Be it Resolved from the life and activity that he has lived among us, we have been so grateful to P. lodge have lost a great friend. Be it further Resolved that we, the members of Protection lodge, how much things well, what we heartily sympathy to his family and many friend, that our loss is heaven's gain. Be it further Resolved that a copy of the book of the family and a copy be spread upon the minutes of Protection lodge. Sleep on dear brother, we shall have been rolled away and we shall stand upon the banks of sweet deeds. F. I. S. College. Be it further Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the students sent to the Helping Hand, and one to the family of the deceased. I. S. College. J. M. Johnson, Principal. Mrs. S. W. Weston, Sec'y. GROESBECK. Groesbeck, Texas, Feb. 6. —On account of inclement weather for the first three churches were poorly attended. Rev. Moses Smith, pastor of the Dennis Church, M. E., church preach- ing. Rev. Palma also preach- ing. On account of inflenza our teachers and Rev. Palma has also preach- ing. Mrs. White has been ill for two weeks. Mrs. Mable Gambles has been teaching in Mrs. White's place. Mrs. Palma has been teaching in Mrs. Shop. Miss Della Jackson is up after two week's illness. Mrs. Bessie Bake has been teaching in Mrs. Shop. Mrs. Estella Williams is spending a few weeks in Austin, Brownsville. The Groesbeck Colored people are contemplating organizing a business league soon. Mr. Ernest Mckay says that the church is expressing Express or some other Negro paper PYTHIANS OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO SOLDIERS. The war is now over and now thousands are returning from the Training Camps as well as from France trained soldiers and thoroughly equipped in military service. The Army has planned to have privates, corporals, sergeants, lieutenants, captains, majors, etc. The Knights of Palmieri have been planned to take advantage of the training of these thousands of young men and have been able to plan that we might draft them into our Uniform Rank which is the most spelled Military Institution in this country. As an inducement to get these young men into the Order, the Grand Chancellor will grant to each Lodge the privilege to not only permit the lodge to initiate new numbers and to re-initiate them but also which will permit the lodge to initiate all young men who have been in the camps or in the army the small sum of $1.25 per member. WHARTON. Wharton, Texas, Feb. 6.—A long time before the hour the St. James school was to hear the lecture of Lieutenant C. C. Taylor. The reporter was unhered up near the front of the room and heard he did hear it. We all conceived that this young man is doing much more posed talks. The subject of his address was Negro and the after telling the Negro that he went through and giving the famous 92nd division of the prairie to the tenacious turbulent billows of the Atlantic to fight for democracy and there did he move the lieutenant got down to business, among the many topics under his subject were "Race Fride, Subture, Condition and Color Line," the speaker dwelled extensively on every one of the topics, and the lieutenant gave us a moving picture show and we were all glad to see it. Mrs. Mildred Graveg. Dear sister: Your letter was received two days ago, very glad to have heard of your work, and to know my image still remains in the minds of all. Though I feel awfully blue and forgotten to have heard of my good qualities, you all are getting along alright and to hear from my dear mother and father also my wife. He and I are together now. I went back to my company last week after being in the hospital and mentoring a patient, and as a pla, I guess Harvey is in the states by law, and saw him on the 1st of December and was ready to leave home then. Give regards to all who ask of me. Walker is well and sends love to all, and I am ready to come tonight in the states and over here. The American is some fighter. We are the world under attack, and tonight the boys are having a debate, "Which will a man so the Farthest for His Wife or Mother?" I am your brother, PVT. GUSSEIS GRAVES, 980 W. FORTUNE FIRST INFANT, C. C. A. New York, N.Y. OKMULGEE Omnijugee, Oklahoma, Services at the A. M. F. church, Rev. J. N. B. Hornbeck, were well attended last Sunday. During the meeting of the Minstrel Council here last week, Rev. C. C. Hornbeck, very soul stirring sermon, I. Thomas of Boley made a dying trip to our city Sunday on business, Messrs. PUT ON 4 3 2 1 of Beggs motored to our city Sunnyville. Mr. E. L. Martin was called to Oktaah, last week on account of the serious illness of his mother. Miss Cleopatra Watson was overjoyed over her death. Mrs. E. L. Martin night. to tulleahua to teach at Flipper-Koey-Davis university. Private school was opened to a few days at home on a furious day. Harry Gibson has been honorably discharged and is now at home. Flother M. Nance, who has been on the sick list the past four or five week is now much improved and will soon resume her work as a Flipper-Koey-Davis university. Mr. A. M. Dellype spent the week on M.A. Lylepe spent his mother and sisters. Rev. J. N. B. Walls, pastor of the church, left Tuesday for Coweta, to attend the University of Nichols. Mr. G. W. Johnson arrived home. Mr. G. M. Gateway from Kansas City. Mr. G. M. Gateway from Tulsa District of the C. M. E. church will hold his first quarterly meeting here at the C. M. E. church. Rev. S. S. Jones, pastor of the first Baptist church, was the honorary president. E. L. Martin at dinner. Sunday. Miss Ida M. Anderson was at bedside. The mixed double quartet of Dunbar high school assisted by Miss J. McCarthy did concert at the Zion Baptist church for the benefit of the Widow's fund of that church. Mr. Barbade made a flying trip to Henrietta, Okla., on business Saturday. The Hon. Mr. Smithson, a businessman in our city on business Saturday. The Colored people of Okmudgee should boycott the Yale University campus they received at the hands of the officers last week. Poster is proprietor of the Poster Grocery on the 8th street, assisted by Sergt. M. E. Sanders. They wish to thank public for paturing the Poster Grocery. Sergt. M. Sanders, Camp bander, Camp dodge Dison is now employed at the Eureka barber shop. Their motto is service opened a first-class hotel on corner of 8th and Delaware. Mr. J. C. Campbell, Camp dodge Dison is prepared Saturday for Stamford, Texas. Dr. A. G. Wallace is expecting a twelve thousand dollar theatre, one of the best in the state. We pledge him our support. Demonstrator, Wm. A. Hill, P. M. Mann of the Boys' Agriculture club work and Miss Smith, Home Demonstrator agent were traveling the Rev. J. M. Flemmon, District Missionary was at, *Sunrise* Baptist church Sunday he spoke from the door of Leah's classroom, a subject, "Keep the Fire Burning." HENDERSON. Henderson, Texas, Feb. 6—Prof. T. M. Betts, law student and lecturer whose headquarters are now at Texarkana, appeared Jan. 28 at Mother Zion Baptist church Baptist church before a haraise audience. He was up as man; he left next morning for other points. Dr. P. W. Wesley spent the week in the city doing racial work. Mrs. Bettie Moore has spent more than one year in this city, left Jan. 28 for Palestine, her old side of her sister. Mrs. Alaise City, Ms. was called to the bed side of her sister. Mrs. Alaise is improve. The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander returned Sunday to attend the bed side of Miss Mary Hicks and other relatives. 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BY MAIL 25c SEE WHAT IT DID FOR VIOLA STEELE [Picture of a woman in a white dress, sitting with her hands clasped in her lap.] AMERICAN REALTY AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (Organized and incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, December, 1918). THE "NAZARENE" General Admission - - 15 Cents [Image of a woman with long hair and a necklace]. By Using PLOUGH'S Hair Dressing Race men and women may easily have straight, soft long hair by simply applying Flough's Hair Dressing and in a short time all your kinky, ugly, curly Hair, becomes soft, silky, smooth, straight, long and easily handled, brushed or combed. Plough's Hair Dressing, elegantly furnished, comes in various colors and other hair dressing. 25c by Mail. Agents Wanted. PLOUGH CHEMICAL CO., Memphis, Tenn. FREE MRS. E. A. WILSON, DIRECTING Monday Evening, F.eb. 10, 1919 At 8:00 o'clock PAGE FIVE i a 5. ¥ iB AE APP Fe Sra 2 ar acer eae ream, ‘hs hs bf Y a ad Ee: 3 ‘i i" i f i eral 4 a? wf a aa - = % f 5. A ees UN lt ome a 3 * oy “ee 4 if Ls [ TEXAS TOWNS ; ‘MINERAL WELLS. [ Claiborne, a boy. Mra. Sallie Spencer pees ranma ere ee ears ne ‘Mineral Wells, Texas, Feb. &—Ar-| "ten days’ visit. with ber parents eee ie san re eee le eee sae tee re ee ete eke oman ore ae ee Se Bere ire batts tiene ee hee ice rs te ee ee ele ee eres ce sees ee, Se oe Pee es ae epee ee eee eerie a sari ome Metin riay even. ater ae ‘the usual business was over. We aeeaee. ee eegtes, Se 2a] sam, to, ru tin tte Sere Sch Sake bat | cra see Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Perry} cil last week, Rov, Matthews of the Biack, Vriday evening, Fob, 7h. The] Church of God No, 2 vas with his Hally it Little Bethel Baptist cherch| people Sunday. Mian Willie Maw wae & suceess, Rev. ong and Bis! Cork, princival at Stockard and one erst ones eeu] Sco weeks $235.85, Mrs Ida Terrell col-| cr, Min ¥. MePadden, Andree Der- Ses ech ee ectere | tena fr meal tt seat | et Cates ee, Christian worker, Mr. C. J. JobR-lter. Dr, W. 0. Boyd, presiding ol-| Mr, Floyd Toliver's beautiful bunea-| vad weather was unable to carry| Private Amos Ammons is back, Yome| Se preached an le ermon tr Her tee lene oe ee Prey ms Sted by rsh af nr sac ee 8 wan @ swell! wore also graced with the presence r peace and harmony Felkned of fey, Adair of the Baptist church Foray, Texas, ¥eb. 6—Rev. T. Dlegace was nthe city Suniay route to Dalia, "All the churches were closed Sun anyon nceoust tts eay ‘toll hore Saturday eh isa Genera Drown ton {he sc uae Mrs th, Winn wos ia Kau fis tht yen on uninee,. Key Mebowi tet Saturday” moran foe Elgin,” esas Mat” ‘Luge Holmen and Mas Mowree' olen a Martin ail, Texas ‘ere the est (Stim here Leonard lat "week ‘Born to Mr aad ire Dr Bledsoe foro ors Saiuriay. both boy and ‘moter are dong’ wel irs Claude. Ollerson and Mr. Jokn ‘jterson ot Torro were In the’ sy Sunday, ating’ thee brother, Ghax reron Mit. amen "Nichole left Afonday foe Lawrence, Texas. Mr. Willi Stew Ax and Minn ‘Tomy Allon were ut ‘a, in matrimony Sunday” at 730 elock, Revs AR Lipacon, of ciatee Mr. Joe Barl, our sexion foreman onthe. Westend wcton bas ‘been called to Went Dallas rection. tr. Sidra, Gootsby and afr Drclon Dalian ‘were tho ucsts of rs Mtth Oe ia Lipcomd entertained hor & 8. clus Turaay. Nico ates: ance and reized #130. 'Nest class ST teeta rms MG avards rn “aca eater rbackey ‘was hosts diy" asiruting his pups er Seay tenors bie Nie Dia. Sema, Web. 6— Hire, 1.'B. Beason ‘of Ardore, ty tl Kenting the tof her sik br, rw "MaryReloy "anda “tb Gatien, Mm Aimedn and le Seah rey i,t ret From’ Poriey Saturday Nor Witon ewig Kautan ti Meck Mins hanes Seaton tar Hitting, tee Lannle Sth cd Batman Winn wore hore ising he Aunt Friday and atoréay. Mle Ko fr Allord and nor Wreh wiaed tn Terrl, Saturday.” Pot Tver" orromer at Pu Wer Toc tum at the Sapte core “Ths yan “he Lees ster and aim Johnie tae bien howorbly chars ro Samp ewan Ya hr char Strike anda Word vised ts Fora, atura, “ira bern Powter of Tuas, Ok tn bose ising hr ser Mr: Can teger, rs and Mra George Wiliams sent Sefoegemenin wm, Tar aad ra Jamon Dan tore tithe haart Svied br Avie Marin Ther ‘Sereno ovis Sunday on accor Sethe ie homent weather hot Malach em ‘bom Sa etsy ult Me" Bolomon “Dyer at SSodca“te ‘cous inne an Feet een" Bpener and ober Sintec “Grecarie wore ¥ tore Be n't oe ating. any 8 tage Thurs creige atthe ha ser ihe dinon, Me. Loe Wale tains Tenporen were, ual xfvelck, Her, Wits" cat Dp arertite diasar ee pest Merits, Seems, eb. 6— Rev. J. . ae eT oat an enesiion Ayers ot Denton, Pecan preeched| | May Pear, ‘Texas, Feb. ¢.—Deacon| haith Hale pulled Of an excele A: fcnn nara Please il | Sel, fra tte tdopesd oe pronram. ive, decteraton, ee Seti see varia taal | account et eancingTecsuy| Som dot acrivare reading Srey St, Jans. We oe Wns torvard rand te| papers Tener wre enya ya gate wat peed |u Sure opt Sar soy ene rg, S Bele ester tty tak alates ehtre ae: Sina | Hote apes of Texans, Bese e Seat mets tivae fana| ential’ wroctan’ aos ies auppet| Aoatint ienoonry gt Wem Ee pnt hat Soeur sal Daa "Sey, us a Wa | Aug“ ant Mine Sol Mew Tage were it nal ay Tm Fe War w wes fam tnd eatin! Convention te Tabeay 26° "arBookerd bared eee aalignt way a ee ates kena ntay stele trun tobe] is wr trot very Papa el $B Gere nt tas Ssnee ar | sehen te atny “ne Seta Jae undo of Meo: ne fetta ta siand' taper cad ssp| "Go Ts, Thertre tnd wake Dec and he Kineoref Vario Sercappar te acter in ton ce non” renal we bars the vor-| "ne tare ame of tan et i a a ee oe Say hr ata asey Gide | ‘Erp ctne they "are| who para f then to drift Ste ioe ec nad hon, To arin Fe tat Sapete*ct “canghieneres.” ee prererereerrers . ot ertens PROPLES UNDERTAKING C0: om -* Panera Uren and j 2 Eanelawrs > ee | ee ‘super Brice Pie 3 rime “ato imtolnane s06$ quali ma 2 sar Mears Serves Daas $ Quy aa ow Horse drawn Roulpment sae Wd maa i ee oe = a M 12M M16 ‘ Ber gee ag ages 1a ah paras as PAGE Six PORNEY, WILL POINT. ‘MESQUITE. Claiborne, a toy. | Mra. allie Spencer fnd ile “daughter, Anaie™ Lee re tem. dagen ith ber “parent tea. Saye Sint wi bor parent fiend Mrs. “enderon Mra Inige'M, Jones of Dales spent Wes aenany With ber tenche, tse 0. 