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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-18
WEATHERFORD.

Weatherford, Texas. Jan. 16.-Ser
vices were good at all churches Sun
day and we're we'll attended, Rev
M. w. Jenkins. preached at Mt
Zion Baptist church at ii O'Clock
Sunday. Mrs. Geneva Dawson died
at Terrell last Tuesday and was
brought home for burial. Mrs. Mayef
OF Oklahoma. attended the funeral
also Mr.. Wits Hutchinson of Waco
Guss lizard OF Mineral Wells. She
was a member of the Eastern Star
Rev. G. G. Smith preached at the
@. Ne u. church at IL o'clock. his
subject was Passion TO Additional
TO the Church" Miss Hiliry Ikard
Alice Mae Smith and Mr.. Jack Young
made a flying trip to TT. Worth last
Sunday. Mrs. Maud Smith has been
sick for the last ten days. Mr..
Frank Blackwell and Cleon Ikard
have been very sick. The b. Y. p.
u. met Sunday at $50 o'clock. both
Methodist and Baptist were pres
snt. The meeting was good Short
talks by Rev. Jenkins. ours super
Intendeni Of Mission
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ROsRBUD.

Rosebud, Texas, Jan. 16.-The pa
lent-Teachers' club has been organ
lied with the following officers elect
ed: A. r. Anderson, president; w.
M. Fulleylove, vice; M. l.. INFLOW,
secretary. Elreda Burney, assistant
secretary and Rev. p. G. Hamilton,
chaplain. This was a much needed
organization: and we do hope that
II VIII do much good and long en-
dure.
hr. Robert Menifee, who recently
moved to Greenville, lost his wife
and daughter
Annie and Lellg Palms were here
this week on business. lie left Mon
day for Greenville. but will return
soon His son-in-law rs also I'll at the
above place.
A. recent dispatch revealed to us
the sad Intelligence that Bradshaw
Ruin. the brother Of Mr.. John Ruff
fin died In France. Dec %. 1913.
Rev. p. G. Hamilton was not at his
post Of duty Sunday he " is at Ben
Arnold, being unable to get aboard
the early traiE.
Mr.. van Smith OF Satin, visited
his grand mother. Mrs. Lottie Hamil-
ton here this week.
Miss Pearl Hamilton has been adj
ded TO the. corps OF teachers at the
Rosebud Colored school.
Mr.. l. r. Rupnels. formerly OF this
place, but now OF Waxahachie. was
here on business laia week. He made
a favorable report concerning the ex-
Rosebudites.
From all indications the Holy
Ghost was present sunday at tie
A. NJ. e. church.
Rev A. r. anderson Is improving
bis residence here
There will be q patriotic emit i.
tainment given Friday Jan. "a, 1879
BY the pupisS Of the Colored scho il
assisted by local talent.
Mr.. w. NJ tk;a9ude has agreed to
purchase a lot from. Mr.. .. G. Park
or and hag paid one-haif or the
amount asked The same being
$4,000.
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sMITHyHLE.

Smithyille, Texas, Jan. 16.-Elders
Hutchinson. Collins and Denman wer'
at their post Sunday. A union re
viyal Is now going on at the frs
Baptist church.
The pastor and trustees Of the A
M. Il. church paid $500 on a note.
The A. M. Il. church and friends
stormed Elder Hutchinson and family
Saturday night. Sick listed: Mr.
McVea and family, Bob Sellars, Oh.
lie Craft, Elder J. H. Dudley anC
wife, Tom eileen, wife and baby
Toby Caldwell and wife.
Deaths: MI. Perry Thomas anc
Joe Dairy.
Arrivals: Mr.. M. J. Stevenson
from Brookshire, after going to his
work was wounded by sticking q
coley key in his hand at the Katy
round house, Mrs, A. c. Steed from
San Antonio, Mrs. Ella White, moth
er of B. Sanders are here visiting
family.
Mr.. Hubbard Dabney. brother Of
Mrs. L. Whepper is here from Camp
Macarthur.
Departures: Mr.. Brown to Louisi-
ana; Mrs. Conner to Martindale, Mrs
Pendegrass tor Bastrop, Miss Ger
trude Craft to Fort Worth, to at
tend school, Mrs. Sallie b. Caldwell
has Joined the number of Express
readers.
DR.. Adams and family accompanied
by Miss B. Williams motored to West
Point, Sunday.
Rev. Hutchinson took i'll Sunday
evening. Brother Frank Payne, oc-
cupied his pulpit.
B. Sanders has opened restau-
rant at Catley's old place.
See Roy Burlison for The Dallas
Express.
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JACKsBORO.

