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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-25
BURLESSON-PORTER NUPTIAL
POPULAR YOUNG FARMER
TAKES FOR A WIFE A BEAU
TIFUL YOUNG LADY.

Mr.. w. T. Burleson of Terrell,
Texas, and Miss Willie Porter,
popular young lady Of Forney, Texas
were happily joined in holy wed
lock, Wednesday, Jan. IL, 1919, at
the home of the bride. Rev. J. Z.
Barnes, officiating. Among the dis
tinguished guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Chapel, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Presley, wealthy farmer; the
father, Mr.. H. Y. Burleson, c. W.
Young, Mrs. E. N. Nichols, Prof. J.
d. Chappell.
The groom was dressed strict reg
ulation black, while the beautiful
bride wore a beautiful creation in
army blue with all belongings to
match
Miss H. C. Burleson. sister of
groom, 2516 Swiss avenue, Dallas,
was first maid and wore gold col
ored dress over silver lace and lent
on the arms of Mr. ]. d. Porter,
brother of bride, in proper attire.
Mrs. j. d. Porter dressed in Copen-
hagen Blue to match dress worn
Jy bride, was second maid
A second course luncheon was
served consisting of the delicacies
Of the season.
Present and donors: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. l.. Chapel, half dozen fine chick
ems; ]. C. Giles, one chicken; Mrs.
Annie Trisdale, nut set; Mrs. Estella
Williams, two face Jewels; Mr.. and
Mrs. Flagg, cut glass bowl; Mrs.
Weir, cake plate and cut glass nut
tray; Mrs. Presley, hand painted
cake plate; Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Sims, pair bath towels; Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Love, pair pillow cases
with tatting trimming; Mrs. Vicora
Grant. dresser ornament; Mr.. and
Mrs. MCGEE, cut glass water pitch
er; Mrs. HELEN Young, hand made
dresser scarf; Mrs. Julia Gibson,
plain dinner set.
Father of groom, two fine pigs;
Mrs. Chas. Smith, sister of groom,
two fine hand made quilts; Miss H.
G. Burleson, complete suit of Ivory
furniture.
They will make their furture home
at 2516 Swiss avenue, Dallas, Texas.
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GILBERT FRANCIS,


Waco. Texas. Jan. 2S.-Rev. A.
McPhersot pastor N. Sth ST. Bap-
fist church spent tho week end In
Beaumont Mrs. Nancy Vaughn left
last week for a three months stay
In Washington, D. G.. New York, and
Philadelphia
Mrs. Eula Branch Of Salt Lake
Cry. Utah is here visiting her mother
and was taken suddenly IN OF 'uflu-
enza. pneumonia and died last We'd
nasday. Funeral from New Hope
Baptist churcA last Sunday. Rev.
Strong, president Of Central Texas
College and Rev. ]. Newson len
kins olficiated. The community ex-
tends It's tenderast sympathy to her
mother Mrs. Bresch. She was bur-
led rncer auspices of White Rose
Court No. 33 Of Calanthe. Mr.. Ia
rier Robertson after continsei III
nens Of several months passed away.
Elrs Henderson Nas buried by The
Lone Star Undertaking Co. Mrs.. j.
" Burton Is IN Texarkana. Ark,
70 gisIt. her sister Mrs Jessie Mae
Johns. KY p r. Easter. an old
elfizen i'assed away rctentl5 MIS-
4en.iIe Warner end Mr. d. Rober-
fpH we're quietly married. We wish
~ them sn0othe ssfa8g. Or. Il
n Hl'npx II ppriin. VAS IN town
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MExIA.

