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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

n. m At night preaching by P. E.
attendance good all day. Collection
s21.00.
tanned party at breakfast In honor
Of Mrs. Nola Nelson Of Marlin, Texas.
on the LIST. DR.. and Mrs. Plato Trav-
Wis of Tulsa. Okla. Miss Hazel Jer-
rell Of Marlin, Mr.. L. ]. Armstrong,
Jr.. Mrs. Rev. A. L. Moore and moth
ec. Mrs. A. e. Hill visited friends
and mother In Kerens last week. Mrs.
sarah Braggs of Dallas is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. e. Hill. Mr.. j.
Armstrong, Jr., is at home again
rom Columbus, New Mexico with
his mother and father. Mrs. McIn-
tyre and Master Leroy will leave
for Sherman and other points in
North, Texas, next week. Mrs. M.
A. Traylor and son have returned
home from Pelham. Rev. and Mrs.
Loye of Wichita Falls. are in the
city assisting Rev. Lawson in his
revival. Mr. James Powells has been
sick but is up again. Miss Dixie
Applewhite is visiting in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Leila Williams passed through
Corsicana en- route home after spend
ing six weeks in Athens. Mrs. Dora
Williams entertained Tuesday night
in honor of Mrs. DR.. Nelson of Mar
lin, Texas.
Mr.. Dan w. Carter is at home again
To his mother, Mrs. %. f. George.
Miss Ethel Payne and Price Of Texar-
kama spent few hours with Miss
Eula Blue on the End en- route home
from Prairie View. Miss R. M. Tay-
lor, who has been sick for some time
is improving nicely. Miss Eula Mae
Pardee went on the 3rd to attend
picnic and was the guest Of Miss
j.. N. Meade Mr.. Charley Watts,
Homer Walker and ]. C. Rhodes,
Sam Burnett, B. Griffin and many
others have returned from over sea.
Rev. Mrs Harris is sick listed this
week. Mrs. Fannie 0qninn Of Luf-
kin, Texas, en- route to Waxahachie
stopped over with Carrie Lotion,
East Collin street.
Rev. McDade, after spending
few weeks in South Texas ON vaca-
ton has returned home and preach
ed a powerful sermon Sunday at IL
o'clock and at night The Navarro
County Farmers Congress met last
week and has a number of exhibits
and represented several prizes.
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Texas, Aug. 1.-THE
fifth session of the Tyler District
Conference convened with Penals
Chapel c. M, q. church. July 80 to
Aug. 3 with Elder J. e. Raines. pre1
siding good delegation was pres
emit.
Prof. w. r. Banks. president. Of
Texas College was present and made
a fine lecture more than $4,000 was
raised Friday. A glorious session
was held. total collected during con-
ference s1,600.60. Mr.. w. H. Bouser
OF Longview is in the city.
The reporter was at Pine Grove
Friday and enjoyed an excellent
dinner at the beautiful home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Nase
Mrs d. J.. Ragsdale has closed
two half months canning work in
Smith county.
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis and daughter
Lessie b., OF Marshall are in the
city at the T. L. Lewis and son
cafe and market. Misses L. e. Mar
tin. Pearl Martin. Gladys Shanks,
Mercedes Smith returned home Sat
urday from Prairie View. Mrs. Ar
tie Turner after two weeks visit
The city with her mother. Mrs. Ma
nervia McDuff returned to her home
in Dallas, Friday. Miss Eron Cobb
spent Sunday in Troupe. Mr.. Isura
Jinks Of Dallas is in. the city visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Henry Hall
Lucinda Waits, after weeks visit
In TT Worth returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Ragsdale is visiting in
Okla, Prof. G. w. Crouch.
Mrs. l.. Nv. Ragsdale attended the
farmers Congress and Extension
work at Prairie View. Last week,
Mrs. Eliza Thompson of Tyler spent
Sunday in the city.
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PROMINENT cHURCHMAN srOKR
Al CONHRE0ATlONAh nHIRnII.