9 Witrk.”'The “Livery Dutra fector Mra ML baer and ies S'Winrrks ae pianniae' trip t Sicevoport, ta toon' en "Alin Work tho. community, tees. prow Me thelr teacher who aha” a” par ie al ‘ote’ church nervices ‘and tee to'have the work a hear. Ay Go bean her In the work ease have ‘Jour tanty for ‘The raprens a Geo, Washinton pee ee i eae Athena, ‘Tecan, Beh. &—In spite ot iotenent weather, services wer fairy, food at all “churches, he nurenS¢ 00d hid snare coun el ast weeks Mav, blatihewn of th fGoureh oe Got ho. twas wi ts people, Sunday. ‘Mina’ "Wile alu [ork prince at Stockard nnd one of hee ite" pupits Hannah aur fen Sunday with Sir Hanna Si ite an AlePadden, Avdrew Der Tout and Catherene lee econ Danlee them to tbe tation sir. De tie Butler was called to, Kastan tothe bed aldo of her Adapted dah ter. De W. 0. Boyd. presiding sk der of tyter‘intrct of sceoutt of bad ‘weather wee nate to carry out hin appointment at Wards Chapel Be preached an able sermon for He: Bander’ people of, "the "A. ML. churghy Sunday” sight "Th sereen were tl grated with the presence of Hey, Adie of the baptist cuech st Kemp. Mr. Johnson of, Wine Spent wow dys wih bis dauahtcr, Mr nara ur app. fermerly ofthis place, now ot Palestine apent a tew days here on| bininemn tre Curae Meena Felurmed) om. ‘Kev. if Hogs et Sherman, made. fying. trp to th iy. Men Chan Chane’ returned roo Raat, where he has’ cu ene Fused in ‘lodge ‘usinee, rot, Sere eoerained Stockard schoo ist riday night eth hin" moving picture show. “Prof. C. Fisher ihe progreaive young prlcloal a seahged various clube ithe schoo ir Annie Hasiott and Mn Geo Bynin are on tho sick ist. Ar. and Mra Allen"Danell “and Mra Geo soit, Met Ul lehtower of ta ug were tho elt fora few day ‘You enn always dnd” 'The expos EG. Prank barber shop. ERRUREE, luauith ‘died jest sdondey sight’ vere smith died iat Monday igh. Pune Stal was attended. Tuceday at the Shion" ‘aptat church. Revs Pal ther emeleted She wes baricd with ‘relent Pilgrim honoree 1" W. ‘Wrieht, pastor of the AM. E chute tan heen trantered to finoral Welln Ang Sa hae ‘Davis of ore. Worth inn ‘the clty visitng relatives tn: Vitatlons” ary out. announcing’ the hhareiage of" ate Will Jones o¢ Worth ‘aod. atrc. “tary Jones. Mr Weanle Son of Eager ood in iat tng hls ele and unt, Mrs and Sra fom Heard Mr. Susie Dyker and irandaon, Cart Toft for Denver, Colo Mra Sarah Franklin” and children ief for Oklahoma. Stra ‘Martha Jotinsan, ae ast ‘Thureday and van Vorted Friday. ‘Funeral was attended atthe "Pir. Daptnt church Rev. doco A. rown.oficated. te Wade" iin ot He won Bien Keynolde of Denton, les Pears Mie Carter of Dalla aitended. the funeral, Mex Ada Alexander: vated hot” Biatand at Wasahachle. Rev: td Mra A.W. Bawards are im: broviag thelr "residence. alr. and Ain "EateneJonen\‘have_ moved" to hair ‘new ome. Memery ofthe Pirat, apes chureh are’ preparins {or tele ping ray. Our under: Grandview’ reeentty to te charse rand owko ‘charee orm. fomera and ‘hs. ‘Bacar Gent of "Daltah are bere visiting Telatives, rn Chariy Polar, who wan barat opi & few! years. aro. tn Salting "a ow. reldence "on east Robbin. street ata Pusnie "Wrist Uevery alee a, Gone unter’ als: tee ‘who baa oon visiting him. haa feted to Dalles, Rev. B.D. Youke tm the ew AL MLE pager wil fake. ha" arrval soot Mian ¥."B, Tarbert will Wave Tarsday for oor: Merville, “Mra 'W & ile, wo’ was Called to the bed sido of her sick fon‘at Tyler han returned home. Arm Teele Tyler was called to" hee bee Bok broiber wt "Tyler Mra Hattie ct Jones waa tronght home fom Antonio" very. sick, ‘To the. Express ‘readers, plano ave your money ready’ when Loe pert ome, Tord tupyer will be admin- acerca Yomoreow atthe. ext Bap: in "eadeee ra." Wimberly ade’ a Bying tr, Wat, on ban fic tant reek. Nua Hite. Hunt {Satine her mother at San Antonio, ‘Mr. Harsion Davia of PR Wort ieee tenes tocitiee, ‘MAY PEARL, May Pear, Texas, Feb. &—Deacon midi ie a ‘ttle tadisposed on te account of rheumatism, Everybody is looking forward for a, grand tie at Canaan Baptist chares. Saturday aight "where “they witetoed a te tsa program per. Deacon Stevens was "home. Sn: gay from ¥L Work, to ve his fa “rhe Sunday, schoo! 1 tryin t0°be abedient sn foliiag tne” command, “Go 6 Therefore tnd Make Decl ples” ‘Personally wo believe the rex: fon some ‘Nerroen fall” to read ‘The "Expres. in because they "are auiaak eae Sebiiaee. ATHENS, ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. 1 ‘SHERMAN, ety thin Shamik ok Gad ubcn thie (eeimemienemenen herman, Texas, Fed. 6.—Rev. Wa, ctl Re ra aed Se ares Sing, ani ae Saree Beier os See i aa see i a tot oe e Basse as oe Sees tel Roeeaace eee ie wm eras nee acs ae a ee eee Ta Pens ae Cee aseris ae een Sees oe Bees ei caer ee a Sm ee ‘The Y, W. C. A, of Hiftmony Bap-| Sete ce ee Sa a ew rn oe ae ciate By to acca ake Pra, eae Seman ie ore Soca eee ea Steen see 2 Sern Saree a Se ee eee eae eee eee at Sr itis Sas ae er wa Zed Sut oe Blas aaa Pe Re aS rapa et are ee ae ere sore to i or tS i ie lea aie area oe oe eee ATLANTA, Allanta, Texas, Feb. 6—Rev. G. n. King, tho proud ator of Shiloh Bipist church waa ta our eltySat- uray. sas allie Gray ths touches of At, Bion school shopped in town Satarday, "Mss Allee Dowens, the ax sintant teacher of Shiloh school: Was in aur ‘ity Saturiay looking ster biainess, iis, Fletcher "Dawson of the Honey Grove ‘Community waa 1 town, Saturday nad repori bis wife fowhig™ along” Misi, after several weeks lness "with the intuensa. Mirae Pate Windom of Alexandria 1; is very nck at tho home of hor st” tery Sirk ‘Malian Crawford It" Is ao"sad to report that ov. W. . Muir is very ick. "The membera of Firat Maptat church fered rectal pray im his bebalt ‘and he" for him speedy recovery. ‘Sun was a high day at Suerte aptist church, Sorvice wo well attended, ‘The Pat- tre A Wi, Bre hou et ‘mn able et Seieek tim “tho” aubject, "Can the Biopian ‘Chane ‘le skin’ or the Leopard His Spots? der, 12-28. Our boats were mae to teoies tn the Goof our salvation. ‘The eholt ren- dered excelent mnie with Sr. James Tomgeon as chor-ter and Maa Fue- mle Mee Misie an organist. Sunday evening. the crowed re-amombled at $i"gelock forthe Parents Teacher Aasolaton, ‘The president. FW: Wateon urged saci! parent. who had Chiliren (ofall in ine withthe work fags of ‘the ‘arsociation. "After ad- Journment of tho anocatin, the Wo- tan Home. Minion Socldy "under the manazinnt of the pendent. Mr Fed Hale pulled of an ‘excellent prorram. rue. declaration, reel Ton duots,acripture. reading a6 Dapein rendered, were enjoyed by al ong ‘the. vistors. wan Mien” Sa: ironte Spikes of Texay-APeansas, he ‘notin Alesonary ofthe Women Auatliary (9 the Depts Misionaty find Euwestioaat Convention Ter tte who. inan Intelligent way spoke {a Gn trom "a, very smnportant na Jeet" Kingdom of Highteoc shew alte angdon of Unelgmeousness fie pletared some of the evil that ‘cause nem, women, xirls and_ boy ‘tho partake of thein to deft tot ne seartens “usregniochenens.” We pray (he Diensing of God upon thls fear woman ‘and chat she tay lve long to conttnue wo lft up, Jesus "A collection. of 45.00, was. siven her. Service Sunday night was fine. The ator’ preached" from. the "sitet, Hieop Hack Thy Servant, als) From Prenumptuous Sing" Paaline 11-13 Money’ Falned $25.45, ar- Dave Wat- ton ot Dallas ‘Ie visiting, his father, Beacon “FW. Watnon. Me Sebren Murply of Daiins ta visting nis mo- ther, hrm. Mary’ Young. and. sister, Mru’ tena Willinmn, who te sick Hist ed." veryvody im asked to eet tho Parents Teachers’ “Association next Thursday ‘night at Boon” Baptist chuteh.” Mra. Malina Black and’ her fmother, Are, Jane “Thomas, i. fick tn bed with Induensa. We hope for then a ‘speedy recovery. ev. C, T Moore, the proud pastor of St, Paul C.'Sh is, chureh fled hs Tesular ap- Dotntinent Sunday. Bversbody who rein seareh for news see the ree Porter on 147" Gores stvet. MFx Bralora "Spencer loft Friday Morn: Ing. for ‘Texarkana after vail friends’ and relatives th, AUanla, and Doulas ‘Taennen. ‘Thurber, ‘Texas, Feb. 6 Sunday setool was nicely attended Sunday, A.M, Hh services, ‘preaching at 11 O'clock nd aight, Kev. T. It Hanks pastor. Mrs, Pew Hisrris and: daugh- ter, Miss Josie Houston of Arlington eae here Wednesday to attend the bed side of heir relative. Mrs- Eliza Sayles, Mra. Adel Livingston exine home last week from San Antonio, spent one day wither parents and let for Wichita Fall Misa Beatrice Blaine. Toft" for Atoka. Okla, 0 attend he bed ide’ of her ater. ‘orro. Otte Sonat, ah. 6e—Kervions wees cut short at Jeruaalou, Sunday, on Scoount of a ueavy rain that fl here, but’ Rev. DG, Mayes was at Lis post and. taet"a.few of his men eras atess Bacey "spent a few days wiih iene Dora ity: ea” sale Baliey caine tip trom Martin, #riday, whero she. apent afew days. with Tor som, "Rov. Mayes, was enroute to" Juclyonville, where ie has ‘been for the" ast few months PARIS. Se Seen eee SOs Bandas, Feb. Sth, the” Negro. Advancement Laaue lavites tie czens of Tati td Tamar County Jl, thet Comadnorative exerccs in bonor tf the inte president ton, Taser oowevelt ‘und the Nos Pct Pa Lawrence Dunbar, atthe tor Procaters” Very Aung exeriebave teem arranged forthe Gay The exe Chaos wl begin at dp. HHon""G, Me Wte, Storene Com- mmander of the Americas Woodmen dsivered'a. ery interest eetare CSR plc hark fa hae ity evening “hue “merican Woodmen wil hol log rolling neat uray niet at Guetta’ bail at whieh te ever! ‘Sew Members will be obese, ‘Mew Poll Holland ‘of Mendes Ons in inna lyon account of Qeeiineat‘of her slater, Aon Sarah Vivay She will ieve for home ti week "Sons igh Schoo! ote ~ mie enrolment of the hish sche iy approximately nx hundred The tedance wan noter beter and ths iStereat in Joe. day” work 2 abgat Up to the. dual ateadards Hooray STaumver of prominent vltre have Milled the school We "were, iad Terliave. the" presence’ receay" at Mower. it, BeCatnmon and” Rue who have een spending some tine Tenis cy “Toene eelemen were Mell pleated tthe appearangy of things about ihe. schoo Han, CM, White, supreme Cons mander Gt foe american Wooden inte’ che Mah schoo! recently and Uxpremet tinaelf vas. ine really delighted with the fine arraneemente ofthe aparnents of the tang and the 'edene work now ‘bing done br oe techincal rhe annual rary Faly wil tke pce. on" Fepruary”2ath” at which Tine the. diferent” grades ot" the tlw wk tach oer the" ton- the arrangement ote Dwocren_ forth “entrilnment i Inthe hands of the senior cane and Ml be conducted wih the aassance ine other his acho! clase. Ths fret ix sally ‘one’ € (Be most In {creuing. Link for. commendable fepor from “the ‘Senior lass’ thi re ‘Tie the wook of examination anit Srades are hoping to do wel intro tmootiy Tene "ive atendance Bawa, cea nna schol ‘hts inereased oe. Bu red per tent in the puss 90 dave he. enrolment” ia" 205. and Prot Theat in well pleased “withthe wont ace retract pout Sirs Syathin a'ten of SHG and cali Chleago, iy 1s in the ely wining ner"‘motber. ons. ME Mecanvinon and C. Rue visto Balwin Gramma: schoo! last Meg CUNEY. | comer, teas, Petia eae teak ee pet a ee sre ee Sy fey ear ge, nals eee re eee Bee temece ieee Seem mae cere Seer ence Se see ree we Eo bene cate ay oc ae eee ets eee tee ws ke Sune” deer evia’a Sion See cetinr e Cur oe See Ses rn stare ov Tux, covsTe be patna ee rae, tates ee cea a pees wer wee, Be os ca ee ear Sette ota Siti cee a ea SE Stoel ee, Sanat sate te eos iat thes Se a Se SPT Sal hes ett Beaton, a veue, tuts, maaion ee etme See sais eee HON. W. 5. KING ES aoe ae ie eo ee 1 eS ‘ ap Ah See S ‘ |, Will lecture im the interest of the Business League “and Socal Ser Vice Work’ in. Texas.” With over ‘Quarter century of work in Texas as publisher, indeatited with the work ‘riick concerns. the. State and" its oople trom every angle, Mr. King awed tiuch ‘experience and what he'is undertaking to do for the peo- Dle ts too well knovn to heed expla: Bation ‘bere. “When you see the an: hounceient of his coming. lay snide Your doubts Indiference and” preju- ice, and Delp to make his. coming auiceess twill help: you Dates: Louleville, Ky» Ealtor 1, Wille Cole, ‘Sunday, Feb. 9 Tyler, Foxes, J.C. Lone (CM "Es chureh----Priday, eb, 28 Note—Dates will be made tor all skips. Watch thls ‘column for” an- "Any elt, town oF community, in- terested ih ‘the. establishment "and niaintenance ofa store, shop, fac- tory. nor other enterprise. which may’ offer employment to. youns”Col- ored people, oF who. may desire to further lft the moral or soclal stand: Ard of the coramunity, will tad Ate King’ valuable aide,” ‘Those who de- sire. none ot these things done, wil ft ‘course ‘ot writ, ‘Yours truly, W.E KING, 2600 Swing Ave. cor Personal 2701 Cochran St. Phono H, 6299 Dalias, Texas. WHEN YOUR HAIR are ce ae a: ee iMictnU La user aly Drlg 1 hath acme, Greats Hea opty hn a fad pe Lad Rete So i aad tte tod a ma ey aad Ses Sees ae oe ieee a cae etn Mat ‘et te soci ENE 0, Mana ta RY WAR HISTORY Guy. "Condado quich for nsent come {AUSTIN JENKINS coy | GREAT SECRET. | Roots Lucky Stones and Bick Masic Secreta to each person vending 25 conta to help pay for this edrer- UUsoment, ete. 1 wil ed. tree in struction ‘by_ Dr. “Joba ‘Georke HOt tan, ‘dletoning ‘bow ote ny ac. fare Twok,muceea™ ana” avold_ evil ‘navences, ddress Re Wester, Box ee PHONE HASKEL 167WHEN 1D NEED OF New= and secood-nan turaiture WELCH Cash, reat oF lomtalimeat. We de liver to all parte of the elty. We ‘nave. raduate trom Tuokoree t do" our fapelr, work and upholmer tte.” Our prices are the loweat. Ws make your cid furniture took” Uke few.” Satetnction ‘eusractond, MW. De Wich, M087 Melt etrest, Dallas, Texas natn Troubles | SRE ie $ Scalp Troubles? |) 2 “Tell them tothe Dematologits | | — 408 sod Scalp Speci wih arepi- ABW ae tion of oer 18 yea honest | "i 3 service. Since the year 1899, | 1% sre hae secretly ened tod red Wouands of ces of sep | UAEnaerr secon ea Shar deen, hich pean | Suction swecaer enya that wehave assisted Grand Nature - Sao in making the hait grow LONG, SOFT and GLOSSY. We shall bepleased te male amcroropccaintin by mad FREE elo sending curve foe bacon 3epotage tap you ny com the Haene wig DR.and MADAM W. A. JOHNSON’S SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM in your town. If she holds a Diploma from this SCHOOL, she is competent Ree he Wienke ee ‘A siz weeks sotentiftesealp and halr treat iment wlll be sent by Parcel Post for $1.00 Address DR. and MME. W. A. JOHNSON, 800 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. WE BUY, SELL AND EXGHANGE] “#” sunrre™ cme TRADE US TOUR OU0) pe FURNITURE] eee ee eo , i gees hoe erren| =e ig’ eli ALTE sea 100 wa | Pee: nan “ a || 4 Not with not Hons, but do se wits (Kisikoqore) tae" areateat bast Mtralghtening preparation on earth Kink'gomore wilt straghten the kink leet kind of Bair. Think about ta reparation vant all za Raye to de (0 apoly Hof tw ait and with & Httlo combiay te eae becomes straight not to stay for one day ot ome week, ut to iat trom lx to eight months. Water tor nothing else will make te atnie apni after ft has been attache, Kink-nosmore ths wonder worker, ‘So manrvelously doce iRdo ite work that one can hardly be Here thelr own eyen.” It_works tke mage, and iv unique because there fe not another preparation In the world ke it T oer a roward. of $100 for any head n# hate that Kinkeao-more ‘vin not wtratgaten. Kiukwauore ts a vegetable. com ound: Tis Derfecty”harsalese and (rit nottajure the eenlp nor bait” But ‘Hill stop tt trom ralling out; positively Temoves dandrat; promotes, a Tura? fot "growth of healthy” alr and eepn it yoft and glossy” Remember that’ Kinkeaomore ie told. under a rrusrantee to do all that is claimed for fo'anyoue on the receipt of $1.00 8 Fopularsiee” box of Kinkaomert ‘tough to straighten from one to twe ends of air.” Whoo ‘ordering. send registered letter, postal money order ot teprets money order. Liberal indice ‘ments offered to agents, Weite today for apsetal ‘agenth, Encloned 2 cemt amp for rely. Agents wanted every ‘Aidrese PROF, 1. F. SHELTON, 107 Prospect Avene, ‘Asbury Park, No 3 Ss ie a eens Cie ee eee | eee red }A CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD ; INVESTMENT : ooo : oaige LARGE CORPORATIONS | sa ll de farm oe And farm products, Capital $25,006 Se Se Sa” Se a a eae ee ao kee H. L. Price, 2 oa ‘The Racoletve Matus! Benet Avsoclation, Dalton teear ee ; EN i a) F Keane Ser ek, 9 ee Fe é : on propa soot money when shee» death tite tety some umes thay” ant to carry the boty tuto town or they any wate Sed fort Tantive ton ah you" need in "eied” Faro {Ske torrance wi he EXCEIMIOW RUTWAL HENEPTY ARaOCTATIOR ‘We pay seth cai Ta 84 Bente Ax) perwn ence tuk secon, alt nt room 208 Prbian Temple) aun, Meh ier 3 RERICKUAND, President < ‘oak ee: DS ane aca eee lene een Sid lied > eae ie bk fs i 4 iN ) Addeene-SAMETEE, MPG. COy MADAM COTTON'S WONDERFUL HAIR GROWER. ‘The Inventor of this hair grower, wich Js made of sixteen iaredients tod containing everything ecesary tov grow the qatr, Prevent. dandrult and trier, prevent halt from fale the ost, and keeps It ooking. very mg ht all tment hair grower Will not make the hair sticky, but eepa ft sot and Aus, i makes the hale aqui alo and straight with out pressing, but may press We it