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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
MARSHALL.

Marshall. Texas, Dec. 1S.-Mar-
riage license issued to the following
D. S. Smith and Mr.. NJ. Patterson,
Haywood Austin and Miss Bessie
Jordan, Richard Lane and Miss Liz
zie Hood, Pink Board and Miss AL
berta Smith, John Davis. Mrs. Mae
Henry, Louis Robertson, Miss Ber-
nercia Williams, Allie Herod and
Miss Luella Haggerty. The big
Christian debate to have been be-
tween Rev. R. A. Granger of the
Baptist church and Rev. w. H. Isam
of the Christian church did not come
off as planned, the cause: the fol-
lowing out of town preachers fol-
the debate, Revs. VIM Childress,
Midway, Texas; L. Rand. Jefferson,
Texas; Deacon Bob Couch, Jefferson,
Texas I. ~ Isam, Hallsville, Texas;
H. Isam, evangelist; T. H. Merchant,
Longview, Texas.
Mr.. Lee johnson is much improved.
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Ritsel. Texas. Dec. DESERVES
Was hnll at all the churches Sunday
ON account Of cold weather.
TIE members Of New Zion, enjoy
edi lively Sunday school as usual
Rev. S. D. Degrate. one of our
young ministers departed this life
Tuesday and was buried in the new
ccmctery near Perry, Wednesday.
The progressive farmers Of this
district have been very busy for the
last few days killing hogs and lay
INK up for rainy day.
Mr.. Smith Williams OF Marlin. was
here Sunday visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. a. j Merritt and Mr..
c. b. Dorsey spent two days in
Waco on business. There will be a
big Christmas tree given at the New
zion Baptist church Wednesday
night, Dec. "a. and big Masonic
feast at the hall on the q beginning
at 2 D. m.
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TEXAS COLLEGE CULLINGs.