Tho Rev. ". William TT Halleway
% ValIadega n1W travelling IN inter
eat Of the CONGREGATIONAL church AID
qxiIadegs COLLEGE breacn6d two pow
effnl serm0na At CONGREGATIONAL
church Sunday sF1 sunday hight
Ills tuhi Sunday night. efb6 -Four
S6lytg was oIbQuently handled hay-
ing SwAyed hla conformation Ia the
finale with n force OF his dramatic
conciusion. DR.. Hallpway Ia Tues
day Tor PERKS. Texas. Rev, Mayes,
papl1f OF the local Congregational
church reported to have had SPLEEN
sid Nnrvicea all day Sunday
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University after the close OF one OF
the best summer schools in the his
tory OF the institution from point OF
interest rural normal work. The Jun
Tor choir OF First Baptist Church
Is making rapid progress under the
dictatorship NJ Miss Daisy Hill.
Prof. w. H. rort Principal OF Dun
bar high school returned last week
from Langston University, having
served as instructor In the summer
normal for eiEnt weeks. The normal
was one Of l4e best from point OF
interest and actual school work In
the history OF the institution.
DR.. ]. M. White. L. 7. Stuart, Prof.
w. H. Fort returned from Oklahoma
City having attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. A splendid
session wag had. Encouraging re-
ports were make by the grand
officers Treasurer, DR.. j. M. White
reported over 81 thousand dollars
cash on hand.
Col. Ed Jefferson, Grand Master
and DR.. White, Grand Treasurer;
]. p. Toms were reelected after
an exciting campaign.
Mrs. ]. G.. Young of N. Choctaw,
departed for Kansas City hospital
for medical attention last week ac-
companied by Mrs. Rosa Taylor.
The entertainment at the resident
of Deacon Henson's of Zion Bethel
Baptist church Saturday evening was
success financially.
The Womans State Board met at
Zion Bethel Baptist church, Friday.
The meeting was largely attended,
collection S10310. Mrs. Mason Of
Tallahassee is president
Mr.. Jim Delton and Frank Sparks
of w. 9th street, departed. for Sher-
man, Texas, Saturday. Several over
sea soldiers arrived last week full
of interesting stories of their ex-
periences in the service of Uncle
Sam.
The Creek Seminole District AS
ISOLATION will convene with Zion
Bethel Baptist church, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith enter
tanned at luncheon, Sunday evening
at 714 w. 9th street in honor Of
Private Will Smith. The following
enjoyed the repass: Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Smith, Mrs. Lucinda Brinson,
Private Will Smith and the Express
reporter.
Private Will Smith spent over ten
months in France. A surprise party
was given at Mrs. frankie Sneeds
on w. 10th street, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. F. Sneed departed for the
famous health resort in Marlin, Tex
as Wednesday.
Mr.. J. d. Lane and ]. w. e. John.
son represented the LIST Baptist s.
s. in the District Sunday School
convention last week.
Mr.. A. c. Parks is visiting in
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Miss Lucille Lewis, a member of
the class of 1919 Dunbar High school
passed through our city en- route to
Dallas, Texas.
Miss Bertha M. James of N. Porter
street is visiting in California.
Miss Bernice Jones is here, visiting
parents and relatives.
A suit contest was given by the
women of the A. M. p. church Sew
ing Circle. Mrs. L. d. Stuart was
given quilt.
Revival has been in progress at
First Baptist church since last Sum
day.
Mrs. Williams of Tulsa, proprietor
Of the Dreamland Theatre and other
business in our city inspected
Dreamland No. last week.
Miss Hill, director of the Junior
choir Of First Baptist church is sue
eeeding nicely. The choir was for
tunate in securing the service Of
Miss Hill
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W. ]. JONES, Noble Grand.
J. G. STARKS, p. s.
8. s. WILLIAMS. Al. =. s.


