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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-04-19
KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas, April 17-SunCay
school was well attended All officers
present lecture by the pastor, Rev.
l. Fleming had on four days rally
many visitors were present. A con-
test was on between Sister Emma
Green and Bro. Z. 2. Reece, Sr.,
Sister Green raised 1884 Bro.
Reece, raised $14OO, total 4O.34.
Preaching at II o'clock by the pas
tor, also preaching at o'clock by
Rev. G.. w. Collins and a noble SER
mon at night by the Rev. Fleming.
Mr.. LINN Dave of Nacogdoches
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Green. A
banquet was given by the X. of P.
for the Court of Calanthe in honor
of their 14th birthday. They pre-
scented to them a nice Cedar chest
which was well appreciated by the
Calanthians. Mr.. Tom Wallace return
ed from Logansport, La. Saturday
where he was called to the bedside
Of his sick mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jackson of Cedar Grove com
munity visited his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Vader Jackson Mrs. Ollie Jackson
of Lufkin visited Mrs. Vina Kennedy
Sunday Miss Bertha Bradford, Jes-
sic Willis, also Miss Banks of Luf-
kin visited their friend Miss Alzada
Green Sunday. The H. of ]. had
their sermon preached by Rev. Re
agon at Goodwill Baptist church.
They had a large attendance. Mr..
Leroy Henderson visited Mrs. e. l..
Reece was just from over sea. Mr..
William Harris returned home from
over sea. We had a grand church
cleaning last Wednesday evening. Our
vice-moderator' memorial funeral
will be preached on the second Sum
day in May by the moderate and
pastor Rev. Patrick OF. Trinity visit
cd Mrs. NJ. A. Larkins.
Mrs. Mary Garrett visited her sis
ter, Mrs. e. Green. Mr., Tommie
Brown of Manning spent the night also
with Mrs. Green Mrs. Eunice Will
son and children of Manning visited
her mother, Mrs. Priscilla Lewis.
Mrs, VIM. Henry of District Deputy
was here to set up the H. H. of R.
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TEXAS TOWNS.
TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, april 17.-An in
teresting lecture was delivered by
Sgt. Pleas Rector Sunday afternoon
before the Young Peoples Union at
Mt. Aria Baptist church. In very
concise way he told the details Of
drilling. Large Crowds congregate
the beautiful scenery and customs Of
the people in France
The returned soldiers spent a por-
ton of the Sabbath afternoons in
drilling. Large crowds congreate
to witness the performance.
Quite number of Taylor citi-
zens witnessed the school closing,
last Friday of Mrs. N. r. Rucker at
Circleville.
Mt. Aria Baptist church has been
recently in stalled with new electric
lights by sisters of that church
Mrs Annie Mackey died Thursday
night after brief illness and was
buried Saturday in the city cemetery.
Rev. G. w. Anderson officiating.
Naomi Court No. 16 Heroines of
Jericho had their annual Thanks
giving in the Masonic hall. The lee
ture was delivered by Rev. A. Nell
son.
Mrs. Ida Hall won the suit against
Mr.. Brack Hall for one half inter-
est in the farm of 140 acre tract.
Mr.. Matthew Payne en- route from
Clarksville, here stopped over at
Dallas and Mckinney He will visit
Bastrop shortly.
Dorcas club, one of the auxiliaries
of that church recently paid the last
indebtedness on their piano.
Mr.. Carmel Baptist church, Rev.
l.. w. Mackey, pastor, had bartizing
Sunday. Miss Fannie Hughes visited
her brothers. Messrs Archie and
Tom Hughes en- route from San An
tonic to Brennan.
Mrs. Courtney Harris of Houston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Florence
Joiner.
Rev. L. w. Mackey is in the city.
Mr.. John Collier arrived Thursday
from Atkins, s. c.. to make his future
home here with his brother, Mr.. Hen
ny Collier.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Nor
ton a girl. Mother and baby doing
well.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville, Texas, April 17.--Mr.
Joddie Scott and Miss Jessie Maud
Sanders were married Saturday night,
Rev. A. L. Franklin, OBLIGATED. They
left for Fl, Worth. Mr.. eide Etter
left last week for ST. Louis, Mo-
Miss Carsie MCGEE spent a few
days in Quincy in the interest of her
business. Miss Lois Vaughns is
visiting in Ponta. Mr.. Fitzsimons was
called to Palestine to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Tom Little. Freddie
Woodlow of Okmulgee. Okla, is in
the city visiting his grand parents
Mrs. Josephine Chase of Larue,
is in the city visiting DIR. o. L.
baltimore and Sister, Miss Leila May
was in the city Sunday evening en-
route home to Rusk. Miss Sarah
Clemens spent Saturday and Sunday
at home. Miss Rosa Battles spent
a few days visiting in the city.
Rev. e. NJ. Griggs, president Farm
ers and Citizens Saving Bank, Pales-
tine was in the city on business
Mr.. T. l.. Lewis was called to Ter
rell to attend the funeral of his bro
Their.
Miss C. E. Pierce spent Saturday
and Sunday al home
The Jacksonville ball team was
defeated in a hard fought battle be-
tween Long view. Monday by a score
of to i.
Grand Chancellor w. S. Willis
made his okcial visit of Triumph
Lodge No, 276 X. of p.
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DENTON.