Son Mire. "T yuarantee tiie bait tower to grow ‘hale on an average Of on tan month sls o darken ray hate "Prices by mail prepaid Bor.” Ps @ Roxen am 12 Boxer 0 Proming —. Shampoo ‘0 Send P. Ow oF Express money order, payable to 10 ents extra with order. bed. COTTON CU, 9 Wat California Ave, Oviaboma ity, Okla sere igen Sake Wis te te Peay RA df 6 oe is Str Lees o be pose Nees? “et Siang Bem fame be et feet es TEXAS TOWNS | Race a REO oSeW EE Meat Rusk, Texas, Veb. 6-—Miss Lydia MoKellar is Improving after a severe Iiiness. Mr Caesar Bradford hax ryceived ine tad news of the death of Nis ton Private ‘emy Bradford, ‘who died In France, Juuuary 120, Miss Betile Kermedy, ‘who touches tthe county shoot, bax heen qult Mi ‘for the ‘past several day, but 4s now able "to be. out again, Her mother, Mrs, Iovelnda "Kennedy wat falled to. her bedside irs, Mule Saetain, WhO hax been seriously sl at Port Arthur’ tare Dorted to be better. ‘irs, Martha Davin was called. to tne bed de of het alek mother, Ate, Kath Owens. AU this writing,” Mtv wena ts iien better "After a ionth's ilness, Mrs. Annie Manis seems (0 be. recovering: re Dovie Tieamons. and childcen have retuned to their bone In Mas fing ‘after a fest ays's visit Wilh reluuves, Master Bddie Juckwon, tho non of Mr and. aira Matthiag Jackson dil with inguenaa after a. short ies, Ho was w favorite among hx {rend ana ill bo greatly tnssed. ‘irk. Llzwie‘Siminons was called to the, bedside of her slater, Are Mary Alexander, who tives in Hots ton County. Mr. Lee Foman is able to be out ‘again, ‘after eine confined to. his oom with a abort ilinent Maaler Douglass “Cook, who tas ‘een Il for a few daya, is eomvalen. ing MF. Nat Smith, whose home was in Houston, died at Morrill, after, Ingering illness He eaves ‘a wie find one ehild,” His brother, "wr. Times "Sulth of his place, atten ‘edhe Tuneral, Private de D, Nelson ay returned from Camp Travin ona furloush, Sion El Doing who. hon sepia il, x knproving Prof. W. It Her and Me J. E, Vaughn of dacksonvtie, visited ties Baling Private Ben Cook, «ho has boen Ail n' Prance, be improvin, Mla Dente” Thompson of Tyler vislustrienda In unk, Mr John’ Pye. is. rweotrring trom long’ lines, Me. Nat Sith passed throush Rake en. route for) Houston, ive, "Cora Pye and Mrs. Hattie Stephens attended the funeral of Mr, Nau Smith at_ Morel Mire dane Bradley and Mew. Tzzie Diekinson went 10 Jacksoniie, Fe ay. toorning and “returned "Friday ferening” with the Corpse of thelr helee, who was the daushter of ‘rn Mili "Matthews. The funeral oe: feurred Saturday” morning.” The tne ther, Mrs. Matthews returned to Jack: sonviile, Saturday to. beat the. bed fide of two other sick ehildren. ‘Mise Thelma, the daighter of Me and ira Elmo Bradley: in very Mi St this writing, ‘Taylor, Texas, Feb. 6.--Mother’s cluy Was organized. Friday’ alternoon aU the high school and. Mes. A Shadowens, secretary. | They antl flpate taking up some, of the neces fry and much’ needed work ot the fehool that It misht-be pat on. Digher ‘basin Mt. Calvary Baptist eel smoking same modern Im provements "The banquet at Mt Arla Baptist ‘ehureh ‘Thesday night ‘Im honor ol the soldier hoys return was a eouree ffspieasure (9 the attendants ‘stra. G.W. Calling returned, from ‘mhorndale “whore she. sited th fatally of Mr 1 Rab, ier. J. 8. Cainphell of Weimar Is tn the elly quite sick with, pnetmonin Ho’ Is being nicely eared for by th inembers of Mt Aria Baptist church a the home of strat E. Simane Me, “Charley “Stauehter rewired” t Dallas after ret vait herewith Iie fal re Muitie Thomas returned. trom ars ih pes dauatter ati Wile, Rev. tf W- Wallace of Tales tine tein “the ly Madarss ‘Lilie. Hubert and_ Cora Washinzton were ‘called to" Sayers ‘on account of the serious lnc and ‘and death of slater. Madama Ute Groenwith. and tata Colton have enrolled av readers ot ‘The Express "Tho iluenza is raging hero aed many sersoae are. stricken. ‘re Cornelius Jobneon and ds ter, Eva returned (rom Kansas Aetiere they valted her sm, Wiile Ghanher: Calvert, Texas, Feb, 6.—Sunday wan a blgh day at St. Jaubea A. 3 Evemuren Rev. By 7. Reeae, piesiding. elder delivesod’ wen ‘abe! sermons. during the day. Mew, PK, “Davio, Supt tie Sunday school was at” her" post We are all iad’ to soe ter return Us again, after ‘yolag MN for. some ines ira A Hater protented 10 the church’ ice box of ‘aserestent ‘read, Sunday, Feb oth ts Allea's day Weare expecting "a great line. oy ‘hat ‘day If we can Jost get the cone ation of the people. Every ‘one. ts fondially invited and bring do- ‘ation. ‘Sorvice s< St, Peal M, E, ehurch was Hisht rn the dot last” Sunday, ev. S.'N. Harvey preset st 4 and aU 7:50 in the evening.” Quite & nurs ber of ‘visitors were ot. vening service yam bindered. a iltle. on ac: fount. of the rain. Next. Sunday Ia ‘Frames day ll day ong and’ we hope op aver the top. "You are alwayn weloome at&t Paul. Come and bring your frends Chnreh Noten. Indopendent "Baptist church, Rev. PR, Humber, pastor. Sunday school ‘opened. at 230" velock, attendance Food at 11:30 the pastor” preached from, 15th: chapter" of St. John, = pet A Sharer in Chott, Hin’ Lov, Joy and Power." which Was outlined find dleeussed as one having author tyat_ 130, the pastor had. m heart to heart talk with the youns latles ot the ¥. Wal NiEht gereice open fa ‘ly Ren De ah Thorton, pastor Humber took for a texts “Omr Duty.” ‘Coplaining the interest and. respon Silty of every. Chtatian, ! ‘Mt Moriah: We had good services sal day: Sumday.” Sunday school was! fover the top. Res. Taslor. ou pas for preached “a powerful "sermon, fest fake 1:8 aft, &E. Elaberry is one ef tho leaders in our church| ‘aud Bana boheel. 1 RUSK. TAYLOR, CALVERT. qritisehold of Ruth No. 4026 had sulla t nice (tsalaton SGieiet rove ‘Baptist hrc suse Snduy"setoot under t. h ‘Ags Supt) We lovethe Espen iting” tn rei ‘Dur schon ddr ret A, ei ‘x dong wa, ‘ihe aud D, of Tabor paid ain Gracie Malone 7s tartans Pas Es re, Husa Henderson andi aan tule tu up'ator 6 hard. A Mix iret, Tucker te up aftr tafe" weour gu wit ui dus Hey" Harven bast ‘Se Fa gL. wat wala "hn peoples aay Biniay ire Laura Douglass aula iss ue not at bor moder hone. i, ‘chu! Hopkins Etat came ‘n Fosay come Camp ‘stewart, Rew ese hoon & a, tka new srocery com vain vg upatae th ne fnigipise and wish it siceou. oe Shaton"and 0" S) Hammond wer ie "bata: Slee Tal Mojal fe. , Groesbeck ving tr, 1A a ev! Soith“6e Pranktin and 40: Wading "contactors were i tuo ay Mig Srn tila Welding Sir ‘Waid ia ropuiiog” ce Bap Use hae vag Sie Satie ‘osch hei Sunday for atain to abu fow day ou bane “ita B. & Brown, wite ot fey cin i eras Nek ter tome. We wish for et" npcedy Ten ta Gatos was at hin pon sunday ‘on account Sf ain no Ser Vice ie was entotaned. bye ia sien Pattee ka Me Ke Ordtoon Us aling (0 bis Pro, AH, Ana tad new cover blac’ oft ia his hones itr, Davi o¢ Houston fe tthe city Yor tow day attending” catch ot God meting itt 2 Mion of the Chureh ot ced ta the eng, Girvan Preedfon moved hi thal ty to ths cy ands ow forte ih the rae, house ain’ ston” Hationd moved to tne country neat. Hammon Ser ak ash and Sing“ Malinda wily Were “marred Sunday nant ate tome of the ride sien Rachel Watson wite ofr s.'W Watson came Horie from Het: BW. Wetsan on Card of Thanks, T take this method in thanking nay mummy ‘friends for’ the kindness show me uring ‘the ness and death of iy dear father, Mr Char weit) Mines Resi: Teague, Texas, Feb. 6—Tho P. E. fof the AME. chuteh held is Qua {erly ‘contorence Saturday an fant) preached. "at 11” Selock Sanday find aC 8pm, Sunday night. The Hirst Hapust chureh in North Teage ‘und ara, wih Uhelt pastor, We Hendervou, whieh wan a mucccs Sir Boke L Knlsht Tectured to 40 Si ‘Kajsivs and’ Daughters wf Tabor. He had quite a crowd: after the loc ttre ‘rand, reeeptlon waa. aiven AUT p, thy ‘Thursday might, Mr. Ed Wtlatis "ind! Miss 1dy” Glascoe Were" married, both of thes were Gd people. ir. HY" shannon’ has fan clectic. piano. inhi ‘eafe._M, Green ranch died Wednesday abou Bia iy he wan iin 70-year of Age Mi Robert Wills bf Mexia, vist fa'hin sister, Mem, Beitio Dates thi Weck,” Mra. Martha. Parhatn it sek also her daushter, Miva Pearle Scot fs null improving. “Mise Salle Belle fs mull Nngerini We have a youns lady doin Mi sion workin "Teague with, Prot. 0, Ke"Manning and Give Sjnsing cheb sang for the school al Wilson, Friday Might #1600 waa raised, Read "The Dallas Kxpree i you amt the wee Italy, Texas, Feb, 6.—Mr. Nelson Willlais had the misfortune Co lowe au eye by being struck. with a ale Of Woon,” Mr." Kice “Hayes, an” old Siusen fell dead here Saturday tight Pret diva ‘Andrewn has. been do charged’ and fcturmed home” from Goorcia, Mr. delayd Stewart from Ganp Bowie visited home folks Sun fay.” Services wore not well atended on account of ineleatent weather. Mr Loonie Hardanan, the Ast claus cook of Waly has been sick, but ‘has a eiecee |_,tawion, Okla, Feb, 6.—Horne- stocr BG, Henty of Lewistown, Pa ton hilod and ix araiery men wer Injured. wien. artiter-horsen of he Fore Sil military rescevation “sam Dede here tage ‘Thueday, while Bat tery B. firet Field Arllery Wai ting the Fange at frie ‘es, Elea Weal after spending the olliayn with frieids and Telatives i arias Texas, tan returned howe. he eporia having’ grand time.” Mr ‘Went aecompllahed ters Mrs E. Groves han returned. from Chicauha, wher the vied friends "The reporter wishes to. retura rata thames the vt patrons Whose eeneroun help. wan made: poe Mile reat iereaao in, "The Ba ina ‘Expresa salen here. {wish to eshte or 8 conination anda treater inergane tn" this, te Now Yours 1918." COUPLAND, Coupland, Texas, ten, é— sunday school Ia dota nicely “with "the youn Sint. Vance Set," Athases Misgeie Hutlor teacher wt the say school: ‘Eltzabeth Wright. prineipel ot Coupland tehoo! and Hsthle Hu fart speat. Saturday and Somay in Taylor. Atm. Sean Jones nent Sunday tn Tigi, Mes, tach Seat left Satay mish for Smite accompanied hy Mt and. Mrs. Leale Hubbard, Stepa are ein taken to Lenin retool rarden and flower sar Mrs. Lalla Spencer served dinner to Misiea ter and. Wrieht. Sunday. Mrs. Wille Young hax returned rom B thie to har maooraaen TEAGUE. WPALY. LAWTON, THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. | oedoedeedeceetontentectnge NOCKS OUT PAIN |nericen white Saphire 75) THE FIRST ROUND) sxe Sse SS eaforting rellef from yn 1 eae makes Sloan's tho | SSSI ee World’s Liniment sre ete *\4 OO) oF se IR see Sale is tamons saver ot hewn | S o.2' See cy ‘aeurige fein? nin | eeeeeeeneine =n | fA a ————— = Ueto cost cooler ile I Special Opportuni- $e ee more ' ty For Ambitious} 3 Cages SS OPM Sethe tty ee Women. & ~~ Buy Government Bonds and War” Saving Stamps, Hale Dressers and Beauty Culturists fare buying hundreds of dollars worth of them dally” 10 help Win the war, Invest the money Sou wit"eara from this excep onal opportunity. ‘Learn a high class trade, ono that your “service willbe. In temand and you can earn from $300 to $5.00 and. sometimes fore a day or evening at home Ponty: of work 24" positions ‘opened 49 those who kaw how. et me teach you artieie Hale ‘resting, manicuring, Face mase See, nealp treatment. How to cultivate and grow ‘alr. How fo make toilet ticles. How to weave and manifacture hale How 'to make switches, ee, Stemlghtentng,. sincelns. dying, Ce All work guaranteed. A ‘iow, easy, nimple method and Perfect uptodate. work. tiluse Feated ‘chart tothe latest” ere- tions tn hale” work and how {o uve the latest appliances that fave alt the time aa0. labor. Mime, "De Carrol an old ex: perienced Hairdresser and Beauty eulturie, wil teach you the french and! Amertean aye tem by mall "The courme, fora tmited time, as been reduced 04200 to each girl cam lenrn. Bend n soney “order to. the. IDEAL. Gorter 0, Sution 6, New Yorke City ts nant etna leg TPMACIC 18910 Serr RE) er ee see taat rani NE Eo THE STAR HAIR GROWER A Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower. caer Soe ip ie pe MEM COR oy ce Oe a a geal: be a i is epee aaa tet eee AO aa ete ee ee Bae Ange Speen | ‘jee ee a Coe or ee ee eueen Se ee ; firs, > Fh pyogs Mme », J Watkers J PREPARATIONS pee ‘or_the tiA! i *y Js Heche iy 9 | Ae” by LY Se Ne ie Sei Mme C.J. Waiker’s eae ie Shas Preparations Ve ese ny os Lanny se mum sams Vigy es tg tee eae eed Pe ee OE tion Biviacine ce, Fe FST S (geee Mine. CJ, Weller Mtg Con fd Ne Cia uid eee eS) ee oge™ a eg a a) a KNOCKS OUT PAIN THE FIRST ROUND Comforting relief from pain cette etal is World's Liniment ‘This famovs relever of rheurmatlo shee estereal Uwiogea that Wns Bice mctfy octet s.f* © gee Abe pea iS Oais pe teed: ¢| oP | Py . malic ! bie Sh aadgescactynconlreybaalacda! CULTURIS. All Indien can have tong beauty! halt. Lat'me coavince you and Atart Your hair at once to growing. "You fet resulta trom. the Art treatment ‘Growing’ Ol 260 to. Shes Dende Cure, “de; Pressing Oil ste! sent noywhere prepa, {alto teach mani euriag and beauty. culture by mul Terma rearonanle, ‘Addreas Madam Luella Meant 2202 E. Morse St. Greenvile, Texas ‘soe One thonsand agents Wanted Good mones Jade. We want agents In every. city and. ai Mee to tall THE STAR Wine Gowen. ‘Tht fa wonderful prepa aun Can be taed ‘with or without stealgh tenins Irons, Bills for 23e per box ane" 360 bor wil prove fis vaine, Any boron “that wil “tse 1 5c box wil bo come Minced. No. mater What has fated to grow Sour hates Just lve The STAR HAT R GROWER strat and he cavinest ‘Send 2be for fl sive box. It You Wish to. he agent Send "31.00 and we wil fend you a tall” apply fe you ean “best svork with at once} sian cents" terma Send Alt money by money or THE STAR HAIR GROWER MANUFACTURERS Northern Branch—1113 Cite. St, Bvanston, ii Sothern rane’, 0 ow S12, Greensboro, re a l@ NN ON Oe Oe ee 3 le iui FREE! FREE!! FREE}! eer Re, suainrunns (ie $ VALE alae COM ak Saree and beautiful Catalogue show yl A 3 SSS ea ee oe oe ae SEGA) ecient ca tar emery See os, (pp SS / aa, k= (ee $ eae ad ee ER, HUMAN HAIR GOODS a é& = iM WIL! » Al . : ~ a er ie Mt Shreveport, La, $ ZAgents ir il i 7 fre Swanted rea Soeeoseoreeeroooeodnnnenr een ngromroneoor ets rel mee | ce 10 won, You Need a Real Scalp Food. | There are so many vocalled hale rowers on the markt, a large num- er of which are notin more than Derfumed krease, Iki» no. wonder Doople get discouraged and tove faith fn all Bair onion. In deciding What {o ‘Use 00 your ‘calp be sure and fet a remedy of roven merit.” See- bya Quinade tw 8 blghly’ medicated Domiade. that fas stood the test of time, Tet a real scalp. food; It imitates and nouristos the roots Of the alr, chusing © natural growth ot long bal, ‘uinade is the taventifn of an ex- bert chemist and tn made under the Supervision of an experienced Texis- tered pharmacist. Tt makes the bale toft and smooth tnd” eiay t0 ‘Dut up tn the higle desired "To get beat results from the use of Qulnade it tr neccesry 0. aban: Doo the scalp about every two weeks with Seeby's ‘Quinasoap. Quinasoap is made entirely out of pure vere: table ole, principally cotoanut ol, tnd ts 1 thorough cleanser. Quine. toap lathers very freely. It Teaven the halt sot und Suty and imparta a refreshing feeling to the nealp ua availed by any other shampoo. ‘Do not accept any aubsttite, but toxiat ‘on "geting Seeby's Quinade and Seehy's Quinasoup, asking for ther ‘bythe fll tame, Price i 25 cents etch. If your druggist or deal= er does not stock these two articles fk him to obtain them for you from his wholtaler or end us the. price and we wil mall them to vou. 