Tyler, Texas, Dec. Is, 1919.
The yesper exercise given under
the supervision Of Miss Anna r.
Sheffield. Sunday evening at 1880
was success.
Some Of the participants were
Misses Lillian Lewis, Cleburn@ Fay
Benson, TT. Worth, G. Brown, Tyler
Palace Mallard, Rusk; Allie NJ Ham
ilton, Louisville and others.
The final football game between
the high schools squad and the Eng
lish Departments squad was called
off on account of the severe weather
Each squad is anxious to get into
the fight for the championship. The
winning squad will be honored with
grand football supper.
The Reverend Amos of Nacog.
doches was a pleasant visitor at the
school last week.
On Friday night, Mr.. Murphy
(white) of the city, entertained the
faculty staff and student body with
musical and reading selections. w,
trust to secure the service of Mr.
Murphy again soon.
The members of the Y M. C. A.
have launched a great rally which
will end Monday The money win BIZ
used to help hear the expense OF 8
delegate to the North American
Students Volunteer Conference" Al
Des Moines, Iowa.
The holiday season is rapidly APP
preaching and every student is urg-
ed to do his Christmas shopping be.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, Dec. 18.-Mrs. Lu-
cile Johnson Of Fort Worth is in the
city visiting her mother and father
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Johnson. Rev. j.
d. Johnson was in, Dallas last week
on business. Mr. Johnson of Den
ton was in the city this week visit
ing friends.
Rev. T. q. Higgs was out of the
city this week on business.
Rev. Carr and Mrs. Ida Hirman
have returned from the annual com
terence at Fort Worth. Rev. Carr
has been sent back to the pastorate
of The c. M u. church.
P. e., A. G. VIM held a successful
quarterly conference at the A. NJ. (,
church Sunday S3O.S5 was raised and
six persons joined the church.
Rev. Lynch was in Ravenna Sun
day to preach Rev. Windows install
lation sermon.
Mrs. Inez Anderson and daughter
have returned from Gainesville
where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nose Alexander.
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PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg, Texas, Dec. 18.-The
aftermath of the annual conference
Rev. A. H. Daniel, ex-pastor of st.
Beaulah C. M. T.. church has been
sent to Tyler station for the next
conference year and Rev. w. A.
Jones, ex-pastor of the G. M. Z.
church. Winnsboro, will take up the
pastorate here.
Rev. M. Lewis goes to Rocky Mt.
Circuit. where the souls of many,
who have been patiently waiting to
hear who would be sent to care for
the Christian folk.
Yhe church constituents of the
Pittsburg District should feel CRATE
full to the RI Rev. Bishop Cottrell
for having supplied the District with
such strong preachers and most of
all such manly presiding elder
City Church News.
Although the weather was cold
Sunday, pastor Jones was at his
post preached splendid and in
structive sermon at II o'clock from
the "Beatitudes." st. Beaulah. st.
stephens. Norris Chapel. and st.
Pauls' doors were opened and SER
vice was fairly we'll attended.
Money raised at the annual con-
ference. East Texas over S12,000.O0
the conference donated Bishop p.
Cottrell 100000 for his anniversary
present. The Missionary Council un-
der the direction OF Nine NJ G. Cone
land, Hopkinsville. Ky. gave Mr..
Jones, nastor Of the Evening Chapel
A. NJ. r. church otTiciated Remains
laid to rest in the Rocky Mound
cemetery
The Mystic Weavers were enter
tanned by Mrs. Obeiia Mitchell, Fri
day The Happy Hour Club, under
the direction OF Mr.. G. Dyke Baker
is still moving along nicely. Miss
Jessie Wright was the entertainer
last week.
Personals.
Mines. M. Lewis. Mary Jackson
lizzie Williams. Revs. F. s. Stems
g. Y. RODGERS. c. Hubert and AIR
e. Dyke Baker attended the Fast
Texas Annual Conference at Tex
arkana.
The faculty Of the Rocky MOUND
school appreciates the co-operat'or
OF the young people AND the patrons
Of the school. IN an effort last FRIDAY
night to furnish the school with some
much needed utensils.
The Domestic Science department
OF Center Point Hitch school over
which Mrs. J. G.. Simms is suner-
visor is making good The Agricul-
tnral department under the super
vision OF Prof. T.. B. Cash is also
progressing nicely.
Mr.. L0uzie Hughes. highly es-
ltoemed Christian died Sunday night
Dec. 9TH funeral from Evening Chape'
! Monday
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HITEWRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, Dec. 18.-First
Baptist church held her first an
nlversary with their pastor, Rev.
l.. H. Hervey. Rev. Heryey has been
with us one year and have done our
church untold good. Rev. Henry is
one among many the best pastors in
the Baptist Ranks and is worthy
gospel preacher.
Money raised was $3.50. Sunday
school was well attended. Rev. G.
Il. Patterson preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday at IL o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. L. H. Hervey
preached one of the best soul STIR
ing sermons that has ever been heard
in this city.
Mrs. Dizzy Allen was called to
Bonham on account, of the death of
her grand mother, Mrs. Dicey Neal.
Mr.. r. G. Gatewood is on the sick
list. Mr.. Lomey Freeman has moved
from Trenton. Mr.. Offers Freeman
being well.
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OknIULGEE.