Denton, Texas, April 17.--Through
the efforts of the Busy Bee club of
the Fred Douglas school of the city,
commissioners placed water on the
school grounds The children and
patrons are especially grateful to
Mr.. H. C. Smith and helpers who
furnished labor for the laying Of the
pipe free. Mrs. NJ. Smith, the presi-
dent and members served the men
dinner. On April gath the club will
render special program and serve
a free ice-course. You are invited.
The Eastern Star rendered SPLEEN
did program Sunday evening. The
papers by Madams T. G. Bell and
Cynthia Smith were excellent. Mrs.
Roxa w. Rucker, who presided spoke
of the decorations added to the beauty
Of the~ occasion.
I Easter programs will be rendered
at the various churches.
On last Friday and Saturday nights
Mr.. Peppers gave successful benefit
entertainments for A. NJ e. church,
Mrs T. C. Bell left Monday for
Mississippi to visit her brother. who
is ill.,
DR.. e. d. Moten was called to
Pilot Point Sunday to attend a pa
tient He left Monday morning for
Fort Worth in answer to the call of
Mrs. Minnie Craft, who is critically
i'll.
Miss Leila Moore will see that in
steal, OF white boy, one Of our
tovs ,wip deliver 1t to YOU.
Mr.. J. w. Neal Cfs Dallas spent the
weekend with his family.
The Citizens Business League, Mr..
2 F. Crawford president entertain
ed the returned soldiers last We'd
nesday evening at pie social Mr..
B, W. Crawford was in Pilot Point
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GREENyHLE.

