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like suspicious of Mrs. Delarlo Degan
to trlckle through my mind. She'd
smuggled the diamonds, but how did
/ know she hadn't stolen them, tool
These stones, by the looks of them,
never belonged to any uncle or rela-
tive Mrs. Delarlo had in her life-they
never belonged to anything less than
a grand duke or prince, and the fact
that she had no idea Of their real
value was proof that she'd come by
them in some surreptitious way.
Why had l ever brought the things
home? Yet how In common humanity
could / have helped It? II was just
one of those things you've got TO do
when you do 1t. But by the time I'd
finished breakfast l had decided that
the risks l ran and the responsible
ity-to say nothing of the mystery
were one too many for me and I'd
wash my hands of the whole thing
SO without waiting to hear from her
l put on my wraps, stuffed the box in
my stocking and went straight to hel
house.
A wild-eyed Swedish girl let me ir
and showed me to the reception room
saying that her mistress was "glvlnl
n reading and would be out soon,' but
l waited good half-hour. licked OF
by an ugly, expensive mantel clock
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They're all l have IN the world. If
they're found by these scoundrels
they'll be stolen from us. Don't you
see It? That mans thief"
From upstairs came the noise of
pounding on doors and the words. 81
know you're here. so you may as well
open the door,"
l held the box. too paralyzed to
know what to do, but Mrs. Delario had
her wits about her IL l didn't.
"Put 1t in your stocking and rum
she commanded. "Quick-your stock
ing"
And whisked up my skirt, even as
she had done, and slowed the dia.
monds In my stocking.
She pushed me out of the seance
room ahead Of her and we tipt0ei to
the vestibule. "Run." she whispered
"rm going to scream for help as soon
as you're out of sight"
\ =.
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court and nobody will be the wiser-lf
you don't say anything. See?"
ut isn't truel" she cried. "My son
never stole cents worth of anything
In his life"
"IIere's the warrant"
ARREST him II you will, but the law
will prove him innocent-if there's law
In the land, and l sometimes doubt It."
"But hadn't you better talk to him
first? 1t won't hurt to hear what he
has TO say. and If 1t can be arranged
on the quiet"
81 shall not talk to himl Do you
think would insult my son by asking
him If he stole dlamonds2"
Followed silence. Then the mans
voice, "Well, If you won't / suppose
you won't. But you'll regret It."
~ won't"
"Then I'll have to do It myself
Which room is he sick in?"
"The third floor back--but you can't
go up" and she planted herself across
his way.
saw his hand reach out and remove
hers from tho banister and as he
| passed her she senk on the lowest step
and began to sob. may have counted
six when Mrs. Delario whipped into
the seance room, my coat on her arm
| "Quick-you must CO." she whis
pered. "You must hide my diamonds
I gasped and asked, "HowT
"While he's upstairs trying to &c,
into locked ROOM"
She was dragging my coat on my
arms and saying at the same time
Its a fake-that man isn't an officer
I knew 1t was coming-I saw 1t clair
voyantly when Eugene came home
Hurry-hurry
"But suppose" began.
She cut me short. "You cani HI
doesn't know you're here-he dldn'
see you. You can get away while he't
breaking In the door and looking FOL
Eugene. I'll have time to telephon,
the police. Only go-go Immediately
before he sees you."
She whisked up her skirts as sh,
spoke, pulled the box out of her stock
inx and thrust it In my hands. :"
can't" 1 felt I simply couldn't tax,
the responsibility.
''But they're mine-I swear to Go,
they're mine," she cried, evidentl
thinking the mans words had cor
vinced me that the stones were stolen
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CHAPTER v.
More Trouble.

And I did. For the only time-as
far as 1 remember--in the whole of
this adventure into which I'd been
dragged to save friend. the expected
happened. / slept and oversight and
walked up feeling drugged and cold
and with dull wonder IL I'd dreamed
1t the night before, and as i came
out of my bedroom saw the box of
diamonds just where I'd left 1t and
1t gave me u thrill. But let 1t lie
and took my bath and dressed with
out going near 1t. Then I lifted the
lid with the feeling that I was bound
TO find the box empty.
And there lay the ecven diamonds,
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"a MILLION DOLLARS IN MY srockIne-p

synopswhne the little French
a dnet
to
her has been her Calling
remarkable believing
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pomInIon,s Oldest corporatIon.