Okmulgee, Texas, Dec, 1S.-A soul
stirring sermon was preached at the
A. NJ p. church last Sunday by the
pastor Rev, Kidd. Sunday being the
first Sunday. The holy communion
was taken by the members and
friends who wished to take.
The wedding bells are beginning
to ring again in this section. 1t was
clearly proven last Monday night
when Mr.. Jno. Erath of this city
was happily married to>Mrs. Sarah
Franklin. The couple lives on north
Porter avenue.
Invitations are out for another
wedding which will be that of Mr..
Willie Lewis, one of Okmulgee's
worthy young men, to Miss Ophelia
Cross, one of our pioneer young
ladies, that finished high school here
last spring. Miss Cross decided that
she would rather take cottage
course.
The Okmulgee county schools will
close Friday, Dec. 18th, for one week
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Matte Hearing was called to
the city last week on account of the
seemed to be serious illness of her
little daughter. G.. Herring. She is
improving rapidly.
Miss Dorsey Anderson. one of our
county teachers who has been i'll
for quite a while departed this life
Sunday, Dec. 14th.
Among the churches. the Home
Mission Circle of the First Baptist
church closed their years work with
successful rally, Dec. LIST. The
clubs reported as following: Mrs. j.
Lotion, chairman of club No. 1, $12.05
Mrs. M. Young, chairman club No.
2, $500; Mrs. NJ E. Colbert, chair
man club No. 8, $4,000 club No. 4,
$51.07, total raised $105.42.
C. NJ Harris, Pres.
B. Il. Jordan, Secretary.
At the A. NJ. r. church services
were inspiring. Rev. G. G. Grafton,
pastor of c. M. E. delivered his
first sermon Sunday. Rev. ]. G. Will
liams, pastor of Mt. Olive Presby-
terrain church returned from Ten
nessee, where he was called to the
bed side of his brothers.
The Dallas Express agent urges
that customers call at SIS E. 9Th
ST., for their papers.
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MILFORD.

Milford, Texas, Dec. 1S.-Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches. Rev. G. w. Burton filled
his pulpit at Mt. Moriah Baptist
church and preached noble SER
mon. Misses Jimmie and Mamie Jcr-
dan and Mrs. Gilly Taylor went to
Dallas. Mrs. Helen Johnson has re-
turned from Fort Worth. Mrs. Jim
mic Miller went to Fort Worth. Prof.
and Mrs. l.. G. Mcdonald and chill
dren went to Waxahachie to atten j
the teachers Institute. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Daniels, boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. War
rem, a baby.
Lest you forget, pay your poll
tax Jan. 31st, 1919, is the last day.
Read the Express.
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ITASCA.

Itasca, Texas, Dec. 1S.-Sunday
school at the Bethlehem Baptist
church was well attended this morn
ing. Supt. VIM was at his post
with his faithful corps of teachers
Bro. B. S. Standifer, teacher won
both banners at four o'clock. The
B. Y. p. u, with Bro. f. M. McGin-
mis-, president had a successful meet
ing. The bass solos rendered by
Deacons VIM and Henderson were
fine. You missed treat when you
failed to be present at the B. Y. P,
U. Misses Beaulah and Mona, left
for Lagrange, Texas, Monday night
Master Joe Allen Conner made Q
flying trip to Waco, today to visit
his father. Bro. Silas Shaw, Rev
Moore and Rev. Holloway were in
Waco last week attending the an
nual conference. Mrs. Mann of Mart
Texas, is in the city visiting her
mother, sisters, and friends. Miss
Mary Georgia, the niece Of Mrs. Gus
Brown, who has been in the city
for quite while left for her home
in Palestine, Texas. Mrs. Minerva
Scroggins of Yoakum, Texas, en- route
to Fort Worth, stopped over for a
few days with Mrs! Bolden, Sunday
Mrs. Reed and Grand daughter
Emma johnson of Holland are in
the city, the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Troy Fulcher. Mrs. Willie Steele
left for Dallas, Tuesday last. Mrs
R. L. Scott entertained Mrs. A. E.
Carter Sunday
Mrs. Beatrice Henry, who has
been in the city for quite while
left for Lagrange today. Mr.. VIM
Sears was in Hillsboro. on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sadberry has
moved home. with his father, Mr.
Clark Sadberry.
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LUFKIN.