Greenville, Texas, April IT. Sun
day was beautiful day and all Of
the churches report good services
The leading men of the city will
organize a Merchantlle business soon
Next Wednesday will be opening day
of an uptodate drug store to be OPP
Grated by DR.. l.. w. Taylor and Mr.
m. S. Durham. These men are to be
congratulated for this splendid BUSH
ness undertaking. Mrs. Mary Dur
ham, the widow of the late w. H.
Durham, has returned from Como
where she went to visit her daugh-
tiers. Mother Julia Williams, accom-
panied her, both report a nice time
The New Jerusalem Baptist church
under the leadership of Pastor e. e
Strong raised last Sunday $4,000
Mrs. Abel Kidd, and little son, A. W.,
are visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs
Moriah Kidd of GAINESVILLE. Rev A.
l.. Wright, B. D., the popular pas
tor of New Hope has been called to
the pastorate of the First Baptist
church of Wichita Falls, Texas
Rev. Wright is quite Christian
gentleman and a strong gospel
preacher, and Greenville needs him.
Mrs. Frances Genning. of Sherman
is spending a few days with her
cousin, Mrs. Leila s. Bryant Rev. B.
T. Trammel, pastor of Wesley G. M
Il. church is leading his forces on
to victory. Mr.. r. F. Tave, who
has been i'll so long is now able to
be out again. The order of Eastern
Stars had their annual Thanksgiving
sermon Sunday night at Warren
Chapel M. X. church, Rev. A. F.
Johnson spoke for them. Mrs. Bette
Copeland, the mother Of Mrs. M s.
Atkinson, is quite sick at this writing.
Mr.. VIM. Radle was called to Nine
ola, to attend the funeral of his
sister and two neices. who were
killed in the storm last Tuesday
night, he has, the sympathy of his
many friends. Mr.. Willie Corley,
who came home sick from Little
Rock, Ark, is up now. Mr. A. B,
Culberson is now undertaken and
funeral director for Mrs. A. ID. Key
Mrs. Sallie Owens, who has been
visiting her sons in Chicago is at
home again.
Save cents for the Express.
DR.. L. w. Taylor. has added three
new rooms to his beautiful home at a
cost of one thousand dollars, it is
now well assured that the doctor
has one among the best homes in
the city. Deaconess R. Simpson, left
Tuesday morning for Sulphur Springs
and will spend the week with Rev
Fountain. Elder L, H. Crawford made
a business trip to Dallas last week
Mrs. NJ e. Harris has closed her
school and is now at home.
Rev. A. F. Johnson made flying
trip to Sulphur Springs last week
in the interest of the Centenary. We
are glad to note that Mr. Emmett
Hines is able to be at work again
after several weeks illness. There
will be an Express here for you
and you must read it.
Find The Dallas Express at SO15
s. Johnson
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PILOT POINT.

The B. Y. P. u, had quite an in
terosting session, President B. p.
Phillips made things interesting. Tag
day for union next Sunday is look
ed forward to with interest. Rev.
w. ~ Walker preached at County
Line Baptist Sunday. The Heroines
Anniversary sermon was preached by
Rev. W. P. Huntley, nice time was
had. School picnic on April 21st is
being looked after by Principal E.
w. d. Love. Rev. Warner made a
PASTORAL trip to Lewisville, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Gertin died last We'd
nesday morning. Funeral preached
by Rev. Warner. The banquet given
by Mrs. Julia Simpson for soldier
boys was attended. A number Of
whites, who had special invitation
failed to show up! Let us stay in
our race socially
Prof. H. w. ID. Love is working
with the leading people in preparing
for the entertainment of oversee boys
in the near future.
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DOii,gs at Benson Chapel G, u
Church, Sunday, April 13th.

Sunday morning at 9:45. Supt. L.
A. Pierce and his CORPS Of teachers
were on the scene. II pas the larg-
est attendance this year. Every body
is working for tn great contest be-
tween the 5 classes to be pulled off
Easter Sunday, April 20. Prof. R.
L. Sanders is commanding chief for
the Seniors. Mr. W. NJ Shanks is
in the front line trenches and says
he Is going to do his bit to help the
Seniors win. Bro. d. b. Harris is on
the firing line battling against the
enemy and says they must go down
Mrs. r. Il. Clemmons that progressing
young teacher Of the Junior class says
when the contest Is over If the Ju-
niors don't win they will give them
all a warm reception. Mrs. Leslie
Grant Benson the Inspiring teach
er for the little people is firing at
the enemy now and it will be hard
fought battle. Mrs. Mary HAYS
teacher of the beginners class who
waited patiently for her chance be-
fore she was calIcd up higher and
TO day she " shining like lone star
in the. heavens. Of success. Watch
her when the contest ls over. She
will be among the rest.
Rev. A. L. Franklin, pastor preach
ed On excellent sermon at the noon
/. hour services to a large congregation
after which collection Of $14.00
was taken. Mrs. T. A. Benson. prcsi-
dent Of stewardess board No. I re-
rorted as follows: Jordan Scott.
1920; Josh Redeem $1,000. w. M.
shanks, $5.25: Lem Dennis, $500; B.
M. Sanders, $500; II. A. Benson.
$685.. total s4610. Stewardess Board
No. 2: Mrs Lille Jones. president. re-
port as follows: Ida Carter S18.4S:
Fila Smith $500; Mollie De Brewer,
$3.50. Olivia John~on. $500: Amelia
Shanks $500; Ida Gray. $500; Callie
Mae Colman. SLIP Mary Hays, $500:
public collection $20.z5. total raised
ths church has recently been re-
rapered and wood work nainted and
banisters around the altar and p
newly board for sHcremert sll paid
for. Il il the most beautiful chUreF
In the city.
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THE STAR HAIR GROWER
Wonderful Hair Dresser and Grower