The Hudson's Bay company Is the
oldest corporation in existence In Can
ada. In 1910 King Charles ii granted
a charter to Prince Rupert and his as
sociates. They were called ''rhe Com
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Trouble follows the trail
Of the bIood-red diamonds.
GRO BE coNTINuED)
China After industries

China After Industries.
Chinese government agents have
been sent to several countries to
study the manufacture of telegraph
and telephone equipment with view
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3Htt.
Matte Wilson were married last
Saturday night. Mr.. Garner Monroe,
and Mrs. Lula Randells were Joined
in wedlock last week.
Mr.. J. M. Mayfield and wife and
little Theodore Anderson left Fri
day for Henderson, Texas.
Rev. Boley from Louisiana was
the guest Of Rev. Weaver Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Jones and son,
from Winnsboro are visitors Of Ter
rell, this week We welcome the
two sisters Of Mrs. A. M. Huckaby.
Mr.. J. Parker Of Fort Worth, ac-
companied his mother and brother
home from San Antonio.
Miss u. A. Williams, Mrs. u. S.
Matthews and daughter. Darthula of
Denison were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence last week. They left
Monday for Dallas.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Lewis returned Sat-
urday from points in Arkansas, where
she visited her relatives and had a
delighted trip,
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1t is needless to say 1t is q great
paper for once you peruse its col
umns, you become convinced that
every Negro home in our city ought
open their doors to the express and
learn Of the progress and great work
the race is accomplishing by CO
operating and encouraging our Col
ored papers, who have the interest OF
the race at heart and who are build
ing up Negro enterprise in most
every city, village and hamlet in cur
state.
Miss Ada Phillips is spending her
vacation visiting friends and rela-
tives at Utley, Texas.
Mr.. Leon Vance is in Houston as
sisting manager Patterson with the
series of games between Houston and
Austin.
Mrs. Henry Anderson Of Dallas Is
visiting her Mother, Mrs. Anna Jones
of West 18th street.
Mr., Henry Overton returned to the
city after an absence Of several
months.
Or. Joseph Wilson. Jr.. is rejoicing
over the success of his weekend
Bazaar which came to a close Yson-
day, was raised.
The many friends and customers u
Or. Thomas, DeL.ashwah Is well
coming him home again, as he is
much benefited in health since his
regeneration at the hot wells at
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St James Church,

Corner End and Harding streets,
Sunday school was opened at 9:3t
a m, Supt Taylor presiding, total
present 1875, collection 1927, review.
ed by Mr.. N. Johnson. Short tall
by Prof Wise OF Waco. Texas, then
closed III o'clock service began al
the usual hour. Rev, Prof. Wise was
introduced by DR.. VIM to speak and
he preached a fine sermon.
Five accessions. B, Y. p. u, al
$3.50 D. m. in full bloom again. DR.
VIM opened service at 1880 D. M,
with his train loaded down nothing
left down stairs but standing room,
the balcony loaded stuck close To
the train ears wide open listening
for the conductors orders at this
time the engineers pulled out with
his train. Mrs. Purnell, fireman
blew the whistle. singing a sweet
solo Keep your Hands Of the Throt-
tie and Your Eyes on the Rail" The
engineer arrived the station safely
NTH FIVE accessions. Delegates
.hrouehht tack fine reDofts-to -asso,
citation at Austin, Texas, and said
TT was OF the greatest sessions. Many
great speakers were at the associ-
alton among Dr. L. l.. Campbell and
others, total accessions for the ten,
total collection s141.64.
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McALIsTER.

MoAlester. Okla. Aug. 21.--Rev.
Frank Motley. pastor Of West Bethel
Baptist church began his revival San
day, Aug 10th. Mr.. Waiter Whita-
ker Of San Antonio. Texas. Is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. w. Whitaker Mrs. Helen Little
John and her two sons have returned
from Washington. D. c. Mrs. Lille
v. Turner and. her little son. Milton
are visiting parents at Point D.
Ernpry. Texas, also Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
lie Howell al yteenville. Texas There
WAS ain entertainment given at lir.
and Mrs. Sledge's residence in honor
~ littlef Jimmie Crayson. Jr, and
other over sea boyp who have return.
ea from Europe.
Mrs, Rissie Boslsc and s0n have re-.
turned from Bnrtesville. Okla. where
thSy have been attending the bed
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TEXAS TOWNS.
RUsK.