Lufkin, Texas, Dec. Slowing to
condition Of weather services were
dull at all churches Sunday.
Prince Kaba Rega Unyora Tribe
of British East Africa will exhibit
a panorama show at Long Chapel
G. M. f. church commencing Dec.
22nd and continuing six night Rev.
w. Hunter, p. g., of Houston, district
passed through the city last week
EN- route to Nigton. Prof. Il. Williams
Deputy and Grand Master OF S. and
d. 0. c., has been in the city for
several days.
Mr.. s. d. Hackney, formerly of
this place, but now of st. Louis.
Mo-, Is In the city visiting his father,
who is very sick.
The officials of Long Chapel c.
M. II. church met Dec 18th in a
business session in which the assess
.ment for pastor in charge was made
at a raise to S10.O0000. This being
only for his first charge, Mr.. H..
Griffin, chairman; Mr.. VIM. L. En-
gram, secretary. To the Express
readers II you shold be out of the
city during the holidays for week
or ten days you can have the Express
sent to you for cents per copy.
See Mr.. s. w. Booker. the agent.
+ If you fail to find what you want
to read in the Houston Informer,
see the Dallas Express. the old re-
liable paper
Prof. j. d. Robinson, State Deputy
of the American Woodmen visited
Camp No. II. December Sth and 8
members were added to the camp.
He spoke many good and encourag-
ing words to the camp.
The board meeting of the ]. S. &
ID. Of c., will be held at c. NJ. T..
church, JAN, 1920.
Rev. w. S. Singleton, Grand Presi-
dent; Prof. e. Williams. Deputy and
Grand organizers. Mr.. George Chan
cey. who was reported sick some
time ago died Dec. H. was laid 10
rest in Strangers Rest cemetery,
Rev. w. @. Hunter will hold his
first quarterly conference at Long
Chapel G. M. Il. church. Dec. 2Sth.
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SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas, Dec. IS. The
Sunday school was well attended
Sunday with a large crowd present
even though It had been freezing
since Saturday evening.
Rev. c. c. Reed came Friday TO
have conference at Mt Rose that
night AT this meeting the members
decided to give him vacation on
the fourth Sunday.
Rev. Reed preached Rt eleven
o'clock for Rev, Jenkins. visiting
minister and at three o'clock for
covenant. At seven O'Clock the b.
Y. P. u, was called to order and
went on into night service and at
$3.50 b. M. Rev. Reed delivered one
OF his gospel sermons which aroused
the spiritual side OF each individual
s5400 was raised.
Mrs. Birdwell, the great contralt1
Of Texas was at Mt. Rose Baptist
church Sunday and sang for the
Indicators Staff, local company
Monday night.
Mrs. G. L. Lawson and daughter
Ciytite were Beaumont visitors Sat
urday.
MI WIN irving Of Big Hill is
the guest Of his wife. Mrs. L B
Irving
This seem to be one Of the hardest
winters ever witnesspd in Sour Lake
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CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, Dec. 1S.-Mr. K
Scott is hack from Dallas, where he
spent five weeks. The new pastor
of St James A. NJ. E., met his new
church Sunday all were glad TO meet
each other
Miss Hattie White spent a few
DAYS in Rockdale last week.
Mrs. N. Harvey spent the week
end with her husband. Rev. s. N
Harvey.
District was in the city Saturday
en- route to his quarterly conference
at Chapel Hill church.
Mrs. Bessie Sapp is back from
Alto, where she was called to attend
the bedside of her sisters boy VINO
died a few days ago.
Texas Central Lodge of Odd Eel
lows met in regular session ano
elected officers.
Mr.. S. e. Langster has purchased
a nice home in S. w. Calvert, neal
the A. NJ E. Zion church. Mr.. Lang
ster is still in West, Texas, making
good.
Mrs. Gertrude Brasmon left few
DAYS ago for Dallas, where Mr.. Bras
mons is working, they VIII make
Dallas their home.
Mrs. Allie Erby is back from waco
where she spent a few days. Rev
F. Erby is up after having under
gone an operation.
las. Burleson left Saturday night
for Palmer, Texas, to spend Few
days with friends.
Rev. H. C. Brisby of Bryan, Texas,
nassed through Calvert, Saturday en-
route for East Bryan, where he is
Mastering the A. M. e, church at
that place. He pastored st. James al
this place last year.
The newly appointed pastor of st.
James A. NJ. e. church. Rev. Grant
was introduced by the president, Rev.
Grant made a strong talk telling the
association that he was in sympathy
with the move and asked to be en-
rolled as a chartered member. Being
late the president called the meeting
to a close by motion that the next
meeting be at the independent Bap-
fist church
MISS Mamie fllChS 10 HOAlS ~
few days. She will leave Tuesday
for Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yepp is now
housekeeping on w. Mitchell st.
The Inter-D enominatitonal Sun
day school Association met last Sun
day at st. James A. NJ E. church
Rev. II. H. Brawly opened the meet.
ing. Rev. Grand of the A. NJ. E
church read the scripture lesson In
vocation by Rev. Covingtonl Mrs
LP. %. Davis, Supt., st. James A. NJ
p. Sunday school and President Of
the Association presided at the in.
strument. After the meeting was
opened the president made a few
pointed remarks after which pro
ceeded to the regular business. The
enumeration committee reported tC
the meeting Sc cards and about zoe
persons enrolled several present
made strong talks Mr.. Roberts was
aftetr getting the names straight after
which he started on the financial
side of the association whereupor
the motion that all the. money col
lected Sunday the 18th inst, go t.
the association
Mt Zion and Jones Prairie.
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Somebody said don't let the same
bee sting you twice." We wonder
what he'd do in Dallas if his house
was piped with gas.
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FORNEY.