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Srenantedeneted nee aE FAR bd Bi: hs go, aa e i aos ba ie eels Past ba] ‘esa i a fe ee ee ML RE eee A = Ag nr a eR ee eae ee PAGE EtG THE ENDOWMENT DEPARTMENT Daeces snes ec ee ae ee of the waters; but wo could heai Ete matre: uve ‘could hes Se tenet a ene oa Sei tt Nas tan Sere ae eas cr Setacirvrona ie a Si ponte nat, eee ter Sh Sac os Serine a Se cea Se ee Separates ue, Ret a ee eres oe gon a eta Ta See ee oes Si fate Breve Sea pais Seer Saati a Serenity So Mebane ea Saad reeset eta et ci Site dete i Sees Se ‘Scr ahs ene Seaene nonce ee SMe coer Baraat yrs Searels ee Seana ae sae Ee So oe cee Sete ie tat eat adsense re wae Bianco daa he gnc ane ot Cc Fatty SO oi, Sap Se tats eect Sa Sop racer weld Se ae es ee ne sep siie ee Sar Shara SS Bid a a i ot Sal “hase Senco, ane Sirens eke Geist Sahecae Satngb ari Se ae ‘Crs Sa Sd, Sit fa atc Si a a reat See erccara set oR a eee Sa ct Su aR, a, ant eed wate ata Tatas Sats See at ata Bae am ar tone oa Soe ate Tes aS Be, Bl, th nn ie a it co ace res ie ie coer oe aoe Sms a Ser a foc Soy a eet ‘of the order which lay at a aso i, B rapae Saat ae Sei eal stalin Basen aa Bac bes af ta Bases ce Sar lors a ie ceo wane st Teco bares ces is sek a St be ht Es tala, Get Sc Sain aan Mii ao "i ate ac Mice a ore ep el ee tal Sees Sorat Seca ia, car ma Sa a Pans a ny sot issras Sabra Se des aes nn ta Beams cera Gress me marae 1 eh Spe’ cai "int cee se eet cS Sar acs SoS aad ts Sut i Se Spey Regt Scat Sine Sila ead pad sae ar orcs iM are See a Sp es Sa ia A ve iets re ey Bae avi at hy ii ant ts tia em Ma" SS eT ta li ad. Whe Sl Sa ba "prc sa ae oa Soe eras Sows fe aban ses St Serer anes | beabascren an i rte be Wa es wt se te cae cana Matt | Ea Whe Pe et a a oar os i sa a ints Juma Secreyuraner sin aa ar "S ma eas Sian A it Shoes i, a ett | Si rg lane ioc Set fe is ideas ot ie Setuzet ah Sed Butea ‘eS fe in aK, Sl eas hea a ek uh ares i eet os ct a Rerenaten ai the firet ‘place among crafts. ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, ee Sem cupeaiier ant. tene- {Mae people of Texan sould. be aunty. pod’ of helene tater Sh fan fr ese ton part for tes ont pat fr they ae me and women of any” tore fehied ‘and perv bo are look Inert the. were of tb. ineren ine cra ip to that se Sith ee rant lodge member rit, bat we think fe unjat fe {ey sie poor pit, atend 1 ther bole: Wenn, “tee and oe ere ax has bon ni ar io onty eicors ihe Newro of tera Sen ne shoal eet fnty proud ee sara meg fet Sealy ve of on, nod’ shoal "appre the Sia prntge O¢ honotine tom Mtelplat wih pret Prot Tons ot ott.” Bdao, ld tne “ate homme te Davia Men Sain Cals sci vrane, avo the ueaton Sonmbstont, "As "arkaoa “and fuany thers whom we" would te {oration ot ater fraternity, a 2a"non aor o omit the tame of Sita ey lady ad ert woman whoin ne ail dete Reno, a eB Mai ne ea ance wal not obiy tthe schol fom, tala ‘other ffir, for tae the whom the terns fhiled’ when Be waned (o'inroduce {ie domentice scenes. and "manta! {ining ito tne Newvo Hun School ain ftom, Years, Baa) completed these bubeci Inn Kiss 'Rew‘hglena Callers, and Whe prepared to give the advice and Information at wa, with sc ny the spr at he lon HC. Out "Bust Grand District Masia, fan at all Rexanioved to, honor tnd reverenen tha" day for the iting’ work tat be throu ws: somsines ain, Banned a car Ped gut tn ihe tanec tho trea Pioement Departs for ihe United Onder of ‘00d Fellows of hs creat ‘commonwealth. or tha there shouldbe rata aha erected to is‘amaying memory mot oly Hy the Oda Pelons of Texas, Wt VF the diferent ‘stret orders” at alli large eaaure are benetcarin of the labors aud thous of the Ho, Col, who has tert Hv one cent tn te bene tnd en oe Bid" vows tn" avery’ we, ‘ers crer thre i'm enath th tee te wort ether by tho. Ruthtes ot her “companions. Lethe Juve Means carey his wurht to the corigg qeoeration an Tastiog ter ere Weeit toon, ABILENE, Abilene, Texas, Feb. 6—-Old Ma eedonla’ aptiee church in on th firing tne with ev. BP. Thorn tthe kun He bn just closed. two. weak revival with, even ad dons tothe: church, money raise Hoe, “ite was. ealied to" pasto fhe'charcir se wil take charge the, Sed. Sunday, era cari Dus, ead of th Jeiarth Sweepers gave’ an entertain meat at the C. M.t church is ‘Thuraday night. Abie crowd and Bleasant” the were had. "A.pria ithe tacky pany, at ite ese of rs, Maggie Harper's under. aus blces at Sky Berapern was 4 niccens Mz. Vivian” Chance drew. the cake ign, Robt. nak ‘in valing hi tamlly nF Worth, this week Cart" Chance applied fort conse to enter the ninety Tus week “The “following. aricles. were Te ceived at the mlsesllaneous shower flven: tev. Mask, Saturday, Jay 78 ‘Madan Lalo "tandrun, dis pan, bolle yruPbiteher. acorn Saphlis Dalepilow ‘cen and qult “Kent” Andersoo, ‘trying ‘pan: J.T Towasel, nace pall and. eet; Mr tnd rx: Gumby, bread pan sadam Mary Young, bread pan dna, Dor teh, cat neodn, Lean dokon, "o> tates" and ean ‘goods: Cora Hayden, pan; Ida Jackson, pai Dilow ‘cases: Uuciie Powers, pair wweln: Pearl Mack: alr pltow "cases iosc Dison, pair towels: “Mr. and Sirs Glover, "butter "kaif, but ow! clawes:, Madama, Magxte: Thompson, water pitcher; YeMe Chance, bow’ Gd pitelt Leona, Ditto pair tow: sist Hester Henry, ate low ase; \atvena, Drown, towels and. ‘lowes reeds: Misses “Elarsey Iie Avant si nivew “and. forke?_ ssio Wal (white) four ‘plates: Madams Cora Yount, casteor not Lacy Avant, three panm,conking fork: Baty Sava, Pats’ and dipper” and, tower soeda! M,_ Wel,quilta Little Bell, sheet Ta Inchon, dresser scart Rev. Derry Sith, iS ents; Mr, Curtin Chance, fw qultay Mr, and Mra. Harper, parlor i iat “Teselved a shipment of Pious hair and face preparations Nee Meare tae TARSVIRW: agen, Tet re octet ates Ss else anda Tae Ges I hae at i Resa tah” fo pt ath sy rat ea doa ak Pitas, “uaa! St a ara Sah a he Rio a ata ea witli te icee een ur haat Sah Fit ta eh Ss ars ak ay Ey aya see SIS, Stat wk ii, "kg" me pret or me ot So sil, oath amet” etal & shea tn ME SMa saurono, stg, ee, satu daa Sot Se Sa aati ie es al Eh ek ht Geli tha tat Src tae at Heater Matra te aaa als So ea 83 hae eer ! baton account of Mr sae Naa at Sead at nal” Sees al Bh See ae atta So ia ta St Pade deine en feat eh ane Hab | May ood. "Nin Bde Tdcatonal and Religious: ‘The rearia, Rones SS ae ‘high school rendered a joint pro- Ses ed ie a ees ae Lik ie Soon ce Se oaths ae oe Sot See Seem 2h ses ae ot oer Stree tee et ees eG rane Seer cc foe ee area sa ee at is ae eee Gis eat Sata aie ale Say oie te oe Sr Fe eine a Se at Sine aa ae Saas a Scrat eka ae Sie re Sak Sie a Sat ea Senecio Sioa ze eres She ite Sere en Silt Se oy oar ir i re co See Ss Seaisent SiS mai Seema ana ne Chickasha, Okla., Peb. 6.—The off etm of the iat Bapst church arede termined "that the church shall amply protected. from fire and atora The fae being etaphasteed by having the’ editew Insured for 10.0, Th Stinday services ‘were send pastor Di Jone ‘wan "at hie beat. Cl Feetion foe the day #35.57. ev. G. Turton, pastor of the Je, MM HE church’ puited of a very uuecenful rally at a ehuseh Sunda, Poh 2, he is a Very” worthy miniate Aud deserves tho’ co-operation of al fev, Rowell, the ‘erainont and” able diving of the. St.Paul AL MLE fenuren ‘ta setuing chines tn order ile many lends wal bn ‘eh fauccets in his ‘new” feld of labor. Prot. Giteon, the abie ede, who teh at Korea Oh ion th lke ts Mr. Wesley’ itayden Just returned from Harrington, Kane, And ‘Toports a. pleasant aay. Ses Bila Gray ot Lawton, Okla, was the fest of Mr. Lottle Crone ast week, ev. I. W, Perry, one of Oklahows' retest. diviuen" preached "a" great Sermon at New Hope ‘Baptist church ff which Her. C. Il. Burton, e- baa- tor. GILMER AND THE ORPHANAGE. Gilmer, Texas, Feb. 6, 1919. “Tho city nchoo! In’ prosteasing Very ‘lcely Under the leadership of, Prod TT, Mlleay and ls able an siqant, Stra ML MHobo,Alduough they age very crowded, baviag more than wo hued children, ty are taking creditable. showing “The Mothers’ lity ‘connected ith the school has just" completed. none ery necesstry. work toward makins things “more” sanitary” "around the rounds and, tulldings. “They have fore plats for’ the improvement of the school, “The tow C, MB. pestor is making friends rikut’ along. "Nesro business {Gilmer ia, taking on ow lite, ‘De, Bailey's rally ‘und contest at te Haptst church was a nbcced ‘One, at the "Home" tis, Mise By- ola'"homas, won the first prise 8 very handeove gold. locket” and hats.” De. Barnwell was tho. guest AU the home last Monday and ‘Tues: day. ‘He orcantzed x band of merey at the “Home” The children greatly enjoyed his lectured, soase and. read Ing: "They are very” fond of pets und Feaily do not know much sbout cruel {yt imale as. most. children do, Be, marae poke Monday Aish tte Dapust ehureh to a very large thd attentive “audience. ueaday morning. he vialted the city. ‘sehoo! tnd organized’ band of merey Ure We were uplifted much ty Dr. Bara: waits visit. We hope he’ may come "The chiliren and teacher- are bap- by and very steful 10. Lue fiends Who shared in making. the rally at New ‘Hope, for the seme much an” overwhelming mucoess. "Wo "are Mriving to. prove. ourselves "worthy of all you do fF ua. Misa Gealvieve ‘Ditle made, x fy. Ing {rip laet Saturday to the “Home bringing te three more children. We Were delighted. to have. her Tnspect The “teattatlon. ‘A tinge of sadness ran ‘urouris the “ome” when wan learned that gu ‘much Teved: musical instroctor, Migs A.V. King had reslyned. Thy her ‘very pleasant disposition and’ sympathising manners, she. hat won a warm pot tm the heat of "he Thulldren and Uenehors, "We wlek for Bor meee wherever she may. Wo know ane wall prove x blesaing fo" thove’ wht she’ may ehanee to teach ‘The Junior Red. Crose work.amont the heme te TARIRE “onic shane Prot. Ingram, ‘a. euceeashil” grocery merchant Teclured, to the. YP. Tat the Howe” “last “Sanday on Sitow Can 1 Make the Moot of Lite” rom the clldgen of ts "tome. Ay DICKBON, Supt: cad kee CORSICANA, Corsicana, eran, Feb, 6.—The ¥. AL AUG. P. at ite meeting last Sun Gay" aoptea "rorotutoas to. be_ pre fented to rovernor Hoth proteins Aatnat lynching and. me violence ‘The M4 months old baby ot Me. and Mrs. Odel was buried fast week. Mir Pevier Patton In inthe city at the hed te of her daushter, Me, Tea fab Tatdwin "and. her ‘brother, Mr Mannel Davie. "“TheFxpress. renders have ‘doubled. themselves with thi Hae, ‘The “neent viele! Wy wie Brus CM, mvell atlas Tet Baturday and Beanday. “Mr. Noel Kel ‘ng, R eollee, cating to bave horn eat trom Branco. toa. hesoital in Tos Aweeton, Cal, foe"trea:tuent_of wounds recelved, in attin none ver barw are’ few Bourn av: Say ‘ar route vs hts Home, atinore, Mt He datue to belaeg to the $0 Int. Ene — SATURDAY, FEBRUARY §, 1818. ge ae and at bom a aed a taney edt aie Sie St Fond nmin mateo set to ve er Boece as Sam's Ss | tyre fase ey tlt is retin” Wa ae ESeriedee ti'atn vee ic avroed Sealy ats ae Stour hat Tote Wo Ue wert ut he wf Pea aa Ga eat ct loti “ae Heh Se eet" te in| Sa ‘need estas bert at ae cad rede Serene at wie acre ——_ Eason getter ni ate Sad tanta totes" a Sime aed Ge ance rae| Pci, Praas, Si tt tlds ul eR ina teat istsen |i elt Tamale it Ste ac, 2 tah a fanaa otra it a fl Seen ewes iy Saeed ono eA ey fiaa's lett cantar Bt atc cotta Feae be exeey cel cape" Sutl ets aaa ihetued ‘ee’ ad Pac Ga ee se idan’ coast, Canes, Tena Serer sa asd Scythe Mee Se(Gp Sa nae acie'a ao Sse a IS oll of ibe clement wouter| Tit Lieuoan aaa eas uch ah "ee | la Sa Ft uttace tetany cts sunt ty bok Tine pepe fantasti ways coe fat datalee Cater" at vets Se af aan toner te Cc ste) potest hs mnt coe SS Ee RCT Site Pet Rtas: mark ot parti Chandler, Texas, Feb: 6.—Sabbath school was well” atnded sunday ‘fr J," Vatigh be Fetrned from Lawrence and “reports the. sick lu proved. "Messrs, Hatio Guthrie, f Cainoun, ate Lewis, Yani Matis, “Odeo ‘Wooten, “Jno. Couns fina Joba sty Machin were. the. guest «A Vaughn und” wile, Sunday. ‘Prot 4. A. Mrashare and” wite an tod Suit) made a fying sip to “y= fer, ‘Thursday. A. 2 Vaught, the Feporter tere is up tnd’ ats post tain, "He. Wasa. pleasant calter on Mew nd Mime kJ, Sith, Sunday Prot. a Motow” ia auitering with euinaitem, "Deacou J. Pugh is uit‘on the aie ist ev. tyne passed through en route to Lane Barto wecopt. the Pmstorate of that church “The Express onsale at A, Hi, Vauuhn's grocery” store GREERVILLE, par Teaaville, Texas, Feb. €.— Renee teeters ‘uae ncn Wry ban th it week og th lear ‘fama the ao hh Sea ot lene ahd shot were at Bric tg nee Prog tw." F Frain Views coe’ bundle tate rot’ Prat tere asp ba of the ine ach seat a Se’ cP Bah el Sica aati the unis ve root "ister to: PetPets etc, The tnt det ea che atc ot through ‘ep raion iemacka ‘wore ares by ier Croword, aaor othe tat aaren “a ew othe metas ted stocnbied toes, esti et te Sioterr clay” Ate" nina ‘elon, the bt enon nt elon ta rete "he Ms Sees once the hi. che ld “guia am Tntretag sec fie aS ae cauret on Cie sect Has Week the instore Cages the Tereei district met at. Mineo, Teaan, Jan, 0 Delegate fo Greeiie were bros" son wa. ‘Randall and Siater L. 8, Bryant, Ma Jones (Ihe nother ot re 1.8 pias) yf Noa ie vis elu Mr d He Steet of alinore tg lag ul daar ‘ure eM Shown: ts Butea some a oid ma, hit beets vay ell Iu re ale te, ot" saat, ath ta Si hat eve tr iproiag tow. Ue ae bent for"nowe es Hs fin "ini hace iden re "Sr maa mn in ‘nig yeaen dnl the ser by" Sire ite obi inp tran aac of nh Sinai “Hatin wo ‘came. tome sce fom Bion Oleg to the bat". Howacd Dy et, Hs io'Sunday and Ina tr nan Sead A” boty wae ‘Monday Crmyeer pe indy Bing Span aie peel aot, tt was. with bia people Sunday. tex EM "Griggs of Palestine, wal leet ed pastor ‘of New Hope Bapti Shurch, Mr. "Nat Suaith of Mouste diet atthe dome of his sister, Ara eatie Rows at Morrell lant "Tienda Bight’ and was lad to reet in’ New Hope cemetery ‘Wednesday. evening Prof. J.C. bradford received «isle gram ‘from Washington, D.C, Pr tay aoralng, that his brother, ite had died a" Prance of ditegie, Mee Yane Hudson and. ite Mies’ Ear line Harsco of Maran, are Vil Ing relatives in Alto this week. Mr HA Land ison the ack ist Qi week: D'S. Anderson of Hender ton ia at home this werk. Mrs Ele Bradley Isat home after thre weeks stay “in Rusk. "Sire, "Wlani Tiumallicn"reeeved a. card from he von, Jefleson, the fest word the has Fectived since last “AUSUst, Te i In Prance Call for the Express every Sat way, ‘PITTSBURY. Extsburg, Texbs, Feb. ¢—We are fied et ie naton read the doin or" Phabunwe Caled ponte Hae Kings is here. setod to have Swakendd the reading "Bein, ber aed althoast we id tot tet the Davers unis. Sunday, vat few People refined to buy a’ copy Thi eR cyan” erence tit th Hoobie“here wll Sppretae radi the aprema "the eather wan ery blast Sunday. "The turche weve to crowded as nual, Tho ve Dorie yas at Living Green Bendy erening"and od few. copie a te apres. "Weare" soiie to giv theres Wi his ecton cheek toe Btprenn We shall co In very Colored isin the ty Tit rd ed oot ft how inany Colored peo bis ives re ahd how many "ar fending’ Colored” punere’ each reek Ae ‘etree ‘Crumpton one of ih fh teachers and Mina sary era, Platt ies Libor McNary wai Living Groen lant ook and "te tha coe while in that aston The seve, Yo the epuntry "oa contest ‘i mee aro fh "cer, wach tbl fei ie he Mares i eter ia these cntets “are many ‘rapa amd the Wwachers sr showing tt Intres ithe con ict thin yea Te reste of the Series Leemeoras, Sromean 9 ae ALTO. eta ebtonat Ges neta Givie