Or. G. M. D. Harllee, the son Of
Prof. N. w. HarlIee win practice
Medicine In Pennsylvania, in the city
Of Brotherly Love. He passes the
Pennsylvania Board requirement Ia
be q Graduate of first class high
and medical college AL, and one
year as an intern in Al hospital to
take examination.
BUREAU OF MEDICAL EDUCA-
TION AND LICENSURE
Harrisburg, Pa.
Jury 81, 1919.
and so the leaders assert, q most live
Or. G. M. D. Harllee,
1918 Boil Street,
Dallas, Texas
Dear Doctor:
It affords me pleasure to inform
you that you passed the medical ex-
animation held July s, 0 and 10, 1919.
A license will be sent you in due time.
Fill out card that accompanies your
license and return TO this office, which
Is The only registration required in
Pennsylvania.
Yours truly,
M. Y McREYNOLDS,
Clerk, Bureau Medical Education and
Licensure.
DR.. Hnrllee treated many Of the
wounded In the city Of Washington
during the riot as he was in that city
at the time Of the riot. He states that
he and his brother were safe as his
brother was there also.
Dr. Harllee is one Of the sons of
Prof. N. w. Harllee and Mrs. Harllee,
yin practice medicine in Philadelphia.
There are forty colored doctors in
Philadelphia, 81 drug stores owned
ny colored people and four or five
hospitals operated by them and a pop
nletion Of 100000 colored people.
Or. Harllee has spent nine years in
the city Of Washington, four years in
college department Of Howard Uni
yefsity, four years in the study Of
medicine. and one year as an intern
In freednen's Hospital, severing con-
aection with the hospital June Both,
and wei't to Pa. for the medical ex-
aninahon. then returned to Washing
Ton to wait the result Of The examine
tion and WAS again called to the hos
pital TO care for the wounded in the
riot He will return to Texas IN six
months on a visit to his parents.
The parents of DR.. Harllee wired
heir most hearty congratulations to
their son, whom they have not eeen
In nine long years.
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BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.

August 4, 1919.
Bethlehem Baptist Church, Rev. w.
M. Taylor, pastor, had his rally Sum
day. Aug. Bird, for his new church.
Club No. 1, Sister Hattie Taylor,
raised $1,000, which was in advance
nf all the other clubs. Freeman
Chapel donated $500. Total amount
raised, S302.39.
Rev. Taylor returned from the Ma
tional Convention held in Bessemer,
Ala, July 22-2S. He was elected
National Evangelist.
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LEES CHAPEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH.

NcN. W. ~ MSHfcWt IdSCOr.
Sunday School was conducted by
the superintendent with good attend
ance at II o'clock. We had a grand
service at $3.50 p. m. The Prayer
Band was present and had very
warm Prayer service after which
the pastor stood on the wall and pro-
claimed the Burning Message from
the 4th Chapter Of End Timothy and
End verse. Text: "Preach the Word.o
He seemed to be well versed on his
text and the Holy Spirit enveloped him
and many shouts Of praise were heard
throughout his discourse. There win
be big entertainment given by Lees
Chapel Emergency Club on Saturday
night, Aug. 8. 9our presence is So
llcited. You viii miss treat If you
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Oak Cliff. Sta. A., AUG. 3. 1919.
Shiloh Baptist Church, KEY. s. G..
Gunter, pastor. s. S. was well at
tended Win superintendent and teach
ers at their posts Sermon by Rev.
NJ. D. Defrize, text, Matt. 25:i. Sub.
The Ten Virgins. 400 o'clock, Rev.
L, B. Skinner preached the ami
versary sermon Of our pastor, it was
and to every one that heard
him. $50 Mass Meeting was conduct
ed by Mrs. H. jackson, many good
things were said in the behalf of our
pastor and also many nice presents
given our pastor. total given in money
$225.85. Proceeds, $240.60.
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WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell You
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