One thousand agents
wanted - Coed m0ney
made. We want agents
in every city and VII
Iage to sell THE STAR
HAIR GROWER. This
is a wonderful prepar-
alton. Can be used
with or without Btraigh-
tening irons.
Sells for z5e per bon
one z5e box viii
prove its valpe. ANY
person that win use
a Csc box VIII b con-
WINGED. N matter
what has failed 10 grow
your hair, jusa give
THE STAR HI A b
GROWER a trial and
be convinced Send 25c
for full size box II
you wish to be agent
send 800 ana we VIII
send you a fnn supply
that you can begin
work with 1T 0nces also
agents terms Send
all money BY 1naney or
der TO
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Harvey L. Pittman
BIG SPECIAL

l started in 1899, still going on
successfully. My formulate and pro-
cesses have been sold and manufac-
tured everywhere, today l offer 20
specials, five medical formulate, FIVE
toilet, five perfumes. ten Household
formulate, all easy to make up can be
sold by agents or dealers, all pay
large profits. Complete plain in
structions and years advisory SER
vice free. All yours for only 5000
Express or Post Office Money Order.
Start today. Address.
PITTMAN'S CHEMICAL BUREAU,
1918 9Th Avenue East
Duluth, MINI.
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GROEsBECK.

Groesbeck, Texas, April 17.-Sun-
day was high day at Dennis Chapel
M. e. church. Mr. j. Henry of Waco
was here in the interest of the Cen
tenary campaign. The subscription
ran high $825.00 was subscribed
Private Jasper Baker and wife
left Saturday for Palestine where
they will make their home.
Have some race pride. Patronize
your own color.
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COUPLAND.

COPELAND, Texas, April17, - All
are looking forward to the closing
of school which will be on the 25th
Of Aprl. Miss Wright wishes every
body TO be present at the picnic and
closing. Mrs. Rhoda Jones is visit
ing home folks. OLA and Eula Riv-
ers and Mr.. Ben Spencer visited
Elgin. Rev. Dent preached Thurs
day and Friday night. Prof. p. e.
Young subscribes for the Express
for three months.
Mr.. James Irving visited Miss
Jessie B. Davis Sunday.
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The above is the 'likeness of w.
H. Harvey. president of the Royal
Mutual Insurance Co. Mr.. Vim. Lit
ties is Secretary.
Our Motto:
Payment of all just claims. You do
not have to wait for your claim. the
money is waiting for you. Ask any
undertaken about our company, who
bury our people in this city and
you will be convinced. Agents want
ed.
ROYAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
Home Office TT. Worth
9151s Calhoun Street Lamar 1876
w. H. HARVEY, Pres,
w. Fl. LITTLES, Sec'y.
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THE GREAT SPRING
TONIC
TO Keep You WelI'
Our immense and growing trade
is enough to convince any who are
skeptical of its superior merit-Testi-
mdnials are piling up daily telling
of wonderful cures of
DR.. Links Remedies
All Guaranteed.