Jacksboro, Texas, Jan. 16-School
has closed again on account Of the
flu.
Sick listed: Naomi Mitchell, con-
valescent Clara Mosely. Locke Lew
is, Hugh Shelton, Helen Phillips.
Miss L. B. Barnes has gone to her
school work in Vernon. Texas. A
crowd Of Jacksborites made fly
ing trip to Mineral Wells. Mr.. Wal
ter Brumley is on the sick list.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-18

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Kink-no-more Will straighten the kink.
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little combing the hair becomes
straight not to stay for one day or
one week. but to last from six to
eight months. Water nor nothing else
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been Strengthened. Kink.no-more Is q
wonder worker. SO marvelously does
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magic, and is unique because there
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will not straignren.
Kink-n1- more is q vegetable com.
pound; it Is perfectly harmless and
will not injure the scalp nor hair. But
will step 1t from falling out; positively
removes dandruff; promotes q luxur'
liant growth of healthy hair and
keeps It soft and glossy. Remember
that Kink-no-more is sold under
guarantee to do all that is claimed for
to anyone on the receipt Of $1.00 q
regular size box Of Kink-no-more
enough to straighten from one to two
heads of hair. When ordering send
registered letter, postal money order or
EXPRESS money order. Liberal induce
mepts offered to agents. Write today
for special agents. Enclosed cent
stamp for reply. Agents wanted every
where.
Address
PROF. L. F. SHELTON.
lot Prospect Avenue.
Asbury Park. N. J.
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WACO

Waco. Texas. jan. 16. Mrs. A. d
Key, @. w c. Jurlsdiction OF Texas
arrived in car ;ity promptly last
Tuesday. Wednesday she met the
Courts OF C:ganthe in Joint session
Her lecture was timely ard instruc.
dive. Prof. A. s. jackson spoke Of
The good the ladies had done In
placing the Court at the kead OF the
list financially Rev. Mcpherson
pastor N. 9Th st. Baptist church wal
also present. Mrs. Morris, niece 81
Mrs. Ernest Turner spent several
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Special Opportuni-
ty For Ambitious
Women.

Buy Government Bonds and
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Dressers and Beauty Culturists
are, buying hundreds Of dollars
worth of themi daily to help
win the war. Invest the money
you will earn from this excep-
tlanal opportunity.
Learn a high class trade, one
that your service will be il
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$500 to $500 and sometimes
more day or evening at home.
Plenty of FORK and positions
opened to those who know how.
Let me teach you artistic Hair
dressing, manicuring, Face mas
sage, csalp treatment. How to
cultiw, e and grow hair. How
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How T. make switches, etc,
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to use the latest appliances tlat
save. half the time and labor.
Nine. De Carol, an old ex-
perienced Hair dresser and
Beauty culturist, will teach you
the French and American sys-
tenn by mail.
This course, for a limited
time, has heen reduced to $500
so each girl can learn. Send
a money order to the IDEAL
CO., Box 70, Station G., New
York City.
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Special prices to agents.
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Enclose 10 cents for mailing
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THURBER.

Thu Der, Texas. Jan. 16.-sundav
schod was well attended Sunday
Services and preaching at 1900
O'Clock ard at night.
Sick listed. Miss Beatrice Blaine
and Mrs. Ada Doggett
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GREAT SECRET.

Roots Lucky Stones and Black
Magic Secrets to each person sending
rs cents to help pay for this adver-
tisement, etc. Il will send free In
structions by DR.. John George Hol-
man, disclosing how one may ac-
quire luck, success ana avoid evil
influences. address r. Wester, Box
131. Montgomery, Ala.
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Expression Of Appreciation.