Mexia, Texas, Jan. 2S.-Rev. L.
M. Leonard Of Houston stopped over
In the city with Dr. w. II. White.
Misses Oslo and Abilene Mcdonald
spent few days visiting Mrs. l.. s,
Price. Miss Minnie Bryant OF Bas-
tr0p is the guest of Mrs. Agusto
McNiel Rev w. d. Miller held his
first quarterly at Smith Chapel Sun
day, amount raised $4,000.
Rev. ]. w. Hawkins filled his
regular appointment Sunday at An
tioch.
Rev. Miller preached Sunday night
for Rev. Younger.
Rev. AtG. German filled his pull
pit Sunday at the First Baptist
church, and preached two strong
sermons. one addition to the church.
Rev. Dudley D. Rice and Mrs. Flor
inc Read we're united In marriage,
Friday at $3.50 p. m. Rev. A. G. Cor
man. ofIicIated
Please leave all news for the Dali
las Express at II. ]. McDonald's
grocery store not later than Mon
day OF each week.
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OKMULGEE.

Olmulgee, Okla, Jan. 23.-Mr. Lin
coin Chester of Profit, Kans., was in
our city few days last week, the
guest Of Miss Ida NJ. Anderson. He
was en- route to Langston Univer-
sity. Mrs. Leslie Fort, matron at
Flipper-Key-Davis University was a
pleasant visitor in our city a few
days last week, the guest of Mrs.
B. A. Nance. She left Saturday for
Tallahassee.
Service at the First Baptist church
was well attended Sunday. The pas
tor, Rev. S. S. Jones preached at
IL o'clock and at night. .
Mrs. e. l.. Martin spent few days
in Tulsa last week.
Mr.. P. M. Mann, our county dem
onstrator, made business trip to
Wagner and Muskogee last week.
Rev. G. R. Tucker, pastor of the
A. NJ. e. church at Tulsa, en- route
from Conference at Wewoka, stopp-
ed over in our city few hours last
Saturday.
Mrs. Florence Colbert is on the
sick list this week.
Misses Pearlie V. Reid, Rubie Boul-
ware and Leila NJ. Anderson spent
the week end in Muskogee with
relatives.
Mr.. c. D. Foster has recently open
ed flrst-class grocery store on East
Fifth street. Mr.. Foster would ap-
preciate the patronage of his friends.
]. J. Dixon of Chicago, ILL.,, presi-
dent Of the Dixon and Dixon Hair
Manufacturing Co., after having
spent four days in the city on bust
ness left this afternoon for Chicago
in company with Judge ]. c. Evans,
R. D. and Mrs. Dixon were delighted
with the progress our people have
made. Mr.. Frank King of Okla loma
City, is visiting Messrs. Law on
~. Commanche street.
Rev. P. A. Evans of Holl! Springs,
Miss, is here visiting his son, Prof.
c. A. Evans The Reverend is pleas
ed with our city.
Thursday, Friday aid Saturday
weIa registration days for women
electors of the city. Many race wo-
men were found MAXIM their way
to the registrars Office. The cleo
ton board appointed five white wo-
men with oilce in city hall to regis
ter white women. No provision be-
ing made for our women. A commit
tee of five of our women called on
the mayor "a republican,. He stat
ed he knew not what to do. Race
men came swiftly to the rescue of
our women. Thursday and most Of
Friday passed before any of our
women were registered, finally they
were sent to far off, inconven-
lent place in northern part Of the
city to be registered. In spite of the
Inconvenience about seventy of our
women registered. (The Daily
Times), a white paper of the city
suggests a grandma clause.
Messrs. Gentry Adams, Nance and
others placed the race women square,
ly before the Mayor.
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LAWTON.