Secure territory you want at once
before some one beats you to it.
Ministers and ladies make our best
agent Big money and easy money
to agent. call or send in your order
at once-Agents wanted everywhere.
We have moved to S05 South Ervay
street, one block South of Postofice
With every one dollar sale we will
give any SOC preparation we have
for a short time.
Goods shipped same day order re-
ceived by Parcels Post or Express
Free delivery in city or out of city
when we get full retail price.
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, April 17.-Mr.
Joe Clark and Miss Josephine Jones
were quietly married at her home.
Rev G. l.. Lee, officiated and after
the ceremonies, Mrs. T. Taylor served
some cooling refreshments.
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MADAM CDTTON'S WONDERFUL
HAIR GROWER.
GROW HAIR ON TEMPLES

The inventor Of this hair grower,
which is made of sixteen ingredients
and containing everything necessary
to grow the hair, prevent dandrufi
and letter, prevent hair from fall
ing out, and keeps ii looking very
nice at all times. this hair grower
will not make the hair sticky, but
keeps it soft and fluffy, 1t makes the
hair awfully nice and straight with
out pressing, but may press it II
you desire. guarantee this hair
grower to grow hair on an average
of one inch month. also to darken
gray hair.
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Watts Liver Powder.

The worlds great remedy for Bill
iousness, Indigestion. Heartburn,
Sick Headache. Sour Stomach. Colds.
Collie. Cramps, Loss Of Appetite, Con-
stipation and etc. Taste like pep
permint candy. Ask your druggist
for it. Manufactured by p. W..
WATTS, Little Gem Drug Store,
Dallas. Texas.
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STAR HAIR GROWER
MANUFACTURERS

Northern Branch -ki1S
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Southern Branch R. .
Box S12, Greensboro.
n. Q.
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IA PERSONAL LETTER
TO COlORED WOMEN

Miss Inez Tory, 81 Reid street, prominent
Atlanta woman, says: Il have had short,
lnappy hair all my life until began using
STRATA" Now my hair is long,
straight and beautiful, and it is the envy
{ ef my girl friends. as am able to do it up
! In the latest styles"
Why don't you use @STRAITA?" We
guarantee satisfaction or refund your
money. We will send it by mail for Csc.
coin OF stamps.
PUR0 CHEMICAL CO., Atlanta, Ca.
Agents wanted Write for liberal terms.
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Last but best of
all the rest but
ELso POLO
stand the test hair
may be short will
make it long
USE ELSO POLO
Elso Polo College wants 500 ladies
for free course of scalp and hair
treatment If you wish to become an
agent send $500 for outfit and work,
work, work, the road to success.
Write today for tomorrow never
comes we import and manufacture
all kinds of human hair. Special
prices to agents.
G0LDENA JACOBS NEAL
217 State Street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Send P. O., or Express money order,
payable to-
10 cents extra with order.
E. ]. COTTON GO.
9 West California Ave-.
Oklahoma City, Okla. 12-7-4t
Agents wanted. Write for terms
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Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crawford are
the happy recipients of girl.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
lakes TO GULF
HIGHWAY MEETING
CENTRAL DIVISION TO De PER.
MANENTLY ORGANIZED
HERE MAY IS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF HIGHWAY TO ATTEND
Officials to Be Here to Prepare BY.
Laws and Rules for Central Division
and Make Plans for Financing High.
way Thru Observation-Disclosures and
Laurel on Proposed Route.