We wish to express our most sim
cere thanks and appreciation to our
friends who were so nice to us dur
ing the last illness of our beloved
husband, father. also the for the
beautiful floral offerings. May Gods
richest blessings rest upon you all
Mrs. Pauline Beasly, Wife.
Raphael Beasley, Son.
Mrs. Tom Murphy, Sister.
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TEXAS TOWNS


days here with her aunt, he has re-
turned to Lampasas. DR.. H. L.
Smith returned from Marshall. where
be met the knights and Daughters
OF Tabor Board. Mrs. Lowry of
Beaumont is here visiting. Miss Ber-
nice Anderson Of Los Angeles, Cal,
spoke TO packed audience at New
Hope, Sunday afternoon, subject,
"Unhyphenated DEMOCRACY" She is
pleasing speakers OF The Law
SCHOOL OF Chicago University. She
visited the Moore high school and
lectured Monday to the teachers and
students.
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WantedI

Wanted Colored barber, guaran-
tee $3.50 II fast and can make $780,
90. 1S1 s. Main, F. T. Turner, Prop.
McAlester. Okla.
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Miss Daisy Stewart and Miss Olev-
ia Seay of Lanius, visited Mrs. VIII
lie Seay last week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
Beauty Chats
4 Summer Bleach.

A BOUT this time Of the year. the
n most valuable thing a woman can
have for her complexion. is a sooth-
ing. whitening skin lotion. something
to tone down the sunburn. 70 keep
the skin soft without making it oily.
to make it resist the further drying
effects OF the hot sunshine And about
the best lotion OF this sort IS cucum-
Der Milk.
It is easily made at home. and like
most Of the best cosmetics. contains
nothing but simple ingredients
First Of all. get lot Of fresh green
skins and al. put on with very lit
tie water and stSW till quite soft
Take this mushy mass. strain first
through sieve then through a cloth
Put aside ten ounces OF the juice
Take another ounce and a half, and
mix this with an ounce and a half
Of what IS called high proof alcohol.
which makes three ounces Of "es-
sence-" Now put one-Quarter ounce Of
powdered white CASTLE soap into a jar.
shake till the soap dissolves- After a
few hours. add the ten ounces OF Gu
cumber juice, shake again. then add
four ounces OF sweet almond oil and
tWo-thirds of a drachm of tincture of
benzoin-or a whole drachm II You
like it bit more astringent-
Stir and beat until you have a
smooth creamy mixture. Put Up IN
small bottles and keep in a dark
closet and shake before using You
can rub this on the face after wash
ing, OF before or after exposure 10
the sun II IS readily absorbed by
the skin AS the cucumber juice con-
tains a natural arsenic. the stronger
It is the better. The oil is softening
and bleaching. too The soap helps
make it smooth and creamy and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

ure which he had buried SO many
years before
At this time all the evil The Master
had done seemed borne in flood
upon my lords BRAIN He became
moody and took to drink There had
been talk that he connived with the
crew which The Master had hired for
his expedition into the wilderness,
bribing the leaders TO make way with
his brother. There is no evidence Of
that, but it IL true that The Master
Indian servant TO save his life. as he
said, did bury him alive. with the in
tent to resurrect and restore him later
by the agency of some secret Oriental
trick
Ny lord and a party. I being Of It.
followed The Master, and it was when
the East Indian vas lifting his body
from the grave that we came upon
them I thought for a moment that
the eyelids fluttered- Others say that
the lips strove to speak. that his teeth
showed through his beard, which may
have been, as I was busy elsewhere.
for at the first disclosure Of the dead
mans eyes. my lord had fallen to the
ground When 1 raised him he was
q corpse
I buried him there; my lady laid an
equal stone to each; and there where
they died. side by side. they lie to this
day--Copyright 1919. by Post Pub
fishing Co (The Boston Post-) Pub
lished by special arrangement with
the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate All
rights reserved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
HOROSCOPE
FRIpAY, JULY 1s, 1sIa.

THIS should be a fortunate day, for
l the Sun and Jupiter are in strong
" benefic aspects.
The planetary influences are be-
lieved to stimulate all the human en-
ergies. giving initiative and daring
in political moves or business enter
prises.
The sun is in 4 place read as ex-
ceedingly beneficial to men in public
life, making for kiEdlier judgment OF
their policies and giving insight into
their best motives.
This should be a most suspicious
sway for seeking appointments or OBJ
tanning positions 1t is held TO be
most encouraging to those who have
ambitions toward commercial success
Those who read the stare declare
that there is foreshadoWed strong
alliance between financiers and politi-
cal parties Organizations having for
their objects the peoples welfare will
develop strange affiliations. the seeers
declare
Much hospitality is TO be preffered
to distinguished persons in the next
few months. Official entertainments
The stars are read as forecasting
the coming and going of ENJOYS and
missions that bear messages which
Will arouse anxiety.
Jupiter today is in an aspect sup
posed TO encourage eloquence- A new
labor leader who is unusually gifted
is to appear within the year.
The fact that in the horoscope of
the president has progressed toward
the ascendant Of the king of England
is interpreted as indicating possiblel
difficulties in which the
two heads of government are in
volyed.
The Pope is subject to adverse lunar
influences that may indicate many re-
ligious problems. He should safe
guard his health
Persons whose birthday it is have
the forecast of an extraordinarily sue
cessful year. Money should increase.
Those who are employed probably will !
be promoted
Children born on this day are likely /
to be generous and respected These
subjects of Cancer usually rise stead 4
Iy in business or professional careers
Copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE wIGGILY AND THE CARPET.