Lawton, Okla, Jan. 23.-Servicet
were held at both churches last Sun
day, Rev. F. J. Strauther filled tn
pulpit at Baptist church. Rev. Seal
has been appointed as pastor il
charge of the A. M. e. church fol
another year.
Prof. Bailey, who has been giving
instructions in business course left
for Little Rock where he goes to as
sumo his duties as teacher at that
place.
A birthday party was given last
Wednesday night in honor of Rev.
Seals Sind birthday, 1t was a sur
prise party.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Reed of
Chickasha were in the city last Sat
urday stopping over few hours
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Houston
on Columbia.
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Marshall, Texas, Jan. %. Mr.. Sid
ney Reagan, a highly respected clti-
zen, leading painter died at his
residence In East Marshall after a
short illness with influenza and pneu-
monla. His funeral was attended
from the residence and laid TO rest
In the Mack Johnson cemetery, bur-
led with X. OF Tabor honors. Coe
Hall, a four story brick building at
Wiley University caught FIRE at Q
O'Clock Monday. The timely efforts
Of the friends and students of the
city and the FIRE department the
fire was distinguished with very little
damage, this makes the fourth bull
ding that has burned to the ground.
The fires seem TO be mystery. The
school has great president that
has this school at heart and no
fauI in him. He has the good will
OF the community.
Mr. Willie Webb, who died at Camp
Macarthur, was shipped here for in
terrment. He was member Of
Uncle Sans force, Was buried with
military honcrs. Laid to rest in
the Nickolas cemetery. Rev. j. A.
Vincent, OBLIGATED. In difIiculty be-
tween Tom Flemmipg and Jim Toney
Flemming shot Toney 10 death in
his own home. Flemming was car
lied to Jail 10 wait the examining
erial. A-hungry fellow that had not
had anything TO eat for three days
was made glad by Mrs. L. II. Will
liam, the wife OF our accomplished
insurance agent. L. II. William
When she sent great big dish Of
chittlings. cake, home made light
bread, which WAS delicious. Many
thanks Mrs. L. H.
Subscribe and read the Dallas Ex-
press. Pay up your debts, let's all
start with the new year. With best
wishes.
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Okla. spent several days here the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Sophia
Morgan and friends Of Honey Grove
have returned home.
Bro. Ebert Evans is on the mend
from his two weeks illness.
Mr.. Will Taylor follows his wife,
Mrs Johnnie Taylor in death. He
was called to attend the bed side
of his wife in Little Rock, Ark,
who was spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Birdett.
He himself taking sick with the
flu there, in his illness in accompany
ing the body Of his deceased wife
home seems to be a very brief part
of his death.
DR.. b. L. Duhe in spite Of the
mud is still supervising flu cases.
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MARLIN.

Marlin. Texas, Jan. 23.-Prof. R.
B. Black of Gilmore is in the city
visiting his family and mingling with
friends. Mr.. George Carroll, one of
Martins best citizens was laid to
rest with Masonic honors on the &c
inst. He departed this life on the
18th inst. Pail bearers: Hon. B. ].
Mathis. D. C. Venson. F. M. Nelson
and F. Cheeves, Mr.. Carroll belonged
to the Odd Fellows and was a strong
member of the Fist Baptist church.
He also carried a heavy insurance.
Mr.. T.. Powell of Beaumont, Texas,
has improved much by baths. Mr..
Dock Jackson of Sunny Side is in
the city. Mrs. Jude Lewis of Eloise
and Mrs. G. Brown of Fort Worth,
are stopping with Mrs. c. l.. Wash
ingtpn. Mrs. Bertha Taylor and Til
lie Ford I Palestine spent a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Nedd Edwards. Rev. w. NJ. Jackson
Is still on the firing lines against the
sins of this world. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Lamar are he happy parents
of the two young ladies at their home
mother and ladies are dong we'll.
Mrs. L. ). Lee left here for Athens,
Texas, to visit her mother and bro
Their. Bessie Walls was laid to rest
on the 10. Mr.. Bishop Dale of Bon
ham, Texas is stopping at the Taylor
house. The city was thrown into
a great excitement on Sunday morn
ing about $3.50 over the assassina-
ton CT Mrs. Ellener King by one
Sam Smith. 1t seems that he had
'oaned Mrs. King some money
and on failing to pay same Smith
shot her three times, once in the
head aud twice in the body, either
shot would have proven fatal. Sam
Smith was arrested and lod ed In
Jail. Mr.. q. L. Gibson is charging
his ironclad store that he may ac-
comnodate his customers. Mr.. B.
). Mathis is business man from
all points of the compass. Tie above
gentle nen handle the Exrress aud
believe in Negro enterprises.
Mr.. George W. Carroll, who depart
ed this life Jan 10, 1919, was born
in Corsicana, August %. 1882, came
TO Marlin 10 years ago, having met
and married Miss Rosena B. Wyman
Oct. /, 1910. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
moved to Corsicana, where they re-
sideo ] year, there after moved to
Marlin, where they spent many hap
Ply YEARS. Mr. Carroll died Of pneu-i
monia, leaving to mourn his loss,
a wife and host of relatis IS. He was
buried with Masonic honors, There
We're letters sent the wife from:
Mrs. Chas. Wyman. Bastrop; Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. F. Johnson, Prairie View;
Mrs. L. v. Galloway. city Miss NJ.
A. Bennett, children; Mrs. L. A.
Grimes. Bastrop; Mrs. Lille White,
Bastrop Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l.. Clark,
Waco; Miss A. B. Johnson, Houston;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Crawford. Corpus
Christi. Resolutions: DR.. and Mrs.
A. 1. Hunter. Dr. and Mrs f. R.
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s Washing
ton, DR.. and Mrs L. L. Gates. Flo
raj offerings Post Master. ]. G.
Oltorf, Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. johnson,
Mr.. ard Mrs Allen Stuart. j. S.
Washington and Il l. Cafes, Mrs.
Jesse Moore Mr. and Mrs W. r.
White, Mr.. r.. e. Gamble. Misc A. B.
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ABILENE.