improvement” among the Col fred people here.” It is expovted that very” Colored. person in the cousty Join” We ean get many of our sirets Improved it" we will but ak. We hope to eive the date on’ which the Teague will meet In our_next ine of the "Express, Col, By Spears has moved ‘is shoe vepult sbop on Paris, ‘France, Fob. eWhen th full story” of Aiberiea's parleipalon ‘m the great war comes 10 be wait ten, it esate to say. that at Yous ‘one fall page will be" devoted to the falor ot "the Negro" soldiers. “Army ‘flcers commanding "colored Teg ‘ments are euthuslasle in praise of the work. of helt men as a" whole sand “the. names of “several Negroes ‘ave “Ween mentioned inthe ist ‘of heroes meting special Tecoyut ton First Lieutenant Mallelew Rush of ‘Auania, Gay aa recently been ite ty “toth the United’ States and Bel ‘san army commands. for repeated Acta Of “allay” and -omlal ane oineemente "has been ‘tmade ha he isto. Fecelve. decorations. from each,” The “Delplan's” decoration i ark ot particular disietion, be ante it is awarded ‘only to solder who" have istingulated themselves ou more’ than one occasion. eat. Rush as wounded in what 4 ikely to" prdve: the. very last "bat le of “tne” war, tought ‘near es Mesnils on "November 11th," Arms: ce day." Inthe. samo engagement eat diy Reanedy of the samme Ne ‘sro Division, the 82nd, who’ was also from Atlanta, lost his ie Rush wan’ taken fromthe batt fold to dhe army. hospital Rear Alar ‘Bache. It.’ happened that "a" Neuro ‘Lieut, Louis Wright, graduate of the Harvard: Medieal school inn. charge of the Surgleal Ward of this hospital ‘ind that to fewer than fourteen ether ‘hembers of the staf, Including” two dentists, ate colored iaen. “This sue ests, another dpartitent_ In which ‘AMvo-americans’ have distingulahed {hemaelves in this war service in the frmy" Medieet ‘Corps. ‘The Wand has tary earned Sts rep- uation ai a fighting force, It com {aing ‘probably’ a shor "percentaso ot ‘Negro “oflets "than sy other Sixeon iettenanta In" dh division have diplomas. trom. Morehouse” Cole Tege, Atlanta, Ga. and were formerly Dupils ot John ‘Hope, the. president Of that Inatitution. Professor Hope, Retlug under” the” auspices ofthe ¥. MC. hasbeen working. with colored ‘oops ia Frater “for ev" eral monte Fisk and’ Howard ‘un Veratis and Taskesee and igo institutes are among other schools all ot which have been rendering excellent service with the Send ‘Ono army” training camp in the United ‘States, that at Dea Mothen| Jowa, furnished "100" Negro, allicers| to" Uncle Sam's ‘army. Moat en courasing results have been obtan-| ed from classes" malntalned ty" the YM. C. ‘A. ‘There. are classes for Noxroes in ‘cach of ures bute at the French port of St. Nazalte to. tet tion only one centre, and the pupils most at whom ‘bad hd. itle echo ins previously, have shown ‘there ven {o be eager and apt learners. Tn every: branch of the servic, in tact the "Negro has. sade ood Tt is estimated that nearly 200,000 col ored man have been in the American | army aid. thelr division” have ac ated themselves eredtaby. Near focal service workers also have! done exeeltent work in_ministering| to the soldiers In all sectors of the| front and. in" reat camps. Detween forty and fifty Colored nen wear the! uniform of the . i. CA. Secretar: en frases / Nontce TO THE PUBLIC We, Test en a Ree Seen rene at Ee a hata Saran ieee eer ae nee os eee ce STONE, Prat Central ‘Texsa Collese, srnasen_ navrestxe Fu yeet 6 ee oom Ca eras aseee ce Bates cee eee ease oem sorte ees oe en eer acee ie Sane es Cea cer eoren ee Eee erreur es se EA see Seesaw cope” 2 Zea “Gules nein See erie eesti Sr areas area tah mcs seeneen, Hs ee we a! Saat attc Nhe Sen ga ee ee HP koe lS ce i iu senha” Go, on Se Roe Branch Manager Wanted for old) = inca ata, | AR Oe CUS Ss a ieedBlt at Gt | i Pee, omadcnimen re 24 MMMM conc sicrnms 2r2osrour ene pinhene a ee taper ees | Coe Ba’ i me Oar ETT. Menace, GANTT QUINO, SCHOOL. STM Sia eg reece este ees FouUnNyD! Se oie esr neemee OF 1S Sema 0 Mohs ae at at aon te MRANTHO-LO JELLY VAPOR RATH sce, aa etn 2, Se coee B tenatis, Tae ft Seeds ee eae te, Taree Shactt. tetiaat wltattad Ss elSky Stance Dali, wish, makers OF KAP-OMLANE_ Hit Dreeuing, the Uarseet alr dressing sold’ tm Che” Gouireet PARIS. } Wat RT aE LULU el geon Sane | oe een Bayr prs ae a Ce ea ic Repeat ar aasd ned ak Ata ne ee an ee) ee eerie ee | eee Rac eune ers “THE QUESTION” ‘Aw 1 sit bore thinking, ‘Phuaadns ot at awl post, ‘ype, staple question, Do" solemnly” ask. ‘What is the black man's part, In this mighty vietory achieved, Is he to be lifted from bondase, Or is he to be deceived? - This bondage that T refer to, Tn not the bondage of old, ‘As to how we were delivered from tha, Has ‘often been told and retold, ‘Then, too, we must remember, ‘That hts ondage T mean ts not But is constantly on my mind, ‘And th ‘the minds of others, 100 1 is hia thing called dsertmina And to bome whites itis a fete, ‘But und i clearly wiped out, ‘The Viewory ‘wou be complete ‘Take “Chateau “Thierry” for in- Where "our bors so. desperately ought ‘Then, are we considered in the ‘ietory, Or Is thin grand valor ‘to £0 to aught ‘Then, too, there were that “St ‘unl And ‘he “Argonne Forest” drives, ‘hat Oud Glory and demoeracy may live, ‘They trely Haid down their tives 1 misht go on farther to say, ‘Tue “blatk ‘maa’s. bravery isnot ‘aoubted in anyway, yt the dueation. Is “dlacrimina tion nd "Jim" Crows” to stand, Buck Over in "God'e Own Land?" SERGT. LAMONT A. TONIN, Co." sted Inf ROXTON. Roxton, Texas, Feb, 6.—Mr. Hous- tonot Para mpd tien days her 4 spoclal ent of ot, James 6 Iclemon In'benor ae Nira: Ge Hous: {on amlatint teacher, Hers Davi Sulphur priaes was the welcome Mitr” of the acheas_tany nie inines were saa Men, Frans ew tt of Parnereiie ts the tuon Stra Baty" Gute Hee ater ant free ti week. Me. tara Hl And Mira: CardliaWaisoa iste friends in. Paris" tat" weak, “Ate pre Tansee te Pate thw her shana Ident Teqes i" eideento"'morn tie Ne CLASSIFIED *4n5" Telephone your” wanvaiy to The Dallas Expres BE, YOUR OWN DOSS, earn to: make. and reallver mie rors ls caay with my nstvetlon For’ parueaiors ask Timmett. We Frasier, 1918 Janson 246m “elepne We 6h—Se6 New. 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Sood Sas hath asa te Ave mshi wOWELGas Re CELEBRATE DAY OF LINCOLN'S BIRTH Great Emancipator Said "Get Ready and the Chance Will Come." Today U. S. Treasury Offers Chance of Emancipation From Debt Through Government Securities. EMANCIPATION THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL FROM THE BRONZE STATUETTE GROUP BY THOMAS BALL. "And upon this act I invoke the considerate judgment of manking, and the gracious favor of Almighty God." PART TWO VOL. 26, NO 17. CELEBRATE LINCOLN Great Emancipator Said Chance We Today U. S. Treasury Offer From Debt Through G EWAN THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL FROM BY THOMAS "And upon this act I invoke the co- the gracious fever of Almighty God." Abraham Lincoln, whose clear understanding of right and wrong, whose qualities of heart and mind and character family succeeded in liberating an entire race, was born just 110 years ago, February 12, 1800, in a cough cabin in the undeveloped farmland of Kentucky. The commemorations of his birthday will be as in every other, be marked especially by the recollection of the Enunciation Proclamation, which gave us our freedom. In Lincoln's own words, this enunciation from slavery meant for the Negro "the right to eat the bread, with the bread, with the bread, which we own his hand ears." This was 56 years ago. Today, by summits from the Federal Government, the right is erected upon us not only to eat the bread we earn, but steadily to set aside a part of it so that the enunciation from economic dependence Can anyone imagine Lincoln, who devoted all his time, energy and effort TEXAS JACKSONVILLE. Jacksonville, Texas, Feb. 6—Miss Iola Hall, the 14 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall died after a few weeks' illness of pneumonia, Feb. 2. Funeral services con- The Dallas Express. If Lincoln Could Speak Today He Would Say to You— Emancipate yourself from money worries by putting your saving in a Trust and War Savings Stamps. Have a personal share in your government by owning government stock—Thrift and War Savings Stamps. The money you pay for them is a loan from you government and pay you interest. Be active, good citizen—part- ners with your country in finl- hing up the war job and carrying out the peace program. Thrift and War Ss-19 Stamps give this partnership. Spend your time and energy in your country. You will then be able to buy Thrift and War Savings Stamps. Steady saving will bring you prosperity. TOWNS ducted by Rev. Johnson at C. M. E. church. Bazedalo undertaker had charge. Remaini were laid to rest in Bazedalo cemetery. Prof. G. W. Crouch spent a few days in Prairie View last week in entrance of agriculture. Miss Anna L. Clark, after Notice to the Public What are you doing, this New York Yankees in so long, I would say since I have been in France. We have had a few clear days, but I would not count them. I would say, I could count them on one hand and not count all my fingers, but I could count them some here. Love to L. A., and Henry. Is L. A. still with you, Tell me how you feel, see them again. How is Horace and his family Tell them hello, also Oscar and our sister and Susan. From our school. SGT. AGASIZ PIERCE. CARTHAGE. Carthage, Texas, Feb. 6. - School re-opened today after being closed four weeks on account of the infection. Students are been away for eight days or more attending to judge and agency work. Students are being away from the ludiat inst. of, the death of Eiliot Green of El Paso. He will be shipped here for internship. Students are being away from the Rider E. King. King of Houston, presiding elder of the Marshall District, passed through the school. Brother Morris' quarter at Mt. Zion. Mrs. H. Johnson. convalescent. Wife are preparing to move to tandem. Wife was full of teachers last Saturday, pay day. Mr. Tom Jones, a teacher was buried in Community died of influenza Saturday and was buried Sunday. Subserbe for The Dallas Express, NACOGDOCHEs. Nacodoches, Texas. Feb. 6. A grand banquet was given in honor of the returned soldier boys at the M. E on Thursday night, Jan. 30th. The following persons are at the Colored sanitarium for treatment: M. E. Benton, Tenehna; Mrs. Armour of Shelbyville. Of J. M. Benton of Carbaybe was here this week to organize a lodge of the G. U. O. O. F. You will find the Dallas Express barbershop every Saturday. WHITEWRIGHT. Whitewright, Texas, feb. 6–Sunday school was good at both church and Grove Haven. Dohne was in Grove Haven, not Baker was in Wolfe City. The Enworth League is doing nicely, every Thursday night and night the discussion. Mr. C. H. Henderson is putting four camp efforts to build the Comme Mrs. Henderson is on the Mrs. Merrery endeavor is on the list. Mr. Webster Watson and Mrs. Ableb Taylor received three bum-balls. Mrs. Merrery and Mrs. Webster Watson and Mrs. Robert Scoots are house keeping in the south end of town. Every mother and child in the Meni's league and helps to set plans to do something good. When you want the Express see Cecil Gatewood. THE TEXAS DRY GOODS CO. A SAVING STORE THE TEXAS DRY GOODS CO. MAIL ORDER SERVICE. Out of town folk send your orders to us; we give them our personal attention and the goods are forwarded charges paid. RAILROAD FARE REFUNDED. Within a radius of 50 miles of Dallas, where purchases amount to $25.00 or more. Take advantage of this offer. Discontinuing the Men's Clothing and Furnishing Goods, to makerroom for new departments; Boys' Clothing too, are included in this momentous event. Fully $50,000.00 worth of men and boys' suits, overcoats, work clothes, hats, shirts, gloves, underwear, hosiery and, etc., marked to sell at prices that are fast reducing the entire stock. Don't Hesitate! Don't Falter! Come Every Day! READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS That every member of the family may benefit from this sale, we have added to this bargain panorama, a $40,000.00 stock of women's and girls' wear—every garment marked at a slaughtering price. Come, see for yourself, and be convinced. COATS Serges, Velvet, and Brondelcloth Models $59.50 and $44.50 Coats ..... $24.50 $44.50 and $49.50 Coats ..... $19.50 $24.50 and $33.50 Coats ..... $15.00 $29.50 Coats ..... $12.00 $11.50 and $19.50 Coats ..... $6.50 A special value in Coats are our $24.50 models for ..... $10.00 DRESSES Serge, Silk and Combination Models $44.50 and $49.50 Dresses ..... $18.50 $34.50 and $39.50 Dresses ..... $15.00 $29.50 Dresses ..... $12.00 $24.50 Dresses ..... $10.00 All other Dresses, values to $19.50, special for ..... $5.00 SUITS Women's and Misses' Sizes $59.50 and $64.00 Suits ..... $24.50 $44.50 and $49.50 Suits ..... $10.50 $34.50 and $39.50 Suits ..... $15.00 $24.50 and $29.50 Suits ..... $10.00 All other Suits, values to $20.00, special for ..... $6.50 TEXAS DRY GOODS CO. 1400 ELM STREET. DALLAS WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' (A SAVING STORE) PAGE5 9 TO 12 ```markdown ``` BUNN'S, CALLOSITTES OR INGROVING NAILS CURED! If so call My Tape! I will send you remoil for treatment by mail, with full instructions how to remoil it them, guaranteed not to make the foot soe! We successfully treat foot trenures in Fort Worth the most easily. For Soft Corns to the Toes, Send for Soft Corn Pamely, Price $20 cents. With each order I will send you full instructions how to care for the feet. D. WELL TAYLOR. OFFICE: 50% MAIN STREET, FORT Worth, TEXAS. PAGE TEN Pt. Worth, Texas, Feb. 6—Mrs. E. L. Smith and Mrs. B. J. Jones, 1824 Calviston avenue, were called to Dallas to the bedside of their niece, Miss Bernice Jones, who died Jan. 26. Mr. Nelson Lee, the well known palimpan porter, died Monday morning, Feb. 27. He was a number of the American Woodmen, Camp No. 139 who paid his beneficent 1800 Doyle evening, the same day he died. Mr. Cal Smith, 1107 W. Belkknap died Feb. 3rd, infusion. He has been indoore for several weeks, infusion. Mr. Irens Hill, 1124 S. Calhoun doors for several weeks. intelligence was taken seriously ill last Sunday. Sylvester, son of Mr. Oscar Davis sustained a very painful sprain of the hip. He was playing with two other boys. Mr. Fulton Gault and little Eddie are greeting old friends and reliving a month in Springfield, Ohio. After looking after his business affaira in Springfield, Ohio, his future home. The Odd Fellows' Central Committee was put out of commission Monday night by the participants of the big game. If you want still more proof that it pays to advertise in the Dallas newspaper and Mrs. Walden, corner Railroad and Lipscomb street. The former's mail order is heavy and one stroke is required to lift the last sisters right now. For good results try the Dallas Express. Mrs. Fred Francis, formerly of the street, is occupying units at 800 S. Mrs. Lula Rawls returned to Ft. Worth after spending two weeks in the Alamo City. Mrs. Rawls Donald spent a few days in Kauflan, Texas, with her mother. Mrs. Lula Alexander is recovering from three weeks' illness, influenza. Miss Ruby Henley has returned to Ft. Worth. The Dallas Express is for sale at The Comet Printing Shop. Morning Chapel C. M. E. Church, Corner 3rd and Crump Bts. Rev. M. H. Spencer, Pastor Service at Morning Chapel were good all day Sunday, Supet. Langston University Sunday school preemptly v 9:30. The Superintendent is using his uttermost efforts to make the teachings of the Bible a little folks were the financial heroes Sunday. The pastor preached a powerful sermon to the young people of the campus. The weather did not have any effect on the attractive Epworth league in the afternoon. Rev. R. P. Rivers Barbara, the league coach, the league full of inspiration and smiles. Mrs. A. A. Turner made quite a few selections from our book, Dunna. The financial banner was left in the trenches of the Every-Ready section. Coming unday afternoon an all-star team of 15 players, the game full fc. vim and inspiration by the Junior League. Also a Roosevelt team. We are the hit of the season so come. We open our league promptly at all pizzerias. The pastor is urging all six children to bring their children to a series of sermons to the your-people. Visitor are always welcome in our services. PROF. J. T. LANGSTON. Supt. Sunday School. EMORY G. SMITH, Sr. Press Sword League. Do You Want BUNIONS, CALLOBSITES OF If so, Fifty Cents I will send you m with full instructions how to rem the pet food. I have been successfully treat the past eight years. You soft Company has been the To Price 50 cents. With each order I how to care for the feet. DR. WILL OFFICE: 608 1/2 MAIN STREET PETER -8:30 Hours 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 Sunday by appointment DR. N. T. Daniel S. 411% East 9th street DR. W. Hours 10 a.m. to 12 no. 4 p.m. to 4 p.m. W. S. CRCSB Phyxellis A. OCCASI 411% K. 9th street Enclose check covering in per word for reading notes, etc., when you DROP your MESSAGE in the BOX. American Woodmen makes record payment. Camp No. 138 of Ft. Worth had the sad misfortune to lose one of its most active members in the fire. He and his crew this life at eight o'clock in the morning, Monday and the claim amounting to five hundred dollars in full at one the same afternoon. Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church HONEY GROVE THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. Mr. C. Bandez of Roxon is in the city in the interest of the Standard Insurance Co. Mrs. Mary Shaw and Mrs. Robert are bed side of her daughter, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Fay Allie gave a six x 10 inch holiday in honor of Miss Olive Collard. Card of Thanks. It is from the very depths of our hearts that we come to friends to express our most sincere gratitude to those who have expressed expressions of sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our beloved Edgar Smith. More words cannot express our appreciation and in our words we can richest blessings ever rest upon you. AMARILLO. Amarillo, Tex., Feb. 6. Rev. Jas. A Stout of Angles, Calif., lectured on the importance of day evening, more than fifteen hundred people were present; behalf of the congregation was addressed to a crowded house Sunday night. Half of the congregation consisted of 150 people; debt was $2,000.00 and at a late hour Sunday night they were still counted in the congregation. The collection the race people have ever benefited from the benefit of Rev. Fleurowry's church. Miss Mattie B. Allen has returned to the church to be visiting her parents, Mr. and Wm. Allen. Mr. Walter Scott and John. David Dock Gray are on the Wanted to Know. I want to know the whereabouts of my mother, (Mrs. Mary Lockett) when last heard from her, and informing leading to her whereabouts kindly address me, please. Miss Bessie Davis, No. 1600 St. Amarillo, SPANISH INFLUENZA OPENS GATES OF AMERICA CLAIMING INSURANCE COMPANIES ARISING TO THE EMERGENCY. Like a tidal wave, the Spanish Influenza like a new broom sweeps through the gates of America issuing death and destruction in its wake. It has wrought more suffering destroyed more homes, left more windows and orphans than the great war that has just ended. The Execelier Mutual Benefit Association besides benefiting the sick and at present employing thirty men, and women on the field and a large number of staff on the ground floor of Pythian Temple, 2494 Elysian Drive, Strickland and Coidale are fully backed up with the efficient staff of the staff of J. S. Stubbelsley, two of boys from the ranks who are employed as machine. The work of these staff would感恩 for a history making machine will live through the ages. (advert) F NATE JESSE HARRIS WRITES FROM CHELL SHOCKED CITY OF VERDUN. Private Jesse Harris, 815 Pleasant Street Private Harriet Headquarters, Company 2428 South Harwood street from the present location in the famous city of Boston, where the first Headquarters was the scene of the greatest battles during the war, rivers were cleared with bedding of the dead. The communication ads that the boys of the company and a ministrel show Xna, the school for boys, were stopped. I do not know when we will come home, indications point that the boys have been in truce four months. I wish you could see France, the country where we live. We have many other relations of ancestry, the musical cabrals and churches, many other places where the famous glasses of the famous families of France once camped. The people still possess the old ancient cust- umes of the wooden shoes and other peculiarities. It rains here nearly every day. We love to be at it. Am doing the at present the job of a teacher. We see you. We have our own band were it not for the musicle would be Your friend. JESSE HARRIES, 815 Pleasant Street Headquarters Co. A E F F THE DOROTHY ART CLUB. THE MAMMOTH THEATRE William Fox presents Wild Bill Farnum in "A SOLDIER'S OATH." A tremendous Drama that breathes the heroism of the Western Front. A wonderful production with no advance in prices. Saturday, February 8th--George Walch CHRIS WILLIAMS FOR FILMS He pulls some wonderful stuff in this production. Such as a Battle Royal, with 300 Mexican Bandits and wins. A hundred men seek his life. Pay murderers way lay him He does care he laughs. "Full of pep and speed" Saturday only. Sunday, February In a Wonderful Western P full of action from start to The Great Unfenced West picture. Sunday only. PRISCILLA DEAN AND HERBERT RAWLINSON "KISS OR K THE INSIDE STO A SILK LINED O Sunday, February 9th--"Old Reliable Harry Carey, In a Wonderful Western Production, "HELL BENT." This picture is crammed full of action from start to finish. Plenty of fast riding and straight shooting. The Great Unfenced West, shown in all its splendor. Don't miss this great picture. Sunday only. PRISCILLA DEAN AND HERBERT RAWLINSON "KISS OR KILL" THE INSIDE STORY OF A SILK LINED CROOK Thursday, February 13th The Season's Greatest Offering, "KISS OR KILL" Featuring Herbert Rawlinson, as the Silk Lined Crook. Is this high enough he asks when they tell him to put up his hands. What was this to him when he was fighting for the woman he loved he said as he looked into the mouth of a gun. Don't miss this one. Thursday only. Coming Monday, February 17th, "THE HELL CAT." Wednesday, February 18th, "CARMAN OF THE KLONDIKE." BIG SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT Mammoth Theatre JOE TRAMMEL, MANAGER WILLIAM S HART IN THE DESERT MAN COMING! HON. J. H. STEWART, Sovereign Commander, Colored National Woodmer of Texas. Who will lecture on Woodcraft at Burch's Hall, 2408½ Elm street, Dallas, Texas, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1919, at $ p, m. Come and hear him, for you will make a rare treat if you do not. A special joining fee of $1.00 while he is here. Come and join. TO THE DALLAS CITIZENS. Glmer, Texas, Feb. 6, 1919. We desire to call the attention of the public to the Benedictine, Colored Orphanage has been running for the past nineteen years. I in a humble way have been in its head. It is a place to present and reveal condition, but our expenses are greater. We are receiving children from everywhere. Our Board urges and counsels the people of Dallas to assist in this financial campaign. Dr. H. A. Carr, master of the A. M. School, his church and committee is quick to make great effort to raise at least $100.00. We are asking the public to come to Benedictine to help us. The Anglo-Araber group of our orphan children will render an splendid program, one well worth having. Everybody is encouraged to attend. Many of the leading white church friends of this city will be present. bapti Featuring Herbert Rawlinson, as the Siked Linen Crook. Is this high enough he asks when they tell him to put up his hands. What was this to him when he was fighting for the woman he loved he said as he looked into the mouth of a gun. Don't miss this one. Thursday only. Coming Monday, February 17th, "THE HELL CAT." Wednesday, February 18th, "CARMAN OF THE KLONDIKE." BIG SPECIALS EVERY NIGHT Mammoth Theatre H. STEWART, and National Woodenman of Texas Fair at Burch's Hall, 200% Elm Trait. In Burch's Hall, 200% Elm Come a rare treat if you do not. A spe- sure here. Come and join. Dr. R. C. Buckner, president and manager of Buckner's Orphan Home address. He is one of the greatest humanitarianists of his race. See Dr. Carr, his development, collect what can be used Sunday evening at 3:30 p.m. OAK CLIFF. Oak Cliff, Sta. A. Dellan, Texas. Fei, 6--Sunday school of Shiloh with John, doing work with Bru H. McKinney. The teachers are putting things over the top every Sunday and also the school has a special Sunday. Pastor Gusier graced a powerful sermon from the subject, "Christian Sociality," Fei. 122:8. After which Bru H. McKinney attended a church. At 4 p. m., Pastor Gusier baptized five candidates in Et Bébé Thursday, February 13th Monday, Feb. 10th, A Super Production Ex- ordinary, Sandy Burke of the U Bar U They bound "Sandy" and the girl hand and foot, and were about to braud them with the Red Hot Iron of the U bar U when you see what happens. Staring the smiling "Gun Man" Louis Bennison. Wednesday, Fey "Zowie" "Whooper" OUR OWN WM. S. HART in "The Deser He has a close shave with 1 Bill takes his edge of Nuff February 13th Offering, "KISS OR KILL" Wilson, as the Silk Lined high he asks when they tell is. What was this to him for the woman he loved he the mouth of a gun. Don't y only. July 17th, "THE HELL CAT." CARMAN OF THE KLONDIKE." IS EVERY HIGHT The Theatre HEL, MANAGER He has a close shave with Razor Joe and you know Bill takes his edge of Nuff Sed. Wednesday Only. Baptist church's pool, while the bap- sal animated in the airt. Pastor Guster is doing a great work in Oak Abbey, an old church in our city. At $:30 p., m. Pastor Guster came back on the acen- tic and anchored another great sermon from the church to Christ, after which the Lord's sup- per was instituted, collection $24.40. MARRIED. Miss Ada Massive was married to Mr. Eugene Parker of Marlin, Texas. Street, Dallas, Texas. PORO BEAUTY PARLOR 245% Elm St. Dallas, Texas. Rose Brown Comp. Beautifuls Rose Brown Cream. .50c Rose Brown Bleach .50c Rose Brown Cream Remover .50c Rose Brown Hair Straightener for men, for sale Agenta wanted. For further informa tion call, Bell M. 4150. M. R. L. L. FRAZIZR. Prom. THE Home of Standard Made Wearables for Men and Boyssuch as Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits, Stetson Hats etc. DALLAS MARRIED. Betriewood Film Company PRESENTS Louis Bennison in "Sandy Burke of the U-Bar-U" by J. Allon Dunn Directed by Ivan M. Lanyard A two-fisted fighter plays a lone hand --and wins! Goldwyn february 12th, me" "You Say It" in a Nerve Tonicing Play bert Man." Razor Joe and you know of Sed. Wednesday Only. WILSON C. HARRIS WILLIAM S HART THE DESERT MAN THE PATTON CAFE 887 W. Central Ave Has just what you want to eat Everything fresh, good cooking and reasonable prices prevail. Supplies you try to get. ROBOT, JOHNSON, Mgr. S. R. J. JOHNSON, Jr. Propt. Miss. Marianne Poro System. Your patroness solicited. We produce the best results. Phone Main 3790 2511 San Antonio, Texas. TAILOR WANTED. One good panti-taker and bushelman the goods, ware or write at once to A. Jones & Co. 716 Hawkins St. Dallas, Texas 2-8-17 Mrs. Mary Thompson was wedded to Mr. Starling Betta, Jan. 28, 1918, of New York City. Mr. L. Bonner, 2814 Halvile Street, informal dinner was given Feb. 2, a good number of Friends were present. Mrs. Bonner is the "human of Mexia, were also present. --- RESOLUTION FOR HOME CREDITS ENGROSSED GRADUATED LAND TAX AMENDMENT ALSO ORDERED ENGROSSED BY HOUSE. SENATE Austin, Texas—There were forty-four bills on the calendar Tuesday, but very few of them were reached, as the greater portion of the morning session was devoted to the free textbook bill section by section, and it remained unfinished at adjournment. Among the measures acted upon for the appointment of a joint committee of five to investigate the subject of taxation. This was called up by its author and was finally passed by unanimous vote. Insurance committee killed house bill requiring payment of insurance losses within sixty days or suffer penalty of 12 per cent and not more than $200,000. The bill applied to all classes of insurance. A senate bill has been introduced which will permit cities of 25,000 populated to pay more than not more than $2 on each automobile permanently using its streets. Austin, Texas—Following the introduction of a number of bills in the senate Monday, a bill providing for an investigation of the tax system was introduced. The adoption of an amendment providing for the employment of tax experts to assist in the investigation the bill was passed by a vote of 21 to 19. The amendment required the appointment of a committee of five. Three from the house and two from the senate, to conduct the investigation. Another bill provides for making appropriations of $12,000 for use of the funds raised by the committee for separating the State Insurance and Banking Department and creating the office of Commissioner of Banking with a salary of $8,000 per annum. A senate bill was introduced authorizing the establishment of 100,000 population or over to fix the salary of the chief probation officer not to exceed $2,400 per annum, and also a bill placing juvenile cases now under the jurisdiction of county courts for jurisdiction of chief probation officers. when the senate took up Mr. Caldwell's senate bill for the sale of the temporary capital lot to the First District, and Senator Carlock moved that committee be appointed to investigate the value of the property. The motion carried and consideration of the bill was proposed. The senate in executive session has confirmed Governor Hobby's appointments of members of the board of regents of the university and the university board. The senate also confirmed the appointment of boards of elemenary institutions. Austin, Texas—After considerable debate the senate passed the bill concluding that the pipe line companies after it had been amended to provide that the pipe lines be of sufficient capacity to carry all oil offered for transportation and be allowed to operate along the main lines or laterals. A senate bill provides that the State Livestock sanitary commission and the United States bureau of animal health approve the bill for the application of tuberculosis in cattle in the state. The bill provides that after cattle are condemned the owner must sell the cattle to a slaughter establishment, where a federal inspector is maintained, for immediate slaughter and he shall be required to pay $25 for grade cattle and not to exceed $50 for pure bred cattle. A concurrent resolution has been introduced in the senate providing for the adoption of a new constitution Monday in January, 1920, for the purpose of framing a new constitution. The joint resolution introduced in the senate, proposing an amendment to the constitution, Governor Hobby's recommendation for the state to lend its aid to heads of families in acquiring and improving livestock, to it, which is over two thirds of the senate. The bill providing that infant drill laughs in the public schools, after graduation. A bill was offered in the senate providing for regulation of the jury to each to give an indemnity bond of $5,000. By the bill jitneys are placed under the classification of common law. A bill was offered in the senate to extend the force for the act providing for widening wagon tires to become effective Jan. 21, 1921. Can't Repeat State Poll Tax Law. Austin, Texas.