, oh. yes" replied the bunny 1T VIII
: take one an hour more TO finish tack
ing the carpet Where are you go
lust over TO cali on Mrs StubtaiI
J the lady bear" answered Miss Fuzzy
( Wuzzy- she has new way Of max
ing. cherry pie with prunes. and want
20 learn"
Please do" begged Uncle Wigeiiy-
I love cherry pie So while he kept
went down the street TO see Mrs
Stubtail
Uncle Wiggily sat in the middle OF
. the parior floor. lacking down the
carpet He had the tacks in a little
dish beside him. and he pulled them
around with hifn wherever he went.
ike riding tiny black ants on a sled.
All OF sudden. as Mr. Lousears
was putting in the last few tacks.
some one opened the parlor door
WY you are back earlier than
looked Tor YOU Nurse Jane said the
bunny rabbit, without looking up
are you going to give me some
prune-cherry pie"
No. but you are going TO give me
some souset That is what you are go
ing 10 give mel~ cried an unpleasant
voice. and, looking up IN surprise In
Gle Wiggiiy saw the bad old fox
-Oh. don't think you can get awayt''
Spickered the fox. as he sat down on
tA-I newly La-Ecl CARPET lESluE Uncle.
W agSily- Nurse Jane isn't here 70
save you I saw her go out That's
why / came in Now I'm going 10 take
you OF 10 my den and bite off your
ears"
Uncle Wiggily shivered. He looked
at the fox and saw that the bad chap
was wearing a long-tailed coat Then
Uncle WlgEily looked at the tacks he
had left and at the hammer Uncle
Wiggily suddenly had an idea
Before YOU take me away he said
gently, will you kindly let me finish
taezing this carpet
Yes. but be quick about liz growied
the fox. hitching along on the floor
where he sat. so as 10 be closer 10
Uncle Wiggily- The long tails OF the
the. floor.
Bang Hammert WhackF' went
Uncle Wiggily. hammering in the
lacks Bang Hammer. Whack.-
We'll. guess that carpet is fin
fshed-" groWled the fox. after a bit
Now come along with mei'
The fox tried to get Up but he
Couldn't He pulled and ruEEed- but
something held him fast 10 the floor
Hi. there. What's the natter"
''Oh. nothing much.~ laughed Uncle
Wiggily. as he hoped out of the
parlor- ! only Just tackled YOU fast
TO the floor BY your coat tails" he
said And there you'll stay until ! /
get the policeman dog to arrest YOU 4
I can tack down coat tails as well as a I
carpet You're fast. AR Fox
And so the fox was. and soon a po-
liceman dog came. got him loose with 1
a tack puller and arrested the bad /
chap Then Uncle Wiggily finished I
lacking the carpet and all was well 4
And II the goldfish doesn't get all wet 1
when il tries 10 bring in a pail OF 4
water for the sponge cakes birthday |
party III tell you next about Uncle 4
Wiggily and the tickly grass-COpy-
right. 1913. BY Mclure Newspaper Syn
dictate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17