! For practically every man has used
Il who has suffered from rheumatic
aches. soreness Of muscles, stiffness Of
joints, the results Of weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds Of
thousands, use it for relieving neuritis.
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's Lini.
ment" to your druggist. Get it today.
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CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, Aug. First
Baptist Church. A. L. Moore, pastor
Sunday school was well attended,
At II a. M, pastor Moore delivered
a splendid sermon. At S:45 p. M, a
large crowd listened to another SER
mon by the pastor. The revival will
start. Come over and help us.
Good services all day.
C. M. E. Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. was well
attended. At 1880 a. M, P. E.
A. F. johnson. delivered a powerful
sermon, quarterly conference at A
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MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, Aug. S.-Social:
The Misses Beatvs, Emma Clemens,
Matte Carter, Befnice Richardson
and sister, s. H. Richardson and son
Dave Yates went to. Hillsboro to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Betsey
Richardson. Miss Alberta Richard
son is the guest Of Mr.. 8. H. Rich
ardson. Miss Erma Beatty went to
Hubbard City. Mrs. Matte Beatty
went to Waxahachie. Mr.. Walter
Richardson went to Dallas. Mrs.
Bennett of Saint Louis, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Malone.
Mrs. d. X. L. knight of Commerce,
Texas. passing through en- route to
Marlin had trouble with the city
marshal, but not serious. Mrs. Fisher
of Lancaster was in the city. Mrs.
p. NJ. ] Mcdonald, son and daugh-
ter went to Mexia.
Educational and Religious.
Sunday school was well attended.
Rev. Duncan of Italy preached at
the Mt Moriah Baptist church church,
Rev. G.. w. Burton filed his appoint
ment at Itasca.
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Rev. l. H. Hervey, Of Denisos.
pastor Of Griggs Chapel, was in town
aondAy and has begun 10 days
Meeting At his Church. Thu Church
5 lncated about a mile east Of the
Iunius Street Car line
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miss the program given by the Mis-
sionary Society cf Lees Chapel, A. M.
4. Church at $3.50 p. m. Sunday, Aug.
10. Come over and help US.
Mrs. Matte Patterson,
Reporter.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

Or, Emerson Williams has succers-
fully pasatd the TEXAS State Board
Examination for Dental SURGEON and
has begun practice in this els.
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Mr.. JOG Watson OF Ada, Okla, Wis
ted his mother and relatives near
Grand Prairie last week.
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Rev. DR.. 4. W. Bower is in ckmul-
gee, Okla. conducting a very sue.
.essful meeting.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-09

Mr.. John King Of the ariges Chapel
community was in the Dallas Ex-
ress office Monday.
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Mrs. W. d. James, 1901 Colby ST.
VISITING relatives IN Georgia. Car
Dina and New York.
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G. A. Williams (B. M. Az Of Hous-
son, Secretary end Travelling Repre-.
'entatiye Of the Laymen Movement
4 the National Baptist Convention OF
merica viii leave about 18th day of
me month for north and est.
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cath Of Bro. Bats the country has
osk i noble patriot and hard work
inc citizen, who was willing to work
20 make this world better for man
md God.
The family has lost 2 true and de-
otcd husband The church has lost
ono Of her faithful members. Metro
7olitan has lost one Of its loyal bro
theirs who has climbed Jacobs ladder
from earth to Cory with friendship
love and truth HIS motto.
Farewell, Brother Bats, FAREWELL
Sleep on until the great Trumpet
hal sound. We shall meet again in
The sweet by and by.
Be il further resolved that a copy
II these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes Of Metropolitan Lodge
No, 69D2, Grand United Order Of Odd
Follows, and copy given to the
heteaved family and a copy sent TO
the Budget and the Dallas Express
for puhIicaflon.
Respectfully submitted by our com
mittee,
M w. j. JONES, Noble Grand.
q - -.
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Dallas IS destined to become a city
Il half a million inhabitants and that
me Is not far away according to
view of i. e. jackson. president of
Chamber Of Con,n,arce = "a
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:. OKMULGEE.
Okmulgee. Okla. Aug. 7.-Prof. w.
Il, Frost returned from LangstOn
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DALLAS, ''LOMDO ON, J" L0eAlE
THE NEWS Aba AK aao
shiloh BAPTIST CHURCH.