Rusk, Texas, Aug. 21.--Prlvate A
D.. Carr, after serving eleven months
{ in France ais a prison guard is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. J. D. Carr Of
this city. Before leaving for his
home in Nacogdoches, Private Carr
will visit his mother, Mrs G. G.
Carr who lives in Tyler.
Rev. jane Paiks, who has been
assisting Re M. Il. Mcdowell in a
revival at Sweet Zion, near Jackson
vile, has returned and he reports
the me ling a success. There were
seven additions to the church. The
finances collected amounted to 1892.
Mrs. Tennie Griffin and children
from Alto, are the guests q Mr.. and
Mrs, Pat Egbert-
Mr.. w. II. Williams, former .esl-
dent OF our city. who has been visit
Ing friends and relatives for a few
days has returned to his home in Dali
las.
New Mt. Olive congregation has
.ciosed out It's revival. Rev. Dews
G.-ptized seven candidates, Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Raines Of Jackson
yille is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Kennedy.
T. fishing parly led by Mr.. A. A.
weems and Mr.. Sam williams went
out from town. ten miles and spent
the night. reports good time. The
guest Of honor was Mr.. w. T. Will
liams Of Dallas.
Mrs. Chester Weems and children
OF Dallas. who have been visiting the
family Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris,
have now returno5 to their home.
Mrs. Weems stoppsd ovcr Ia pales-
tine. her old home for a short stay.
among relatives and friends.
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Fort Worth, Texas, Aug. I'll Mr.
and Mra. G. Brewer Of Corsicana
are light house keeping with Mr.
and Mrs J. G. Curry Of 1900 y. ed
wards street
Mrs. Hardie and Mrs. Sanders Of
Brownwood are visiting friends here
Prof. and Mrs. 7. H. Love Of Gal.
weston are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. A. Oliver.
Mrs. DR.. Rowland and children Of
Bryan are visiting Mrs, b. z. Living.
ston OF 1917 HELEN street
Mrs. Hester Hudson Of Austin en-
route to Oklahoma City to join her
husband spent few days with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Brown,
1906 u. 9th street.
Rev. ]. A. Jones, while holding his
Is in the city visiting her son, Ser
geant Allie Benton from over sea and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. =, Kennedy.
eIly J. A. Jones, while holding his
third quarterly conference at Allen
Chapel a. NJ n. church was high
" entertained with a delicious DIM
ncr at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs G.
w. Brown, 1906 n. 9th st.
: Mrs. O. II. Hodge, Mrs. j. r. Reece
and Mrs. F. J. swanson were the
guests OF Mrs. Lizzie Floyd, Monday
evening.
Mrs. r. H. DILLON Stewart Of San
Anfoni0. was In the city last week
visiting her son and family, Mr. and
airs. Seymour.
Mrs. N. Harris Of 1905 =. End st.,
Is on the sick list
Corporal Earekon T. Ross and Mrs.
Sarah Reed Of 507 Calhoun St., left
Sunday for Tyler 70 visit their moth<
or.
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TERRELL4

Terrell, Texas, Aug. 21.=Services
at each church Sunday were well at
tended Rev c. II Bell has been
confined to the bed this week on ac-
count Of illness
Rev. A. L. white is up again from
two weeks illness.
Mrs. Mary Lee Carroll Is reported
some better. Friends are glad TO see
Mr.. Samuel Dalton up again.
Mrs. Lena Dalp,n and adopted son
left Wednesday for points IN Arkan-
SAD and TENNESSEE to visit friends ard
relatives.
Mr.. James n. Brewsey and Mrs
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side Of her sister. Mrs. =. E. Nc
Daniel have returned from st. Louis
Mo. Mrs. L. o. Cochran. q. q. Nc
Daniel, Matthew Brown have return
from Boley. Okla. where they attend
ed the st. John A. f. A. M. Grand
Lodge.
Mr.. Cecil Johnson's sister Of EN-
poria, Kans., is now visiting him at
this place. Prof J. Wilson Pettus
of Langston, is stopping a few days
IN the city with friends en- route to
Boley. okla. to attend the Grand
Lodge of the U. B. #. Mr.. y. s.
Morand and family stopped over a
short while en- route home to Tulsa,
Okla. Mrs. Matte Lewis, daughter
and son of GAINESVILLE. Ark. are the
guests Of Mrs. Hattie Jackson.
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Marlin.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie walker
who died Aug. 10th at the family
residence was held at Ebenezer Tab
ernacle, Aug. 18th at D. M, after
which the body was conveyed to her
old home. Kosse, Texas, for burial.
accompanied by her devoted husband.
Mr.. ]. M. Walton, Mrs. j. W. Walton
and Mrs. Elmira Dodson Of the Madi-
son Court of which the deceased was
a faithful member.
Mr.. p. w. Watrons, one Of the
prominent farmers OF Utiey. Texas.
forwards the intelligence Of the death
OF Mrs. Alice Meeks OF that thrivsnc
little town. The deceased was a
faithful member of the Baptist church.
We want brother watrons to see
to 1t that the Express is put in every
home in that community.
Remember the price for subscrip-
ton is only $3.50 per year easily in
the reach Of every loyal American
citizen.
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| Mrs. Nancy Robinson left for Crock
EFT. Friday, to visit relatives.
Sailor Walter Harrison, who has
been In France for a long time, Is
back in Rusk, on a furlough. Mr.. Har-
rison was cordially welcomed by the
Mt Pleasant Sunday school as he
has been a faithful member Of il and
he has been greatly missed by the
the Sunday school.
Private VIII Manning is shaking
hands with his friends after a long
stay Ia France lighting the Germans.
Mrs. Pat Egbert has returned from
Texarkana, where she has been visit
ing her daughters Mrs. Bette Gray.
Miss Hannah Ellis Is spending a
few days in Tyler under the treat
ment Of an eye specialist. 1t is TO
be hoped that Miss Ellis will ret
turn soon much improved in sight.
Mr.. Arthur Allen. who has been
laid up with lame foot. is now able
to be about and at his work again.
Delegates were elected, Sunday for
the @. M. b. Sunday school conven-
ton which meets in Rusk, next
month.
Rev. S. Garner passed through the
city, Saturday en- route to Holly
Springs.
Rev. Hollis was with his people
Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Lane is visiting her pa
rents, Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hender-
son.
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Base Ran Notes.