Forney, Texas, Dec 1S.-S. S. was
largely attended at the two Baptist
churches. Rev. P. M. Mitchell was
at his post Sunday and preached two
noble sermons. The little Flock
Baptist church is planning for a
church anniversary, beginning Sat
urday night before the fourth Sun
day in December. Mrs. Willie Gill
lis and little son of Fort Worth, are
here visiting relatives and friends
a few days.
Mr.. Ernest Server and Miss Della
Wyatt were united in holy wedlock,
Sunday night at 1880 D. M, at the
Little Flock Baptist church. Rev.
P. NJ. Mitchell officiated. Mr.. c. w.
Sanders was in Dallas, last Saturday.
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some H9Ag IL Hexag

Mrs. Fred wyman on colman ST.
The pupils of the high school viii
present a Christmas cantata. The
Gruff Judge, happy Santa Claus on
2Srd attendance is cents and 10
cents. This is for the benefit Of the
Brass Band, SO come.
Any one desiring to get the Ex-
press win call at Mr.. NJ. M. Mos
leys barber shop and see Mr.. R. Z.
Alexander or C. C. Taylor, agent.
PIP Fall street.
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ROCKwALL.

Rockwell, Texas, Dec. 11.-Rey. G.
W. Nelson has returned home and
filled his appointment at ST. Paul.
Mr. Johnny Deason spent the week
IN Muskogee, Okla, in attendance
OF Rev. F. r. Handles installation.
Miss Beatrice Matthias and Mr.. Jesse
Ellis were quietly married. Mr.. An
derson Jones and Miss Hattie B. Per-
ry united in a matrimony.
Mr. J. B. Boykin visited in Dali
las 14th inst.
Mr.. A. Carter visited in Lone Oak,
last week
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CLEBURNE.