For the purpose of deciding on the
location of the central division of the
Lakes toNGulf highway, which is to
pass thru this city, and to effect a
permanent organization of the central
division, a meeting of delegates from
cities and towns along the proposed
route are to, meet in this city at 2
o'clock, Thursday, May 10. The meet
ing will be held in the Marshalltown
Club.
The Lake to Gulf highway is al.
ready organized and marked from Chill
licothe, Mo-. to Galveston, Tex, and
the route has been selected Temperate
ly from Chiliicothe north to Duluth
MINI There rs, however a possibili-
ty of some competition in the routing
of the central division, which will be
settled at this final organization meet
ing.
The proposed route OF the central
division, from Chiiiicothe to Lacrosse.
Wis, is as follows: Lacrosse. Gale
donia. Kendalville. Cresco, New Hamp-
ton, Bassett, Charles City, Greene, AL
lison Parkersburg, Conrad, Marshall
town, Laurel, Newton, Monroe, Red
Rock. Knoxville, Columbia, Charlton
Millerton Corydon Allerton, Clio. Line
Vile, Princeton and Ch:llicothe.
Galveston to Duluth Route.
The highway extends northward
from lie Crosse TO Eau Claire, SUPERB
or and Duluth. and southwark from
Chillicothe TO Carrolton.. Waverly. Mar
shall Sedalia. Springfield, Little Rock
and Gelvaston.
At meeting at, Charles City on Feb.
Is a temporary organization OF the
central division vas effected. with the
following officers: George W. Darling
CITY president; L. Z. Reed, Charles
City. secretary treasurer; James n.
Kinslow. Lacrosse. first vice presi-
dent: Harry W. Graham, CA!!hcethe'
second vice president.
At the meeting here next THURSDAY
he by-laws and rules Of the central
division are 20 be adopted and a plan
mapped out for financing the highway
thru Iowa. The meeting Will be at
tended by the executive committee OF
the northern. central and southern d.
visions of the highway which IS 10
draft the bylaws and make the neces-
sarv ARRANGEMENTS to secure the olaz-
ing and marking Of the entire route
from Duluth to Galveston at a. cary
a date as possible.
This highway will be affiliated WIN
! the Associated Highways OF America
as soon as permanent organization -
affected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09

IA $50 ~ "|H.It ~ +.
better because q ~ fact that com
|panies can build up company FUND.-
and only good cooks are kept ~ the
kitchens. The drill Is not % heavy
and the men are entitled to greater
liberty.
The government now Is offering
some very good trips for men enlist
ing. They have the choice OF going to
Siberia. Hawaii. Philippine Islands,
France and Cuba. At these places
men get more passes than has been
allowed in the past two yean. II a
man wants to join the army and does
not care to travel he can enlist in a
coast artillery unit where he can earn
very good salary. The coast artil-
lery offers more opportunities for
soldier to earn extra pay than does
any other branch OF the service. Men
who want to take their pick of the
different trips will have to make their
applications soon as the number to go
across to France is limited Major
PITT returned to Omaha Wednesday
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss Edna Strauss to be Married at
Nashville, Tenn, May II.

The engagement and approaching
marriage of Mss Edna Strauss to John
T.. Davis. of Chattanooga, Tenn, was
announced at tea given Thursday
afternoon at $50 by Mrs. G. W. Law
renee and Mrs. l.. ]. Patterson at the
Lawrence home, 3 North Ninth street.
Twelve friends OF Miss Strauss were
served tea in two courses by the host
esses who used color scheme OF pink
and white in the menu and the deco
rations of the room. A brides cake
with favors WAS serve1 and the an
nouncement was made on the place
cards which bore the initials of Miss
Strauss and Mr. Davis and the date,
May II. The guests spent the evening
hours in writing advice for the bride
to-be.
Miss Strauss is daughter of A. B.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-09
EMPLOY MOTORCYCLES "coP."
n. n. Martin to Become Member o.
Police Force.

The city council in adjourned meet
ing this morning selected IL. H.
Martin, from among number. of APP
p,icants, 10 become motorcycle patrol
man and a member of the city police
force. Martin is n returned soldier
and has been employed by the Iowa
Railway and Light Company
The council was not prepared this
morning TO appoint the chief of the
police nor the foreman of streets ana
alleys. but il was agreed that the APP
pIicants for the two positions would
he given consideration at once and APP
pointment would be made at the regu-
lar. meeting of the council next Mon
day.