on Mr.. Henry. I never knew q wom-
an" said The Master, who did not
! continue to prefer me to you" AT
I which Mr. Henry coldly struck him
: on the mouth.
a blowi" cried The Master. Il will
not take blow from God Almighty,
I must have blood for this."
They fought beyond the shrubbery.
bringing the candles for them From
the first AIr. Henry showed bimselt
the stronger, which so surprised and
confused The Master that he tried
foul play, but got only the length Of
Mr.. Henry's sword through the body.
He fell. apparently .lifeless-
Mr. Henry shook with sobs- I led
him into the house, and told the old
lord and my lady, but going back to
bring in the body, I found II gone a
dead or alive, but the nights work
threw Mr.. Henry into a fever, and his
mind was never the same clear mind
as of old
The old lord died. and to my lady
and Mr.. Henry, now my lord, was born
a boy. and TO that hoy my lord became
a We which had not been so with
h. irst child, Katherine He would
pass by his wife as though she were
a dog before the hearth 10 come al
the boy. Without doubt this was in
the nature Of a judgment on my lady,
she who had been SO cold so many
years to every mark OF his tenderness
but to me it was monStrous, and I
was emboldened. much as loved him,
to say so; but my saving so only
served TO send my lord sick to bed
and to earn for me from my lady
the word that was no better than an
old maid
This brings me TO that morning in
April. 1864. that The Master returned
70 US again this time with an Indian
servant With his return my lord and I
lady, I urging them on. took ship for (
New York, where my lady had proD-l
erty through her father This voyage |
so I thought. viii at one stroke rid !
them Of The Master and weave them
closer together.
Twenty days it took The Master to !
learn where they had gone; where
upon he also sailed for New York. and !
I on the same ship. praying that she
would go down, even with myself with /
her. If it would but take The Master /
also I looked forward with woe to
the day he should set foot in New 4
York. but our ship was a slow sailer. /
and other ships which sailed later I
arrived before Us; SO il happened /
that my lord had word Of The Masters 1
coming and prepared for him There !
was suspicion Of more than one m1r-
der. II seems. to The Masters hand Il
during the earlier stay he made IN 4
America, and so now he found IL a
better business to leave New York and /
nunt in the wilderness for that treas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
By Edna Kent Forbes

benzoin serves both to preserve and
10 make the lotion little astringent.
The many women who cannot use
cold cream in the warm weather with
out having q shiny nose all day OF
the women who have an oily skin the
year round. viii find this milk in
valuable
Questions and Answers
Sixteen L Y.-Try rolling your hair
on kid curriers'. right after the sham
poo This will give IL body for a few
days while the wave lasts and then
You can do It up more easily. Your
only trouble is in poSsessiong unusu-
ally fine hair If you can do little
with il now after the shampoo. try
some other type Of hair dressing
B. N ITO bleach the hairs above
the lip, try a lotion made Of equal
parts OF peroxide and ammonia.
Louis heels won't stop a girl from
growing. but they are not good for
her. and shouldn't be worn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder for kidney and
bladder troubles. gravel diabetes.
weak and lame back. Rheumatism and
irregularities OF the kidneys and blad-
der in both men and women. n not
sold BY your druggist. viii be sent by
mail on receipt OF S1-25 One small
bottle Is two months treatment. and
often cures. Send for sworn testirno-
malls. Or. z. ". Hall. 1926 Olive St,
St Louis. no Sold b. drugEistz-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-17
DANG Bang Bang Whack
u Whackts

DANG Bang Bang Whaek
u whackr'
That was the noise Uncle wiggily
heard one morning as he awakened in
his hollow stump bungalow.
Hello. Nurse Janer' called Mr..
Longears 10 his muslxrat lady house
keeper. The bell must be broken, and
some one is knocking at the door,
Don't you hear them?"
That isn't any one knocking,-'
laughed Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. u was
just lacking down the parior carpet.
which you so kindly cleaned for ne
yesterday. While ] was waiting for
you to come to your breakfast Of
broiled lettuce pancakes. with maple
sugar gravy on. thought I'd tack
down the carpet hope didn't wake
you>up."
That wouldn't matter" the bunny
rabbit said, IS he stretched his ears
and pinkled his twink nose 1T IS time
I was up. anyhow And, Nurse Jane.
lacking down parl0r carpets is too
hard work for you Let me do it.
1t Is bit hard" admitted Nurse
Jane.
Then finish getting my breakfast.
II you please" said Uncle Wiggily. as
he came downstairs and I'll finish
lacking the carpet after I have eaten
II did not take 1Ir- Longears a great
while to eat his brea kfast Not that
he ate too fast. but ne did not waste
much time reading the paper that
morning he was anxious to begin
lacking down the carpet
'Whack. Bangt Bang
That was Uncle Wiggily hammering
lacks in the floor 20 hold the carpet
down so II wouldn't dance all over
when the photograph played a fox
trot for the legs OF the chairs.
Bang Hammer, Whackr' went
the bunny rabbit gentleman Nurse
Jane came and looked in the parlor
door
You'll be busy here for some little
time yet. won't you, Uncle Wiggily7'
she asked