Cleburne, Texas, Dec. 1S.-The
first anniversary Of Rev. II. H.
Palmers at the Shiloh Baptist church
passed off nicely, $4,000 was raised.
Mr.. Floyd Gee and Miss Rosetta Mar
tendale were married Sunday night
at the home of the brides. Rev.
Joseph A. Brown, officiated. Mr..
Troy Carr of Mineral Wells was, the
guest of Miss Ernestine Phillips last
week. Mr.. A. l.. Davis has returned
to Denver, Colo. Mr.. Thurman Han
nah has returned to Kansas City.
Messrs. Eugene Koy and Clifton
Davis have closed their pool hall
and left Friday for the north. Mrs.
Lillian Chandler of Wichita Falls, is
in the city.
Mr.. Jimmie Bell, successful far
mer has moved to the city.
Mrs. Ruff is visiting in Hugo,
Okla. Mrs. Pearl Jackson is very
sick at her home. Miss Lavata
Chandler has returned from Mineral
Wells. Mr.. Troy Carr of Mineral
Wells was Mr.. Johnny Roe's guest
last week. Mr.. Louise Toliver's
cousin, who has returned from New
York recently was his guest.
Mrs. Jim Johnson and Mrs. Mat
tie Kate Thomas, who have been
very sick are improving. Rev. N.
Prince is improving his home. Mrs.
Francis Brewer of Roxton, was the
guest of Mrs. l.. Toliver last week.
Rev. Hammons of Austin was sent
here to pastor the A. M. z. church.
Miss Florence Norbert attended the
annual conference at Waco last week.
Mr.. s. Toliyer of Carwell was the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. L. Toliver
last week. Mrs. Georgia Johnson of
Fort Worth, were guests of Mrs.
Smith Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge
of Kansas City, has moved to Gle
burne.
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TULSA.

Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 1S.-Mme. Let
tie B. Weaver, one of the Long
birds of the race, who has been
studying under one of the Russian
Masters, will visit her home, San
Angelo. Texas, durin0 the holidays
and will no doubt appear in song
recital in several western towns.
This young race woman possesses a
wonderful voice and while a student
of Paul Quinn College was q men,
Der of the Choral club of the school.
Miss Weaver holds position with
the Trflsa Star
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wEATHRRFORD.

Weatherford, Texas, Dec. 1S.-Rev
Jordan, pastor of the First Baptist
church was at his post Sunday. Mr.
Fayette Foster returned Monday
morning to Fort Worth. where he
has been working the weekend.
Several churches were closed on
the account of fuel. Miss Lizzie
Rucker went to Granbury, to visit
her sister.
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fore the rush is on.
At 1900 a. M, Sunday, President
Banks talked to the students on the
Birth Of Christ" at S:45 p. M. he
again called the student-body to-
gether for fireside talk. At, 715 a
program was rendered under the
supervision of Professor R. B. Eli
son.
A. B. RICE. Reporter.
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Dr.<S. Montgomery. Pastor
Sunday school was well attended
a. 1880 q. M. The pastor preached
nm instructive sermon from the sub
sccf Gods Call to zion,' text
fs.Sah 62:1 AT 6 p. m, the B. Y,
= n. was held and Supt Burks went
over the top. AT 7 p. M, the pas
Tor again preached sermon Of his
ice subject, Gods Unspeakable
Gift text End Cor. 9:15 at the close
Of which three persons united with
the church.
correction Instead of our raisina
IN "A months one thousand dollars
=, raised ten thousand dollars. Mrs
Dora Reeves was quietly married e
NJ Henry Sims Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Dr.. Montgomery Is on the sick
lief
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Remember to place your items nf
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I've Are Forcing the Meat Prices DOWN
Automobile Delivery M 14Oe, Auto 14Os
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10
Sulphur Trade in Spain

The importation and distribution of
sulphur in Spain is now in the hands
of special committee. appointed by
the government early in December. ac-
cording to the report of c. B. Hurst.
the American Consul General at Bar
celona. Farmers, merchants and man
ufacturers desiring to import sulphur
must apply to the Ministry of Supplies,
through which the committee works
The latter is made up of members rep
resenting organizations interested in
sulphur and exercises all rights re-
CURED for the importation. distribution
and consumption of that miseral.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-10

and now that the war Is over these
facilities will not be allowed to go to
waste.
In San Francisco the harbor board
recently announced plans for extensive
reconstruction of piers and warehouses.
Plans for an absorption of usual port
charges by division of overhead ex-
rense brings to the front the free port
movement, subject which now looms
large in relation to the commerce of all
ports.
According to Robert Dollar ship
ping authority, Pacific shipping by
America will come into keen competi-
ton with Japan.
Japanese ship owners" he said.