—In answer to an inquiry propounded by the house committee on Revenue and Taxation, the legislature passed a ruling to the effect that the legislature is powerless to repeal the law levying a poll tax upon male persons in the state and the legislature is likewise powerless to except from the provision requiring the payment of poll taxes. In the United States army or navy. In refusing to print a joint resolution that provides for the amendment of the homestead clause of the state constitution the house expresses it in the bill requesting the request of Governor Hobby. The vote was 45 to 32. Through a bill introduced in the house each educational and elemen- oinary institution of the state would be given a governing board of like-minded citizens, the request of six others. The bill finally passed the house under suspension of the rules. /'Zone protection against the pink balcony is provided for a house in the state. A zone of the counties that touch the Rio Grande river between El Paso and Brownsville. The house committee on education has favorably reported the need for books to be made in form. The issue was over distribution of the free textbooks. The bill provided for a centralized distribution through the department of education. The committee has received favorable recommendation from the committee on labor. The bill as amended provides for the creation of a wage board instead of a Provision for fixing the wage of women and minors and adjusting the conditions undated which they work, provided for by the House Labor Committee. complete revision of the Texas judiciary system has been approved by the House Committee on Judiciary. Austin, Texas—With two amendments, the house committee on constitutional amendments has removed the requirement that H. P. Roosevelt viding for the use of state credit in buying rural homes for citizens who do not own land. The resolution was amended to allow Fort Worth. It conforms to the wishes of Governor Hobby. The act will provide not only for the use of credit in buying land, but will also be for a long term and will be on the pan of paying both principal and interest each year, thus canceling the debt.学位 at the end of the specified time. After consideration of two days, the house education committee voted favorably on the bill repaying the debt of students at Nacogdoco and Kingville. A house bill introduced would make the use of the German language for any public school work in German, and measure further makes it a violation for any board of school trustees or superintendent of education to allow the teaching of German in these schools. Notice of a minority report on the gas pipe bill came from the house common carriers committee room. The bill was report favored by late in the session. It would make common carriers of gas pipe lines and places them under the control of the railroad commission. The free textbook bill back to the committee room for further consideration, the house struck out the clause, which would have required each pupil to deposit receipts, benefits of the measure. Mexico Produce Much Oil Mexico City — Mexico produced in 1918 a total of 58,156 barrels of petroleum, according to official announcements, and in 1920 a fraction of the potential production of the fuels. Air Service Men Will Come to Texas Montgomery, Ala. — Announcement is made that seven heliumnets, now stationed at Tayler Field, will leave next week for a Texas aviation field. Illicit Still Found near New York. New York — Discovery of an illicit still where vast quantities of "mooncake" whisky and alcohol were being manufactured, has been made at a nearby factory, about sixteen miles from New York. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1919. Has the best equipped office of any Negro newspaper west of the Mississippi River. Every line of type is set in our office, and every paper is printed, folded and mailed on our own presses and machines. SUBMIT PLANS FOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS PROVIDES COMPULSORY ARBITRATION OF ALL INTERNA TIONAL DISPUTES. Parliaa—Leon Bourgeois, French delegate on the society of nations has presented to President Wilson, President Macron and George and Premier欧里安 the text of the proposal for the formation of the league as agreed upon by the French, the American and the American, of which William Howard Taft is president; the British, of which Viscount Grey is president; the German, of which Adolf Hitler is president; the M. Clemensau previously had asked M. Bourgeois to obtain an agreement on the details among the advocates of the project in all countries; the American, of which the response to this request. It provides for compulsory arbitration in all disputes without exception; the limitations against nations against penalties against nations provoking war. Detailed provision is made for the organization of a society of nations without exception; the guarantees of loyal intention will be admitted. It also provides for court of nations, and authority is given for the enforcement of the mandates of such court. Stronger Blue Sky Law Proposed. Austin, Texas — The House Labor Committee has favorably reported a bill which seeks to amend the blue sky law to allow the blue sky law to joint stock companies, common law corporations and associations of persons operating under a declaration of trust, provided the commissioner of the commissioner of banking and insurance in such manner as corporations are controlled by the state. Nat C. Goodwin Dies. New York—Nat C. Goodwin, the actor, died at a hotel here early Friday after a brief illness. He came to the hospital in October, more than he had been playing. Death was due to a general breakdown in health, following an operation. He was the only person in several months ago. Born at Boston, Mass, July 25, 1857, Goodwin was a familiar figure on the American stage and made his first appearance in 1874. Plan Eleven New Y. M. C. A.'s Dallas—Organization of associations in eleven Texas cities in recommended in the report of the executive committee of the Y. M. C. A. religious conference. They are: Austin, Amarillo, Abilene, Laredo, Marshall, Orange, Paris, Port Arthur, San Angelo and Corpus Christi. Cotton Meeting Feb. 11. Dallas, Texas—Plans for reducing the cotton acreage of Texas will be mapped out and a state-wide campaign to bring about such a condition launched at a meeting to be held in this city Feb. 11. Farmers, bankers, and all other interests of the state will be asked to attend this meeting. Americans Guiltless of Crimes Paris — That Apaches of all nationalities, dressed in American uniforms, were mainly responsible for the acts of violence which have caused the east publicity to be given to an alleged American crime wave in Paris, was shown by an investigation conducted recently. Mexico and Cuba are Friends Washington — Resumption of full diplomatic relations between the United States and in diplomatic circles. Relations were severed last summer following Cuban harasser of pro-Germanism against the Caracina government. American Steamer Wrecked in Storm. Deal, England. — The American steamer "Have" sailed ashore before being damaged during a fierce storm accompanied by a blinding snow, and in a total loss. It is feared that several lives were lost. Washington — The Conference Committee on the war revenue bill has announced that Senator George W. Bush amendent abolish the tax of 30 per gallon on gasoline. Issue Ultimatum to all Strikers Balfast - Employers have issued an ultimatum to the strikers here, declaring they must return to work immediately. The alternative is six weeks' line out. Many are lule in England. London - A conservative estimate places the number of persons, men and women now lule in the United Kingdom and Ireland at 200,000, because of strikes in various trades. Miss Marshall Enters Film Service, Austin, Texas - Miss Milledge E. Marshall, a last year's graduate of the university of Texas law department, will do government work in the American film service. War-Time Speed BY CATHERINE PARSONS (Copyright, MK, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate) Gardner Lester was with the delightful task of painting Amy Roland's portrait. If you had seen Amy you would have really evinced him, for she was truly lovely. Amy left the studio somewhat later than usual for the picture was just at an interesting stage and Gardner could not bear to stop work till the last bit of daylight had directly illuminated. Mr. Roland, who was ways came with her daughter, had early to keep an appointment and Amy had promised to meet her at five. Gardner had kept her till the last possible moment and she was hurrying toward the front door, when she found a doorway leading to a room was coming in the opposite direction. "I bag pardon," exclaimed Amy, as she bounced back in surprise, "Why, why, why?" He smiled and lifted him. "Where in the world did you come from? I haven't laid eyes on you for over two years." "Just got here. Amy. I've been out in the world an accident former has a right to move in and now we can take my two weeks this time. Maybe it good to see you again—you haven't changed much except to grow up more and you'd forgotten all about me, though." Amy blushed slightly, but it was too dark to see really; but of course two years is a long time. In another one I might forget whether your hair was red or brown. It's hard to remember much when you pretty busy. "Billy laughed unhappily with a franks and engaging smile. In another moment she was gone." For "heaven sake," cried Garder, spiring his brother from the door when he saw me. "Maybe it isn't good to you again too! Is this a pleasure trip?" "Not exactly. The truth of the matter is I'm enlisting in about two weeks before I went over." "Great Scott, you don't say so! I would myself but I'm behind the draft and I hate to leave my work—and I hate to leave my work—Could they spare you all right?" "Well, you see, I'm my own boss, I just sold out and came along. I soaked up the money, I didn't soak up the back, either." "I'm single, too, but I may not be long--that's one reason why I don't want to enlist." "Louise?" "Gardner laughed. "I should say not! I have a dagen since Louise. It's Amy this time. I haven't told her anything yet. I don't want another two days later Amy went for another sitting for her portrait and she found she Billy in the hall on her way home." "Hello, Mr. Hermit," she scoffed. "You're not waiting time on your old friends this trip, are you?" "Most of them seem to be pretty nice." "Well, I am not for you, and to prove I will invite you to go for a walk with me now." "But I love out today!" cried Amy enthusiastically. "Yes, but you'd never call this beautiful if you could see it out where I live. Mountains and hills and valleys and forests—and you love those sets--you'd love those sunsets. Amay. They just make the whole world a blaze of glory and put peace into your life. You're a friend, you're there--it too big for that. But I can tell you it impresses me. Maybe I'm dafy on the subject, but it's simply too hard to believe. I had a good friend who said: 'I want to go back and I will!' You love it out there. Anyway, I would love it!' she agreed, and almost surprised herself by her own fervor. "Will you visit me some day then--you and your husband!" she provided I have one by that time. "In the meantime you will consider an invitation to see me with this eve." "I'm sorry, Billy, but I'm going to dinner at the Seatson" with Gardner--they asked me ages ago. But I've a love by walk with you. "So he is too. Good night," Billy! "What can I do for you?" "Don't you ever want to walk home with me again? I have three more sitings, course I want to. But a man doesn't do all the things he wants in worse luck! I will see you before long, though. Goodbye." "I think you love the limit, and you love the reward," she affirmed Amy, and refused to notice his proffessed him. Whereon Hilly powdered long on the vegetables of women and kept out of sight. But on the day that she came for her last sitting she found him standing before her picture in the studio with a straight look on his face. So she sat next to Hilly. "I'm no deed yet." "Hello, Amy; I didn't expect you to today, Gardner went to New York, but I didn't expect you to this one. You must have left before the messenger arrived at your home, "I did. You don't seem overjoyed to see me yourself—don't let me keep you. I have done I have done that that you should be so horrid to me! Don't you dare say you're not-you are!" You sorry, Amy.