Fridays game Jacksonville Tigers
VS.. Kennedys Black Cats. The game
did not start until 1880 p. m. The
game was not very interesting. Only
six OF the Cats played Three Kit
tens were added, making 1t nine.
Batteries for Jacksonville: Gibson
and Etter.
Batteries for Rusk: George VIII
liams and Copeland.
Scores 4 to in favor OF Jack
sonville.
Darkness ended the game on the
sixth inning.
Jacksonville was elated over the
victory and returned Saturday.
Saturdays Game.
Kennedy's Black Cats were re-
inforced.
Batteries for Rusk: Williams and
White (of Nacogdoches).
Batteries for Jacksonville: Melee
and Etter.
Scores: to in favor of Rusk.
Notes on the Game.
Jacksonville's heavy hitters, Etter,
Williams and Taylor, never got to
see the -6cst- base,
Rusk VIII play Jacksonville, Mon
day, Tyler two days and Nacogdoches
three days.
At Jacksonville, Monday, the batter
les for Rusk will be Thompson and
White. The batteries for Jacksonville
will be Gibson and Etter.
Ned Williams of Rusk team holds
a splendid record for pitching. He
is thought to be one Of the best In
the state. Those who are authorities
on base batll have pronounced Will
liams the equal Of any in the state,
II not the best pitcher in the state.
His good pitching was the talk of
the visitors to the ball work.
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WACO.

! The delegates who attended the
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows have
returned and report very success
4 full session.
Mr.. Moore. former supervisor OF
our War Camp Community center
has been transferred to Knoxville
Tenn. He is succeeded by Mr.. Dams
by of Alabama. Mr.. Dansby seems
to be very much interested in the
work that he has been chosen for and
we predict for him success.
Mrs. M A. Williams has gone 10
Denver, Colorado for a visit. Mr.. w.
II. Holloway has been appointed by
the War Camp Community Service
to take charge OF the Center in Dali
las He left last Saturday for his
new field of labor.
Much interest is being manifested
In the movement to organize our la-
borers into unions. Already there
are several locals and they seem to
We bringing about favorable results.
Madams Sorrelle and Tatum com
rlimented their sister and her hus-
Jand. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman
with a party last Wednesday night.
A number Of friends had been invited
and they enjoyed the evening in
dulging in the usual past times.
Have you noticed the Dodge club?
They can be seen On the pixies most
any pleasant Sunday evening.
Prof. Edwin Stamps OF Prairie View
waE i. the city a few days last week.
Pro-. Stamps was en- route to AUS
tin.
Mr.. Lon Williams, popular Paul
Quinn student looked In on his many
friends few days the early part
OF the week.
M. and Mrs. Foster OF Mexia mo-
terrell to Waco to spend few days
vii Mrs. Fosters sisters, Madams
Morris and Warren
Misses Mable and Lucille Morris
accompanied their aunt to Mexia.
The girls and womens department
OF the War Camp Center Is under the
supervision q Miss Harrison. Miss
Harrison has made special prepare
ton foi this kind o. social service
work, and hopes to do much good |
among our girls and women. We
hope thai every public spirited Race
nan snd woman will encourage Miss I
Harrison and lend her all the as
sistance possible.
The young people Of Waco have
'ormed Tennis and Pleasure club.
They play tennis and croquett at the
south Waco school court and very
loon hope to locate courts In each
'art OF the city. Mr.. Francis Bevis
8 the president and Miss Marguerite
)uval is the secretary of the Waco
Tennis and pleasure club. They have
wenty members.
Prof, A. s. jackson and wife, Mr..
v. s. Willis and Prof. ]. II. Hines
eft last week for Atlantic City to
ttend the Supreme Lodge X. Of P.
Dr. Davis Of Calvert. motored over
rom Marlin last Monday
Get the Dallas Express at the j
Iecca every Saturday. Our slogan
, five hundred readers for the Ex-
ress IN Waco
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Sunday. August nth