Abilene. Texas, Jar. 23.-As have
many requests from my many friends
and customers to take up the Ex-
press, will take the agency and
try to keep Abilene before the pub
lie. All news items, church and
social reports must reach me not
later than Monday night as my re-
port. must reach Dallas, Tuesday
under the present conditions. can
NOT extend credit 10 any one, you
must pay for the Express as you
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Wills POINT.

Wills Point, Texas. Jan. 2s.-Mr.
klugene Bagley OF cclgele. Okla, is
the guest OF Miss Mabel Shaw. Mrs
Ammeita Orange Of Dallas was cali
ed to the bed side OF her mother.
Mrs. Mary Kelley. Mr.. Sam Nelson
% here visiting bis sister. Mrs Lille
Sanders from Homer. Ia. PROF. Blair
meade a business trip to Mineola.
Miss While Penn visited
here Saturday on her way to Dal-
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Johnson Of Houston, came to render
her services to Mrs. Carroll in her
sad hour of affection. Mr.. Carroll
was a member of the Marlin Bap-
fist church.
We wish to thank our many friends
for their loyal and loving kindness
shown us during the illness and
death of our loved one, George w.
Carroll.
Mrs. G.. w. Carroll, Wife.
Mrs. N. W. Wyman, Mother
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Payne Chapel A. M. E.

The first quarterly conference of
Payne Chapel A. NJ. q. church was
held Sunday. Rev. A. G. VIM, d. d.
preached a soul stirring sermon. At
IL a. m. and at $3.50 D. M, Rev. G..
H. Bell, pastor of the c. M. E..
preached. All hearts were made TO
rejoice. At 1880 p. IN. the presiding
elder, Rev. A. G. VIM, again hid
himself behind the altar of God and
at the close of the sermon shouts of
praises went up to the Masters
throne. Two persons were added to
the church. Total amount raised in
the quarter $3.50. The new PASTOR
Rev. B. F. Boggers is bringing things
to pass. Plans are being formulated
for enlarging the church from North
end.
Mr.. Nose Sneed has received $175.-
90 as beneficiary of his wife from
Golden Link Chapter No. % o. Z. S.
Mrs. Essie Ford of Dallas visited
Madams L5uvenia Watson and Annie
jackson. Mrs. Rosie Rolley has re-
turned from the bed side of her hus-
band in Gainesville. Sicklisted: Mrs.
Sylvester Kidd and baby. Mrs. Jen-
ME Mae Whidley.
Mrs. Lucy (Crenshaw) Ham, who
was at the bed side of her daughter,
Mrs. Birdie Garrett of Texarkana,
returned to attend the funeral of
her sister, Mrs wilkins. y
The Fraternal Burial Association
offers you protection see or phone
N. S. Everett, licensed undertaken.
The body of Mrs. Adeline wilkins,
who died at her sisters residence,
Mrs. Lucy (Crenshaw) Ham, morning
Of the 18th inst, was shipped to
Savoy on the 21st inst, by Mr.. N.
s. Everett of Fraternal Undertaken,
accompanied by Mrs. L. Co Ham
and son, Mr.. Jim Crenshaw. Mrs.
Melissa Lee (nother) Mrs. Joe Hugh
ley, Mrs. Patilla and daughter, Miss
Mona. Mrs. Cato Malone of Okla
homa City en- route to Dallas to
visit her sister will join her hus-
band here.
We Don't Invite Grants Burial Co.
There is faulse rumor afoat,
relative to the raternal Burial As
ISOLATION of Sherman, being united
with the Denison concern. The Den
ison Association is new one, and
should be supported by the Denison
people if found worthy.
The Fraternal Burial Association
wrote 315 members among the fall
of 1917, and has met all of it's obli-
cations that its policies called for.
only to be inspired to do greater
business in the future than in the
past, we are fully equipped to take
care of the people of Sherman.
Since the foregoing statements are
true, and since our equipment for the
business at present are much bet
ter than that of the past by having
added to our equipment, new hearse
and new cars and sufficient help. We
can assure the public of prompt SER
vice at all times.
N. S. Everett, Pres. and Mgr.
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receive it. The paper will be on
sale each week at the following
places: John Aliens grocery store
and R. D. Anderson's barbershop
or phone 604-R. Leave news at these
places also see me for advertising
rates. hand bills, posters, programs,
etc. With your assistance we can
help to make the Express one Of the
best papers in America.
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ROxTON.