—I told you I wasn't put for society in the first place, and I always make a mess of things." Gardner came back from New York the next morning and in the town place, and I always make a most fashionable hotel in town. Gardner liked to be seen at smart places—especially in company with a good-looking girl. He was a very handsome man, casually, "Where to?" asked Amy, with aparent indifference. "France. He's going in aviation now," he said. "Why he came east, you know. I've got to go down town and fix up some things for him as soon as we leave here—you won't mind if you send you home in the cur ture." "Of course not, Gardner." Amy was trying hird not to choke on the delicious piece of French pastry which she was doing her best to swallow, and Gardner leaned over the table and began to speak in a lowered voice. "is this a surprise party?" gasped Amy. "I shouldn't think you would be surprised—I made up my mind some time ago." But I didn't know that, and as much as I've seen you lately, it never entered my head that you loved me. I like you, but I don't love you any more than you honestly love me. I don't know if you have a better friend than you would be a husband—do you truly think, Gardner? Teacher smiled in spite of himself. "Where did you learn so much about being in love, little Amy?" "I learned the little I know from a very poor teacher who didn't even want me for a pupil. I'm sorry, Gardner. I don't know how you feel. He doesn't even know I exist—hardly. Forge me, but it's the truth. And you'll still be my friend, won't you?" "You can be perfectly sure about what you wanted the rejected autor promptly." Amy waved her hand to him and turned and walked rapidly in the opposite direction from her own house. She walked toward her house and seemed to travel too slowly. She dragged herself wearily up the steps of a familiar house and ring the bell. "In Mr. Lane Lane in?" she asked. "And her ring, the "In the library, please." "Don't announce me, then—I'll go right in." Billy was sitting with his back to the window. Amy walked across the room before he saw her. Then he dropped his pen and sprang to his feet in amazement. "Amy!" he cried. "Has something happened?" You want Gardner? "Yes." He just refused to marry him. I just want to know why you are going away without saying good-by to me. It's unbelievable. Do you mean to tell me you're not going to marry Gardner? Why not? "It's really none of your business, but I'll tell you. For the simple reason that I don't happen to care for him—not in the marrying way of carving." "What way is that?" "I didn't come here to talk to you about marriage, Mr. William Lane, I only came to tell you how horrible I think you are—I think I almost hate you." Billy covered the distance between them in less time than it takes to mention it. Then he caught Amy in his arms and held her till she had said, "And I love you, love you, love you." he told her for about fifty times in many different ways. "Look me in the eyes and tell me you hate me." But Amy was too comfortable to look up, so she didn't even answer him. After a little white Billy looked at his watch and found it a quarter time. "Will you go to dinner with me this time. Any daring?" she asked her. "It looks at if I have to. You don't know how much I wanted to go with you that of Billy. Let's get out of here. I think it would be better to break it to him after you've been a gone a few days, even though he didn't really love you at all. Oh, I wish you didn't have to go. Billy—I can't bear to think of it." "Would you marry me tomorrow if could get a special life?" "Then we'll go and see about it—will you come with me?" "Anywhere. You won't be able to come with me," my husband and I will be glad to come and visit on your own and woolly farm as soon as you come back to us." "Then I'll have soothing words, would you help us to man do to his duty even if it is hard work, too. I'm the locket person in the world today. Amy auntest." "The right person," corrected Amy, and was himself deprived of the power of speech again. One Thing at a Time General Foley, under whose special strategy our army in France is placed to serve, is a "one thing at a time" officer. He is not ready to order to do one thing and one "thing only—derive to even think of two rule in the army. That this rule two rule in the army. SOCIETY OF NATIONS HAS TWO MAIN PLANS DIFFERENCE LIES IN POSITION ASSIGNED TO MINOR POWERS IN ORGANIZATION. ARE NOW BEING CONSIDERED Commission Appointed to Draft Commission, Taking It Up Section by Section. Paris—President Wilson presided over the commission of the society of nations which had before it the completed project for constituting the first international committee. While there is no authoritative information concerning the details of the subject the distribution of printed drafts among the members has disbanded, and the committee these can be summarized as follows. Two main plans have been presented, which the members of the commission regard as embodying the Abercrombie and Mackenzie are composite, containing the best features from various sources, American, British, French and Italian. Both plans are being considered and the revised plan is not so acceptable, the plan is generally regarded as more democratic, and therefore more acceptable to the small powers, whereas the revised plan is not so acceptable from the executive branch of the proposed organization and is a long step toward the creation of an international supreme council, with a run of 15 members of codified international law. Counterfeit Notes Floating Around. Washington — Warning has been issued in connection with a counterfeit $20 federal reserve note on the New York Federal Reserve bank in circulation. The note bears the signature of W. G. McAdoo, a darker in color than on a genuine note, the check letter "D," plate number "S1" and signature of W. G. McAdoo and John Burk, treasurer of the United States. In the paper are imitated by pen marks. Parr-Glasscock Hearing Opened. Austin, Texas—The Glascock-Parr contest has been opened before the senate, sliting as committee of the senate that have been added to the committee having been added to the committee on privileges and elections. Senator Buchanan of Scurry, chairman of the Senate, has been added to the Glascock, the contestant, and Senator Parr, the contestee, with their attorneys, were present. Lindsey Appoints Insurance Expert Washington—Leon O. Fisher, second vice president of the Equitable Life Insurance society, is now head of the insurance department of the wipers and announced by Director Lindsey who stated that hereafter it would not be necessary for dependents of soldiers who have been injured out tangles regarding allotments. American Cemotery Near Paris. Washington — A last resting place for American dead whose bodies remain in France has been picked out by the French army, who slope rising from the River Seine and near enough the center of French life to become a place of pilgrimage for those who desire to pay respect to the American soldiers. President Supports Navy Movement. Washington — Disclosure in the house by Chairman Padgett of the board of directors of the Navy in a cabaglum last week to Secretary Daniels insisted that congress adopt the new three-year naval building program was followed by the United States board to obtain the text of the passage. Cotton Meeting on at New Orleans. New Orleans — Delegates appalled by the South Carolina, Mississippi, Georgia and Texas, are here for the purpose of forming a preliminary organization to further the movement of reducing the acreage in the cotton growth states. Will NOT Investigate Adjutant Harley Austin, Texas.—The legislative committee appointed to investigate the state general's department is not empowered under the resolution creating it to investigate the adjutant general's department or hear charges against him. Would Provide Soldiers With Homes Austin, Texas.—Cooperation between the United States Department of the Interior in providing farm homes for soldiers of the recent war is provided for in the house bill just introduced. All Men Out in 18 Days. Washington.—Demobilization of soldiers in this country books for inmates in the prison camp, according in the next fifteen days, according to official information. Army of 600,000 Pay Roll Basis Washington.—An army of 600,000 men has been unanimously decided on by the House Military Committee as the basis for determining the pay for the rear beginning next July. PAGE ELEVEN EPITOMIZED NEWS OF ESPECIAL INTEREST IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE EPI TIRE WEEK REDUCED FOR BUSY READERS. BOTH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Carefully Prepared for Those Who Desire to Keep Thorough Posted on Events. DOMESTIC Restrictions on manufacture of near-beer have been removed. The First National bank of Hopart, Ok, capitalized at $25,000 and with reserves on hand on Dec. 31, has been closed by the national bank examiner. Christopher C. Slaughter, 83 years of age, millionaire certificate holder, has been closed for more than forty years a resident of Dallas, died recently. Oklahoma's attorney general has rendered a decision that all convicts made good goods are labeled "wanted" showing that they were made by such labor. Leutenant Colonel H. B. Claggett has arrived in Dallas of district supervisor of the southwestern district, air service of the United States army. Nat C. Goodwin, famous actor, died at his apartments in the Hotel Claring, New York, recently from a complication of diseases. He had been ill only a few days. Dynamiters, apparently intent upon destruction of the street railway, quickly deployed a company car during the strike of union car men at Kansas City. An award by the war labor board or company to restore to duty at once its striking employees under conditions prevailing before the strike. Although nearly three months have passed since the signing of the armistice, the American government war expenses show no signs of decreasing materially, except in loans to allies. The Louisiana and Northwest railroad must be sold, according to an order issued in the Federal Court at Shreveport by Judge George W. Johnson, who has effort to satisfy the mortgage holders. Price records for burley tobacco in quantity were topped, tobacco men assert, that a highland gold mine Louisville, Ky. market. The tobacco came from the crop of a single farmer. F. R. D. Katz has been appointed general freight agent of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad, Texas Midland railroad and Honortown Railroad. He has quartered in quarters in Calveston, to succeed J. S. Hersay. In spite of the fact that he has been gassed, wounded twice, lost his wife and baby in Paris air raid, laid his sister in a German raid or a Red Cross hospital in France, he has joined the United States navy for seven years. Representatives of nine states have appeared in United States district court at Indiana, Ind., and, argued before Judge Anderson in favor of making permanent the team of officers he has granted against the proposed telephone and toll rates. Plans for reducing the cofour acreage of Texas will be mapped out and a state-wide campaign to bring about such a condition launched at a meeting to be held in El Paso on Tuesday. The state and all other interests of the state will be asked to attend this meeting. WASHINGTON Abandonment of fourteen of the sixteen national guard camps and purchase of all nations, army commanders urged by Secretary of War Baker. The United States Shipping Board has announced a reduction of about 10 percent of all ship charges between Atlantic and Pacific, to the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands. Hog Island ship yards have come up to the price of $680,000. M. C. Brush, president of the International Shipping corporation has hosted the Senate Commerce Committee. Conferences have agreed on that $100,000,000 fund bond Senate amendments, excluding from refractory Germany, Austria, Turkey and Bulgaria, including Syrians, Greeks, Americans and Christians in Christian populations of Asia Minor. 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I with be stow Inde cS PETA REESE, DALLAS, _ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1919, ———- JOHN HARRIS, MANAGER ; 5 Saturday, February 9, “Houdini,” ee ‘ , ‘The Hand Cull King. Continued every Sunday, ‘ featuring Houdini. t 4 The Lure of the Circus, é ‘ Featuring Mr, and Mrs, Eddie Polo and Noble M. Johnson. Con- $ tinued every Sunday, running with Houdini. zi Monday, Feb. 10, The Lightning Raider, f ‘ Featuring Pearl White. A big new Pathe Serial. eared, | al : - Wolves of Kulture, i a SOE Featuring Sheldon Lewis, will end Monday night. —_ at: Thursday, Feb. 13, The Iron Test, ; Vitagraph, latest photoplay serial, featuring Antonio Moreno ‘ and Carol Hollaway. Continued every Thursday. Also J. War- ‘ ren Kerrigan, a two reel big western drama. Every Thursday ‘ Adults I7c; Children ten years old, llc P ‘ped eat 4 . ” , } “The Silent Mystery, Featuring Francis Ford, Mae Gaston and Rosemary Theby, 4 . BEGINNING MONDAY, FEB. 17TH, 1919. ‘ 1. oR eae Paty Siete veceteeae oi SSSR SS: , Sa So sa saceenatn ce the enretony, end taken oman to erate ‘ 8 ay Wr ERS Gave, me / iis EE Tired ches ne te sen weg aoe ig ONS G, SPECIAL ATIRACTION--TWO DAYS. i eee a a hy = ea, ee es ae " Tiled , Adults, 17¢; Children ten years old, lle oh CENTRAL THEATRE De iy a I PT I Wr La ar ae a ae eae a ry a a ee IN MEMORY OF MRS. SUDIA H. CALDWELL, WHO , DEPARTED nHus LIFE yaNvalee as, 1008 Whereas, ithas plensed tue Almighty God to take from. ta our” Iifelonk fiend and Toving slater, Mrs, Byala He “Caldwoll of Sumithvile,” Texas Hor ‘untimely “departure leaves te ia mh arid apd sorrow. do. not fourm es though one has died: who Had no ‘open, and had lived & con- intent” Christian since early “ld Rood. T kn my” dear “Sudla has ‘entered the Pearly Gates of, Glory, fant bas viewed Our Lord. face” to hee ‘Whereas, wo are grieved ecaune wa know aol GC her ilinest unt iter her death ‘and ured Whereas, abe uns quit the walks cot tan, her sweet. voice bah ceased {o bbe teard no. more. Her, track has aiteady been blown and beaten fout by the wind asd rain, "Yet aball her west wamory Vive on and. on find her love im our heart shall jive | for time and eternity, "You are not dead Sudlat “You "only slepeth!” Sleep" on! my” deur. sleep’ ont “lg wht he, Lord al se to take ‘in onto bimsel® in the: sweet tweyond.”" "The ve shall meet tuce to face around God's ‘Throne, where wwe can ever be happy: and part Wt be no wore. "Rosoived, hat ¥ sball pray unceas-| Ingly for het beloved usband, Mr Ted. Caldw'i, and. mothe, re Agnes Willams and our self, tht wre may ever ive the. life 20 mc Soaired. by our sweermaleepine, wie, Sanghter and sister, Aira. Suaia H. Caldwell, ‘Be it further ‘Resolved that my tendereat aympathy be extanded 49 the beloved. family. ‘tks. Erin CAME 1380 WATKINS STREET, KIGHTEEN RECEIVE DLPLOMAS| ‘GRADUATING EXERCISES HELD| A? CITY WALL. ee out onday ight at, thy iy al Rar” tint the. grfea te execs "he i ine oth Dales colored High Sdn eran tan 42 open" ChotarBame at Pec Pret! wy Se A fear fulan)—-the Galt te Fare “etm yer oration "Ths Intten of Ora hraceraarzle Cooper. Duct, Me (Campana) “annie Las ‘ay ead dese Paar oration as ite Hours Al “meet iat cen, oie Carag ton s Do P tteary Meats cer Oraion—"hn Almlees Lin 36 wai ire ledtevary—"Character, Determines oar Oeting= Hemme Stn, "rhea sas, wandered sy tees Batten Wie eof neti ana, “alrat Sha eta and a osteo, pound Team, Sy eae a ee, ‘Board. Eighteen were presented to waive song eds and Ws yous lan ils, O14 Gold and. White Awenteay Wooo Kes Ta RECORD PAYMENT. AND SETS ie Fach, Wk LEAD, “LET Onitens FoiabN. 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Wo" Wout sou te, Headquartere of Dalles Black Clana sn ecaneetion, ENOS WHITAKER, Prop weeseeeneonseosesoes ———$—$——— eocoonennonsentenceeeesoeiones heebeeseteseneeneones The Belmount Chili Parlor 20) LANE STRERY ‘Now serving choite meals propared by lady cooks and’ served ‘Try. bow! of our Mextean Chi by Indy waltrowes. For a good mea! try us A. J. JOHNSON, atanagor let of suffering, tending of sympe- eC pity and loves Wer love and a ioe Her jove sad de ton to tdeats were neh as ts El forth the adainatraton ofall Who knew her. “Her naine in written bn the tablets of th heat of many fs well ax In the lnmb's book of life To "her father and those. who Were "nearest and” deareet to. ‘her He, cent ‘ner monty fs hour ‘of sorrow, commending {ene to Fmt who is the God of al Graft and who ea rowarer a thowe ‘who ligentiy, seek him. We commend owe Yo Ait'in ths tine of, sorrow ‘whoes”darknese ls" made bright by the lek of the truth ot God for' the lamp fa th light there. Tt tn recommended that a copy of these resotntion be sent to the tay of ten, Terral ‘eapectully submited, 4. D. RICKARD, ; MAROUERITE RICKARD. ‘as Banmat W. Prader, 1915 jackson treet, ho "was. operated oh ronie weeks. ago x taproving = pan CARD OF THANKS, rd wo 46 We wish to thant our many trends ait] Aad Relghbors tor: thers "kitaeads fan] own us tm our suddest ‘none ete tng the death of our daring Gane |r and slater, eibe! ‘Avant’ eet ho| NBO dled Jan 31 1310 an, eek ue |Boatital dora ‘era. a] Your i Christ “tat death, ie] Mand MRS mi MMU cna wis 3: Avan NE ot, MMB. V. TOLLS ater we Fee me ‘Sone_necrnar, ok aittt 7 1. Mon of Chicago, wi strani a tyre ‘ee aay ‘evening, Feb. Tit, “asistet [Ral Set, Watt ceomen tia Wan ita, laaist and 'Prot Tek reine nett inattationat wor, “erat p. | Jolin Baptist ebtreh, thes 8. Ge er pater ed] MEX Chia Bewatnn, who was ns |operaisd “am at Dupe “Sanitarian in"dtng ale.