Sunday school at 300 a. M, supt.
w. M. Taylor presiding. Good at
tendance and collection II o'clock
service was unusually good. DR.. VIM
preached fine sermon and the choirs
gave good music. We had lots o.
visitors out we trust that you Will
come again. Four gave their hearts
to Cod. Good collection above $780,
90.
Phil r. Register, Reporter.
Rev. J. H. VIM, D. d.. Pastor
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school convention, The play ground
promoted by the Mems club of morn
ing Chapel is drawing large crowds
Of young people each evening. The
pastor being confined to his room.
Or. A. 1. Dotson preached two power
full sermons.
The great Epworth League rally
closed out Sunday. The Leaguers
rolled up 1904. The delegates. Mrs.
NJ. D. Franklin and Miss Bruce Jones
leave Tuesday for the convention at
Weathcrford. You are always well
come to our service.
Emory c. Smith, ST.. Reporter.
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AUSTIN.

austin, Texas. Aug. 21.-Many sat
listed readers were In evidence upon
the thoroughfares Of Austin. Satur-
day and Sunday. All giving rec0g-
milton OF their feeling of gratitude
for she Austin and the Dallas Express
upon The streets Of our city again
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TO the Austin Friends.

We shall endeavor to put the Tx
press in every home in Austin for
we conscientiousIy believe it might
take mot only there but in every
Colored home in our state. You we'll
know our subscription price is the
same $1.50 pel year. six months,
rs cents. three months. 50 cents.
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Mr.. and Mre. J. e. Hubbard left
Monday for Mineral Wells and points
IN Texas. Il two weeks vacation.
ar Henry H. Moeley, Jr., and Miss
YlrRio Hamilton were married Thurs
day. Apg. 18th. $3.50 p. M, at the
residence OF the bride on Terrell
avenue. Out Of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Mosley. ST..
OF Rockdale. Texas, the parents Of
the groom.
Mr.. Endley Ingram IS on the sick
list.
Mr.. Robert Warren met with a
painful accident few days ago
while working In the Sanegard main
grocery store on 10th and Houston
street. when he let fall on his foot
case Of baking powder, breaking two
homes.
Worth's promising young men who
q holding a government position as
meat inspector Ia Deh III, Mich,
spent from Saturday to Tuesday In
clua. ve in Fort ,verth with relatives
and friends. where his aunt, Mrs.
8. B. Smith Of Cowansvllle Joined
him Nn his trip to Colorado Springs.
WheT they will pend week with
his mother and relatives snd then
70 Detroit
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Or. R. {. CLIFTON.
DENTIST

All modern equipment Best gold
used. all work guaranteed. Best hall
in ciiy to rent for lodge meetings and
cnterts nment. once In clifton nee
Building. s1b5t Calhoun St
Phones;
omce--L. 1901 Res. R.-sslO
IT worth.
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EcGs- CHAPEL Bsprsr
CHURCH

Sunday school was fine. Bro. j.
II. King, Supt.. collected 1896. Mis-
si0nary Society had splendid meeting.
Sister l.. King. president; Sister Cora
Seals Of Salem Baptist church direc-
tor Of Dallas District OF the w. M s.
OF the N. w b. A. and made strong
remarks. collection s4.32. At p.
N. D. Y. p. u. had great lesson.
Bro s. Hill, president. total coll
lection for the day e6t.08.
REV. L. H. HERyEY. Pastor.
BRO. SAM HILL. Sec'y.
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Morning Chapel G. N. 4. Church,

3rd and Crump Sc.
Rev NJ H. Spencer. D. d., Pastor.
Sunday school was full Of life at
$3.50 with supt Langstnn 4 all smiles
over the report sent to the Sunday
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On friday. Aug. goth, o. @. Crook,
Of Folt Worth. Will bring to Dallas a
big excursion and his orchestra that
plays IN Herman park. for the Fall
opening Of the Mcmillan park. The
excursion will leave Fort Worth at
z p. m, and arrive In Dallas at $3.50
D. M. viii be at park at 800 D. m,
Mr.. Ollie Trlhue and Bill Gillian will
put on IN Dallas, the latest dances.
Admission. 80 cents
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