Roxton. Texas. Jan. %. Rev. Moses
Caldwell Of Klondike, Texas. was the
guest OF his many friends. Sunday
being bad day he succeeded with a
favorable congregation Sunday night
where he imported to the members
and friends OF thS Christian church
the bread Of life.
Rev. G. H. johnson Is still on the
sick list Mrs. Lo.tie Grifis OF Tulsa.
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GARLAND.

Garland, Texas, Jan. 2S.-Mr. ].
c. Murrell has returned home from
the training camp. He was well
coined with a surprise party. Mrs.
w. q. Pruitt has been sick in bed
with relapse of enfuenza. Mr.. Tallie
HUTCHINSON is on the sick list.
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DIR. ]. E. KNOX IN BIBLE INSTI-
TUTE.

Beginning, Monday, Jan. 20, 1919,
and lasting for ten days, DR.. j. e.
Knox, the well known Baptist Bible
lecturer will conduct a Bible In
stitute at Macedonia Baptist church,
Rev. q. Arlington Wilson, pastor
The meetings begin at $500 o'clock
each day and persons interested in
Bible knowledge would do well to
attend. DR.. Knox is a man of exper-
fence and learning and above all
a Christian gentleman. Time spent
at an institute which he conducts
is by no means thrown away.
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NOTICE ladies

I have DR.. sayman's Vegetable
Soap for the face and hair and al,
OF Sayman's Toilet articles, also Dr.
Palmer's Skin Whitner, for clearing
the complexion and bleaching the
skin. fN 'no
DR.. Palmer's Hair Dresser for COARSE
and kinky hair. 80 DC
Dr. Palmer's Skin Whitner Snan
also Heroine and Heroine Soap. ana
various cther toilet articles. Phone
II; 27s4. VIII deliver goods.
1-11-4t
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THURBER.

Thurber, Texas, Jan. 23.-Sunday
school was nicely attended Sunday,
A. NJ. e. services: preaching at II
o'clock and at night. Rev. It. b,
Banks pastor. Miss Beatrice Blaine
is sick listed
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs. ]. B. Glasper, 1907 Meyers
street, Wheatly Place takes this
method III thanking her friends and
neighbors for their. kindness and as
sistance during the illness and death
Of her husband, Mr.. J. B. Glasper.
The relatives of the deceased express
president will render a spicy pro-
probation to Wheatly Progressive
club for the beautiful floral Offering.
May Gods richest blessings rest upon
them all.
MRS. ANNIE WOODS.
MR.. t. GLASPER.
MIR. JIM GLASPER.
MRS. ]. B. GLASPER.
---------------
; Let us hope that Peace Conference
will not break 10 pieces.
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LADIES BEAUTY PARLOR.