} ALBA AUSTIN cnY EDnoa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

NEW F0Rr RADIATORS 1ats AND
1917 models Call 1sA or ot9l H9m-
mond. Right prices. 1.S:a
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FOR SALT-LonE shift oliver tyne
writer. good for billing ar Insurance
work. reasonable. Write NTZ. Times.
1-7-tf-
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Real Estate Bargains.
OUR BARGAIN list

is very interesting and YOU can save
money. Ask TO see these today
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Classified Advertisements

a charge q 10 cents Sor collection
will 20 made for all classified advertise
ynents phoned to this once and not paid
Tor within five days. -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

We buy Bonds of all kinds
for cash. Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance. Open eve
I1iY1Co
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

Good 5-roons modern briyk house ON
90 ILL.,. all special assessments paid ia
tnlA Furnace, electric lights and bar
gain S3,390. Terms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

ANrEI-Men. speaking E.nghsn, ais
Creation Rumanian SlsTish. Pohsh'
HuE zaTian and other languages 90 "
i'm and see our Sales Manager hFta ~
viii explain how YOU can earn at lsaSA
SIS 90 Per week. NO experience neces
sary. Mtd-City Realty Co. corner --nsa
ave ana Broadway Telephone ga
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So Rssasgssgs7s aarssIss

The War Savings Pledge Card IS
a little note written to Uncle Sam
70 assure him that you are with
hi1a in the war and that you intend
to stay to the finish.
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NOTICE-.-MEN
GRILLE WORK

Have your special furniture built
Fere-storm doors, storm windows. truck
ans and wind shields snd all kinds OF
special work from " God Chas Nasko
l74 Calumet ave. phone 2elG Hammond,
12-4-Imo- Wra. Fri. Sat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

The new beaded bags are more
glorious than ever. They come in
almost every shape imaginable and
with gorgeous coloTs worked into in
tricate designs. And bags are not
the only things which favor beads.
They are coming back stEongiy in
the form Of necklaces to brighten up
those dark serge and satin frocks.
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ouAzArTEEn acovxNo.

We apply red and green Roofing over
old shingles: also gravel Roofing and
gepairinE See Us on anything IL the
Roofing line.
Phones 46T-a20R Room 2T Plnhach
SldF, Hammond. 11-I&-tf.-tues-thur-s sat.
TOBACCO or SNUFF habit cured or no
pay 500 If cured. Remedy sent on
rial Superba Co. Woo Baltimore.
MARYLAND 1-S-tf.
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Automobile Radiator.

Fepairtd and rebuilt Satisfaction
Tenders. hoods. gasoHne
tanks, Standard Auto Rsdistor Works.
s44 Calumet ave. phone 1850 112-tf.
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We carry a complete stock Of Good
wear s. n Truck Tires We also have
a xo0-ton hydraulic press fer quick ep-
s. Holman St phone 1741. Hammond.
81 a Theif Prop. 1f23-1t.
NOTICE TO TRAPPERs-Ca paid for
rura "a E State st. Es mnaond.
I2-I7-eod "
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W anted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT or room fat
or cottage by Feb. 95th south side
preferred. Write X w care Times
Hammond. @-1-3t.
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For Miscellaneous.

Z OF Dale 641SLGI1aUeDll&e
FOR SALE - Unredeemed
Diamonds and Railroad
Watches. Lesser's Reliable
Loan Bank, IS State Street,
Hammond. Open evenings.
We buy Bonds of all kinds
for cash. Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance. Open eve
nings.
JULIUS FRIEDMAN
& COMPANY.
1905 Forssthe Ave EaSt Chicago.
Phone -.
FOR SATT-T.enE shift oliver type
writer. good for billing or Insurance
work. reasonable. Write &YZ. Times
=
FOR SALE cheap single harness. just
like new. Address a e. care Times.
THE Wyaniug- Thornton OH eompauy
has nal block - stock st4f on saie
at 5ae per share Telephone --it. eeo-m
sag hammond Bldg. 2-d-5t.|
FOR SALE draft horses.
Indiana Iiarbor Lumber.
& Coal Co -
FOR sAr.E-Two registered Jersey
cows. soon fresh. registered bulls. 4
year ei5 horse ~eoe syn wagon ana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
J. MT. Wilcockson Music Co.
145 State St., Hammond.

FOR SALE-Twc brand new e. S. tires
Ford size. have sold nay Ford. Phone
Hammond SIS. 2:S 2