The Ladies poro Beauty Parlor at
2O9 North Central Avenue, in the
rear Oh D. L. Littleton's barbershon
MRS. SARAH LITTLEroN, Prop.
Phone Main 6O87. !. :.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Texas. Prof. 4. NJ.
Belts OF Texarkana, one of THE
best orators In the State delivered
his famous lecture at the c. NJ. IL.
church Friday night. His speech
was forceful and almost moved the
audience In tears. Mr.. Joe Manson
and Miss Mary Jane RagsdaIe were
married Jan. IL. Rev. A. M. Mitchell,
ofilciated Mr.. George Gipson spent
few days in Dallas. last week. Mr..
Rather Ladd and Miss CaIlie Wealth
erspoon were joined in the Holy
bouds OF wedlock Sunday afternoon.
Rev. A, i. Franklin. pastor of Benz
son Chapel G. M. Il. church preached
two able sermons Sunday. Misc Ar
della Anderson spent a few days
visiting In Tyler last week. Prof.
II. w. Etter. one OF the soldier boys
is at homo from Augusta, Ga. Miss
Una Francis spent few days visit
ing In Athens Mr.. Ira Woods and
Miss Lizzie links were. married Sun
day Mr. Sam Chase OF Larue is in
the city. Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell, pastor
Rising Star Baptist church was with
his people Sunday, total collection
$780, two additions to the church.
From a Soldier to His Aunt.
Mrs. Gency Francis,
Dear Sweet Aunt:
This comes to say that am sick
today, but hope this win find you
and family we'll. Tts letter leaves
me In the base hoRl, tai and have
been every since the 18th Of January.
have the Influenza Am better to-
day want TO come home, but
know cant. but some day l guess
will be there. / love my home and
country too. love my dear old
fiag, the red white and blue. II /
could get home and home to stay
when Unele Sam gets ready for me
again. wouldn't run away. when
! left home. Il left for France) they
carried me to Camp Travis and /
haven't left yet Just send me home.
] wont run away When Uncle Sam
gets ready for M again will come
.nls way. Tell all my girls to not
~ try until como hone. Ill be
ii re some day. 1t wont be long.
Well. aunt Gensle, you pray for me
that some day God will let me fINa.
4 hope In an other week ! win Oe
made free. Give my love to all my
friends.
ELBERT FRANCIS,
u. S. Army Base Hospital, Fort
Sam Houston. Texas.
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THE PoRO BEAUTY PARIOR

1SOO1k Jackson Street,
Upstairs.
Manicuring, facial messages and
hair treatment. First class service
prompt and polite attention given to
customers.
Miss Vandex Hawkins.
Mrs. Mary i. Holmes
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MARSHALL CAFE.

213 N. Central
Opposite old T. G. +. Depot.
everything first-class. Just opened
Home cooked meals prepared bv
lady cooks. Short orders of ali
kinds.
Mrs. AlmO Lindsey, Prom.
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Men -SextOniGre-never fails TO re-
store strength T. hose troubled with
weak, nervous rundown and de-
spondent conditions that undermine
good health. Results satisfactory or
no charge. Write for free book
Cumberland Chemical Co., l66 Berry
Block, Nashville, Tenn.
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At Last its Here-the only book
giving the race their fair and Just
dues on Their part in this war, see
for yourself what the Colored race
did to whip the Hun. Post paid
$2.25. Every home will have one so
act quick before this shipment is
sold out. H. P. Suttles, 11O9 Liberty
avenue, Beaumont, Texas. 1-1r If
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Last call-pay your poll tax.
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Mrs. Temple Weems- Graduate of
the Poro College OF Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically, for
dandruff, falling hair, itching scalp,
which will give it beauty, color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable.
Phone H. 3143, or call at 2SO7 Flora
street. Dallas.
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Pay your poll tax or
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Let us hope that Peace Conference
will not break In pieces.